Quick service always professional. Only downfall they aren't open weekends. Come here if you like…read moreto support local.

Home town pharmacy that knows you by name. Very relaxing place. Has a good selection of fun cardsread more

I am glad they were able to fill my medication's. I got in line at the right time because after me…read morethe line seem to feel and expand very quickly. The lady behind me got frustrated since there was only one person working in the pharmacy area. It's not their fault.

Empty shelves every single time. They just need to shut this location down so something else can be…read morein its place,

I visited Central Coast Pharmacy for the first time a couple weeks ago. I had to have a new…read moremedication compounded for my cat's special needs. I was greeted by a very nice woman and pleasantly surprised by her genuine caring and friendly attitude toward me. She smiled a lot. She knew I'd never used the medication. It took an oral syringe to administer the meds. It was small and appeared to be tailored to cats. With tiny measurement markings. She marked with a piece of tape the place on the syringe to make it easier for me to withdraw the appropriate amount confidently. (I'm 70 and not nearly as confident performing new tasks) But her doing just a little extra by marking the syringe made a big difference in my confidence. The pharmacy inventory itself was totally unique! For the holidays there were charming and creative decorations that made me smile and will continue to spread joy during future seasons. There were unique gifts for your favorite Cowgirl and artistic holiday decorations. I highly recommend taking the time to go into the pharmacy. It will make you feel good experiencing their carefully curated gifts and decorations. I'm looking forward to returning for the refill and more closely looking at their unique and delightful items.

I loved the service I got there in the 2 times I had to go while on vacation. Needed meds for…read moreallergies, etc. Both times, different women helped me. They were so friendly and helpful. The prices for the over the counter items I bought were cheaper there than where I buy them in my hometown at big box pharmacy stores. The gift shop was packed full of fun and interesting items. Small town pharmacies are gems that shouldn't be overlooked. They take the time to help. To give you insider info on the town of where to eat or just something that doesn't show up on the usual internet searches.

I just moved into the area and chose En Soleil as my new pharmacy. They have been great. I was…read morehaving insurance problems and they had to run my prescription several times. I can't imagine a box office pharmacy would have done that for me.

DENNIS D. 76yrs. i would rate higher (you would not believe)…read more Abel the Pharmacist ,has been very helpful with RX's, pain control corn-free compounded, who would think a trade war with Canada would cause a problem in filling RX's ( major Supplier of Generic drugs internationally). As corn is used to Stick tablets together thyroid, vitamin, muscles relaxants, soft-Poop, antihistamine are all problems. I I think have been with scince 1994. knownageble about medications. As have to be hand-made prices are reasonable. date 7-7-2026. greatly helpful.

I made a grocery order today and the girl who loaded my car was so sweet. She was kind of, helpful…read moreand had a wonderful personality. You did good hiring that one . Give her a raise . I usually have great experiences with my orders . Tony is awesome . So helpful and kind . You have a good team who fill the orders .

I have no time to write everything that is so horrible about the store but right now what just…read morehappened to me is mind-boggling. I am handicapped; I have neuropathy pain in my feet and the severity comes and goes. I can hardly walk today I'm in so much pain. I pulled up in front of the sliding metal doors to the nursery to ask the guy sitting right at the door if they had Clematis vines. I was parked 6' away from him with my hazard lights blinking. I smiled and said hi and I asked him through my car window if they had Clematis vines. He was cold and unfriendly and works in the garden department but he didn't know what Clematis was and instead of opening his phone and looking it up, he said "what's that?" I explained and then he pulled out his phone and he asked me to spell it for him and I did, and then he showed me a picture and he said "is this it?" and I said "yes" Then he said "okay, it says we have one". I said "I need three, so all you have is one?" "No, (he said impatiently) no, it says we have 10." I said "okay, thank you, but you said you had one". Then I said "I need three, and I'm handicapped and there are no handicapped carts on this side of store. So will you please walk in and get three for me, and you put them in my car for me?" He said "No I can't. I can't leave my post here." I said "okay I understand, will you please call customer service and ask them if they can send someone to come and help me?" He said "No, I can't do that." I asked an older couple walking into that door if they would look to see where they are for me, and they couldn't find them. When they asked him where they were, he pointed to a stand with pack of seeds in it. They told him I wanted the plants. He said "well all we have seeds." OH MY GOD, ALL OF THAT FOR NOTHING!

We were in Paso for a family reunion get-together for a few days. We had decided to have some of…read morethe meals at our rental house; not go out for every meal. We stopped in to Walmart to pick up a lot of the basics. It was later in the evening and they were getting ready to close. The night crew had already started the re-stocking process. Even with that happening, there were a lot of gaps in the grocery aisles, especially in the refrigerator cases. We weren't able to get everything we needed, which meant another shopping trip the next day. It was just an okay experience overall. I did track down one of their employees to ask the location of several items that I hadn't been able to find, despite going back over the same aisles several time. The aisles didn't seem to be laid out with any particular logic. Checkout went reasonably well, so that was a plus. Somehow this particular location seemed sadder and less organized than others I've shopped at in the past. Possibly a "B" store.

I loathe going to Walmart and will attempt to avoid this retail box store at all costs. It's not…read morethat I don't want a good deal but they stock a lot of lower quality items. There are a few "staples" that come from Walmart purely because of price. But I am happy to drive 5 minutes further for a better shopping experience. The store and parking lot is always busy, neither making for a positive shopping experience. It's getting ridiculous these days that so much product is now under lock and key, which means looking for a sales associate to help get you the product you need. Some aisles seem very narrow to move through when the store is busy, which makes a quick stop difficult. Lines for the registers, all of which are never open, are pretty long, which sends me to self checkout. Again, waiting in line because over half the self checkout machines aren't in use. Apple Pay isn't accepted either. Just too much I don't want to deal with here.