This CVS and the Wawa are good resources if you're an out-of-towner and staying in one of the…read morehotels in the area. I was staying at the Madison Hotel and the CVS was a short walk. Heads up, some of the products are locked up and staff will hand you the items you want after you press the service button. The travel section was well stocked when I went there.

Nice location. Easy to locate things. Quick check out. Security is at the front door, so you…read morefeel safe.

Great experience at this location in Washington DC. We grabbed some waters, snacks, and other…read moreessentials. It was a nice respite from the cold Washington days. The footprint is on two levels.

Great selection. Good customer service. Had everything we needed while we were vacationing in D.C.read more

12/2/2025 - located on the corner. A small step to enter. It is 2 stories. Clean and has a good…read morevariety. Self check out lines and a human person is available for check out.

We are always excited to find a pharmacy/convenient store close to our hotel, but this CVS was a…read morereal disappointment. Very dirty, disheveled and low stock of food and beverages - lots of empty aisles. They are renovating (or at least there are signs indicating that, though there isn't much evidence of work). The pharmacy is in the basement and the elevator was out of order, so there may be accessibility issues for those who can't do the stairs. Not many people working either. Sad trip to the store!

A good, basic pharmacy with primary convenience items on the first floor. Be sure to go down to the…read morebasement level for the pharmacy. Only one person working the check-in desk, but it loved fast. Great location just across the street from the Chinatown Metro station.

Stopped by to grab some additions for my lunch, they opened exactly on time and was ready for…read morecustomers. This might seem simple, but the cashier asked me if I knew another variety of my item was more than 60% off. I didn't, it was nice of them to share.

This is a smaller CVS with limited inventory. If you need a snack or prescription, it makes sense…read moreto visit. There aren't many employees. The store is pushing towards more self checkout & theft prevention videos.

Rude cashiers they don't even look at you and respond to "thank you's" when they are ringing you…read moreup. They just talk to each other and disregard your presence.

lol. I just love "Yeah, Everyone Loves a Pile-on!"…read more Poor cvs... no, actually they earn every single bad review. The only thing i didn't see mentioned while scrolling was the fact that security guards outnumber the employees after a certain hour. It's awful start to finish, but if you think of it as a run down 24 hr convenience store with a pharmacy that is good in a pinch but is not even close to 24 hrs... you can give 2 stars and not lose sleep.

When I ask For My meds to be transferred to CVS they were amazing because I always liked CVS any…read moreway I love to shop there but it made my head spin they were so quick with the transfer and I would recommend CVS on 1418 P street N W any day

Walgreens, 50 Massachusetts Ave NE - This Walgreens branch is an excellent example of a practical…read morecity store. I always found everything I needed here, from food to toiletries and medications. The shop is clean, well organized, and the staff appear friendly and professional. A big advantage is its location near the station, making it easy to stop by quickly and take care of everything without losing time.

On the bottom level of Walgreens, this location gets a bad rap, but I appreciate it. It's spacious…read morewith all the necessities, including grab-n-go food. There's even a FedEx kiosk inside!

I don't feel safe at this pharmacy and neither should you…read more Store itself is fine. Getting a vaccine is fine. I would recommend to anyone thinking of picking up a prescription to look elsewhere. I would not fill a prescription here if it was life-saving. For those of you unfortunate enough to have experience with CVS pharmacists, you are probably very familiar with the ethically dubious practices and excuses they make their life's work, but this pharmacy decided to take it up a notch and I feel compelled to not let it go unrecognized. I asked for an update on my prescription and they told me it was illegal to do 90 days for this drug. So I decided to call and see if it could be sorted out and was again told it was illegal and my 10 year prescription history of 90 days was illegal. When I pushed back I was later told my 90 day history never happened. I was later told they didn't have it in stock. They were playing the greatest hits like a cover band. As an aside, I believe most CVS pharmacists change quantity of prescription for customers instead of doing inventory management. A conspiracy I'm sure most believe but cannot yet prove. Another seems-true-but-not-enough-evidence-yet is that they delay more for sicker or older patients to give themselves less work long-term. Anyways, back to my prescription, It's not illegal. In the 10 years, I've heard every excuse in the book these folks use to not do their jobs, but never have I been accused of criminal behavior and never have I been lied to about my own medical history. So I called my doctor's office shared some frustration and a little laugh and reached out to a lawyer to confirm I am not, in fact, the El Chapo. All this over filling a prescription I have had for 10 years. I reached out to CVS corporate - yuck - to report this behavior and got every reassurance that this is par for the course so I am writing this. Begging the public to not go to this pharmacy. CVS corporate will probably get another review since they asked me for a survey and then end the call on my first attempt. Glad to know my tax dollars are subsidizing a datacenter for automated call responses that go nowhere. OK back to my revenge. I planned to reach back out this morning since I was still upset I was lied to and still upset that I was accused of a criminal conspiracy with my doctor's office. I didn't actually think a resolution was coming this morning, I'm not an idiot. I reached back out because I wanted to inconvenience them. I wanted them to be inconvenienced the way they've inconvenienced me. I wanted them to feel the frustration my doctor's office and I had. I wanted to be a CVS pharmacist right back to them. I asked my doctor's office to send the prescription elsewhere, then reached out this pharmacy demanding an update on my prescription. I am not even in town. It's the perfect revenge. I act all upset (which like yeah, I am upset, but not upset for the delay this time, upset they lied to me), demand some answers in my message, talk about how my doctor's office and I feel wronged, give a deadline of ASAP, actually make them worried they might have to do their jobs. Now usually they would just ignore, take a 4 hour lunch, then dip, but I downloaded the CVS app and you can send messages to the pharmacy. I encourage everyone to take a moment to realize how idiotic an auto-messaging system is with no cap for spamming. Only a company as dumb as CVS would have that be an option, and I bet they even monitor response time. I was clicking "I would like a callback" whilst pouring my cereal. A pharmacist gave me a ring - different one this time. I wanted to record the call and post whatever stupid response they gave to social media and make a bunch of ~memes~ about it IYKYK. But as I have alluded to, I am not a breaker of laws. Despite this company's insistence that I am Scarface, I was well aware of my current jurisdiction that I cannot record without consent. So I asked, consent wasn't given, and I hung up. And though I can't do any super hilarious memes referencing my favorite nintendo characters, it was enough to get the wheels spinning. 30 minutes after I hung up I got an alert "your prescription is ready for pick up". Lol like I was going to pick up this prescription. Fat chance, clowns. Healthcare in this country is a train wreck. Insurance companies are the conductors and CVS Pharmacists are the ones shoveling coal into the firebox and accusing customers of being Casey Jones. I hope some of you out there who hate working with CVS pharmacies end up adopting the strategy of trying to get them to do their job only to rug-pull.

We just need to pick up some supplies and this CVS was close to our hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue…read more We found exactly what we needed. The associate who checked us out with very nice and helpful.

This has to be one of the newest CVS Pharmacy's in the DC area. As it did not pop up on what's…read morenearby, and the fact that it was nearly spotless inside. The only reason I happened upon it is that it is in the same building as the hotel I was staying at. Being so, it does not have direct access to the hotel (at least not that I seen) and you need to exit the hotel and walk around the corner to enter. I came in here for some drinks, snacks and hygiene products. It was not my intentions to stay the night in the DC area, but this made it easier to get what I did need for a one night stay. It feels like a narrow store, and it is multi-leveled, so be careful and watch your step. Aisles are a tight squeeze and you can be pushed along your way when looking for an item. Checking out is a breeze. Probably the easiest thing to be done in here.

horrible that you advertise 24/7 and then when i call you are closed!! we needed an emergency…read moreprescription.