Needed to pick up my prescription today and I chose the drive thru. The service was really quick. I…read morewill be using this service from now on.

best of the best! My cashier Hector was an absolute charm. He helped me set up my Walgreens account…read moreand kept an amazing vibe. Definetely deserves recognition!

Absolute worst service I ever received at a Walgreens, the old ugly Hispanic woman in the morning…read moredisplays poor, nasty attitude, and lacks courtesy. She didn't greet me at all, and when I got to the register, she acted as if I inconvenienced her with my purchase, walking to the register with a negative demeanor, and didn't want to give me my change, she spoke to me with an inappropriate tone. Unfortunately, this is just the Deer Park way, so she's probably a resident in the area as well, just nasty, rude attitude for no reason. It was 8am, so she woke up this way. People like that, should work in the back, away from customers, not in the front being the face of the store! She's not who I would want to represent my company/brand.

This has to be the worst pharmacy ever. They never get it fone when they say they. I'll never go…read moreback to this location ever.

Needed to print out a few pictures for a project so I stopped at my local Walgreens and as usual…read moregot right to business. I needed a little guidance and the cashier was more than willing to assist. At the end my coupon wasn't working so she also had to assist me with that task all in all my experience was great

Summary: Super professional. Nice staff…read more Long story: I felt special ya'll!! They greet you when you walk in. Lol We went straight to the pharmacy and there was this older lady getting her prescription filled and one of the pharmacist was helping her around the store. Yeah she was struggling and confused, but guess what- not anymore because of the nice lady- she told me she'd be with us in a moment, but we were had an appointment & there were plently of other's there to help us. (Do yo thang!) Soo, my kid's pediatrician office was slammed because back to school appointments and we had to go to them for vaccines since it was out of stock. Walgreens had them in stock, only problem was you needed a prescription for thoose? Well, they sent me over without one (just an IOU-type paper which was useless because no doctor signed it) but they were able to get it verbally and the paper faxed over ASAP. They refuse to issue vaccines without it, they needed that paperwork! I respect that. We waited about 20 minutes.- In the meantime they updated my information and i didn't even know we still had a walgreens account. Which was super cool because it made it go quicker. So when they DID get that sent over it was no wait. Bam, we were out! The store was very clean and had alot to offer or maybe I've been too use to small, under stock pharmacies. It had a few people inside, which I felt was a good sign. (I don't like crowds, but I hate super empty stores because that means nobody's around when you need them!)

The Manager Oscar is very unprofessional and clueless. Does not know how to resolve issues.read more

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 8am-1:30pm, 2pm-8pm, Sa-Su 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-5pm

This is honestly the worst pharmacy I've ever been to. The staff is utterly rude, apathetic, and…read moreincompetent. Unfortunately since the other pharmacy on Main St closed, this is the only pharmacy downtown. Pharmacist Melody thinks she knows better than my doctor. I feel like I'm being judged just picking up the same medication I've been on for 15 years. I'll take my doctor's advice and never come back here. He says go to the grocery store with the three initials instead. So disappointed that this pharmacy is so awful!!!

After hitting the gym at 5:30 AM every day this week, my body was TIRED! So, on my way to work this…read moremorning, I did a quick cost-benefit analysis: 1) Be 10 minutes late and grab a $3 Starbucks Doubleshot Energy drink using my 40% off CVS coupon. 22) Be on time and pay $7 for a similar iced coffee at work. I took my chances and went with the $3 choice. As a new coffee drinker, I'm not too picky about where I get my caffeine fix, and this CVS refrigerated option did the trick. What surprised me most was how big and clean this CVS was--especially for a downtown location! The aisles were neatly organized, everything was easy to find, and the parking right outside was a lifesaver for my morning commuter rush. Good to know I have a solid, quick-stop "corner store" near my house for future caffeine emergencies!

