I was out taking care of Business!!…read more I got a Junk Food Craving!!! So I rolled to this Walgreens!!! I rolled in and found this place has a Huge Candy Section!!! I stocked up and grabbed a few bottles of Coke also!!! They only had one Cashier and she seemed stressed out!! This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Establishment!!! I keep my Pimp Hand strong!!! Number 34 of the top 50 most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025!!!

After getting disconnected multiple times, I called back and asked to speak with the Pharmacy…read moreManager. I was told the Pharmacy Manager wasn't available, so I asked to speak with any manager. The manager told me he thinks the Pharmacy Manager's name was "Lau" (he spelled it) and that the pharmacist answering the phones might be "Shemma." I told him that I had already been disconnected multiple times and was just trying to get my prescription. The manager wasn't rude, but it didn't really feel like I was talking to someone who was concerned about fixing the issue. I expected a little more urgency since why are the pharmacy staff acting like they answering calls and disconnecting them on "accident". Instead, the only solution offered was to transfer me back to the pharmacy and let them know I was waiting on the phone. When someone answered, I asked if her name was Shemma. She immediately responded, "Nope," and transferred me. I was connected to Shemma. I realized she wasn't the same person that had disconnected my earlier calls because her voice sounded different from the employee who had answered before. Since Shemma stayed on the line, I decided to ask about my medication and a possible prescription transfer between Walgreens locations. I explained that my regular Walgreens told me that if this location had the medication in stock, they could request the prescription transfer. Shemma told me, "No, I can't do that. Call that Walgreens to transfer it." This completely conflicted with what I had already been told, and I felt like I was being talked over. My biggest concern is still the employee who initially answered the phone. After one of the disconnections, I called back and asked for her name first because I wanted to know who was disconnecting the calls. I figured if the call got disconnected again, at least I would know who I had spoken with. When I asked for her name, she responded, "Sure," and the call was disconnected. This is another reason I strongly recommend asking for the employee's name at the beginning of the call. I feel like people are less tough when they know you know who they are. If you need to follow up, file a complaint, or reference a specific interaction, having the employee's name can make that process a lot easier. With that being said, I don't need my prescription to be filled here anymore. Goodluck to ya if you have to call this pharmacy.

Convenient, accurate, pleasant staff. So popular there are usually long lines. Can do online…read moreexpress checkin. Plenty of reminders by text. Good place to pick up other purchases while in store.

They close for lunch completely! What! I am literally bleeding after surgery and can't get the…read moremedicine I need. This is not a good idea. They could do lunch in shifts. Warning to others: they reopen at 1pm.

The staff here is always willing to help and take their time answering questions. I've had so many…read morecomplicated situations lately and I really appreciate how they've walked me through my options when prescriptions have been on backorder or not worked for me.

I want to start by saying that Cynthia and Danielle were absolute sweethearts and deserve…read morerecognition for being kind, patient, and professional. Unfortunately, my experience with Bernardo was the worst customer service I've had in a long time--especially troubling in a pharmacy, where customers are often sick, anxious, and vulnerable. I fully understand policies and wait times, and I always try to be respectful, having worked in the service industry myself. What I did not expect was the dismissive and rude way I was treated. While I was waiting, instead of simply asking if I was okay with another customer going ahead of me, Bernardo abruptly said, "Not you--I'm going to help the woman behind you," even though she arrived halfway through my wait. I've stood in long lines before and accepted delays without issue, but the lack of basic courtesy and communication was upsetting and unnecessary. Customer service in a healthcare setting should come with a baseline of empathy and professionalism. That was completely missing here. Bernardo could benefit from additional training in how to interact respectfully with patients. Based on this interaction, I would not feel comfortable being assisted by him again. Bernardo? More like BerNADA--because that's exactly how valued I felt.

Ed in Electronics is an upbeat pro who would do any organization proud. He patiently helped me…read moredecide which webcam to buy; Logitech 1080 Pro Stream on special, as it turned out. Then, my girl pondering which bicycle tire pump to get, seeing a fellow at some distance from that section of the store wearing a red Target shirt, motioned to him that we needed help, before realizing it was Ed. Wonder of wonders, Ed carefully explained the difference. Target really should make Ed not just store manager, but regional manager, in charge of training. Ed's genuineness is infectious, his range of knowledge remarkable, his casual intellect makes shopping a breeze. Ed would be a welcomed addition in Target's corporate offices. Anyone long in business knows people are quick to complain, slow to praise. So please let my words of appreciation for this cheerful, savvy soul serve as proxy for all the Target customers Ed has helped but who never bothered thanking him for his thoughtful help, for going the extra mile. Shopping and its decisions at Walnut Creek, CA Target,1871 North Main Street, are both pleasurable and illuminating thanks to a rare gentleman like Ed.

