Pharmacist Halle L. is a miserable non-professional. If I could rate her 0, I certainly would. She…read moreworks evenings (The day time male pharmacist is WONDERFUL!). Unfortunately I must recommend forgoing all prescriptions at this Walgreen's location for fear you may encounter Halle L. Yesterday I called 3 times to get automated updates. First one told me scripts would be ready at 11:30am. Second update was they'd be ready by 2pm. Third update said by 6:30pm. I arrived at the drive-thru at 7:30pm (30 minutes before close). The assistant told me the scripts weren't ready and to come back in 15 minutes. I drove up to the window again at 7:46pm. Assistant told me they still weren't ready and to come back again in 15 (more) minutes, which, by then, would be after close at 8pm. I told her I would just wait there, thank you. Unprofessional "pharmacist", Halle L. got on the drive-thru phone and told me no one is allowed to, "block my driveway". I replied with, "I am not blocking anyone's driveway. There is no one behind me and you close in 12 minutes. If a car pulls up behind me, I will drive around, as is standard protocol." She then told me, "I have the authority to refuse service to anyone and I will not fill your prescriptions today." Up until then I was calm and understanding - even after waiting all day and yes, being told to come back, "in 15 minutes..". I asked her if she was serious. After she affirmed, I told her she was a miserable human being. I didn't yell, rather stated the fact in a less calm tone, maintaining volume control. If you want professional and prompt customer service, do NOT go to Walgreens and I warn you, stay away from Halle L.

This review is for whoever is managing. I came in tonight for a nail file. An employee greeted me…read more This dude was older and he was sitting. Literally no customers and a very slow night. And when I made my purchase he literally apologized TO ME for sitting. Like what the actual fuck. I cannot believe that someone high up probably made him feel like he could not sit and rest and then he has to say sorry to me. That is a disgrace. Ya'll gotta take better care of your hard working employees because that is disgusting.

Just called at 7:30 pm on a Saturday and got a message that they're closed. 24/7? Noperead more

They charged me for meds they never sent. This is very frustrating and a shame with all the good…read morereviews I read prior to choosing to do business with them.

Waited in the drive thru lime 40 minutes. Guy walks up inside and gets helped right away. 5 people…read morebehind in the drive thru waiting 40 minutes and again helps the person who just walked up to the window inside.

I thought the Walgreens pharmacy was bad... is this location closing?? They constantly have empty…read moreaisles and the pharmacy is horribly mismanaged. They have sloppily written signs saying to expect longer waits due to staffing issues. These have been up for a long time. Today, another sloppy sign saying the pharmacy is CLOSED for today due to UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES. Either shut down completely or get new management.

I wish I could have found them earlier. Everyone I've interacted with has been knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, and professional. Their service is fantastic, and my dog and I are looking for ways to use this incredible company in the future. So far, they've saved me hundreds each month for my dog's medicine.

Kuslers Is the best and has nicest people and always give excellent customer service. I have been…read moredealing with them for special compounded medications for my fur babies for years They also have a great text messaging service that makes it easy to manage refills & to let you know when it is ready to pick up.

