If you want a prescription timely dont go here. Took me 2 days to get one script filled. Was told…read morethey had 200 to fill. Also if you call about a script there's always a wait. Most of the time it's a long wait. Drive thru is almost always loaded. Do yourself a favor, go somewhere else. Walgreens sucks

The store employees were condescending and wouldn't even show me where tge tape was to buy after…read morerefusing my closed package. 0 stars

I'd rather not get my prescriptions than do business with CVS. I've only used them because I was…read moreforced to by my insurance company but no more. Customer service is non existent there. You can't talk to a human...only a voicemail that they claim is secure...if that's the case provide the names of each and every person with access to it.

I would give less than one star if I could. By phone, the automated system demands a birthdate…read more If you don't have an account with them, it will not put you further and will hang up on you. You can get zero information about what you need unless you're able to waste your time to show up in person. Complete garbage.

Love the JOJO. The first time I got one I watched the woman make my husband's JOJO. I saw all of…read morethat chocolate sauce she was putting on there I thought it was way too much. I asked her not to put as much on mine but as soon as I tasted it, I realized I had made a huge mistake. Take my advice and let them glob as much of that chocolatey peanut buttery sauce that they want to lol! Enjoy!

This is a place that has been frozen in time--since the 1950s. REALLY! Brings back memories of…read morestopping by York's Pharmacy (in Melrose Highlands, Massachusetts) for a 15-cent sundae on the way home from school in the early '60s. You can sit at the soda fountain, or grab one of the three or four booths and have a simple sandwich and dessert. Sandwiches include for example BLT, hot dog, grilled cheese, tuna salad, egg salad, chicken salad, turkey cold cut, ham, and other things your Mom might have made. The only soup option is "Campbell's Tomato." Check the web site...you will see pictures showing the soda fountain seating is green vinyl and the tables and countertops are Formica. In the back there is a real wooden public phone booth (ready for Clark Kent to do his thing). But you have to pay more than a dime for a phone call (that and the phone equipment is about all that has changed). Wife and I came by to try out the desserts. Since we're new to Martinsburg, I had to ask what the "Jo Jo" Sundae was (their house specialty), and it's French Vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup, peanut butter syrup, and marshmallow. YUM. Wife had the root beer float. You can get regular and malted milk shakes. They had a number of items that you won't find anywhere else. Once we went to CVS to get one of those rubber red hot water bottles, which we wanted to use for muscle pain relief, and the fellow at CVS was young and he really was clueless about what we wanted. CVS didn't carry it, but Patterson's has those (at least two styles) and other things you won't find anywhere else. The counter lady said they try to get the "old things" whenever they can find them for their customers. Up front there is a display case for perfumes, colognes, and other "gift" items. On the counter in the back, I saw at least four large spools of gift wrap ribbon. Now, where else can you get a gift wrapped! (I suppose Macy's during the holiday season and that's about it these days). Patterson's also had a large display of fancy chocolates (we're coming up to Valentines Day) and Hallmark cards. Patterson's takes pride that you don't have to wait long to have your prescriptions filled, and they advertise that they take all major insurance, including federal employee health plan insurance (which applies to me). This place is a classic. Check it out.

This was one of my last stops in this area before I decided it was time to start trekking back…read morehome. I only needed a few more things that I could not find elsewhere and I wanted to make sure I grabbed them while I was out because I was not making another trip. With it being the holiday season this place was packed, not unlike any other weekend. I ran in here and tried to make my way around the store as fast as I could. In my mad dash to grab things I was able to complete my shopping list without too much hassle from the other customers. Even in the midst of holiday season, they seemed to have a well stocked store.

Walmart Martinsburg (Foxcroft Ave.) Will never step foot in…read morethe Martinsburg, WV Walmart again. As a long term customer since they opened the store and a place I do spend a lot of money with, I can't abide by their long lines, poor service and even worse managers. On 3 separate occasions, I did a ton of shopping, went to checkout and there were no lines for anyone who wanted to write a check because ALL of them went on break at the same time! The managers were of no help and suggested i checkout all my groceries at self checkout, find someone to cancel it out and then bring it to customer service. It was that or wait for everyone to come back from break. WOW! Lose a customer for life. Apparently not this managers problem. She said they were having problems getting cashiers. (Not the customers problem.) Meanwhile, huge lines in both areas of "self check out". Bygones Walmart. Sam is sorely turning in his grave!

