They are not friendly when they call you after leaving a message in app when they are the ones that…read moreask you questions. ! & are always out of medication that's needed. The only good thing about this location is the nice woman at the drive though.

Customer beware! Can't speak to a human pharmacist. Their ridiculous A.I. call bot can't associate…read moremy phone number with any known account because I don't have a known account. I need to speak to a pharmacist about my prescriptions, yet the A.I. assistant hangs up on me. Real crap customer service, actually lack thereof. My family and I will be switching to WalMart Pharmacy. I will never return here and I've been a long time customer with CVS.

Absolutely horrible customer service. They close at 1:30pm for lunch. I arrived at 1:32pm with…read moretwo pharmacists standing there and clearly working filling prescriptions. They told me they were closed and to come back at 2pm. I asked why they can't help me if they are clearly still working. "Our system is shutdown.". When I questioned that, the snarky one asked if I would like them to transfer my script somewhere else. I'm not sure how she could do that with the system down. Clearly, she just didn't want to help me.

Today I called CVS to ask when I could get my medication. The lady who answer said she had no idea…read morewhen it would be ready and she wouldn't know until more staff came to help her. I told her my situation - I have poison ivy for the first time and need the ointment. She said she had no idea when they'd have it ready for me and told me to call her back. When I asked for her name she said "I'm not going to give it to you". If I'm supposed to call her back, why won't she give her name?! Also, how can a pharmacy of such a wide scope across the US not be able to tell me when I can expect my prescription to be ready? Isn't that their job? I'm appalled by this whole experience. I ended up transferring the refill to the CVS in Brooklyn and they were able to get me my rx in 5 min.

Exceptionally poor customer service very rude staff uninformative. Been having to call on a daily…read morebasis to see if my prescriptions are ready and I get no answers and rude responses. I would not recommend using this pharmacy for anything

Thursday was my first time going to the Brooklyn pharmacy in Walmart. Dawn was courteous and kind…read moreand made sure that I got the best possible care. The pharmacist was also very courteous and kind and explain my medications to me. I will recommend the Brooklyn Walmart Pharmacy to anyone. Five stars for me it was a great experience.

Ok, this is Walmart, so why right a review? This is a place…read morethat's trying to be everything and succeeding at some, and totally failing at other parts. As a department store, it would get 4 stars. Good selections, prices are good, shelves are stocked, and selection is above average The pharmacy would get 5 stars. Very friendly and helpful. Prices a really great. We have to get medication for our dogs, and compared to the other pharmacies in town, we are getting the meds at almost 40% lower here, than at the chain pharmacies. Supermarket section: this would get 0 stars if I could. The produce section is a joke. I've seen better looking veggies at a food bank. Rusty looking lettuces and bagged salads, squash with pucks, dents, and soft spots. Tomatoes that are really soft. Many times shelves are not filled, to the point that you could reduce space by 30%. We did try the meat once, and that is the last time we will buy it. We don't buy milk there anymore because it seems to go bad 2 to 4 days before the expiration date. I'd like to take the temperature of the dairy case because it doesn't feel like it is set to the proper temperature, thus causing it to spoil early. Overall the prices are the same, if not more for certain items, than the other 2 supermarkets in town. As a department store, the place is good, great as a pharmacy, but a total disaster as a supermarket.

