Its like Costco and Bass Pro had a baby! LOVE THIS PLACE! Wonderful place, if they dont have it you…read moredont need it.

This was a handy stop while staying next door at the Grand Lodge. I stopped over to pick up some…read moresnacks and sodas to have in the room while staying there. They have a bit of everything in Bi-Mart and even though I forgot my card I just went on it. They didn't question it. If questioned I could have recited my card number to them if they wanted (sick that I would have it memorized, I know). This was place was a lifesaver for the essentials. I'll stop there again when staying at Grand Lodge.

I shop at Walgreens they always have what i am looking for. The workers are friendly and i can get…read morein and out without having to wait in long lines or have trouble finding parking

There's a reason this pharmacy has 2 1/2 stars. They are always out of my medication and then they…read morealways screw up ordering it or have delays ordering it and they can't even give me estimates of when it'll be available. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else I will.

My wife was experiencing difficulties during her cancer treatment. Frank the pharmacist worked…read moreafter hours to fill her prescriptions. I have nothing but good things to say about how wonderful that was.

Please staff your pharmacy correctly. The staff are always nice but always understaffed resulting…read morein long lines, waiting at times multiple days for scripts and the inability to get your questions answered because they're always too busy. It's not the staffs fault corporate needs to do better and staff appropriately

On May 1st for the second time, I brought to the attention of the Walmart in Cornelius Oregon that…read morethey were in violation of State Law by allowing non-service dogs into their location. I was treated rudely by the front-end manager, Amanda. She basically blew me off. I was also told sarcastically by another associate that "why don't I shop Winco or Safeway as they do not allow dogs." I will admit that I did become agitated. After I went home the local police showed up at my house to inform me that Walmart had trespassed me for one year. Apparently, they used information from cameras in the parking lot that allowed the police to identify me from the license plate on my car. I was not given any documentation that was told it was in their system. I contacted the Store Manager Jose the next day. I presented my side of the story and apologized for my portion of any problem. He said he would investigate it. He called me back later and told me that based on conversations with his team the trespass would stand. He claimed it was based on past incidents. I asked him to provide me with dates and times, but he would not. I suggested that he talk to other store personal who would speak extremely highly of my interactions with them. He refused. He also did not even apologize for how as a customer I was treated. He told me to call 1-800-Walmart as escalation would probably reverse the situation. On May 4th, I did that and filed complaint number 260504001867. I was told that it would take 3-5 business days and that I would be contacted. Since May 9th I have been following up daily and am being told each time that it has been escalated to the highest level of management. This is obviously scripted. I am now being told that I was contacted by the store manager and that the issue has been resolved and that I was notified by email of those facts. Neither has occurred. I have asked numerous times if there is anybody else, I can contact and am told no. I am told that they also have no other way of contacting other than filing a report. Walmart makes it entirely impossible to contact anyone. Even if you call the corporate number that is a result of an internet search a recording tells you to call 1-800-Walmart. I have contacted the police about the fact that the Cornelius Walmart is in violation of state law and have been told that it is something they don't deal with. Yesterday I attempted to contact the local store manager and after several attempts was told by Jill the Assistant Manager that he was in a meeting, and he would call me back later. He did not. I again attempted today to contact him and again was connected with Jill. She did ultimately transfer the call to Jose the Store Manager. I explained to him what I was told by customer service. I also reexplained the facts as I see them. He stated that they were still going to allow all dogs (even unleashed) into the store and that the one-year trespass would stand. I informed him that I guess I would need to contact the local news media and he hung up on me. I have asked both Winco on SW Oak in Hillsboro and the Walmart Neighborhood market on SW Murray Bl in Beaverton how they handle it when non-service dogs are brought into the store. They stated that they politely ask that the person take the dog outside. If the customer does not comply, they refer them to the posted poster from the Oregon Department of Agriculture which states only Service Animals are allowed and it even states that Comfort Animals are not.

I witnessed an employee by the name of Jack helping a handicap customer throughout the store,…read moremultiple employees ignored him but he clearly needed help, I'm happy there's still someone that still works at Walmart that goes above and beyond to help!

Walked my handicapped mom into this Walgreens. My mom is handicapped from a stroke, walks slow and…read morewith a cane. She desperately needed the restroom, she walks all the way to the back of the store only to find out they have no working public restroom. No one there repairing it either. I'll never set foot in this Walgreens again! The workers didn't seem to give a crap about her either..... How awful!

What's happened to Walgreens??…read more My first (and most likely, only) visit to this location didn't go too well. I actually use a different location closer to home, but when my Walgreens informed me they couldn't honor my vaccine appt by hanging a note on the closed pharmacy during the day of my scheduled visit, I rescheduled my flu shot to this nearby store. Since my store's sign stated that anyone scheduled would need to stop by and be worked in during the next week, my hope was that by taking an appointment slot at this location instead, maybe I wouldn't have to stand around and wait. I was wrong. I arrived at the recommended 15 mins prior to my appointment time. There was a small line for both vaccine check-in and script pick-up. However I could see 6 employees working behind the counter, so the line moved at a decent clip. Since they weren't busy at all at this point and it was now 50 mins past my appointment time, I decided to approach the consultation window and inquire...just to be sure I hadn't been forgotten. I stood at the window in front of 3 employees for a few mins without being acknowledged. I finally just spoke up and asked for some help. The ultimate answer from the pharmacist was that I was next in line and to give them 5 minutes. About 10 minutes later I was called in for my shot. If I hadn't approached them I really don't know when I would've been seen. At that time the lines were gone, and only one other vaccine customer was waiting with me. **To be completely transparent, the employee tasked at giving my shot didn't seem at all comfortable doing it. She seemed nervous, and was very awkward holding the needle and injecting. I was also required to fill out the paperwork while waiting that I'd already completed online.** It was a hard one to understand. They appeared to have plenty of employees...granted they all seemed active, but I definitely don't think that the 1 hour and 15 minutes total time I was inside for my appointment could've possibly been necessary. Maybe Walgreens isn't the best option at this time for vaccines?