I love to go to this Walmart! It's a Neighborhood Market and it's so awesome how most of them…read moreremember me by name and are friendly! Susan is the best. She's mainly there in the morning and she always has a nice convo with everyone. I go there early in the morning and it's very clean and stocked. It's just not your typical Walmart. Besides Susan and the morning staff I go there because they are the only place I can find a certain Alani protein coffee. They order 2 flavors Vanilla and maple Donut. There used to be 3, but the other was Cappuccino and wasn't that great! I was buying 20 of each flavor one day and the Dept Manager said, "you are the one that buys us out!" He was so friendly and said he would continue to order them. I was very grateful. The coffee is 12oz. 90 cal, 7 net carbs, 6g sugar, 10g protein. I actually mix it with my iced coffee I make at home in my machine and it's a third of the cost than buying it out. They cost $1.99!

They never have plastic bags for the produce. Management always claim they've run out of bags. You…read morecan ask for checkout plastic bags but there will be a charge. I think it's a scam. They also have nothing but self serve checkouts with people not knowing how to use machines properly making even the smallest line an eternal waiting period. Yes is a small and convenient but it isn't worth the hassle. Skip this location

I was dying from a canker sore for a whole week and couldn't handle it anymore, so I came to Beach…read moreMedical Pharmacy to get that magical Albochil. I applied it a couple times and just like that, my pain went away and the canker sore is 80 percent gone! Saved my life. Thank you!!!

This is a small neighborhood pharmacy, but the prices are competitive with bigger chains, the…read morepharmacists are very knowledgeable and attentive, and service is very quick. Walk-in prescriptions are filled in minutes, and when your prescription expires they follow up with your doctor for immediate prescription renewal by fax. They also accept my crummy HMO insurance! The business is Korean owned, but everyone speaks English well. After a few visits they learned my name and family members, and have reminded me on occasion to refill my daughter's prescription when I forgot. I'm glad to support a local business like this, where I can get good service and good prices, without the hassles and long lines of a big chain store.

Nothing can be more frustrating that visiting a pharmacy, right? Thankfully, it's usually an…read morealright experience for me. I've visited a few times and even gone through the drive-thru in the past. So onto attempt #1: I came to the pharmacy on a weeknight and immediately after entering, I see from the entrance a half dozen people in line. Ugh. Nevermind. I turned around and left. Attempt #2: Came back the next morning and it was thankfully not crowded. There was just another person talking to a pharmacist as I got into line. Waited a minute and was able to talk to the pharmacist. Asked a few questions and paid for what I needed and left. Free at last! So overall, couldn't get what I needed immediately but just being flexible can save some aggravation.

The male pharmacist, Bryan C. in the white-coat, said would not approve my prescription based soley…read moreon the fact he doesn't trust my doctor. He needs to be let go. This was my first time using any pharmacy for my new prescription for my recent diagnosis with ADHD. When I stoped by on Aug. 15th, Saturday, around 4:00pm, Bryan C. helped me at the Consultant window inside the store. He looked me up and down like I was a criminal, and I felt judged and profiled. It is my first time picking up a prescription for this medication as I was only recently diagnosed by my doctor. Bryan C. asked me personal questions like, "Why is my doctor so far away?" "Where do you live now?" "Have you lived with near your doctor before?" He seemed like he wanted to play detective instead of help me with filling my prescription. He basically told me "Since you don'y have medical insurance, I don't trust you." He told me I NEED to get medical insurance. He told me he doesn't trust my doctor based off the 2 minutes of speaking to me, as if he knows more than an actual psychiatric doctor. Bryan C. denied my prescription even though it was in the CVS system. He verified it, but since my doctor is not close by, Bryan chose to judge and profile me. I already have a new appt. to see my doctor now because I need my prescription sent somewhere else. I will never use CVS for my future medication because of this guy Bryan C.

This is my go to pharmacy and I have no idea why they have so many bad reviews. They've never…read moremisguided me or given me any trouble. My prescriptions are always ready on time and I've literally never had a single issue with them. They're also very diligent about reminding me when I need to get vaccines done.

came to pick up rx that i couldn't get at my usual cvs cuz they didn't have it in stock. pharmacist…read morewas super patient and helpful. i don't recall what vaccines i've had or not and she pulled up my list and reviewed it with me. They were closing soon for lunch and she still helped me and didn't shoo me away like other cvs has done before. I'd def come back here again. And i can get my target shopping done at the same time. win win!

