Walgreens

Walgreens has a great variety of general household goods, food, snacks and drinks. You can get prescriptions filled in the pharmacy and if you need advice the pharmacist is very helpful. They also have photo machines. We got our passport photos here as well. Be sure to watch for sales first. We found out the hard way they are very expensive without a coupon.

Shop here regularly, very helpful staff

very good

i love a one stop shop like Walgreens.

Never any issues fast and helpful

Employee came and helped without being asked . She seen me having trouble finding a new charge wire for my phone. There are so many styles of plugs and my eyes struggled .

It's okay besides the one employee that seems to have it out for people that buy trading cards. She was nice and cheery to the guest ahead of me but when I walked up with two single packs/tins of cards she squints at me and throws them in a bag.. made me feel bad about being a card collector... I understand that these collectable card resellers have been making retail & vendor jobs a bit stressful, I work retail myself; but they are also ruining the hobby for collectors. Don't take it out on us because you had a bad experience with the obnoxious resellers.. I understand.

I have been using this store for the 4yrs plus and lately it's been totally worthless.. pharmacy closes randomly or the system always goes down and they don't give a darn that you gotta go all weekend without your regular needed meds.Sad because this use to be a great pharmacy.

Working out of town and stopped at this Walgreens to drop off a prescription for my boss while out to pick up lunch. I have a hearing service animal. I’m not sure if they were rude because I missed something they asked or if they just saw a young female with a service dog and assumed I wasn’t actually disabled. The pharmacy technician was impolite, kept looking away when speaking, and was frustrated when I asked them to repeat themselves.

The prescription was to be picked up by, the patient, my 50+ male boss. I have dropped his prescriptions several times in various states as we travel often for work. The pharmacy asked for my driver’s license. Until then, I have never had to provide identification to drop off a prescription. Then they threatened me saying that they would call the police to press charges if anything was wrong with the prescription.

I know that it is the pharmacist’s job to verify prescriptions and give medicine to the correct people. I provided photo identification when requested. I answered all of the security questions. Verifying the information is correct is not the same as being impolite and threatening to your customers.

The prescription was good, my boss picked it up as planned, the pharmacy workers were also rude to him.

Traveling for work does not make me a lesser customer.

Having a hearing disability does not make me a lesser person.

Do better.

went to load money onto my cashapp card. tried 3 different times with them. for some reason they needed to scan my ID and it refused to upload anything. they asked if id loaded anything in the past week and i havent loaded anything since july. went to DG and they did it in less than a minute. Had to wait in a line at walgreens where the clerk sent me to the back. really strange. wont be returning for any purchases.