Hey, I'm from Atlanta and I must say I have the full understanding of customer service and…read morehospitality, and I must say....Tony has been the greatest help!, I only came in to print pictures as I was here to visit family, and he was the perfect person to help my wife an I.....hope he's managing! Thanks again tony be blessed!!

I visited this location while in Michigan from Texas. Justin in cosmetics greeted me and helped me…read morenavigate this store as I was not familiar with the layout. He went out of his way to find coupons for me to save me a few extra dollars. He overheard me talking to my daughter about lunch plans and suggested a few restaurants and even recommended dishes from the local eateries. This employee made my visit to Walgreens excellent.

Walgreens is amazing. This location is close to my house, open 24 hours, and they take Apple Pay!…read moreThey have all the little things I might need to stop for that I don't want to deal with a large store to get. And the people at this location are always super nice!

the computer where we can print our pictures had a cord that did not work and when I asked Patti…read morefor help she was extremely passive aggressive and treated me like it was all my fault

Worst experience ever getting flu shots for my family. Sat for over 40 minutes after turning in…read morepaperwork and proper insurance card. Pharmacist excuse was she was training someone and instead of taking the time to help let the poor girl struggle for over 30 minutes. We were literally the only customers in the store so she had plenty of time to help. So when I had the nerve to complain she proceeded to raise her voice in front of her trainee and my entire family making me feel like it was my fault! I will never step foot in the store again and will tell everyone I know the same:

They got an error message from my insurance, told me to call my insurance. When I did my insurance…read moretold me that *Meijer* should have been calling them on their provider help line that Meijer should have. I call back, Meijer does *not* have that number. Fortunately the number is on the back of my card. Hours later *after* my providers office has closed they call back and tell me they were unable to resolve the issue and had been told they didn't have permission to know what was wrong. I call my provider and leave a message and *the next day* a different pharmacy has it ready for me billed to my insurance no problem. Fast forward a few days. Different medication, same error. Meijer claims my insurance is at fault. Is not pleased when I point out that if another pharmacy isn't getting that error the problem isn't my insurance, it's *Meijers*. I call my provider again, once more it's filled by a different pharmacy a day later with *no* error message from my insurance company. Conclusion: Meijer pharmacy is flat out incompetent.

it's been two weeks now and they never have the medicine I need. Where am I supposed to go if the…read morepharmacy doesn't carry the medicine I need. This is bull if you ask me. I guess I'll hunt out a new pharmacy so I can breathe through the night.

Fantastic pharmacy, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. I love using them for both my…read morepersonal and my pets medications!

Always great people working and appreciate all they do. Every employee i have had contact with have…read morebeen knowledgeable and kind.

These boneless wings are a hidden gem you have to try at least once!…read more General Tso boneless wings at the deli counter. They don't have them everyday, but when they do, they're a must have!

Their bakery is kind of legit for a grocery store. If you are in need of a last minute cake,…read morecupcakes, or any kind of dessert, or sweets, they always hit the mark and it's for a decent price.

There is this amazing african American lady that works at Walgreens apple and quarterline she is…read moresoooo up beat if i go in there in a down mood she definitely changes that shes a fabulous asset to the bussiness just love her!

The pharmacy is always out of my medications. Now, these aren't medications that I routinely take…read more(or else I would have switched pharmacies long long ago) but they never have my pain medicine. These are common meds, nothing crazy...just Norco and Methadone but they only order them once a week, leaving the patient/person who is already in excruciating pain to contact the provider to get a new Rx sent to a different pharmacy and hope that they have a supply.

I love Walgreens. I just had to stop here and take a minute to applaud some of the local…read morestores-especially the Grand Haven's Beacon Blvd. location (TY, Nick and David et al) and praise corporate for their app. It is one of the best in the play store. Your photo service is top notch. Keep up the good work.

Where do I begin....the store is messy, cashiers are absent...only one person with a line of old…read morepeople trying to get help with coupons and mail in rebates. Always out of the items they have in the ad. Open 24 hrs is the only good thing. Photo dept sucks too.

Seems about average for a Wal-Mart. Definitely understaffed, but having spoken to management I've…read morebeen given to understand that the amount of staff they can have is dictated by Wal-Mart corporate. Be aware that customer service closes at 10pm so you will have to wait in line if you need to do a return and then wait for a manager to approve the return. Also I was told after 10pm, items over $25 without a receipt cannot be accepted. Store has usually been pretty clean, although I have noticed that the bathroom in the front frequently smells like urine. Also some of the areas are rather messy and some items are in locations without prices(particularly bagged candy in the check out lanes) and some items are out of stock as well. Not bad as stores go, but I doubt Sam Walton would be happy with it.

Review for Walmart Supercenter #3876…read more (3285 Henry St, Muskegon, MI) ​ ​Subject: Extreme ADA Over-Allocation and Operational Dysfunction after Remodel ​I am writing this to express my extreme disappointment with the recent "Store of the Future" infrastructure changes at the Henry Street location. While I understand the importance of ADA compliance, the new parking lot configuration has crossed the line from accessibility to total operational dysfunction. ​Since the remodel, the first five rows near the entrances have been converted entirely into over 50 disabled parking spots. This has created an "ADA Wall" where the "average" shopper--even those with minor mobility issues--is now forced to walk across nearly the entire lot before they even reach the door. I am a disabled individual myself, but I choose to use standard parking spaces to ensure there is a fair opportunity for everyone. However, Walmart has now institutionalized a system where the largest customer segment is "treated less than" and pushed to the furthest periphery of the property. ​On my recent visits, I have observed that a massive portion of these 50+ reserved spots remains vacant even during peak shopping hours, while elderly patrons and those with limited mobility (but no placard) are forced to navigate dangerous distances in Michigan winter conditions. This is especially cruel considering the new, harder concrete floors inside the store, which make the physical toll of shopping here even worse for those forced into the longest walk from their cars. ​I have been a loyal shopper here for years, but this layout is a "loyalty killer." If Walmart truly wants to be the "heartbeat of the community," it needs to reconsider this extreme allocation of space and find a more equitable dispersal that doesn't alienate the very customers who walk through your doors. Until this is addressed, I will be taking my business elsewhere. Maybe across the street?