Stopped by the CVS Pharmacy in Savannah to grab some drinks and a Band-Aid for my kid's foot, and…read moreit was a smooth experience. The store was clean and well-organized, so finding what we needed was easy. The staff were friendly and helpful. They had a good selection of snacks and beverages, along with basic pharmacy items, so it was convenient for last-minute needs.

It's a CVS with all the typical CVS things. Additionally, they sell wine here. We picked up our…read morefavorite Mark West Pinot Noir for 12.49, which seems a bit more than what we would pay locally, but it's in a touristic area. GA sales tax of 7% percent applies to wine. Self check out and also there are cashiers.

The staff is extremely rude and not willing to help. They were supposed to place my prescription on…read morethe Medicare payment plan as they have done in the past however now they are saying it's the insurance company that does this. I paid out of pocket I was on the phone with Medicare and the clerk at CVS and now they are also marked with Medicare as rude and not of any help. Please hire better clerks before losing more business. I am definitely moving mine! They also got the prescription incorrect and the doctor had to send another one over.

Not friendly and unprofessional. Poor communication and employees standing around. Waited to be…read morechecked out for too long. I guess they expect customers to use technology now instead of being seen by a person.

Hi Everyone, What do…read morewe all hate to part with always? Money! Why? Because most of us needed it constantly in our American driven consumer (you & me) economy, daily. Ya know, the more the merrier, lol. What do most of us enjoy receiving? Value! Why? Because some of the time, it is in very short supply. Ergo, the American driven consumer (BtF, or Built to Fail) economy. But where can we consistently find value for less money? Ya know, like giving up less of what we don't want to part with (i.e. money) and more of what many of us enjoy receiving (e.g. value)? Walmart in Pooler GA, that's where. Yes, I realize that some of our experiences with Walmart may not have always been stellar. However, this is a FANTASTIC deal! What? Go on with your bad self! I'm here to tell ya, if you need tires, and want an outstanding installation, and if you are a Walmart + member, free lifetime (the tire, not yours) rotation, and balancing while receiving a very highly rated set of Goodyear Reliant All Season radials (low rolling resistance, quiet, good dry, wet traction, and light snow control, yea that one!) with a 65K mile warranty then Walmart in Pooler, GA be the place. How do I know? This is the tragic part of the this story, tears optional. Our Hybrid Avalon needed a new set of tires. Followed by, only two weeks later, our Prius needing three new tires because our only four year old set of Michelin Defenders which cost $928.00 complete w/tax and installation were starting to dry rot with only 28,000 miles on them and 7/32's tread left on them. Man, that's a lot of tread left! Yea, you're right! This is the same set of Michelin tires which had one tire blow out last April 2025 on Route 17 N outside Charleston, SC when I was driving to an Emergency room for treatment. Yea, and they only had about 23,000 miles on them then. What? Yep! Total cost of seven new tires installed w/lifetime balancing & rotation (Yea, Plus Member) $952.00 including tax. What, no way! Yea way, all day! But how was your customer service experience? Outstanding! Ben who checked me in was respectful. Kelsey who did the work on our Prius was very friendly, efficient and very polite. I have forgotten the Gentleman's name (I apologize), who installed our Avalon ties but he was terrific as well. And hey, I had a new experience at this Walmart in Pooler, GA Automotive department as they actually answer the telephone! Rare, I know, but they do. So let's add this up. 1. Seven Goodyear Reliant tires for about the cost of four Michelin Defender tires. 2. Good, competitive product, rated very close to the same quality based on performance. 3. Good customer service. 4. Installation time the same with appointment. 5. Five percent cash back on all Walmart purchases with Walmart One Pay CC, free lifetime tire rotation and balancing, Paramount + or Peacock subscription for free for a year as a Walmart + member. 5. And if these tires show dry rot in four years (Please Lord no), I certainly will feel a little better having paid very close to half the price! Conclusion: Yea, I'm good to go! And you can be too at Walmart in Pooler, GA, if your Glide Ride, needs tires. Enjoy!

Long lines, can't use self checkout unless you pay a fee, cashier's are extremely slow, said it's a…read moretest case. I'd say they failed, will avoid this shopping experience at all cost,

Made a request for a prescription, told it would be ready yesterday at 3 PM went to said pharmacy,…read moretold it was ready ,won't be ready till Monday after 3 PM .No notice no phone call no response except we are sorry .I make a special trip only to find out your staff has failed to fill my RX an or let me know it wasn't ready .Thanks for falling down on your job .You had one or another thing to do but neither seemed important to you SAD

Great pharmacy! The staff is amazing! Quick service like you can't can't get at a big chain…read morestore.

Honestly, I love visiting Walgreens just to check them out. (weird obsession I know) But this…read moreWalgreens has to be the most awful store I've ever set foot into. (No offense) Literally while I was walking around I caught 2 people stealing like straight up. Literally 0 cameras. At least they had Doritos.

Walgreens is the absolute worst no matter which one you go to we were dealing with the one off…read moreLargo. I've held for 2 1/2 hours on their phone because I didn't have a vehicle and they ended up hanging up on me after all that time so I called the store manager to try and get a message to them that this was important if my significant other doesn't have his breathing medication guess what happens he dies but they don't care and I have issue with that. These big corporations can go straight to hell!!!

The pharmacist is extremely rude this is the one on Wilmington Island! Not Dereenne.read more

This Walgreens location is generally my Go To pharmacy. Through the years I've received both…read more"just okay" service and other times "stellar"service. I can always count on stellar service in the pharmacy when Debbie is working pharmacy check out. She's competent, helpful and always friendly. Thank you Debbie. Walgreens is fortunate to have you!

Above and beyond every single time. Never have a problem getting my prescriptions or getting…read morequestions asked. The pharmacists help me with different OTC medications as well. Even when i had BCBS, they gave me discounts to help even more. Good selection, good value. I recommend using them to everyone!

In recent months, the atmosphere at the Kroger pharmacy inside this Gwinnett store has shifted…read morenoticeably. There's a clear "them vs the customers" tone now, where it feels like your presence at the counter is more of an inconvenience than anything else. The manager is at the center of it. Her tone is consistently rude and dismissive, she interrupts people mid-sentence, and she talks down to customers in a way that feels intentional. The other day I watched her belittle a young woman, and it was genuinely upsetting. It wasn't a stressful moment or a misunderstanding. It was mean, unnecessary, and deeply unprofessional. While this doesn't apply to every employee, there are enough staff members who appear disengaged that it impacts the entire environment and it clearly starts with the manager. The staff gives inconsistent information, they lack urgency, and spend more time talking to each other or idling than assisting customers. It creates an overall impression of a team that is not aligned or fully invested. This wasn't a busy day or a short-staffed situation. It feels like a culture problem that's become more obvious over time. If anyone from Kroger's corporate or district team saw what customers experience here, I can't imagine they'd consider it acceptable.