Swung by this Walmart while waiting for my car to charge at the Electrify America station. The…read moreWalmart is pretty large, clean, and well-stocked. My friends and I ended up picking up some bananas here, which were pretty affordable. Tip: don't use the self-checkout line, and just go to one of the regular checkouts. They have people working those lines, and there were almost no lines! This Walmart also has a Burger King inside of it for people who want to get a quick fast food snack. Restrooms are clean and also well-maintained. Workers aren't the friendlist, but they get the job done.

I was staying at hotel off Lenwood and asked the front desk girl if there was a CVS nearby and she…read moresaid no, closest thing was Walmart. I drove here to get a few things and it's probably 6 miles from where I was staying. This location is actually nice and clean inside. There's a grocery store and then the regular Walmart store. I was shocked to see they sold Reebok here as the display was nice. I don't believe there's a Target in Barstow so this is it!

Some of us dont have cars, so calling in is essential if we're gonna walk the mile to get our…read moremedicine. Every time a customer calls they don't give it a chance and just place you on hold. I say we all contact the California Board of Pharmacy.

If I could give zero stars I would! The wait is always over 30 minutes long just to get to the…read morecounter and be told it's not ready! The employees work SO SLOW with no urgency! They need to staff more customer service agents so they can provide better service. Don't even think about using the drive up because they will never acknowledge you!

They take too long. Most of the time the meds are not ready or not found in the system until they…read morecheck a second time. I sat in the lobby waiting 30 mins for what was supposed to be "10 minutes " and still did not receive the medicine. I had another appointment so I opted to return at a later time.

I started using Croal's about 11 years ago when my husband had an extensive list of illnesses that…read morewere being treated. I was first shopping elsewhere at a more known Pharmacy and was so frustrated with the mishaps that came from the other establishment. Each and every time I used Croal's before that and from that time forward, we have been taken properly care of. This is a huge help in dealing with loved one's chronic illnesses. I trust my families medicine needs to Croal's.

Sat in the drive thru for 5 minutes completely ignored while the cashier sat there on the phone,…read morebefore I finally drove off to go inside. I'm still standing in line waiting for two clients in front of me. It's not even busy, but because they're taking their sweet time and don't have a second pharmacist, there's now two more people in line behind me. (Line 5 deep now and still no second pharmacist) I'll be picking up my meds at Target moving forward. Horrible service.

Absolutely disgusting service in the pharmacy! 14 people in front of me and only 1 pharmacist? I…read moreWILL NEVER GO HERE AGAIN! I had to use them because Jonathan's Pharmacy in Apple Valley was closed on a Sunday. Stay away from this horrible customer service here!

Friendly professional service. i have been going there for 20 years. Never a problem. Staff is…read morealways able to assist when my Dr office screws up.

If this is the one in Barstow, they are all great people, and they deliver. I've been going there…read morefor years and I love them.

Clean, spacious and welcoming. Open until late and the facility is well maintenance. People working…read morehere is helpful and friendly

I truly wish Yelp allowed negative stars because CVS Pharmacy has apparently decided that helping…read moresick people obtain medication is more of a fun suggestion than an actual business model. I developed a lovely COVID rash that looks like my immune system lost a bar fight. I went to urgent care at 9:00 a.m. My prescription was called in by 9:30 a.m. Thinking this was a pharmacy and not a government infrastructure project, I loitered around CVS until 11:00 waiting for my medication. At 11:00, I called the pharmacy to ask what was going on. The employee informed me that my prescription was apparently sitting on a truck in the parking lot and would be unloaded sometime that afternoon. Or maybe tomorrow. Whenever. You know, whenever the spirit moved them. Now, call me old-fashioned, but when someone's medical treatment is sitting twenty yards away in a parking lot, I tend to think getting it into the building might be considered a priority. Thank God this wasn't me having to pick up insulin for someone with diabetes or something more urgent. By 2:00 p.m., my rash was getting worse, bleeding in places, and generally making me look like I had contracted a medieval plague. I finally called urgent care and asked them to transfer the prescription to Walgreens because CVS seemed committed to treating medication fulfillment like an episode of Storage Wars. The urgent care staff was confused because they had confirmed earlier that the medication was in stock. So urgent care called CVS. Miraculously, twenty minutes later, I received a phone call from CVS informing me that my prescription was ready after all. Apparently there had been a "misunderstanding." The real issue, they said, was that my insurance wasn't covering the medication. Excuse me? How exactly is that a misunderstanding? Your employee didn't say, "We're waiting for insurance approval." Your employee didn't say, "There's a coverage issue." Your employee told me my medication was sitting on a truck and might be unloaded later if the stars aligned and Mercury exited retrograde. And if the medication wasn't covered by insurance, why was nobody planning on telling me that? I would have happily paid out of pocket hours earlier instead of sitting at home itching and bleeding while wondering if I needed an exorcism. The most frustrating part is that I'm not just picking up prescriptions for myself. I also pick up medications for my elderly neighbor with dementia, whom I help care for. Reliability matters. Communication matters. Basic competence matters. After this experience, CVS has lost all of my pharmacy business. Future prescriptions for both of us will be going to Walgreens, where I can only hope the medications are stored inside the building and the employees communicate in complete sentences and do not have the maturity level of high school students As a grand finale to this circus, when the pharmacy tech finally handed me my prescription, she informed me that the pharmacist wanted to explain how to use it. You better believe I rolled my eyes so hard my COVID headache came back. "Seriously, bro?" I said. "I've been scratching this rash until it bleeds all day while you guys move at the speed of a DMV sloth on Xanax. I think I can figure this one out." At this point, I was fairly confident the complicated medical instructions consisted of: open tube, apply cream to rash, try not to claw your own skin off. I assured them that I possessed the advanced reading skills necessary to decipher the package directions all by myself. Then I planned to apply said medication while driving home in my awesome Jeep, belting out show tunes and celebrating the fact that after an entire day of waiting, I had finally obtained the prescription that was apparently trapped somewhere between a parking lot truck, an insurance issue, and a complete communication breakdown. If your pharmacy's customer service requires intervention from urgent care before anyone can explain what's actually happening, something has gone very wrong.

Employees are great prices ridiculously high 2-5 higher than my usual place I only go there because…read moremy insurance gives me a card to use ONLY there

impressed! I was notified that my perscriptios were ready. Picked them up to find out one wasn't…read moreready. They asked if I wanted to wait 15 min and I said yes. Then I was told I had to come back tomorrow and stand in line again. They close in a half an hour.

We were camping right behind Beemans a couple months ago and stopped in here. If you need anything…read moremedical this is the place. They have a huge variety of things. It's always nice going to a place besides a big box store.

Been with Beeman's for several years. Friendly, professional and helpful. Pharmacist has gone way…read morebeyond expectations....arranging for medications I needed in a snow storm....that's a real possibility on the hill. Checking of BP and information from the staff led me to the ER. Beeman's Lake Arrowhead Pharmacy is reminiscent of the traditional neighborhood drug store! Outstanding people.