Duane Reade Inc. is a chain of pharmacy and convenience stores owned by Walgreens which is becoming…read moreless presence in recent years than in the 2000s in the metropolitan NYC region. I remember in the late 1990s through early 2000s era, Duane Reade was located within three blocks intervals iteration for a heavy prominent presence. I needed a specific box brand of facial tissues with lotion which this pharmacy actually have and was on sale with a promotion "buy 1 get 1 equal/less for 50% off." Retail items appears somewhat in stock, but I really wanted the large rectangular box rather than the small square box of facial tissues. Customer service is non-existent. The staff appears disgruntled working robotically of their Sisyphean task.

Pharmacist Marisol is absolutely the BEST! I had several prescription refills that were denied by…read moremy health insurance as a result of changes made in my insurance ID policy numbers. They never informed me of these changes and never sent me an updated insurance card. Marisol took the time on a busy Saturday to get hold of my health insurance provider to obtain authorization for the refills. She was very helpful and patient! Marisol--you are absolutely FABULOUS!!

Workers scare the bejeezus out of you as soon as you stroll in by barking "HELLO!!!" multiple…read moretimes, and by multiple people. It's like a new policy just went into effect that every customer must be greeted as soon as the little bell above the door dings. Make sure you answer them back, of course, and well I guess you'll have to answer every employee who pops up out of nowhere to greet you as you're walking down the aisle. Typical 7-11 fare. I have yet to sample any of their hot foods served at the counter (just a personal preference of not grabbing lunch at 7-11 when there are a plethora of restaurants along the avenue, nothing against how it looks). They have frequent sales on soda and snacks---worth checking out, even if you're in the neighborhood just to pick up something at the convenient Amazon lockbox located right outside.

Worst customer service. Worst 7/11 in a 30 mile radius. If you want beer you gotta wait on line ask…read morefor the beer you want because it's locked up then wait on line again. 30mins for a 6pack

I have been to this particular Walgreens on a few occasions just to pick up a few snacks and stuff…read morelike that .there is a cashier that has been working there for years and has treated me nice they call her bebe .she has been cool for years when ever I come up to check out my items. This store is open 24 hours and it has a parking lot .this particular location is some what of a big store .

Visited to store after 11pm and was not allowed to enter the cards isle even though cleaning was…read morebeing done 2 isles over. Cashier said to come back in 30 minutes without finding out what product I was interested in.

The guy who works there is a nice person. Very kind. He is a cool person. I like going to that…read moreplace all the time for some coffee and other things too

Convenient store right by the A train and Air Train Stop in Howard Beach. I usually get my lotto…read morefrom here. The have candy, soda, greeting cards, typical Candy Store stuff. I can walk here so if I don't want to drive to the store this is the place. Great stop before or after work coming from subway. Metered Parking nearby. Can get busy around evening rush hour.

Consumed by wanderlust like a nomad I seek and find pharmacies either corporate national or local…read moreMom and Pop owned based on marketing segmentation: demographics, psychographics, geographic and behavioral. It is true price varies from location to location and from CVS to CVS as well as inventory stock. Disappointingly the household cleaning product aisle contain near empty shelves as the staff either does not receive a delivery from corporate HQ or the staff does not keep the store's inventory well stocked. I needed basic household cleaning products of toilet bowl cleaner which is still on my shopping list, but to my dismay it was mostly sold out and out of stock possibly due to the effects of COVID-19. The acne treatment inventory contains very limited brand names and low inventory stock. There is only one human cashier and two (2) functioning self-service checkout counters. I opted for the self-service checkout as the sales associate stepped away from the cashier counter. The scanners at the self-service checkout are fully functioning without any technical problems. I had no issues when scanning my CVS store loyalty card. The hidden coupon compartment within the self-service cashier machine was full to the rim which produced a public announcement message "assistance is needed" and the CVS associate opened the hidden coupon compartment only to push all the coupons down allowing additional space to add more. Whoa, when I worked in a retail store we had to empty bins by close of business day and never leave bins or compartments full to the rim the next day. This CVS pharmacy store #2041 is easily accessible via Q24 bus on Atlantic Avenue or A train at 80th Street station in Ozone Park, Queens, NYC.

This is the worst cvs I've ever been to. Like 80% of the store merchandise is locked up but there's…read morenever anyone around to open them. The employees rather talk in the front amongst each other then assist customers and then have the audacity to get mad when people press the bells too much. It's just ghetto idk how they're still open. The pharmacy is the same thing I've literally witnessed a cashier scrolling through tik tok while's she's ringing up customers.

One huge issue!!!! The cold cut counter ,he uses his hands…read moreto pick up the olives in the juice and chick peas and rest of the toppings that goes on your salad.Yes he has a glove on.The same glove he uses to open doors wipe counters talk on the phone write with the pen and doesn't know the concept of wearing gloves. Gloves are for their protection not ours. He's transferring bacteria and germs to your food without using a damn spoon to scoop out your toppings. Then charges you an extra dollar on your salad order if you request for him to use a spoon.

Why does my sandwich make me want to puke. Too spicy chipotle mayo maybe it's Habibi sauceread more

I used to go to this deli when I lived on Covert Street. I recommend it to everyone living in and…read moremoving to Bushwick BK now and I back to it when I'm in the city

Small grocery store on the corner of Bushwick and Hancock. Owner/manager is a very nice guy. Food…read moreis cooked on the spot and their prices are decent. I got coffee here about five to six days straight and my cup of coffee never disappointed.

Love this place. Very clean, great beer, beverage, and snack selection. No deli, but they do have a…read morefreezer for frozen snacks and ice cream. Their prices are also the best of any bodega I've been to.

OK, so you're thinking what kind of a lunatic reviews a 7-11…read more This kind :p I'm probably go to this store 5 times a week minimum so I figured why not review it. The store is always pretty clean and well stocked. They change the specialty coffee machines as soon as they are out of stuff with no complaints unlike some 7-11's Ive been in. Staff is very friendly and they keep the regular coffee fresh most of the time (late nights can be iffy). The coffee station is well stocked, with things like mini marshmallows, and various flavoring powders and syrups. They have an iced coffee machine which I swear is better than Staryucks and much cheaper. If youre not a coffee snob and dont think you have to pay $4+ for a cup of coffee to be good then this is a great stop for you. The premade sandwiches are actually surprisingly good and fresh. Im a bit of a snob when it comes to cold cuts but I eat the sandwiches from there when Im too lazy to go to a real deli and I cant complain...much ;D. They have a full array of Krispy Kreme doughnuts which are fresh every day.

Surprisingly solid 7-Eleven. The ATM actually works most of the time (a win around here), and they…read morekeep the coffee hot and snacks fully stocked. Quick in-and-out kind of place. Just a heads-up: skip the key cutting machine--it's hit-or-miss, and dealing with the refund process isn't worth the hassle. Otherwise, no complaints!

It's not as good as I remember, but definitely still sells fresh tasty baked goods. The staff was…read moreefficient and although it's not aesthetically instagrammable inside, it's your typical old-school Italian bakery... nothing wrong with that!

Four stars because I was only there once. The sfogatelle was amazing. it was light and very crunchy…read morewith the perfect amount of filling. I went back and bought a dozen to bring home. (P.s. reheat in a toaster oven next day if any are left): The semolina loaf and the assorted Italian cookies were very good. Next time I'm out that way I'm dying to try the cannolis, which I read in the reviews were also very good. The ladies were very nice, place was well kept and clean. Old school Italian bakery. Hope they don't change.