Yes, this Walgreens is like any other. They got your toothpastes, makeups, toys, seasonal items,…read morefoods, medicines, wines and beers, candies, electronics, along with all sorts of odds and ends stuff. Aisles are nice and wide and the place is clean. Parking lot is also nice and big with generally wide spaces. Oh, and there is a drive through in case you need meds and don't want to cant easily get outta your car.

I've just never met such a young pharmacist with zero heart. I don't see how you could be in that…read morerole and just not GAF about people but it is Walgreens. They don't get the best of the best and now that I've wasted $40 in fuel driving to a further one I have to cancel my Blood infusion in the morning so that I don't have to spend all day in agony. And I have to drive back out to Newburgh so double whammy it's my fault for trusting in the worst pharmacy chain in the country. But one thing I've come to realize is that most people just don't know what real pain feels like. Going through chemotherapy having every single bone in your body ache like it's splitting just to be dismissed so easily I know an online reviewing gonna do anything I may need to actually physically picket these stores Of course that's after I pick up my prescriptions somewhere else

I stopped in to buy gas over the weekend at the Jackson's in Newberg Oregon. I had to wait a bit…read morefor someone to pump the gas even though a woman in a reflective vest was sitting there by the ice cooler. The w oman finally came over and told me that I could pump my own. I thought that was illegal but apparently the law changed recently. The thing is, the woman told me I was sitting in the not-self-service pump area which means that someone working there is supposed to pump my gas. However, she told me twice that I could just pump my own, even though I was not on the self-service side. She clearly expected me to stop bothering her so she could go back to sitting. I told her I wasn't interested in pumping my own. When you are dealing with self-service, you never know who used the pump last. Were their hands clean? Did they leave germs, feces, etc on the pump handle? Also, if I am dressed for work, I don't want to get gas or whatever else on my clothes. If I am parked at the not-self-serve pumps, then I have obviously made the choice to have someone pump my gas for me. And since there was an attendant on duty who was just sitting doing nothing, isn't that person supposed to be pumping the gas? Apparently the employee did not agree, and if this is the way things are going to go with Jacksons in the future, I will be shopping elsewhere.

lived very close to this place ever since i was little. always nice to go on a little walk to grab…read morea snack or lunch, the beef and bean burritos are my personal favorite. recently i have started walking to the store myself (slowly getting over social anxiety lol) and the people who work there were very patient with me. overall, davids market is a pretty nice place!

Amazing, best service when they speak English and haven't seen more than 3 drug dealers here. Would…read morerecommend to my children.

When texting my daughter that we were visiting this area she said don't miss eating at Red Hill…read moreMarket. I laughingly told her we were going to dinner there but also staying in one of their lofts above the market (on Airbnb. What a perfect location to stay and walk down a flight of stairs for some great food and drinks. We started with their version of onion dip and chips. You don't want to miss it. I also got the market salad with hazelnuts and burnt orange dressing. So good. My husband had to get the blacken Oregon Rockfish sandwich. He declared it terrific. We also enjoyed an Old Fashion and a Sun Bather and of course some Pinot. The market has some fun treats and gifts

We noticed that there are zero areas for kids to play in. They have a nice tree in the back where…read morethere were littles climbing on the tree and our son was one of the littles climbing on the tree. One of the staff members came by to inform us, quite rudely I might add, that we're not allowed to climb on the tree, which makes no sense. It's a beautiful tree that could definitely hold a human. They also have a sign when you're coming in that says, "We love dogs," yet they also say in the same breath that no dogs are allowed, not even emotional service animals. I would avoid Red Hill Market if you have a family or a dog. It is not a welcoming place and I would not recommend

employeees do not wash their hands!!! saw him digging in his rear and serve up hot food.read more

From the owner: Gladly serving your every day needs from groceries, snack foods, candies, toiletries, soft drinks,…read morenewspapers, lottery, and all kinds of beverages.

Full service - NO - there is two attendance available and both of them didn't come out to pump the…read moregas in my vehicle and another person that is why I come here it's a full service when I went inside. The lady said oh I just got here at 9:50 and I said well there's two of you and you're not doing your job

I loved loved loved working here since the new management. Obie the GM is amazing and the other…read morestaff were so nice to me. Unfortunately I had to leave do to schooling and a job opportunity but it was amazing the time I have here.