Rudest employee I've ever encountered in a store and all I did was drop off a box for FedEx.read more

I had found several old disposable cameras and brought them in to be developed....the staff was…read morevery helpful and courteous. I appreciate her kindness.

Sims drugs feels like a classic soda fountain shop. I love all the wooden children's toys and artsy…read morestuff they sell. They are timely and friendly, when filling prescriptions. Very nice, locally-owned place!

This is the best pharmacy and we go nowhere else. John is an excellent pharmacist. He is helpful…read moreand friendly. He will do his best to find the best deal or get the medicine you need if the insurance gives you trouble. His staff is excellent as well. As noted below, they have a very interesting selection of gift items: jewelry, toys, etc. One last point: the soda fountain & pizza grill are run separately from the drugstore. There is a review thread for the Sims Pizzeria.

Consistently the worst pharmacy ever. I've spent hours on hold when calling. Don't even bother…read morecalling. If there is even the smallest complication with your prescription or prescription history, then it will be days before it's fixed (if ever). The pharmacy manager, Jana, is extremely rude. No compassion, empathy, or care. Unpredictable hours, zero customer service, and everyone who works there looks like they hate their lives. If only my insurance would allow me to use CVS instead.

Pharmacy used to be good at the Georgetown location. It started to go downhill about a year or two…read moreago. Long waits, some substandard employees, and obviously a pharmacist who either doesn't care or is being screwed by Walgreen's as a company. Poor rating here. Would have given their pharmacy in Georgetown zero stars. Sorry, but it's true. Walgreen's in Georgetown needs an enema.

It's been a long time since I stopped at Railroad for one of their amazing shakes. I happened to be…read morein Midway so I decided to treat myself to their delicious coffee shake. I sat at the counter and enjoyed the vibe of an old school soda fountain. You have to go! 102

A fun throwback to the 50's and 60's. Great music, fun ambiance and good ice cream! Worth a visit.read more

I stopped in to grab a bottle of water. There was one…read morecashier and three people in front of me. The couple in front of me got impatient because the cashier was ringing up the customer in front of them. They threw their stuff down and literally had the nerve to complain because they had to wait. So embarrassing to be that old and act so entitled. To the credit of the cashier she didn't blink an eye and kept ringing up the current customer. Stores have to adjust their man hours to meet their foot traffic in order to make a profit. The employees were extremely friendly and the store itself was clean and well stocked. Plus they had icy cold water which was exactly what I needed.

Good selection and availability of products. Employees were very friendly and helpful. Great…read moreexperience shopping in store and picking up online photo order.

Have the employee check people out at register if they ask instead of at self check out. Employee…read moreis very rude and unprofessional

While this is not a huge store, I know what to expect and my faves are usually stocked. I prefer to…read moreadd digital coupons to my CVs card before entering and check the online ads to see what's on sale. There's usually a coupon with your receipt that's good for about a week, so account for that if you need to return. Overall, a quick in and out shopping experience. Not too crowded and the employees are often helpful.

I used Hometown for the first time this week. Was very pleased with the service and the employees…read more I have found me a new Pharmacy.

Ok. Hometown Pharmacy has my vote. Everybody I've talked to over here has been helpful & pleasant…read more I'm moving my prescriptions over from Walgreen's only because Walgreen's does not have (or even plan to offer) a packaging system for medications like you see advertised on TV where all you meds are packed together & you just tear off the little pouch for the day, instead of spending painful hours, month after month, tediously sorting all your meds into organizers. Today I brought all my scripts in & was doing my paperwork & the lady asked me, " Have you been on all these meds? Or are these all new for you?" I said I'd been on them for years & she asked, "Well, do you have many at home that you still need to use up?" I said yes & she told me to bring them in & they would use them in my packs first, before they filled new ones for me. I said, but you know those all came from Walgreen's... she said sure, but they didn't want me to have a bunch of pills around the house that might go to waste, and as long as they were properly prescribed, documented & labeled they'd be glad to parse them into my packs until they were used up. AND she asked if I had some of my vitamins at home. I said I did & she said be sure & bring those too. Anyone who is on a bunch of medications, or takes care of meds for a family member, KNOWS what a time consuming, never-ending, repeating, yet critically important task this is, and these folks have cheerfully provided a much appreciated respite! Gone are the days when I could throw a toothbrush & a pair of clean undies in my purse & be gone for a week! These days it takes a hired hand just to tote the bag with all my nitro paste & hemorrhoid cream in it! Thanks again to these ladies for simplifying this aspect of my life!!