While we spent the morning at nearby Antietam National Battlefield taking in some documentaries, we…read morehad an unexpected emergency that called for us to find the nearest pharmacy. Luckily, SO had spotted this on the way in from Shepherdstown, so we went there. Its a small, family owned looking place, and they had just what I needed. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and let me use their facilities which was very generous of them. Definitely keep this in mind in you are touring Antietam and need anything- there isn't anything immediately nearby the battlefield, and this place is about 10-15 minutes away down the pike.

Awful service the past year. I am not sure if it has changed manager/owner ect. but my…read moreprescriptions are never ready when they are submitted early and I dont go to get them until 6 or 7 hours later. This past prescription I called in to see if it was filled and they said they dont have it. I asked how long it would take to get it they said they dont know. Then they told me my insurance is not good and I asked how did my last prescription get filled. They told me they never ran it through my insurance!! Why this was not mentioned to me is beyond belief. Then they said they would not fill this one until I went there and gave them my new insurance information. My insurance information has never changed. I will never go back. The woman on the phone was not helpful at all to find a resolution to the insurance. I asked to give my information again and she refused. There customer service is lacking and they never try to find a solution. Poor service indeed.

Moore's pharmacy is the best pharmacy in town and I recommend them to anyone that needs to get…read moretheir meds to go to Moore's pharmacy they will take very good care of you

Moore's Pharmacy is literally the #1 pharmacy in Martinsburg. Their super fast and friendly as long…read moreas their open I'll never go anywhere else.

Not happy with this Martin's!!! Third time the checker has…read moremissed putting an item in my bags. Get home, prepare dinner to discover i am missing something. I was charged for it. It's their error, they should have a service to bring you the item rather than the CUSTOMER having to go without (because you now have something in the oven) OR run back out AGAIN!! Yeah..NOT HAPPY AT ALL with Martin's on Foxcroft Ave, Martinsburg WV.

Bakery OK, who in the Bakery section moved the Custard in place of the Angel Creams? Please check…read morethe next time you do this! My spouse brought home what he thought was an Angel Cream filled but it was really custard.

Seeing the few negative reviews of my local and go-to pharmacy for our family of four is downright…read moreshocking. We've been using the CVS on Retail Commons inside of Target since it opened, and I have too many positive accolades to shower the staff with to post, but I'll share a few highlights. As a veteran breastfeeding mother I have struggled many a time with my physician prescribing medication that is actually not only incompatible with nursing, but harmful for the infant. Since parroting this location I've never had to worry about drug interactions or impact on supply because Andrew, the "blonde pharmacist" continues to go above and beyond by triple checking and noting in my customer account that it's something I need cross referenced. I have two children with chronic pediatric medical situations, one of which is asthma. Andrew always goes above the expectation for his job duties to speak to my kids by name, ask them what flavors they'd like their medications, and when we head to target for a non-pharmacy run my kids always ask to see if "our pharmacist" is working. The few times our medications have been out of stock or on back order both pharmacists have called other locations and given me a courtesy personal phone call to let me know how I can most expeditiously get the medications my children need for their daily comfort. CVS is beyond lucky to have a local pharmacist like Andrew on staff. Our family will be his patients for the long haul.

Firstly, the blond pharmacist is one of the rudest people I've ever had the displeasure of…read moreencountering. He always assumes whatever you tell him is wrong, mocks you when you ask questions, and eventually throws his hands in the air while growling for a tech to come cause he has "more important things to do". I have rarely had my prescriptions be accurate. The automated system texts me that X medication is ready, I arrive two hours later to be told Y medication (that I haven't had a prescription for in over a year) is ready, but not X med. Most recently, I got a text message that was quite demanding, "You have three prescriptions ready for pick up! This is your final reminder!", after 3 reminders yesterday. When I went to the store yesterday, there was a sign saying, "No pharmacist on duty, Pharmacy Closed". I checked, this was at 3PM, their lunch is over at 2PM so it wasn't that. I asked a clerk, and he told me no pharmacist came to work that day so they sent the techs home and closed up till there is a pharmacist on duty. I am now getting texts every 60 minutes reminding me to pick up my prescriptions or they will be put back on the shelf, and it's over an hour drive to the store (about 2hr 30mins round trip, plus the time in store) when gas prices are 5$/gal. They constantly fill the wrong prescriptions, they called the wrong doctor (some random dude at WVU) to get a refill on one of my Rx, & when he told them he wasn't my doctor, they chewed me out at the store, for changing doctors-I've had the same doctor for 17yrs. They have changed my meds without telling me, have filled the wrong dosage then refused to fix it through my insurance so I had to pay out of pocket to correct their error. Never use this place if you don't have to. If my insurance didn't insist on CVS, I'd take my business elsewhere.