I've been a customer at Walmart Neighborhood Market on highway 107 in Sherwood (just clarifying…read morewhere I'm reviewing) for over a decade with absolutely no problem, however my experience yesterday was so horrible that I don't think I'll shop there again, especially with the super center literally two-three blocks away. The pharmacy staff was rude, and the cashier was horrible, she was sighing loudly, had a really harsh tone, and slamming stuff around. They also didn't have 2/3 things I was looking for. I should have taken that as a sign and walked out then.

Love this Walmart! The night we went the employees were very nice and friendly...everyone…read moreacknowledged us when we walked in and when we left.

If you're going to change your hours, don't just put up a wrinkled paper sign on the door.read more

Pharmacy is pretty below average/ I get it. Delays happen. But every. Single. Time...? Your average…read morewait is going to be 40+ minutes. Update. After literally wait time of 1:01:32 wait time I was told there was no issues and that my order would be ready "this afternoon" - as vague as possible. This is after getting a text saying there was an issue with my prescription. What even. I stated I was on hold (firm but friendly) and that I didn't want to have to wait again to which the response was again "well. It'll be ready this afternoon. And you'll get a text." Unprofessional and inconsistent. I'll just drive across town next time. To hell with this location.

They took over Marshal Road Pharmacy's prescriptions. Very kind and polite employees that are…read morewilling to go above and beyond. The facility is kept really clean. A snack bar is located within the pharmacy.

Pharmacy staff is TERRIBLE! Mainly this girl with braids. She straight up lied about how long a…read moreprescription would take. I would rather take my business elsewhere. I use mail order and rarely local but needed meds for chest pain. I'll rather go to Walgreens than deal with her nasty attitude and personality. Please have better people behind the counter when dealing with people who aren't feeling well. This young lady lacked empathy. Better training is needed.

Left Walgreens and went to CVS. There was a fabulous pharmasist DeMario and tech Kendra. Some of…read morethe very best I have seen in years. They left and so did the professionalism and service. There can be 6 people behind the counter and you stand and wait. They will be right in the middle of helping a customer, answer the phone and go off and leave the customer standing and help the person on the phone instead of putting them on hold, or calling them back. It takes forever now to get refill if done on line. Half the time they are not ready within 24 hours. They are more expensive than Walgreens and Walmart. It is a very disappointing Drug Store.

We lived around here and came back to help my daughter. We always used Walgreens when we lived…read morehere. Meyonna made it a 5 star trip. She checked around to get extra help when we needed. Great to see someone who does a great job and knows what good customer service means.

These aren't open 24 hrs. Walgreens is a 0 star across the board, same with cvs none of these are…read moreopen after 8pm

Lynn and company are the best! Fast, caring, and always keeping you first and foremost. I get my…read moreprescriptions and my shots here, and would NEVER go back to a big chain.

This hometown, independently owned pharmacy is the epitome of care. Lynn and his staff are always…read morehelpful and work hard to make meds affordable. Although they don't have a drive-thru service, they offer pick-up, delivery and mail service. There are very few of these caring businesses still in existence since the influx of prescription drug companies trying to force us to use big chain pharmacies. Luckily I was able to change my insurance to have coverage at this pharmacy. You just can't get that five star level of care from mail order or chain speeds like Walgreens, Walmart or CVS. I highly suggest giving them a call, especially if you are on a fixed income.

1- Why does this place look so run down on the outside? 2-…read moreit could use a lot more brighter lighting. looks like it's unsafe to be around here. Especially around the pharmacy drive thru area. Parking lot just look dead

I waited 2 hours on the phone on Friday. 5 days later the pharmacy is still closed. I can't change…read moreto another Walgreens because it's opiods. Now I'm back in extreme pain and can't get around.

I was greeted by two employees which has never happened at any other walgreens. The ladies at the…read morepharmacy were so sweet and complimented me. Probably the nicest employees I've ever come across at any Wal-Greens.

If you are getting a prescription filled here, do not call them on the phone. Even in the case of…read morelife saving medication, you should not make phone contact with them. Dealing with the automated phone system will make you want to end it all, thus defeating the purpose of the medication. Just so you know, when you call, regardless of the reason, you will slowly be told by the automated voice "Just so you know..." followed by information that you didn't call about. You will slowly be told to provide your phone number. After giving your phone number, it will slowly be repeated back to you as if the system is reading your own phone number to you in order to give you plenty of time to write it down, except you probably didn't call to give your phone number for the reason that you needed someone to read it to you so that you could document it with a crayon on a piece of paper just in case you ever need to refer back to it. Then, you will be entering your date-of-birth, and having it slowly being repeated back to you as if the system... (Nevermind. It's the same as the phone number thing.) If you need to talk to someone, the automated system will finally allow you to. But first, it will say to you another "Just so you know..." informative statement, this time a slow reading of the store's hours. Of course this is important for the system to do this because of the high likelihood that if you were calling about this most common basic information, then you certainly wouldn't have tried to obtain this at the very beginning of the call. Of course, most people would have gone through entering their phone number and date-of-birth in order to try to find out the store hours. If you're one of the rare people that haven't made it this far into the call just to find out the store hours, it's ok. Just wait through the slow reading about at what time everyone takes their lunch break and what days have different hours, you'll eventually get to talk to someone about what you're calling about. When you get transferred to the pharmacy's phone, they will be helping other callers. You will know this, because a ten-second message will tell you. Then you will be on hold for twenty-seconds. This part is not hyperbole. These are the actual times. Watch your clock to test it: * After the twenty seconds, the music will stop, you will hear a change in the sound that sounds like someone picked up the phone. As you anticipate a person's voice, a ten second message will apologize to you for keeping you on hold and tell you they are helping other customers. * You will be on hold for twenty seconds. * You will again think someone just picked up. Nope. The ten second apology message will play again. * You will be on hold for twenty seconds. * Then (see above - the ten seconds of reminding you that they're helping other people). * You will then be on hold for twenty seconds. * In case you forgot why you've been put on hold, the ten second message will come back on to remind you. * If you are on hold for two and a half minutes, you will experience this five times. * Don't use that as an estimate though, because you won't be on hold for only two and a half minutes. (I'm writing this review while on hold.) This phone system is why I stopped using this pharmacy five years ago. I'm only here now for a one-time situation because Walmart is out of a particular medication right now. I don't think anyone in Walgreen's management or the corporate office has ever called the number to see what their customers go through. Perhaps, the person that first instituted this is long since retired and it pre-dates everyone that's currently in a position of authority. Maybe they're all clueless? EDIT: I'm back. Just had the human interaction. When the real person picks up, you'll need to provide them your phone number and date of birth.