We've been to this Target in Walnut Creek a couple of times and it's fine. We used the free…read morecurbside pickup service once and it worked well. Recently, we returned and my wife was able to find what she was looking for. On a Saturday afternoon, the store was busy, but we were still able to get in and out fast. This is one of the busier Target stores I've been to. I think my sister prefers it to the one in Oakland. It reminds me of our Target at home in Atlanta (Atlantic Station) because it has a garage and you have to take escalators/stairs up to get into the store (however, at this location, if you park outside, there is no need to take the escalators/stairs).

1526 Palos Verdes Mall Walnut Creek, CA 94597…read more Very clean and spacious store. Big, and maybe too big. Seems to be alot of space, and not alot of products on the shelves. A clerk told me they may be making the store smaller. That's why some shelves are cleared out. I was here on a sunny Saturday. Not too many customers, so I had a quick and easy experience. But the interesting thing was, they don't have alot of things locked up. Free parking in mall lot.

I rarely shop here anymore. I had for years.......for one reason.... it's only a couple of blocks…read morefrom my home. Pros.....location, ample parking, clean inside, and I got some vaccinations there. Cons....clerks are rarely of any help, pricing is so tricky/complicated that mistakes are made quite often. Even before COVID, there were a lot of empty spaces on the shelves. They rarely had all that I needed to get. It went downhill from there. I think most people come to a drug/variety store for (mostly) meds and personal necessity items. Instead they have groceries, patio furniture, plants (that look half dead from lack of water) and the ice-cream parlor. Speaking of which, while waiting in a line 6-deep.....there's a clerk scooping ice cream. If you are buying liquor, or even cough syrup......regardless of how old your are (I'm in my 70's) they require that you let them scan your driver's license (which gives them a lot of your personal info they have no business knowing). I can't speak for the pharmacy, cause I don't use it.....but I have seen a lot of one-star reviews from others.....? I won't miss them.....and look forward to a good store to move in to take their place, that will have full shelves and good management.

I came to browse, didn't end up buying anything. Store was clean and fine. It is in the same…read moreplaza as Whole Foods.

My vet ordered a 90 pills for my dog, they didn't have 90 pills and they dispensed 20 and ordered…read morethe rest. When I returned they first said to return in 30 min. When I returned they said to come back in 20 days because they already gave me 20 pills. Unbelievable. Never again will I order any meds from Walgreens .

This is a great pharmacy with very helpful staff. I highly recommend!…read moreI have been coming here for many years.

I absolutely dread coming to this place and today was the last time…read more Always a long line - it's confusing to "order" when there is NO "order" line, it's "consultation." I don't need a consultation, I just want my second batch of pills on my prescription. There is no one at any other window, just one super long line and you stand there for 20 minutes, when you finally get to the front, the lady first looks at my (hard copy) prescription and acts like she doesn't know what to do. Then tells me I need to go stand in the other "line" after I wasted 20 minutes. Every time I go here, they don't have my prescription and I ask my doctor, he shows me where he sent it (this has happened with two different doctors so it's not the doctor, it's this poorly run place). It's one of the worst run pharmacies I've ever been to in my life - and the people that work behind the counter absolutely could not care less. I hate to sound like one of those "in my day" people who whine about everything but it's true in this case - pharmacies used to have people who cared about the people coming in. This one just has people who want to get through the work day. They couldn't give an actual flying yahoo about any customer, they have the same attitude as a McDonald's worker. They act like they're being put out and the people in the (long) line are morons for using this pharmacy (perhaps that's true now in retrospect). They never have enough people working there and every time I come in, they come across as so ridiculously incompetent, you wonder if these people actually have the education to be working in pharmacy. Management at CVS will read this and laugh and go about their day. They don't care. Look at all the other reviews here. It's not just me, it's everyone. This is the last time I EVER step foot in a CVS. There is no reason for me to ever come to this or any other one ever again.