I feel weird giving CVS such a rave when they lobby against health care reforms to ensure their…read moreprofits continue to pop at the cost of our insurance keeping its wildly horrid run; but this location has printed popping color photos for me twice now. The website is easy and offers so many options. Pricing seems fair overall especially with some easy to find discount and promo codes. They could do well with more printing services at this rate. Parking is on site, amazing to be right next to the arena, probably gets way too busy on game days however I have not had any issues for both visits. There were some good deals on cashews and peanuts too!

Experienced terrible service at this place. The pharmacist or person in charge during our visit was…read moreInsensitive and rude for someone dealing with a bunch of college kids that are new to the world of health insurance and handling their own prescriptions for the first time. We had a follow up question and the man was rude and unhelpful. I'm glad we didn't have any questions to ask about the actual medicine. Immediately switched to a mail order service.

I dropped my film off to be developed March 20th. They said it would take a week. Finally, after 3…read moreweeks i went in April 14th to find out they FORGOT to send it in. Now it's May 3rd and they leave me a voicemail saying that the third party they use can't even develop my film. So a complete total waste of my time, and no consideration for it. Could've just called and found out what was wrong like they said they would. They obviously didn't do that ever. How do you think over a month for a 30 mm of film is even feasible. It's complete bullshit

Worst pharmacy service I have ever had. Need better check-in protocols for vaccinations. One…read moreperson to check in patients with scheduled appointments every 15 minutes is supposed to simultaneously register all walk-ins. Waited 25 minutes just to check in. Waited another hour and never got the vaccines. Total wait over an hour and 20 minutes before I just left. Patients all out of order according to appointments and place in line. So disorganized and incompetent. A free for all in tight quarters where sick people come.

Friendly staff and smart online ordering options with excellent discounts through Honey, I also…read morelike this location for dropping off UPS boxes and large assortment of extremely over priced and price gouging merchandise and food items. Surprisingly alcohol selection, great photo services, and good location; it all helps try to offset the corporate oppression CVS pushes through their lobby against much needed health care reforms due to their massive profits earned with the current insurance driven mess. Due to their resistance to American health revolutions, I avoid CVS as much as possible.

I use the drive through for the pharmacy. I go at all times of the day, even like today when I went…read morearound 10 pm. Every time I go, they open the sliding window and talk to me. This time, a woman didn't open the window and spoke through the phone which transmitted to a speaker for me to hear. I asked if she could hear me too because I didn't know if I needed to press a button in order for her to hear me. She says "yes" and rolls her eyes with a face like I was stupid. God forbid I ask a question for situation I am unfamiliar with. Her name was Stacy Evans if anyone cares.

Super convenient with ample parking. Check out was a breeze and the store was well-stocked with…read morewhat I needed.

Haven't started having problems with this location until recently. Employees having attitudes is…read moreusually something I let go, sometimes people just have bad days and I get it, but I've had two unpleasant experiences with a manager here twice now within the last couple of weeks. I didn't feel compelled to write a review until an incident today. As many know, theres a new craze surrounding the stuffed animals known as Squishmallows. Unfortunately, I find myself to be in that craze and absolutely adore them, and have for a couple years now. Around this time of year is when they start releasing the Halloween styles at retail locations and if you don't get one the day they put them out, then you might as well not bother because you wont get one at all. A couple weeks ago, I decided to check this walgreens for them. When I first walked in, I didn't see any out on the shelves but I asked an employee in the section if she knew if there were any in stock, since there were a whole bunch of boxes. She checked and there were, and she seemed pretty happy to help. Then the manager walks up, says to me and my partner very grumpily that they don't have any. However, the previous employee had literally started opening the box with the Squishmallows inside. We weren't trying to bother anyone, I always do my best to be polite and try not to interrupt anyone doing their current task. I would expect this attitude from a teenage employee... not someone who's at least in their early thirties and in a higher position. The employee put out all the new arrivals they had gotten and i got one squishmallow between my partner and i. One. Thats the back story for todays incident. On my way to do errands, we stopped in again just to see. We hadn't been having much luck but I thought I'd see anyway. To our luck, they had the one me and my sister in-law have been looking for! They had 6 in stock and we were originally only going to get two, but decided on three because we thought another friend might want one. We walk to the register and the cashier politely tells us that she can only do two per purchase, so we asked if it was okay if we could pay separately for them and she said that was fine. The manager was eavesdropping and told us no and he said we could only get two since we were together. We explained we were paying separate and his attitude kicked in. He said something along the lines of "No, you guys came in together. You're together. I told you guys this last time!" Huh?? We didn't argue, we put the third back. First off, i completely understand restricting purchase quantities, theres a huge scarcity at the moment. However, there was no need for attitude on either occasions. We werent being over bearing, we werent running into the store crazy and snatching all of them up, we dont go in every day asking them if theyve got any in. There was no reason for him to be so outwardly annoyed with us specifically. Secondly, he had not said anything of the sort the last time we visited, if not the shear evidence being that I'd only bought one single squishmallow on my last visit. TLDR: there's no reason to be rude to customers because they come in looking for a product your store sells. Its unfortunate if others have been rude or crazy towards you and your employees, but its highly unfair to treat anyone coming in like they just caused you the biggest inconvenience of your life just by existing.

I've always had great customer service at the Klondike store. They are always helpful and go above…read moreand beyond to help. Today it was Maryanne. I went in and got a few things & didn't bring enough for what I needed, so I put something back. Maryanne said, "I have one you can have" It was so sweet of her! To care for a customer that she doesn't know, she gets five stars & deserves a raise/promotion for her attitude and customer service! Thank you

Awesome cheap coffee and espresso drink machines. The perk account system is a steal for gas prices…read moretoo. Employees there are always attentive and friendly, which is really surprising for a gas station

First time coming here. I had to get gas heading on my way to Chicago. It's a small gas station but…read moreit is a mad house in the middle of the day. This place has a subway restaurant which is great. It's veteran owned. But everything here is grossly overpriced. Shelves are mostly empty especially the drink section

I saw a 5 star rating and was still pleasantly surprised with this visit. Great drink and candy…read moreoptions You'll regret going to the Speedway across the street.