I walked in the door at 1:28 and got in line, to pick up my prescription. At 1:30 on the dot, the…read morepharmacy associate told me I had to come back at 2 o'clock because they were closing for lunch. They refuse to even hand you your prescription before they go to lunch!?! THE DEAL: CVS is a corporation whose employees act as if they do not care at all about their customers!

CVS on Columbus Avenue in Boston has a clearly posted "Service Animals Only" policy, yet it is…read moreroutinely ignored. People bring pets into the store all day long, and staff does nothing to enforce their own signage. I have a documented allergy to dogs and rely on posted policies to safely enter public spaces. On dozens of occasions, I have had to leave the store because pets were present. This is not an isolated incident, and staff is fully aware that non service animals are regularly allowed inside. When I called the store to raise the issue, no corrective action was taken. I was given excuses rather than solutions, and the behavior continues unchanged. Posting a policy while refusing to enforce it puts customers with allergies and disabilities at risk. If CVS chooses not to enforce its own rules, the signage should be removed so customers can make informed decisions before entering.

Talk about night and day. Three weeks ago, I was in the Weymouth CVS on Washington Street. The…read morepharmacist was extremely rude, not helpful and ended up modifying a prescription incorrectly. The line was horrific and the entire team took their cues (hate the customers) from this pharmacist (tall Asian guy). Today, I went to the Norwood CVS on Nahanton street. Polite, very helpful, customer friendly and very efficient. It's worth the ride not to have to deal with incompetents who hate the customers.

24-7 CVS, at 6am still a few people inside and outside…read more The store missing some items on the shelves but generally ok stock. Two staffers busy with something, so ended up checking myself out on their machine, card only. And the longest receipt I've gotten at a CVS yet... I mean, are they tired of wasting so much paper??

Cvs has become my go-to place whenever I'm city hopping, mountain dew 2 for $5, can't beat that…read more They're all basically the same, friendly people, and clean stores and aisles.

A nice spot where if you have a Capital One card you can get half price on all beverages. It's a…read morereply nice spot to sit and have a conversation while enjoying food and drinks.

Friendly and helpful. Unlike the large chains, they treat you like a person, not a commodity.read more

Best place for vaccinations; walk ins welcome. They do them in a very clean, comfortable private…read moreroom, and the pharmacist who does them is excellent.

This is a small local pharmacy with outstanding customer service. They really go above and beyond…read moreto ensure that the people who come in get what us needed.

Always helpful, will advance me a couple of days of meds if needed. (Long time customer anyway.)read more

I would like to leave a sarcastic review, but it is just a solid pharmacy. sadly. ahh, ok, it's…read moretoo small. the pharmacy staff are too available to answer questions. ahh, the prices on some vitamins are somewhat high. there, got 'em. maybe it should be a 5. I would go back. I do back. I will go back.

First, you could try by not going behind a patient's back and mailing their prescriptions without…read moreeven consulting the patient . When we agreed to have my prescriptions filled there, I specifically asked if it was going to be courier and they said yes not a problem only because somebody by the name of Tyler, (supposedly the pharmacy manager). I don't know how you get off by talking so rudely to a patient. I could see if you own the place, but you don't.! Supposedly our phone calls are recorded. I highly suggest someone listen to the phone call.. Not to mention that the call was sent to a different extension twice! You should've just told me to send it to CVS bs filling . Now it's too late for them to order it .

As an American that can say I understand why we need universal health care, I was so excited to…read morefind out about this pharmacy. I do not have any prescription coverage under my insurance plan, so often medicine that I take on a daily basis can cost between $50-$155 a month. Imagine my surprise when I called to find out how much one of my daily doses cost there and was told $40 (normally I pay $155)! How do they do this I asked! Well it turns out that Fenway Pharmacy is a non-profit organization, funded with grants, government money, and private donors. So not only is medicine affordable again, but the staff is extremely helpful and friendly! So if you are like millions of Americans (including myself) struggling with the cost of health care these days, may this pharmacy make your efforts that much easier!