The pharmacy had received an antibiotic order for my sick son. They received it by 7:30 pm. I…read morearrived at the drive thru at 8:30 pm. even though there were 4 people in the pharmacy who saw me, it took ten minutes for someone to come to the window. The employee was rude and annoyed at me even asking about the prescription. She said they had 100 orders ahead of mine and clearly it wasn't going to be filled tonight. Im sure those orders are the auto refills as no other customers were in the drive thru or in the store. We were hoping to get the antibiotics as soon as possible to prevent a worse infection. Instead of getting eye relief from the ointment, he will have a restless and painful night.

What a scam! I downloaded the internet ad (erase for discount) and it showed the $7.00 off. Well,…read morewe went to Walgreen's this morning after scratching the coupon and NOTHING. We may be senior citizens, but we are competent enough to realize when we are being scammed. We will be stopping both our RX's and shopping at Walgreen's, which we have done for many years. Simply tired of getting scammed.

Beautiful store with high quality gifts and food, unique merchandise. Everyone is always so helpful…read morethere, extremely pleasant experience.

Marguerite is a mandatory Walla Walla stop for me because Peggy Frasse has excellent taste and…read moreunderstands customer service. But even more often I ask for a video tour and buy over the phone having her send bespoke gifts to clients and friends around the USA. I can always be sure things are wrapped beautifully and cards hand written in her beautiful hand writing. Peggy practices retail selling as it should be done. Curated, bespoke and with elegance. I was just in there yesterday and was thrilled to find a small selection of cosmetics that saved the day as I had not packed a great lipstick and liner. I highly recommend!

Really pretty store. Everything is thoughtfully organized. It really does look like a room…read morebelonging to Marie Antoinette. They carry coveted brands like Lipstick Queen and Library of Flowers. I believe I also saw some locally made beauty products. My mother, fiancé, and I came in after having a great brunch for Mother's Day weekend. I love baths and I was looking to get something to make me feel like a queen. I was going back and forth between Simpatico and Lollia. My intent to buy quickly dissipated when my mom asked what makeup brand she was looking at near the cash wrap. The associate had not greeted us upon entry and didn't even lift her head to acknowledge my mom. She had been starring at us quietly the whole time. I thought maybe she was just shy or maybe we couldn't hear her. But her ignoring my mom when she was right in front of her... I was very put off. After minutes of feeling awkward after this non-exchange I expressed my desire to leave. I am an adamant supporter of small businesses. I think it is so important to connect with each customer and to make an effort to make them feel welcome. At the very least acknowledge when a question is asked. If you are shy or cannot speak, wave, nod, smile---anything!

I popped into Midnight Oil on a recent business trip to Walla Walla, looking to kill some time. The…read moreplace is stocked top to bottom with handmade soaps, lotions, bath bombs, and more. I would call the shop "whimsical." Many of the soaps looked like a glitter-happy five-year-old had made them. I was more interested in the bath bombs, although I usually hate baths (now who's the five-year-old?), just because they smelled so good (and because it was a tiny store and I felt pressured to purchase SOMEthing). Each were about $5 apiece, except for the malformed leftovers, which were $1 each. Bath bombs just disintegrate in water anyway, so I didn't really care what my bombs looked like. I picked up a lavender leftover and a normal lemongrass/coconut. There were some less obvious scents as well, like "Mystery." The woman who ran the shop (who I assumed to be the owner since there were pictures of her and her goats all over) chatted merrily at me as I shopped. I prefer to be left alone when I browse, but this shop is basically a closet so it was impossible to escape and I was forced to make small talk. The small talk was about goats, though, so it was better than most. However, when I checked out, she abruptly asked whether I had cash. I didn't. She sighed loudly and said, "It costs a fortune," as she ran my card. Gee, I'm sorry I spent money in your store. If someone wants a minimum amount spent to run a card, she should post a sign saying as much.

I really enjoyed the little shop, great smells, I bought an awesome massage oil, and bath soaps…read more Owner was there, everything is handmade by her. Shop was adorable.

I love this place! So grateful that there is a facility of this magnitude in Walla Walla! It is so…read morespacious, gorgeous inside and immaculate. They have it all under one roof: red light therapy, aqua hydration beds, hot yoga, float therapy, state of the art tanning beds, spray tanning, massage chairs and Swedish massage, foot detox, teeth whitening, it's a long list and I would encourage you to check out their website or stop in and check it out. To top it off the staff is welcoming, professional, and accommodating. This spa like environment promotes wellness and healing.

The manicurist who did my nails didn't apply dehydrator nor any primer when I asked her about it…read moreshe still didn't apply it and instead continued applying gel, unfortunately if the proper primer isn't applied the gel shellac will chip right off. My nails were completely chipped off within 2 days of getting my nails done. It was really disappointing.

Went in for a spa pedicure and it was a lovely experience. Shiela takes her time and does great…read morework. Chairs were very comfortable and they have this wonderful hydro massage table. I left feeling very relaxed with beautiful toes. Highly recommend!

Poor customer service... I was greeted in the parking lot by the owner who told me they were only…read moretaking appointments. Well I thought had an appointment. I booked online and received an email confirmation. Unfortunately, the owner explained that, yes, they had received my request, but they were no longer using the online system through which I booked. So somehow that meant I didn't have an appointment. The owner said she had no way of contacting me to cancel (even though if you google my name my email address and phone number pop up). One would think they might disable an online booking service they don't use? Or honor appointments if they know confirmations have been sent? Or make a simple concession like, "unfortunately we can't give you the hour and a half you booked, but you're fifteen minutes early - I could give you a quick trim..." Like I said, poor customer service. I would also like to apologize to the owner. As I walked away I said "now I know why you've got zero stars on Yelp" (a reference to a review I read where someone wished they could give zero stars). That was rude of me and unnecessary. This is the forum to air grievances, not saying nasty things in a parking lot.

Wish I could give 0 stars. Was visiting some friends in the state and decided to get my hair cut…read moreand colored. The red I chose turned out gorgeous although sloppy, red all over my face, ears, neck that still hasn't come off. When i got back to our hotel, I realized one side of my hair was about half an inch longer on one side than the other. (Never had this happen back home but I'm not usually an angry person and thankfully still in town decided to go back to have them fix it) I go back and the stylist I had was off for the day so someone else fixed it, no charge as it should be. Get back to my hotel for a SECOND TIME. It is now shorter on the other side. I will wait until I get back home to get it fixed correctly rather than them continuing to hack at it until it's too short.