Cashier is always decently friendly when checking out. Been using this walgreens since I moved to…read moreWA and they don't disappoint! But my favorite thing about this walgreens are the folks working the pharmacy. Very kind, friendly, and quick service. Pharmacy will call often to remind to pick up medication. As someone with ADHD, it is so, so, helpful to have reminders from the pharmacy. I imagine that these reminders are also helpful to those who may be suffering from dementia, or just those who are busy/forgetful in general. All in all, a great walgreens and a great pharmacy!

This location is still understaffed and overworked, but wow I'm really impressed by the lead…read morePharmacist at the Avondale Walgreens now. She is inforemed on the very latest medical/CDC related recommendations, tweaks and policies. Very helpful and the reason we still use this pharmacy.

They are wonderful and as someone else said always go above and beyond for their customers. Truly…read moreamazing pharmacy and I've been with them for years.

Very friendly staff, always quick service. They have saved me money more than once knowing which…read moremeds are cheaper as "cash pay". Love this pharmacy!

30 minute wait with only 2 people ahead of me. New employee is not asking for help when she gets…read morestuck and pharmacists are not watching. I had a pickup on 9/22/25 at 2:30-3:00. I really miss rite-aid...

Horrible. I reported them for malpractice. My son is medically complex and our other pharmacy…read morealways calls us many times before they return the meds to the shelf. In this case, we use a specialty pharmacy that delivers to their location. If they sent it back, it would not be easy to retrieve. They don't answer their phones. Their customer service is horrible. There's only one staff member that is helpful.

The loss of the head pharmacist Rene has literally left the pharmacy in shambles. Rene was the best…read moreand most caring pharmacist I have ever known. I was in great hands and now I no longer trust these intermediary pharmacists. The staff and the store are otherwise fantastic. They held my hand through my cancer diagnosis and treatment way back to Cindy and Ingrid. I will continue to shop at Haggen but not the pharmacy. A huge loss, they should have done everything to keep Rene!

Pharmacist don't pay attention it prescriptions. They ALWAYS need mine up. Either ours in the wrong…read moreorder or doesn't order it at all. Crazy behavior for a pharmacy.

Good day to show and see new items. Not much in customer service. Selection and value was pretty…read moregood. Nothing over the top today. Out looking for deals and walking enjoying the day.

I had a great experience here, specifically with Jake in Asset Protection, who helped designate me…read moretowards some of the sections I didn't know. He was extremely polite and thoughtful even though it took me a moment to express what I was looking for. I am excited to come back and hoping for a similar experience!

Exploring the candy offerings at Bartell Drugs today, Friday 17 November 2023, I found a buy one…read moreget one 50% off deal on some of the less expensive items. They were sold out on some of the more seasonal items such as caramels. So I decided to go with a small pack (3 pieces) of Almond Roca and a KitKat Duos strawberry and dark chocolate bar. When the cashier rang the items up, the Almond Roca came in at $0.74, it had been a while since I got this quantity of the product packaged this way for that price. The parking lot was moderately easy to maneuver in and the store front was easy to spot. Workers in the store were friendly, even greeting customers as we entered the store. The checkout line was easy to find and payment straightforward. I liked/appreciated the welcome sign inside the front door with the name of the shopping center the store was located in.

This pharmacy used to be terrible but I've had increasingly better experiences over the past 6…read moremonths or so. The main pharmacist has been very helpful when I've asked for help/suggestions when medications have run out at this Bartells location. Usually if the medication is out here then it is out everywhere, and he's checked stock at multiple locations a number of times now. Also, the pharmacy staff in general seems much happier and helpful than a few years ago. If I knew names then I would give a shout out! Instead I'll say, "go say hello to Gary at QFC! He's a very nice guy!"

My husband dropped off an RX for Nexgard Combo (Flea Meds) for our cat on 12/6/2024 after work. He…read morewas told it would take about 15 minutes to get ready. No big deal. He did some shopping, came back about 30 minutes later, still not ready. I received a text later that night that it was ready but only half of the prescribed amount was available and that they had to order the rest. I was told they would order it and it would take a week or so. They said we could pick up the half the amount or wait but either way, that amount was set aside for us. Fast forward to today, 12/30/24. Called at 10:00AM and confirmed that the medication was ready for pickup. Nope! Still only have half. They did not place the order yet for the other half, but stated that they could do so if I wanted them to? Definitely want them to, which is why I asked them to 2 weeks ago. My husband dropped off our dog's prescription for Simparica Trio on his lunch today 12/30/24 at noon. Got a text at 12:34PM that it was ready for pickup. Husband went to pick it up at 5PM after work, pharmacist states that it's not ready for pick up and that it's gonna be a bit for them to fill it. He asks to pick up the half our cat's prescription that we were told was ready and the pharmacist states that "these flea meds don't last long on the shelves" and we have to wait until Friday for a new shipment to come in. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if a medication is filled for a patient it should be labeled and set aside for them, correct? Not given away to another customer. Especially if a customer is informed that the medication is ready for pickup. Will absolutely not be using this pharmacy again unless some excellent customer service comes from this review. $286 worth of purchase definitely deserves better customer service than this. Our time has been thoroughly wasted and our cat is behind on prevention now.

