In an era when the neighborhood pharmacy seems to be quietly disappearing, this place feels like a…read morebeacon still burning brightly. It stands as a reminder of what community healthcare used to be and, thankfully, what it still can be. From the outside, it is unassuming. But the moment you walk through the doors, you quickly realize this is far more than a place to pick up a prescription. There is genuine warmth here. The conversations are real, people are greeted by name, and you can sense that everyone behind the counter truly cares about the people they serve. I have been coming here for more than three years, and they have never let me down. When I needed a specialized medication for a stubborn rash and every other pharmacy told me it was unavailable, they were the only ones who managed to source it for me in February at a very reasonable price. That kind of persistence and commitment is becoming increasingly rare. What makes this pharmacy special is how beautifully it balances old fashioned service with modern capability. It still has the feel of the independent pharmacies many of us grew up with, where relationships mattered, yet behind the scenes they have the technology, expertise, and resources you would expect from a leading healthcare provider. In a world that often feels rushed and impersonal, places like this deserve to be celebrated. They are more than a pharmacy. They are a trusted part of the community, quietly improving lives one patient at a time. Five stars without hesitation.

terrible customer service. Pharmacy Technician didn't know how to order a common medication or when…read moreit would come in. also refused to transfer my script at my request. instead asked that I have the CVS that had the medication contact them for the transfer. I am a registered pharmacy technician and would never req any patient do my job for me. very frustrating and disappointing. we had just transferred All of our families meds to Center because they are local. this experience made me so angry that I have transferred Everything back to mail order. The mail order people were more than happy to contact Center Pharmacy themselves and transfer everything out. all I had to do was cal.

A hidden jewel. Best service with great prices. Run exactly how a consumer would want things done…read more Never have been in there for over 5 minutes.

My family and my sister's family switched to this pharmacy a year ago. We have never had a rude…read moreperson waiting on us. We are so glad that we took the time with their help to switch from another pharmacy. The entire staff has gone out of their way to make our transition easy. I recommend them to everyone I know needs medicine.

They've been great for us, truly…read more I think their business model is solid, if old-schoolC but it makes a lot of sense. From what I can tell, they are selective in who they encourage to use and keep using them by prioritizing keeping "their customers' '" medications in stock, reducing their wait times as much as possible, have conversations about patient health, etc. They seem to (probably informally) favor certain local prescribers who I'm assuming they maintain relationships with, and who send in prescriptions for patients on a consistent, predictable regimen. It can seem strange or even unfair for a pharmacy to seemingly give precedence to some customers and not others if you've only ever used a corporate "big box" (CVS/Walgreens) style of pharmacy. But I think most if not all the success of the typical modern "mom and pop" American pharmacy can be attributed to some version of this strategy. Their focus seems to be retention of their loyal, predictable customer base, and the network of providers/doctors they trust. Once you've built up enough longevity for them to see you as "their customer", and especially if you're someone who relies on your maintenance meds getting filled on time - you'll really be glad you have them as your pharmacy. Especially during worsening supply shortages, when a sudden mass layoff means you lose your health insurance, or the sticker price of your lifesaving medication suddenly skyrockets (and all the other crises we face as the sad reality in modern American life). Anyone relying on their meds to live and/or function will appreciate getting in with a pharmacy that has your back because (with few exceptions) CVS honestly doesn't.

This pharmacy has bombarded my office with faxes claiming to have supplies like masks and hand…read moresanitizer. I called before making the trip and they confirmed they indeed had everything in stock. I arrived to find shelves that were mostly empty and outrageous pricing. I asked for masks and was told a packet of disposable masks were $75. Hand sanitizer was $5 and 5 for $20. I have posted a pic of the 2oz of generic hand sanitizer they are selling. What they are doing is abusive and is the very definition of price gauging. Please do not go to them they are not about their customers. They are taking advantage of people like myself in desperate times.

I am a physician who has been using compounding pharmacies 31 years. THEY ARE FANTASTIC AND THE…read moreBEST I KNOW in the States. I handle complex patients, failing about 35 doctors before me. So I need to invent or adjust treatments for someone weekly... No one teaches me more than these geniuses. Kind. Warm. Responsive, Friendly, Careful but inventive. ALL MY PATIENTS LOVE THEM. I could use 50 other places. But why move away from exceptional care and smarts? Every staff member and pharmacists are profoundly helpful. Calling them is like dealing with a close family member. Give them a try. You will not regret it. James Schaller, MD

I tried to transfer my prescription to this pharmacy and it was one of the worst customer service…read moreexperiences I have had. When I explained there was a problem with the transfer, the staff would not listen and just told me they would call when it was ready. When I pushed further, they told me to call Publix and figure it out myself. Publix actually tried to help by calling this pharmacy to correct the issue, but nobody here answers the phone. In all my years dealing with pharmacies, I have never experienced anything like this. I would rather keep my prescription at Publix and pay more than transfer it to this location.

Publix Subs were a tasty and convenient treat back when I lived to Southwest Florida four years…read moreago. It's nice to know they still have the tasty garlic pickles and the chicken tenders sub. Any cheese in the deli case is available. I went with Gouda. So many amazing choices. A wide variety of kombucha options. And the glazed donuts are still the same tasty morsels I remember. All employees were friendly, though they did seem a little overworked and tired. Still accommodating and helpful. I truly miss this chain of supermarkets.

Went to get a cashiers check, clerk tried to take $1000 till I called her out. Then she reluctantly…read moregave me my money.

Busy place today, everyone is shopping for Valentine's Day. I was asked if I needed help when I…read morearrived and thanked for shopping there when I left.

It took 3 cashiers to explain to us why after scanning the coupons our bill increased! A fourth one…read morecame over and corrected it and explained why. The whole time we shopped and talked to the sales person showed her the coupons she never said you are better not to use them with this sale! I felt like they were scamming me.

This pharmacy has been my pharmacy for quite awhile, the service is always great. The pharmacist…read moretakes his time to explain things and to help you learn about your medications and he even tries to save you money through the medication manufacturers.

I was having trouble getting my prescriptio from the "big dogs", Publix and Walgreens. This…read morepharmacy, and this one alone, found it for me. I will ALWAYS use this pharmacy in the future. The people are so nice, and they went the extra mile for me. God bless them! I give them 5, no, 10 stars!