The rudest people I have ever spoken to. I called to ask how I can transfer my medication over from…read morea previous pharmacy, and the person on the phone would not even let me finish my questions. After one minute on the phone, they said they had to go help someone else who was there in person and hung up on me. Absolutely do not recommend; they clearly don't care about any of their customers.

Amina is very knowledgeable and always helpful. She goes above and beyond the service one receives…read moreat a chain, even a good one. She always answers questions and is helpful in finding what you need. Highly recommend this pharmacy.

Most CVS's I visit usually feel like your normal pharmacy but after such a pleasant few times at…read morethis location, I had to write a review. The staff is very welcoming, especially Leah (the young lady with the blue eyes) who always helps me with any questions or concerns and is very sweet and welcoming to the customers. If you need a CVS location to pick up medication in an orderly and timely manor or just have in need of good customer service, this is the place!

I am rating this pharmacy 0 for their unprofessional…read moretreatment of patients while giving COVID & flu shots! Yes, it is very easy to register for the shots BUT the pharmacist, Carissa Baptista, who administered it at the 234 Rt. 202 location in Flemington, was extremely rude with my daughter! Next time I will surely use another pharmacy!! You lost a loyal customer- CVS! Loretta D.

I asked a pharmacy technician to check a GoodRX price for me today to make a comparison. I thought…read moreI might get a lower cost. The tech, an older Asian American woman snapped at me. She was reluctant to even enter my GoodRX info and made a point to slam the keyboard as she typed. The price came out higher. She had the audacity to ask me if a wanted to pay the higher price since she went thru the trouble. I'm so sick of this pharmacy. I worked in a pharmacy as a tech for years. If I'd talked to a customer like this I'd be thrown out in my rump.

I had such a wonderful experience tonight at the stores front register at Walgreens in Flemington…read moreNJ. The older gentleman working at the front register was truly one of the kindest people I've encountered in a long time. He was so warm, friendly, and uplifting from the moment we walked up. He spoke so kindly to both me and my daughter and was incredibly complimentary and personable. In a world where people often rush through interactions, he took the time to make us feel welcomed and appreciated. I left the store feeling uplifted and reminded that there are still such genuinely wonderful people out there. He truly made our night better. I wish he worked there every day! Thank you for your kindness and for the amazing service. It did not go unnoticed.

CVS Three Bridges…read more I've had a difficult time with this employee (Leah) multiple times. I went in a few months ago to get some medicine OTC, went to the front desk to pay. She swapped the medication I had for the 1 month supply when I paid for the 3 month supply. I went back into the store and confronted her, and asked for the correct item that I brought up to the register and paid for. She had a whole fit and accused me of being a bad customer when she SWITCHED MY PRODUCT WITH A DIFFERENT ONE. I went in the other night (closest CVS to me -- unfortunately). Leah was there, when I walked into the store she gave me a very dirty glare. I didn't see my medicine in stock so I went the long way around the store to see if they had any remaining behind the register (the long way was to avoid her). I see the medicine I need is behind the register, wonderful! I picked up a few things on my way to Leah to ask her if I can purchase the item behind the register. With the most disgusting attitude she responded with "the 3 or 1 month"... I responded with "I'd prefer the one month but I'll take what's available, but I'm not interested in your disrespectful tone and attitude." I collected a few more items so I wasn't "following" her to the front of the store. Met her at the register and she claimed she had a 'bad experience' with a customer, I interrupted her and said, "that was me, would you like to continue what you were saying?". She responded with, "I thought so". I stated, "I approached you in a calm manner asking for something only you can get for me, there is no need for your disrespect and attitude. if you're going to disrespect someone, be ready for the consequences that follow. I will not be spoken to in a rude manner, especially when I was being respectful." She didn't respond. And decided to say my nails are pretty. I didn't respond, payed and left the store. Is this the type of employees you're hiring? Not making sure the product they're selling is the correct items they were handed. Disrespecting a customer and then playing the victim card to the manager. We are the customers putting a roof over your head, food on your table and money in your pockets. Respect your community and your customers. What happened to "Healthier Happens Together"? Your employees alone can't follow a simple slogan, "bringing our heart to every moment of health". CVS's 4 pillars of service and the 4 Pillars this employee (Leah), lacks: -smiling -assuring voices -helping hands -inspiring stories This employee is a disgrace to CVS's core customer service philosophy

The service is horrible, the day before a major storm they decided to open 10 minutes late.read more

Excellent service by Kiona in women's clothing. She has an excellent eye for fashion. Assisted me…read moreputting together 2 sets of office clothing. Certainly the best experience in women's clothing since I have been coming to Walmart in 1996.

