Reasonably priced gas at newer looking pumps. Easy enough to get into in you're traveling east on…read moreBattlefield but they have an issue with pan handlers hanging around front accosting customers as they enter and leave the store.

Multiple pumps have bags over them. First one I tried the display wasn't working. Tried twice to…read moreuse it. Drove up to next pump. Put card in and said to "see cashier". Noticed a sign saying not to use debit. Tried again and got the point where I could select fuel grade. The buttons were stuck so it wouldn't let me select one. Tried again and didn't work. So frustrating! Drove across the street to Kum&Go and was done in 5 min.

This location is off of a pretty busy street on the corner of a crowded intersection, so it's hard…read moreto get into if you are traveling south or east on the intersecting streets. I was able to find what I needed but the store is kind of run down with nothing special going on. If I was going by in the right direction I would stop if needed, but otherwise I could probably find a better location more convenient closer to home.

This is one of the new CVS pharmacies in Springfield. It is located on the business intersection of…read moreCampbell and Battlefield. The place is brand new, 24 hours and has a drive-thru. Personally, I am partial to Walgreen's, but hard to find fault when the place is very clean and new.

I had never gone in until today. Wow! Let's talk price gouging…read more The soft drinks and hydration drinks in the cooler were TWICE as expensive as Kum & Go. When I asked the ladies at the counter, the cashier with her back to me turned her head and said "email corporate" and that was that. I bought what I needed; but, expensive and unprofessional employees are what I will remember about this place. I'll stick with Kum & Go from now on.

If you want trouble and delays with filling or transferring prescriptions, shop at Hy-Vee, their…read moretrack record is remarkable and an obligatory return visit is almost guaranteed. While you're surely going to be frustrated by the pharmacy experience, why not do a little in store shopping for a nice Christmas goose?

They work hard here to streamline prescription pickups. Have your barcode ready and that line goes…read morequickly. They absorbed a lot of former RiteAide customers so it can get busy!!

Cranky staff. Passive aggressive cashiers. Don't appreciate the condescending passive aggressive…read moreattitude from the female cashier today.

I would put less than one if I could the service here is the worst I've ever experienced especially…read moreif you need prescriptions filled go anywhere else but here

So, I've had the displeasure of using this specific Walgreens pharmacy for the past three years. I…read moresay displeasure, because, Walgreens as a whole, has been nothing but a problem and I was forced to use them, for my meds, with Medicaid. When my doctors have made specific medical notes, WITH the scripts, that I NEED to take said meds starting by this or this date, it gets lost, 'deleted' without any notice or reason, or delayed for a week. The best one yet, took place last month (November 2024). I have UC and Gastroparesis with rapid weight fluctuation (lost 50lbs+ in a matter of three months, without trying) and my GI sent a script for meds to stop my GI seizes. Yeah, seizes. My stomach convulses and I can't eat or drink anything, and I pass out. Anyway, this location's dispensing pharmacist that day, told me it would be 'maybe a week, maybe more' to get the medication and refused to try and assist me in any way -- which is typical for them. That was unacceptable, especially since my GI specifically stated to BEGIN MEDICATION WITHIN NEXT THREE DAYS. Absolutely livid, I still remained respectful to the pharmacist. I did ask a QUESTION, though. I asked him what I would need to do, to change all of my scripts over to someone else -- this case, Walmart. First he said I'd have to call back for him to call and talk to Walmart's pharmacy, I reiterated it back to him, then he said 'no, just have them call us, it'll be no problem' and left it at that. It indeed was a problem. Walmart's pharmacy called to confirm and start the process of transferring all of my medications, only to be told that the specific GI medication, that I was supposed to BEGIN WITHIN THE NEXT THREE DAYS following, was completely erased from my file at this store, no prompt, nothing said, I found out when the Walmart pharmacist called and then told me. Even more livid, I had to wait for Monday (November 25th) to call my GI office and have them manually transfer it to Walmart, causing, yet again, a DELAY in care -- only to get a notification from that the specific Walgreens location, that it was trying to FILL the medications, INCLUDING the GI one. After being informed by Walmart's pharmacist that was told by the Walgreens pharmacist, at the aforementioned location, that 'it wasn't on file' with them. So, either someone screwed up, or their pharmacists (and I can assume all of those employed with Walgreens) are taught that if they screw up, they can lie about it and avoid consequences. Both aren't a great look for the company, either way. They need to train better employees.