I have a strange relationship with this Rite Aid. It's not the closest one to where I grew up, but…read moreback when it was a Thrifty, we would come for the ice cream sometimes. The Rite Aid transformation happened whenever it happened, and despite that, this Rite Aid seemed less like a drugstore and more like a large convenience store or small general store. Of course, most Walgreenses and CVSes feel like that now, but this was back in the day, and it was a little bit surprising. I've bought replacement Christmas-light bulbs here more often than I'd like to mention. (Our family continued using the old large incandescent bulbs long after everyone else had switched to faux icicle strings and early LEDs, and Rite Aid was the only place we could find the colored bulbs in the right size.) I've also bought a rake, dill (on sale--for some reason they often have sales on spices), water balloons, water guns, super bouncy balls, and all kinds of candy from here. The store looks like a supermarket without the produce. It's been years since I've come for the original ice-cream experience, although I did buy a half-gallon of Thrifty ice cream from the freezer in 2020, at the height of the pandemic. There never seem to be enough employees working, and the ones who are working tend to take their time. They're friendly enough, and just based on the strange questions and customer behavior I've seen here, I don't think this is the most enjoyable place to work. Did I mention the candy? Like most places these days, they have a really wide selection, especially of the largest sizes. But if you come immediately after Halloween, you'll be amazed at just how badly they want to get this candy off their shelves. The deals feel almost criminal, like you're buying stolen merchandise.

Patricia , front store cashier is such a sweet heart. You know it's the little stuff that can…read morereally brighten up people's days and she did that for me and my mom. Just great customer service. As for management, your store feels unsafe. Idk if you're trying to cut costs but you really need a security guard at the front. A bunch of druggies coming in and out. Makes your customers feel unsafe. And we are already paying an arm and a leg for something we can get at target for half the price. DO BETTER.

4:45 pm, Saturday, August 23, 2025,…read more Parking: there are an ample amount of spaces but it was busy, lots of cars in the parking lot. We walked in the store, it was busy, people browsing in the aisles and waiting to get their medications. I wasn't intending on getting a vaccine but my co-parent was there to get hers. While processing the first shot, the pharmacist asked if I wanted to join in the fun, haha. I said might as well if I was considering that it'll probably be done. This shot did pinch when it was injected and I knew it was going to give me a sore arm. Confirmed, my arm/shoulder was sore at the injection site later in the evening and also the following morning.

I definitely visit this pharmacy after going to Urgent Care across the street. My prescriptions are…read moreusually ready for pick-up in about 20 to 30 minutes. Even if they're ready it doesn't matter because there's usually a line of people in drive-thru and that's where the wait begins. Line moves, just depends on what the person in front of you ordered. Overall good experience, but expect to wait.

I've stopped by this Rite Aid a few times as it's on my way to work, and I finally understand why…read moreso many shelves are empty. Luckily, they had the medication I was looking for, and I had a nice chat with the checker. They'll be closing in a few months, and this location will be the last of Rite Aid's to close. A lot of merchandise from other Rite Aids will be sent here, so when they do go on clearance, there might be some good deals. Otherwise, I have to give five stars to the end of an era. With all the mergers over the years, I'm not sure if this one was always called Rite Aid. Where I grew up, they were called PayLess Drugs and didn't have Thrifty Ice Cream, which I miss. They did have a rack of square ice cream scoops if you want to pretend you just bought your home-created ice cream cone from Rite Aid. I'll probably stop in a few more times, as it's the only Rite Aid I know of that's still open. If anything, to pay homage to an old brand.

After spending $68 last week I got a coupon for $8.00 but they won't let me use it. Supposedly I…read morehave to spend another $38.00 to use it. Hahahah funny! It's not my first time at the store and I'm always able to use their coupon. You can have your coupon rite-aid. I'm canceling all our medications and will never spend a penny at your store. What's the use of your coupon if I can't use it.. like really? Spend $68 to get $8 coupon but have to spend another $38 to use it? what a joke!