If you review one Walmart, it seems to me, you've reviewed them all. But this one is different…read more Some years ago, I was laid off, and it was terrifying. Outside of that pervasive, enervating fear, though, there was almost a dreamlike quality to the whole experience. Beyond looking for work, and making sure I got that unemployment check promptly, there were no demands made on me. I could go to bed when I wanted; I could get up when I wanted; I could watch TV all day if I wanted; I could drink all night if I wanted. Luckily, I had a friend who was unemployed at the same time I was (lucky for me; unlucky for him-- he had had his own "head-hunting" business and had been successful back in the day, but years of drugs and alcohol had taken their toll). Sometimes he'd call me and we'd go somewhere close by (we didn't have a lot of disposable income for gas or road trips) just to get out of our homes (he had more reason to get out of his home than I did mine; my girlfriend had left me long before, but he had a wife and kid, and the wife made her displeasure at his joblessness very, very evident). He introduced me to Walmart. He'd say, "I know you're ethically against Walmart, but you gotta eat, and...obviously...you aren't making the money you once did." Point taken. The first Walmart we went to was in Branchburg. It was depressing, and I was ashamed of the circumstances I found myself in, but it was close to where we lived and over a period of some months, I started getting used to it. Then the Branchburg store closed. I always figured Walmart functioned like the Mafia and gambling-- it couldn't fail, wasn't subject to the same vicissitudes of the economy that other businesses were subject to. But the Branchburg facility failed, for whatever reason. My friend began driving me to nearby Flemington, an area he was more familiar with than I was. I guess it's subjective, but Hunterdon County never really appealed to me; my heart always belonged to New England and upstate NY when it came to rural beauty. We'd drive down a flat, bleak country road, meandering our way through Whitehouse Station, Readington, Flemington (which was briefly "famous" for the Bruno Hauptmann trial back in the 1930s). I've spent most of this review space allotted to me digressing about unemployment and uninspiring country drives, but let's get back to cases...why is this Walmart different? Well, it has an enormous grocery section, the most extensive of any I've seen in any of the Walmart's I've been to (which, in fairness, haven't been that many). If you're going to Walmart for food, this is the one you want to patronize. They have their own deli/bakery. I've never been able to summon up the courage to try anything from their deli/bakery, but it exists. They have a fresh fruit section that's actually not bad. They have their rows/aisles set up, just like a regular grocery store. There are some brand name products; there are also a lot of brands that I've never heard of. Instead of Chicken Chow Mein, they'll carry Beef Chow Mein. If you want sweet corn, they'll have wax beans. But they have frozen food, bread, ethnic food, soup, dairy, soda, etc. etc. It may not be what you'd be buying in that high-end King's over in tony Bernardsville if you had the requisite cash on you, but if you're desperate and poor and you need food, well...it provides. If you come to Walmart primarily to buy food, this is the location you want to patronize. Getting back to me (and I'm not as narcissistic or self-involved as I might seem in these reviews...seriously...), I was finally able to obtain another job, and the necessity of buying at Walmart became less necessary. Perversely, I'll still come here occasionally. It's actually part of a larger shopping complex that opens up onto Rt. 31, which I try to avoid. I take the back road in, and I usually leave the same way. The parking is pretty straightforward. In all ways beyond the grocery section, this Walmart is like every other Walmart you've been to. It has a store selling hot pretzels and cheap fast food. There's a Walmart store-within-a-store that gives eye exams and sells glasses. There's a pharmacy. You can buy cheap clothes, cheap dishes, cheap clocks. Sh*tty DVD's and Cd's are for sale. They have approximately 10 checkout counters but only 1 or 2 will actually be open with dazed clerks to ring you up. (They also have the "self checkout counters" available, as they do in every grocery store I've been to-- I avoid them on principle; besides depriving an actual human being of a job, I'm supposed to be "checking myself out" like one of the minimum wage clerks that they no longer employ, in addition to paying for the food? No thanks.)

Although a smaller Walmart than say Clinton being the next closest. I find Walmarts prices to be…read moregood, I'm a Walmart+ member who has the Walmart One credit card in which I save 5% off of my orders at Walmart & can get items delivered for free if needed. Altogether I certainly recommend Walmart. Sadly I would like to see more regular lines than everything becoming self-checkout with less employees in the store now. Yet as a whole I recommend them and the vast majority of my experiences have been positive there. Later hours than most stores in the area which is certainly needed. We have WaWa that's 24 hours, yet the price discount with Walmart compared to Wawa is enormous of course. I do wish our Walmart did have a gas station like many other states Walmarts have as well. A suggestion for anyone like myself that likes to save money, they have Walmart+ 1/2 price during their Black Friday sale. It comes with several perks, and allows the Walmart One credit card to be 5% off Walmart purchases rather than the normal 3% off with the card. And the $50 annual price for Walmart+ that has several perks during Black Friday has been my go to for a couple years now!

The older woman that works customer service doesn't know Walmart policies. argues with me about an…read moreonline purchase that arrived damaged. She's basically refusing to take the return until a supervisor came over and told her to take it back. who needs this aggravation.