Every time I call or go in person to the Costco pharmacy in Woodinville, I get the best customer…read moreservice of any Costco store! Their excellent customer service performance has been my experience through all the times I've shopped there, for over 10 years. Today was no different. I had the pleasure of speaking with Carlos A., Pharmacy Technician, Costco Woodinville Pharmacy location. I asked him to check on the availability of a medication. After determining that the medication was not in stock, he insisted on checking availability at the warehouse to see if it could be brought in on a shipment by tomorrow. Carlos A. exemplifies the wonderful customer service that I've come to expect at Woodinville Costco pharmacy. My hats off to this location and Carlos A., a wonderful employee exemplifying the spirit of Woodinville Costco pharmacy !!!

My dog was admitted to an emergency hospital for a couple of days and upon discharge they provided…read moreme a written prescription for a medication to help contain internal bleeding. They said I should call around to different pharmacies because the medication was not common. I spent around 2 hours calling 9 pharmacies, both regular and compounding. Most didn't know what it was, didn't have it and couldn't order it for me. One told me what I was asking was impossible. Another told me I needed to call the veterinarian and ask them to prescribe something else (which I did but was told there was no substitute). Finally I called Kirkland Compounding Pharmacy and Natalie was the first pharmacist who knew the medication without me having to spell it and said, "I can help you with that." When she heard the dosage, she immediately asked how big my dog was, and then recommended splitting the dosage between 2 capsules because one large capsule would create a choking hazard for a dog his size. She also had a lot of knowledge in general about the medication and its availability. I emailed her a photo of the prescription and she called me back shortly to finalize what I needed. She even stayed after hours to fill my order because she knew the medication was important for my dog's health and wanted me to have it first thing in the morning. I've used other compounding pharmacies in the past who were all fine, but without a doubt I will now go to Kirkland Compounding Pharmacy first. Natalie is so knowledgeable and caring!

From the owner: Kirkland Compounding Pharmacy strives to improve the health of those we serve by providing quality…read morecompounded medications in a caring, convenient, and accessible manner. Our state-of-the-art facility is in compliance with USP-795 and USP-800.

Always top quality service. I've been a customer of this location and other Rite Aid stores since…read morethey acquired Pay-N-Save via the acquisition of Thrifty Payless in the 90s. Rite Aid has never made an error with my prescriptions, never overcharged me, or flogged me off. It's heartbreaking to see so many jobs lost and the glut of vacant stores. All due as a result of corporate failures. I was shocked when Rite Aid moved to acquire Bartells. They were in no position to burden themselves with more debt and responsibilities. Rite Aid acquired Thrifty Payless after Thrifty tried to borrow their way out of trouble. Rite Aid knew better than to repeat that mistake. They literally witnessed and took advantage of Thrifty foolishly burdening the struggling company with more debt buying out virtually bankrupt Thrifty Payless/Pay-N-Save. It is impossible to borrow you way out of debt without a viable plan. Expanding the footprint of struggle stores only results in rapid collapse. I don't know how the acquisition of Bartells went through. Two struggling pharmacy chains - drowing in debt, with suppliers cutting them off, are supposed to magically merge into a debt free company? Nope. A 10 yo peeking at their books would have said this is insanity. Especially given the state and demands of their aging stores and seriously burdensome payroll demands exacerbated by pandemic induced record inflation. Add to this consumers shifting to free delivery of copay free meds via insurance company subsidiary pharmacies, cheaper meds with free delivery via Walmart, Amazon, and others, and the general shift away from brick and mortar. Without significant investment in home delivery, Rite Aid could never climb out of their debt hole. The financials and operations at CVS are unknown to me. What I do know is, If they do not have the infrastructure to provide free home delivery at competitive prices, I do not see their standalone drugs store surviving. Consumer loyalty has given way to convenient and cheapest. Which to most under 40 is Amazon, and to a lesser degree Walmart. Tragically, Amazon can afford to undercut everyone. Regulators need to break Amazon up. They're destroying local economies. I'll save that for later.. afterall this is a review of now defunct Rite Aid. Haha

I came here with client to pick up her medication otherwise I would have never stopped here to…read morepurchase anything. Very dirty, lots of empty shelves and not friendly employees. I do not recommend this location. The customer service is very poor. The front end cashiers do not speak or engage with you. The pharmacy team is a little better - they speak, greet and thank. They did have cool displays today I'll share because I had not seen them anywhere. Yeah a positive! Lol