This is my first time using this compounding pharmacy, and it will not be my last. I needed a…read morerefill for a medication for my dog and when the specialty vet quoted $95, I told them I was concerned about how expensive all the meds had been. They said they could phone in the prescriptions to WellPack instead of getting it filled at the vet. The cost was much more reasonable, about $58, plus they packaged it nicely and even added a dog toy. Also they asked me what flavor he wanted the medication, and I thought that was a very nice touch for my dog. Another thoughtful touch was a custom note for my dog Finn saying sweet things and mentioning the dog toy as a secret apparatus to help him feel better. He loves it, and I love them for doing so! The staff are helpful, the place is very clean, and I am impressed. The only downside was their policy to prepay, but I can understand why. It was also a little difficult to access on a busy day on Capital Circle NE, so I would suggest visiting during an off-peak time. Finally, let me conclude by saying that I was already impressed before I read the owners' story, and after reading it, I want to support this business even more!

They tell you that they will deliver your medicine that day and then turn around and say they…read morecan't. Then when you complain they deliver it late that afternoon. And this has happened to the elderly lady that I run errands for every single time and she needs her meds that day because she has chronic pain.

This is the worse pharmacy I've ever dealt with. I went in to pick up my prescription at 1:15 and…read morewas told it wasn't ready (this is pre boxed). Come back at 3. When I went back. David took the info, walked over to the computer, played with his phone, labled and bagged someone else's medicine, and didn't get mine until he saw me looking at him. He has the worse attitude and should not be dealing with customers.

I should have come to this CVS to begin with…read more Seriously speaking, I went to both Dollar Tree and Walgreens to get mailing supplies. Dollar Tree had packing tape, Walgreens had one measly box, and yet I still needed bubble wrap. Well, as it turns out this CVS was close to both and not only had bubble wrap, but there were bubble wrap size options, plus boxes and packing tape. I really wish I'd have gone there first. It'd have saved me having to run around town.

Well, it was Memorial Day weekend time for a BBQ. I wanted a Boston butt, thinking back in my life…read morewhat was so tasty and easy to cook. Back in the day, Boston Butt, I believe, was consider at the bottom of the barrel, it was cheaper than other cuts of pork because it was scraps of meat and fat but it sure was tasty and tender.. I went to one Publix, couldn't find a Boston butt or anything called Boston butt. So I went to the another Publix, the one on Capitol Circle East in Tallahassee. I found three packages called Bost Butt. Boston Butts are usually distinquished by the fact it is tied together by string. So I looked at each of the packages and choose the medium sized one. It had a lot of fat and meat interspersed, usually a good sign in determining if you have an actual Boston Butt. After wrapping it in the usual tin foil , well seasoned, I smoked it for several hours. Sadly, no, angrily, I discovered that Publix's definition of a Boston Butt has slipped badly. Or maybe it was the butcher packaging the meat. Or maybe, worse, and what I actually suspect, Publix has decided to milk every dang penny out of all meat and fat they have. The so-called Boston Butt was a mix of god knows what scraps of pork they had lying around. Some of the meat was the type of tender fatty meat you'd expect in a Boston butt. But a lot of the meat was dark, light, apparently coming from other pieces of pork they sell. After all the meat was cooked, I had to cut it with a sharp knife like it was a picnic roast or something. This being about the third time Ive gotten scrap pork meat tied together and not resembling a decent Boston butt in texture and quality, I will no longer buy pork from Publix. I quit buying steaks from Publix years ago and about the only meat I buy anymore is ground chuck for burgers. Sadly, Im going to hit the local meat market in the future or Winn Dixie and Piggly Wiggly. Publix corporate offices can eat their junk product called Boston Butt.

With mixed feelings I write this review as it bring back PTSD as a teenager working for this…read morecompany for 3 years. One recent trip back to my old stomping group to visit family and friends I had a chance to see how much Publix has changed. No longer are the old flourescent green polyester employee uniforms perfect for the 100 degree Florida summers . The employees couldn't have been any friendlier and I easily found fresh fruits and veggies that were organic. They even had Einsteins bagels in their delicious smelling bakery . I would recommend coming here if you want plentiful parking, friendly customer service and a huge selection of reasonably priced grocery items.

Just to let everyone know the CVS at Killearn has been absolutely Wonderful the past five years…read moreI have gone in there. Every employee has been outstanding with their hospitality and asking if they can help each time. Their pharmacy with Jennifer is always trying to assist and is absolutely remarkable. I received the flu shot today and is was absolutely perfect by the pharmacy staff. They really know how to run a business.

The pharmacists and their staff are understaffed and take it out on the customers. Had a staff…read moremember lose my credit card, threw a fit (cursing and threatening to quit), then announced she was going home and LEFT. I met with the store manager who went into the pharmacy and found it on a stack of papers. No other pharmacy staff was interested in helping. The manager was the only one who showed any compassion. The one who left should be fired.

