One of the worst locations. Overnight worker always locks the door and then hides in the back as if…read morehe's napping instead of working. The overnight worker is also pretty rude and tries to ripoff customers. I live around the corner and almost always regret stopping by this dump. Just go somewhere else.

Bought a soda and they tried to keep the change. Granted it was only 20 cents but at least ask for…read morethe donation. Then, after the clerk saying it's just 20 cents, the clerk just threw it on the counter hard enough to bounce onto the floor. Wow....way to go

I stopped by the store this morning to pick up my prescription. The pharmacy was really busy, but…read moreeveryone there was very kind. I also loved the new self check-in pad at the pharmacy -- no need to give your information verbally anymore, it's all electronic now. Such a convenient upgrade! I also want to give a big thank you to Josh (I hope I have the name right), the security guard. There was a lot of theft going on for a while, but since Josh has been there, he's always doing a great job, and his customer service is 5-star. Please give him some recognition for helping keep the store safe and enjoyable to shop in. To the managers: keep up the good work, and thank you for being there for the public. Tarzana CVS gets 5 stars, and security is #1. The female security guard is also always very nice and attentive. Thank you again!

You've seen the neon that the Tarzana CVS pharmacy is open 24 hours?…read more Don't believe it. Consider it closed between 1 and 4:15 a.m. I've gone in twice around 1:40 a.m. and found the shutters closed. On the first occasion three or four people were waiting for 2:10 a.m., when a sign says someone will be back. My visit wasn't urgent, but I wonder if some of those people were coming from ER. Supposedly, I learned on my second visit (thinking the first closure was an aberration), the pharmacy closes from around 1 to 2:30, reopens for a half-hour, then closes again from 3 to 4 for computer update. Supposedly they reopen at 4, but I remember a time when it was closer to 4:15 before my shuttle-banging got them to open. (I repented my annoyance when I talked with the attendant.) I don't know how they rationalize such dismal service -- if the 1 a.m. closing is for lunch, why can't they have lunch at 3 when they're forced to close for computer update? -- but I do know my current impulse is to seek another pharmacy, even if it forces me to venture out on hot days to get in long air-conditioned lines. PS: I suppose some attendants will say "I'll starve if I have to wait until 3," but I've learned that even a cup of water or a quick nibble of something will appease the hunger. The delay, for me, makes lunch all the better.

​Exceptional care and professionalism ​I am writing this…read morereview to express my sincere gratitude to Dr. Saghar and her colleague Maie at the Walgreens pharmacy. Navigating prescriptions can sometimes be stressful, but this duo makes it seamless. Dr. Saghar exhibits the highest level of professionalism and care as a pharmacist, while Maie provides outstanding support with her efficiency and excellent customer service. They truly care about the community they serve. Walgreens is lucky to have them!

It's easy to get in and out of this Walgreens. It's not too big, but they have a good pharmacy…read moresection. They also have a photo print/copy service section.

We still call this joint "Joe's" and it is the kind of place where folks can be on a first name…read morebasis. In the many, many times I've gone in over the decades, I can only think of one time when they didn't stock that random thing I was looking for. They have *everything.* To those who complain about the prices, a gentle reminder that Joe's is a convenience store - don't undervalue your time.

Pretty much the only market in town here. I do shop here regularly. Everyone is always friendly and…read morehelpful. They are like family to most of us here. The guy squealing about "tap water"? The tap water here is no different than any of the tap water in LA. You're in Topanga Canyon, not in Beverly Hills. Expecting ionized, reverse-osmosis filtered water in a small grocery store is laughable. Their prices are higher, because Topanga is way out of the way for any trucking company to get here. DUH. Expect a rustic, friendly, well-stocked, convenient for the locals store. We are happy they are here.

Located on a nice conspicuous corner on Ventura, Encino Park may not be a charming neighborhood…read morewine merchant, but it will certainly do in a pinch. The parking lot is teeny tiny, but parking isn't really an issue. The interior is clean and spacious, with walls lined with booze and isled aisles stocked with standard convenience store fare. I hope they have security cameras, because the staff appears to consist of one guy at the register. This one guy was helpful, though, offering guidance when I walked in and thus dispelling some of the convenience store feel of the place. I wanted a nice cabernet sauvignon and he pointed me in the right direction. Wines are divided by type, and prices are prominently displayed. Some bottles are accompanied by tags of special recommendation, complete with tasting notes for shortcut shopping (my choice, a Sterling Vineyard 2004 going for $29.99 - quick internet search says this is more or less a standard price - was fruity and would pair with most cheeses and strong lamb and beef flavors). This isn't a destination shop by any means, but it's got a reasonable selection of alcohol (besides wine, they carry plenty of beer and all your standard liquors) and a friendly if meager staff. Sketchiness factor is extremely low, and yes, bless them, I got carded. I approve.

Great location (On ventura, by a Carl's Jr, Aroma, etc etc) and a great convenience store... Nice…read moreand specious and friendly staff... I really like this place because it's open late, There's rolling tobacco and accessories available and the best thing is that sometimes there's great ALE on sale, I actually found OLD SPECKLE HEN here, which is YUM YUM Can't really ask for more so.. 5 stars :)

The employee who works the late night shift is very rude. My Boyfriend and I just stopped by to get…read moresome coffee, and he was literally serving someone but , when we got to the door, said that they were closed. I understand that they close temporarily in the middle of the night to take a break, clean, etc. But, he was very rude in the way he told us. And this isn't the first time that he was rude to me Another time he told me that they were out of small slurped cups when I tried to use my reward points. After I left, I watched him literally walk in the back and bring out the cups. He's accused me of trying to steal another day. The list goes on and on. I just now decided to say something because I'm really frustrated with this store. And, their rude employees.. Get it together 7/11 on Burbank Blvd. I will not be giving you my business ever again.

Look at your receipt & look at the change they give you. They love to give you the wrong change on…read morecash transactions. They change their bag fee every other month. Up to .35 now.

I've had consistently negative experiences at this 7-Eleven, especially with the new obese woman…read morecashier. She can barely muster a hello back, comes across as extremely bothered and rude, and her facial expressions make it clear she doesn't want to be there. There's zero customer service vibe--it's like she's doing me a favor just by ringing up my items.

Java is number 1 in Encino in customer service. I came in last night and he is so amazing service…read moreall time he's the best guy.

Love this place. Its such a good vibe. My friend and I stopped in and bought a bunch of snacks. The…read morecashier/maybe owner was so kind and welcoming. One of my favorite places in Chatsworth. Old Time feel.

They take very good care of us all living ip here in the Chatsworth sticks. Love this store!read more