This review is about Walgreens/Providence Express. On 2/10/26 I called my care team at Providence…read more I had what I thought was a fractured jaw. They advised me to go to Walgreens for a 10:40 AM appointment. I visited with a nurse practicioner. He advised that I get an xray at Providence. He said he would line that up for the same day and have them call. It is now 9:45 AM the next morning. Nobody had ever called. One would think that this was a simple problem with a simple solution. Apparently, that is incorrect. Waste of time and money.

UPDATE - This review was written back in March but didn't go live until today…read more I took a prescription for an antibiotic in for my elderly mother on our way home from an emergent hospital visit. They were too busy to fill it despite being open for several more hours. I was told I had to wait in line just to even drop off the script. I chose to return and drop it off first thing in the morning. I again had to wait in line to drop it off and was told it would be at least 45 minutes before it was filled. I politely told the person I couldn't return until the afternoon so to feel free to prioritize other prescriptions over my mother's. Later in the day, I got a text saying the prescription was ready for pick up. When I went in, the cashier said something about it being ready but that the pharmacist had to "cap" it and couldn't right now. I said, "Oh, I got a text saying it was ready. Okay, when will it be?" I wasn't even annoyed. She said, "It is ready. But the pharmacist is busy giving vaccines." So I said, "Well, when will the pharmacist be available?" She said, "Could be 15 minutes, could be an hour, have a seat." I tried a few more times to get her to help me understand if it made sense to wait or come back later. She absolutely refused - rather wanted to insist that the prescription was actually ready, even though I couldn't take it with me (it was just semantics - I never should have been drawn into it - but for the love of God, it's not ready if it's not ready to leave with the customer, right?). I was just stunned. I get that pharmacies are short staffed. I really tried to be understanding. But she was just being unkind for the sake of being unkind. What is the deal these days? Walgreens is asking its customers to show kindness and grace at an unprecedented level and this is how we are treated? And this women clearly just didn't care. I truly don't get it. The good news is that I stopped and spoke to the store manager on my way out and he was super kind and understanding. And the cashier at the front was nice too. Even the other clerk in the pharmacy wasn't terrible (although she absolutely should have been more helpful when she saw how awful her colleague was being). But to the person who was just so rude to me. You ruined my day. I can't imagine that was your intent. But you did. Maybe think about that next time.

I stopped in to buy gas over the weekend at the Jackson's in Newberg Oregon. I had to wait a bit…read morefor someone to pump the gas even though a woman in a reflective vest was sitting there by the ice cooler. The w oman finally came over and told me that I could pump my own. I thought that was illegal but apparently the law changed recently. The thing is, the woman told me I was sitting in the not-self-service pump area which means that someone working there is supposed to pump my gas. However, she told me twice that I could just pump my own, even though I was not on the self-service side. She clearly expected me to stop bothering her so she could go back to sitting. I told her I wasn't interested in pumping my own. When you are dealing with self-service, you never know who used the pump last. Were their hands clean? Did they leave germs, feces, etc on the pump handle? Also, if I am dressed for work, I don't want to get gas or whatever else on my clothes. If I am parked at the not-self-serve pumps, then I have obviously made the choice to have someone pump my gas for me. And since there was an attendant on duty who was just sitting doing nothing, isn't that person supposed to be pumping the gas? Apparently the employee did not agree, and if this is the way things are going to go with Jacksons in the future, I will be shopping elsewhere.

lived very close to this place ever since i was little. always nice to go on a little walk to grab…read morea snack or lunch, the beef and bean burritos are my personal favorite. recently i have started walking to the store myself (slowly getting over social anxiety lol) and the people who work there were very patient with me. overall, davids market is a pretty nice place!

Amazing, best service when they speak English and haven't seen more than 3 drug dealers here. Would…read morerecommend to my children.

Food was excellent with multiple options that include fresh greens & berries - which is wonderful…read morethis time of year. Many vegetarian options as well. Red Hills has expanded its seating space with a great hall with many tables and options for large groups. We went with a group of 9 women on a ladies weekend in wine country. Superb! Service is extremely helpful and friendly - offering menu choices based on questions. Plenty of parking in recently revised parking area including space for those with accessibility needs. This is looking to be an annual sojourn for our ladies group - this is our second year lunching at Red Hills as part of our kick off for our wine tasting weekend.

Red Hills Market continues to expand and improve. Such a beautiful setting and with the addition of…read morethe new outdoor area, they have upgraded the look and feel of the whole property. It also seems like their bread has stepped up a whole notch. Always have loved their sandwiches but their sourdough bread on the sandwich we had this last week was next level. 5+ Stars

employeees do not wash their hands!!! saw him digging in his rear and serve up hot food.read more

From the owner: Gladly serving your every day needs from groceries, snack foods, candies, toiletries, soft drinks,…read morenewspapers, lottery, and all kinds of beverages.