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

This has been our family pharmacy for the last 8 years. They are always very punctual at filling…read moreprescriptions which is so important when you have an urgent need. We also full our dogs prescriptions here. The app is easy to use and understand, you don't have to call in refills anymore! Staff is friendly and are excellent at handling a high volume environment quickly and efficiently. They have some great perks for transferring your prescriptions there, and separate ones for switching over your veterinary meds! Check it all out on the Safeway app!

Avoid at all costs…read more The Customer Service line for returns is always long and they only have one person working the counter. It took nearly an hour just to do a return, totally not worth the time. I tried to price match something to their own website and the worker lied to me saying they don't do that. She was just too lazy or in a rush to do it. I chose not to make a fuss over a couple bucks and moved on. Go to Costco instead. Or any other place nearby.

Walmart is very ambitious in trying to have a complete "Super Center" at this location, yet this is…read moretheir smallest "Super Center" in the area. The only problem is that their priorities are out of balance here. The number one thing people come to shop for at Walmart is groceries, yet this store's grocery section is too small. The aisles are narrow and crowded, and you can barely get your cart through if other people or carts are in the same aisle as you. This Walmart tries to compensate by making their grocery shelves taller, but how does that work for shorter customers? Since groceries are the most popular purchases, this particular Walmart location needs to reduce the size of some of the other sections, and expand the grocery section to achieve better traffic flow (and more satisfied customers).

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 went there to buy a glucose meter and ended up finding some cute SpongeBob make up by wet and…read morewild. The lady that worked in the cosmetic department was more than happy to help me. She was absolutely wonderful. I would recommend the store to anyone. It is a wonderful store with wonderful employees. I had a wonderful experience there. They are so helpful and they have wonderful parking.. management is truly wonderful as well.

prescription auto refill is a mess and will leave you high and dry with your next prescription over…read moretwo weeks out.

Disappointed. When a pharmacy is advertised as open until 7pm in a small community, and you are…read moreneeding important medicine, it's disappointing and frustrating to see someone in the drive through window quickly closing everything down with the doors locked at 6:45pm. I'm fine with reasonable policies, but this felt bad.

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.