This Walmart is my go-to store, and I shop here several times a week. I am a regular, paying…read morecustomer, and I have never been given a reason to believe that my behavior should be considered suspicious. However, during my last three or four visits, I have felt as though I was being followed or closely monitored by asset protection or individuals I now understand may have been secret shoppers. I was not aware that the person involved in the most recent incident was an employee, and the situation became so uncomfortable and unsettling that I genuinely believed something more serious or sinister might be happening. I was shopping alone with my baby, and because I did not know the person was an employee, I felt unsafe and began thinking about whether I would need to ask someone to walk me to my car or contact someone outside the store for help. Being constantly stared at and followed made me feel as though my baby and I were potentially in an unsafe situation, and I felt like we needed to get out of the store as quickly as possible. It was only afterward, after discussing the incident with my husband and putting the pieces together, that I realized the person was likely a secret shopper or part of asset protection. I understand that Walmart may have legitimate reasons and good intentions behind having asset protection and secret shoppers, and I fully understand the importance of preventing theft. However, there is a significant difference between discreetly monitoring a customer and making a regular, innocent customer feel followed, watched, or targeted. I have personally seen genuinely suspicious behavior while shopping, which makes it especially frustrating and confusing to feel that I am the person being treated suspiciously when I am simply there to shop and make purchases. This experience has been extremely disappointing and has made me uncomfortable returning to a store that I have considered my go-to Walmart. Customers should be able to shop without feeling intimidated or unsafe, especially when they have done nothing to warrant that kind of attention. I hope Walmart will take this concern seriously and consider how asset protection practices are being carried out, particularly when dealing with regular customers who have given no indication of suspicious behavior. I should not have to worry about being followed or feeling unsafe simply because I am shopping with my baby, and I do not want another customer to experience the same level of fear and discomfort that I experienced.

Visited the Walmart in Brooklyn, CT Met a very professional…read moreVision Associate, Jessica she was very nice to speak with concerning my reading glasses. Jessica looked at my glasses and installed the lens quick and cleaned them. I tried to give her a tip for fixing my glasses, but she said company policy and She is an honest lady. She saved me from purchasing new ones, very grateful for Jessica and Walmart in Brooklyn CT. Thank you Jessica! A wonderful Associate Bob Byrnes Rumford RI

Usually have a good experience here but I tried to use the affirm app to make a larger purchase…read more None of the employees knew how to cash it out. I had to split the transaction and pay with two different debit cards after customer service trying to cash me out and applying two more loans on my affirm account. $90 was taken out of my regular bank when one of the 3 approved loans went through. However Walmart doesn't do in store Walmart Affirm purchases anymore which I didn't know and neither did the three other employees that tried to help me knew. So now I have 3 pending loans, $90 out of my bank on top of $350 out of another account and $99 out of another account. I have disputed with my bank, affirm, and Walmart. No one has resolved my issue. I'm pretty sure it's not legal for an employee to apply for loans on your phone. And higher up management should be communicating with staff that in store affirm is no longer a thing since Jan apparently. Very upset with the experience, very disappointed that I had pay out of pocket for three loans I was approved for which ended up being well over $1000 in loans. Would love it if someone from Walmart resolves this issue. beaudoinalissa@yahoo.com

I went to the doctor today and he sent a script over to Walmart pharmacy. When I called to see if…read morethe pharmacy had gotten the script, a woman picked up the phone and said two words, "please hold", and without waiting for a response, she placed me on hold for 10 minutes and 47 seconds, when I was hung up on. The call was placed at 2:47pm should you like to check the call logs to confirm this. Additionally, when I pick my scripts there, the employees are often talking among themselves leaving people to wait longer than they should. The wait is not egregious, but it is extremely annoying watching employees discuss their personal lives while waiting for service. I have seen the pharmacist engage in this type of behavior as well. I am getting very close to moving to another pharmacy. My name is Edward Prestas and my phone number is (508) 873-2166. I would appreciate a call. Thank you.

Showed up the the pharmacy a few minutes before they close for lunch break. no one else in line,…read morecoming to pick up an already filled prescription. one of the SIX people behind the counter yells at us to come back later they're taking break. They closed the pharmacy earlier than supposed to (1:25 instead of 1:30) and now we are forced to just be in the store until they reopen, because i can't leave without the prescription. make it make sense. 0/5 stars.

Great place from food to pharmacy they have it all. Right by the Hilton very easy to get to.read more

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Your standard CVS experience. Easy in and out, and a clean store. Monitored parking lot because its…read moreNewport, but otherwise its a good experience.

Located in the Bellevue Gardens Shopping center, this CVS has a matching, super elegant outside to…read morematch the other stores' exteriors. Inside, it's a CVS layout built around one large, square empty space. Each CVS location usually has space for product that are needed by tourists...here, it seemed to be beach chairs...they were everywhere. They have self-checkout lines in the front, which uses your CVS rewards and coupons, regardless of where you are from. Good deal.