Pharmacy review In…read moreshort I know I can't complain much, because it isn't even Bartell's anymore--it's Rite-Aid in subsidiary form, responding to that company's leadership. But this was ridiculous. In long I was overdue for a booster and wanted to get in to the closest pharma to my house. I've had a handful of solid experiences here, anyway, through the years. Booking was easy online, even got to pre-load my insurance info and all that. Rescheduling online was also easy when I ended up making fun plans during my originally-scheduled time slot. I finally get in and the store seems the same--multiple rows, multiple aisles, clean, brightly lit, seems well-enough organized (though that's coming from someone who wasn't shopping). Get back to the pharma counter and 4 folks are working. 2 folks in line. One finally finishes and I step up. Been about 5 minutes at this point, but all is normal so far. One person peels off to help the drive-through folks. Were they really next? I dunno, but it's easier to feel abandoned at the window if nobody comes over, so I get it. 10 more minutes go by. Dude isn't paying attention, and neither am I, because I hadn't realized there was now a line behind me. Dude jumps the line. He, uh, clearly needs his meds, and has some difficulty walking, so I don't feel the least bit bad waiting a little longer. I'm still standing at the window, big dude wearing a bright-red plaid shirt. Somebody else jumps the line. She is able-bodied, and also needs the tech to ring out a couple bottles of wine from her shopping. He does. I am now almost 30 minutes into my visit, no one has said hello, and I am the least thing from invisible. Finally the tech working the drive-through comes back over, apologizes profusely, gets things started, and I stand there for a few minutes. Another tech comes over, points to me, says they had better "verify" me, and they walk away. Who thinks this is the right way to behave around customers? Approaching 45 minutes of waiting, the main pharma says they don't have the vax I've been on. Asks if I'll take another one. I say I have no idea whether I should. I have to ask him what I should consider before deciding, and he says people switch back and forth all the time without issue. Okay. Why hadn't you said that up front? I wait 10 more minutes and finally get the jab. He's pleasant and competent and I am in and out quickly. The "consultation room" is a combination storeroom/washroom, with stacks of boxes blocking a sink. It feels like the washroom in any strip mall restaurant on 99. In the end, a visit that could have taken maybe 5 minutes took almost an hour, while they ignored me, made odd comments within earshot, and asked odd questions. This does not seem like the kind of work environment where people can thrive. Unless you're just using the retail side, I'd avoid.

Bartell no longer exists! This brick and mortor store is now north Lynnwood CVS Pharmacy. It has…read morebeen open for about 2 weeks. So far, the changes have destroyed the good customer service that went away when Bartell was disolved. Every change made by CVS is counterintuative to customer advocacy and support. CVS does not give a damn! You are no longer a person or a customer of a human being. You are a number and a paying business opportunity. CVS is going to have try a lot harder if they really give a shit--which does not seem to be the case. They don't care. Struggle on your own! Shame on CVS. Shame. Shame. Shame.

I would give a -5 rating if I could, A black customer got aggressive and rude with me while…read morestanding in line. I said or did nothing to him. The lady checker did nothing and I later called the store manager to tell him what happened and that told him he just lost a customer I also emailed and wrote a letter to the CEO of rite-aid and heard nothing from him. Very bad service and management

To be determined, they are way understaffed! And completely overwhelmed with work. Can we blame…read morethem for being grumpy? I don't know! ??? Rite Aid corporation are you providing inadequate staff. To me, recipe for disaster. Rite Aid has to step up and do right by the people that work there! Do we not all agree, Do better Rite Aid

I've never been so appalled by store employee before. This is the first time I've been to this CVS…read more The tall, gray haired guy at the register told me about how his chinchilla died and preventable death and how he didn't even want the Guinea pig and he wish it would have died too. I'm so angry, why would you tell someone this. My life is caring for exotic animals at home and my profession. I kept exotic mammals for large part of my life and dedicate my life to give him the best possible life. This was so disgusting. I cannot believe what I just heard.

I enjoy getting my photos developed at this store. They are ready quickly and always look great.read more

Very nice basic grocery store with select premade items an a sandwich and juice bar…read more Great resource, nice selection of fresh items reasonable prices too. I hear their restaurant is good as well

I was in Everett and needed a treat, and this co-op found me just at the right time! They stock so…read moremany local and organic goods, I was impressed. I love shopping at places like this where I know that the store and the brand are both ethical and that my money is going somewhere good. I got some incredible heirloom tomatoes, and the cashier and I even discussed some fun recipes for them. Also got some local chocolate and a kombucha. I was impressed to see that they also had cool flower arrangements, plants, cards, and other things made from local creators. This is the kind of spot I LOVE to support! It is organized, has tons of variety, and I always find something new and fun. As a gluten free gal, I felt like the world was my oyster here. I discovered some cool new brands and was excited about my finds!