If I could leave no stars I would. The pharmacy is crap. The doctors order a 90 day supply and…read moreinsurance only covers 30 days. Fine that should leave me 2 refills, instead of doing that or contacting the doctor they give you a 30 day supply but charge you for 90 days. Then on top of that I got sent home with my kids antibiotics in powder form. They told me to reconstitute it at home. Like for real?? I have moved my prescription and will not be returning. It's an freaking joke. And the staff the way she answers smacking her gum, unprofessional.

Incompetence at its worst; unfortunately it is an upper management's attempt at more cost saving…read moremeasures. Employees are under staffed and over worked due to the micro-managing, costing employees and customers dearly. Employees state they will fax the doctor, but never do and never follow up on anything because they do not have any time to spare. Unless they change their management style, they will go bankrupt, which I am kind of hoping for at this stage.

AMAZING! I can't say enough about the professionalism, kindness, helpfulness, and service I…read morereceived from this pharmacy! JAMES a pharmacist that is employed here worked so diligently to help me it's unbelievable, seriously I love everything about this place. Thank you Pharmcare you will be my pharmacy from now on

Very helpful with questions over the phone. Something you don't see at many pharmacies these days.read more

Best customer service, everyone there was kind especially Crystal she was very helpful give her a…read moreraise!!!

Before writing this, I cross-checked CVS MinuteClinic's own website against Yelp. Nearly every…read moreMinuteClinic location advertises a 4.5-5 star rating on CVS.com, backed by conveniently anonymous reviews. The same locations sit at 1-2 stars on Yelp, with a long list of real, identifiable complaints about customer service, billing, and clinic cleanliness. I can validate the Yelp reviews, given a recent personal experience. - CVS review: https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/clinic-locator/tx/deerpark/3699.html - Yelp review: https://www.yelp.com/biz/cvs-pharmacy-deer-park?osq=Drugstores On July 25, 2026, I visited the MinuteClinic inside the CVS in Deer Park, Texas. I was asked to provide a urine sample. When I entered the restroom, it was immediately clear someone there had suffered a medical emergency: the walls, floor, and toilet were covered in human waste. Given the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak, I was seriously concerned about the health risk this posed to patients and staff, and I reported it right away to the clinical staff and to the doctor on duty. The doctor on duty, Marina Rivera, responded: "that isn't my problem." Horrified, I left without further delay and did not receive any care. Despite never being seen, my card was charged for the visit. What followed was weeks of contradictory answers from CVS and MinuteClinic representatives, none of whom could (or would) resolve it: * "You should see the charge drop from your card in 3-5 business days." - Cassandra, MinuteClinic customer service 7/27 * "Call the MinuteClinic directly for a refund." - Emily, CVS customer service 7/30 * "You need to call MinuteClinic patient services."- Selena, CVS customer service 7/30 * "You need to speak with MinuteClinic billing."- Devon, MinuteClinic customer service 8/4 * 2 hours bounced around on the phone with MinuteClinic billing 8/6 * "This is not the correct number." - Kristen, CVS Customer service (on the very number she'd just given me) 8/11 * "File a claim with MinuteClinic." - Max, MinuteClinic customer service 8/12 * "We do not see your visit in our records." - Max, MinuteClinic customer service 8/12 * "We have no record of you at all." - Max, MinuteClinic customer service 8/12 * "The billing record is from a year ago." - Anna, MinuteClinic customer service 8/12 (referring to a charge clearly dated 7/25/26) * Reported as fraud and immediately refunded. - Credit card service - 8/12 I don't know whether CVS is actively recruiting the worst possible staff or simply no longer cares about patient services or reputation. Either way: unsanitary conditions, a doctor who refuses to acknowledge a health hazard, and a billing department that can't locate its own records is not an isolated bad day - it's a shame that communities are subjected to such disgraceful conditions. I've reported this incident, with names, photos, and video, to the Texas Department of State Health Services and the Texas Medical Board, and the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (though we all know that will likely result in pats on the back for the incompetent).