This CVS location is particularly friendly and efficient. They seem to retain employees giving off…read morethat "neighborhood vibe" that makes Tallahassee feel like home. Their photo department is excellent. If you're dissatisfied with pictures they will happily reprint but I find it's usually unnecessary. They've cut pharmacy hours but keep hours extensive enough for reasonable availability not to mention there's a 24 hour location nearby. Their makeup department offers assistance worthy of note, I've saved a lot of money switching to quality drugstore brands (yes, there is such a thing!) because they always seem to have a talented makeup person available that can help choose foundation colors, eyeliners etc. Love having a neighborhood pharmacy!

This place has the rudest male pharmacist who is also quite proud of himself. refused to take a…read moretransfer from my regular CVS in Killearn which had already been sent by the pharmacist there as they were closing. I had prepaid CVS Killearn already. Easy-Peasy right? No... Mr Weber AKA the Pharmacist Manager stated I did not pay" HIS Store"so I would have to go outside my insurance and pay 5x the price I had already paid to CVS Killearn.Or wait until am and go to Killearn CVS he sneered. Would not even look at my receipt showing I already paid for the medicine online via CVS app. So my senior Citizen self with elevated blood pressure and Parkinsons went without until I could get to Publix in the AM where they are so kind.. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place....

The front of this CVS is fine and I am always greeted and helped by a friendly staff meeting…read moremember. The pharmacy, however, is a different matter entirely. Most of the people working there are pleasant. It takes one unpleasant, rude person to ruin the whole thing. There us one of these people there.

When I first moved here, I was so excited to see a CVS Store/Pharmacy so close to home. Now I wish…read morethere was another, more convenient option. The cashiers in the regular part of the store are very friendly and pretty helpful. The pharmacy aspect of this store however, completely sucks. As previous reviews have stated, the pharmacy service at the Lake Ella location is incredibly SLOW. It is like there is NO hustle, or any interest in establishing an order or pace. For one, there is no place to form an actual queue or line. This results in the customers all being very unsure as to who is waiting for what and who is next in line. I have firsthand witnessed customers getting into arguments and bickering about who was waiting longer and who was there for what purpose. That is flat out RIDICULOUS. And to have such discord result while picking up or dropping off prescriptions is 100% CVS' fault. PERIOD. However, the main reason for me deciding to write this review is due to this CVS Pharmacy manager's decision to close the pharmacy portion of the store EARLY. I arrived around 5:58 p.m. on a Saturday. First, I had NO clue that the pharmacy closes at 6 p.m. on Saturday. The CVS marquee indicates that they are open until Midnight but apparently that is just the store itself, which is quite misleading if you ask me. Either way, when I arrived into the pharmacy area (prior to 6 p.m.), the entire prescription drop-off gate was down. That was when it suddenly dawned on me that there was a chance that this place was about to be closed. I was immediately grateful to have arrived while they were still serving customers. There was one customer being helped, and about 3 workers behind the counter. I was the only person waiting. The female manager who was helping an elderly customer, paused and asked her employee to see what I needed - if I was "picking something up". I indicated that I was indeed picking up one prescription, to which the manager interjected that it was too late and that I would have to come back tomorrow. I politely advised her that I really needed the medication to take first thing in the morning and that it was actually a FREE prescription (how long could that possibly take?). Regardless, at any other CVS, there would be no questions asked - so long as someone was waiting for service and arrived before closing time - they would be helped. Instead, the manager argued with me about the ability to pick up my prescription because it was after 6:00 p.m., and told me that my only other option was to contact a different CVS (located about 8 miles away), and have them fill it for me to pick-up that night. I rolled my eyes and ultimately left the store. This store is ALWAYS busy, and clearly I can see why. Of course you will always be busy when you limit your hours by arbitrarily deciding to close early and are routinely turning customers away. CVS Corporate needs to hear about this but I'm hopeful that they'll peruse these reviews on their own, as I've already expended enough of my energy.

When does the Pharmacy close for lunch? Always appreciate…read moreall the awesome customer service and overall stocking of this location along with AWESOME employees. Nanc

The staff here is super helpful and friendly. The manager Mark is really great. This CVS is in a…read moregreat location right next to campus and it's huge! Favorite CVS ever!

This Publix has a great selection of pre-made favorites and hot/cold bar options where you can get…read morea bowl, ramen, sushi made to your liking, and of course a pub sub. The decor is modern with darker colors and clean lines. There were many employees available to answer questions and offer help. I'm beyond elated this is open and close.

Welcome to Publix on Bannerman . It's very nice with an added dining area for you to eat inside or…read moreout. You can tell much thought that went into the store building. Wish I lived across the street. I would be there every day .

After reading many good things about this pharmacy, I wanted to check it out for myself. Compass is…read moresimilar to an old time Soda shop and pharmacy in one, offering ice cream, shakes, floats, and various breakfast/brunch sandwich items. The store is clinically clean and the employees are friendly. The owner greeted us and made suggestions on what to get. For me he suggested a green tea matcha smoothie sweetened with honey. This beverage had the right combination of icee like coolness and lightly sweetened taste to cut the bitter flavor unsweetened tea brings sometimes. My daughter got a cone with chocolate ice cream and my son tried his first float (butterbeer). In addition to our treats, I was able to pick from an array of probiotics I was in need of with suggestions from the owner to assist me with my choice. This store takes most insurance, but will take all by next month. Reward points are collected for purchases as well.