I like supplements in the gummy form. They are much easier to take rather than swallowing a pill…read more It was suggested that I add magnesium to my regimen. The supplement tastes pretty good too! Shared parking outside.

There's a cancer in the pharmacy that probably makes it difficult for all the pharmacy staff to be…read morecivil to customers. Her name is Miriam. Miriam is one of the most disrespectful and rude pharmacy employees I've ever encountered. Being from the South, I'm always polite and friendly to any employee who I interact with, and was to Miriam. The pharmacy employee helping me asked Miriam a question right in front of me. Miriam was rude to the cashier, so I quietly suggested she calm down (so as not to embarrass herself in front of all the other customers) because it wasn't a big deal. Twice she bluntly and rudely told me "I'm not talking to you". This was not a "bad day" attitude. This was a complete character issue. It's the kind of attitude that tells you that Miriam has a horrible life because of her lack of manners. Here's the other problem. When I tried to report it to her manager, Don, he was condescending, and tried to deflect the fact that I was complaining about an employee's rudeness. He implied that, because I was in the store inquiring about a prescription before I got a notification, that it was MY fault Miriam was rude. So the root problem isn't just Miriam. It's Don. Don is enabling Miriam to be despicably rude to customers. Time to find another pharmacy.

CVS can be found in The Summit shopping plaza. The store was nice to send me a coupon for 40% off…read moreone item in their store. I decided to use the coupon for a new tube of sunscreen. Sunscreen is much needed just about anywhere you live. It is especially required in our hot desert climate, Shared parking lot.

The stand alone CVS at N Scottsdale and Ashler Hills is terrific now. The front door is across the…read moreparking lot from Blu Burger. There were lengthy waits at the pharmacy in the past. The staff has changed in the pharmacy, and it's very different and fast now. There is a drive-through also. As a combatted of fact, a prescription that was called in 10 minutes ago, just got filled as I type this/text message alert! Obviously they cannot control how many people show up at the same time. In recent visits, only a few people or none, were at the pharmacy waiting. The store manager is amazing. He is up front usually and just makes everything easy and quick. Such a nice man and so knowledgeable. A few days ago there was a new young man helping people up front, same, efficient, very kind and helpful. Wow, what a pleasant surprise these days! If you go before sunset, when you come outside, you'll be treated to a dazzling sunset. Great clean store, great prices and many sale items, highly recommended!

This pharmacy is still the worst pharmacy I've been too! They're rude, they're so slow! That's all!read more

I just wanted to say that The staff at this Walgreens is…read morephenomenal. Paul is always so helpful and courteous.

i was looking for Agave syrup and who knew that Walmart carried monk fruit?? Score. It's actually…read morebetter for you than Stevia or Agave. Ok I am game to try it. it comes in powder form and used sparingly. I will be making a Mexican style dinner next week for guests. I went ahead and got some chips and salsas. I usually make my own salsas. I won't have time to do that so a store bought brand will do. Staff are helpful. There was a line at the self check out so staff opened another line of registers while i was waiting. Thanks for noticing! Lots of parking and WiFi in the store..

Did a drive up pickup order on Friday, May 8th 2016 and I received organic milk that expired back…read morein early March! This is unbelievable. Exact expiration date listed on the carton is 03/08/2026. Photo below. How this got overlooked by not only the shopper who picked my groceries, but also every employee in the dairy department for 8 entire weeks is beyond comprehension?! This oversight and lack of effort has to translate into other areas of the store, I'm sure. Pay close attention to expiration dates if you shop here....

I somehow managed to order elastic online from the wrong Walmart. Well, no problem as it was…read morewithin driving distance and I had some other errands to run in the vicinity. I went to their pick up. In advance you let staff know you're on your way via their app. When you arrive, the app asks which space you're parked in and the color of your car. Once that is filled out, you will receive a bar code to show to the member delivering your item. Staff came within minutes of my arrival. I wanted to go inside and look for something. I moved my car and did so. That would be my suggestion is to have an indoor pick up spot for those wishing to enter the store. They have their own parking lot and Wi-Fi in the store.

We don't have a Walmart near us in Chicago, so we had to take advantage of visiting one while out…read morein Arizona. This location is huuuuge, so there was a lot of ground for me and my toddler to cover! I was excited to scope out the kids clothes but they were pretty picked over. I saw some really cute options, but it wasn't very well organized and they were sort of everywhere. We did find a nice shirt in my son's size and it was only $5. Then we wandered over to the books -- they have a great selection of children's book and spent a lot of time looking through them. They also had a lot of tonie figurines to choose from and a sale! We got 3 tonies since my son just got a tonie box and wanted to give him some more fun options to listen to. These are pretty expensive, so the sale was a win! Overall we had a fun afternoon exploring Walmart!

I made a stop at Walgreens and was surprised to see the small mini bottles of wine at the old price…read morebefore inflation hit. I wasn't expecting to purchase wine at a Walgreens but when the deal is too good to pass up, you act on it! I did, paid and exited. Before exiting, the staff were super friendly and nice. We had a nice chat before I left. I left with a smile on my face. She was so sweet! Shared parking.

I love shopping at this Walgreens mostly because of Mike W, the older gentleman at the front…read morecheckout. I left a more detailed review on Google. I find myself hoping Mike will be there whenever I visit so we can exchange kind words and a smile. He is very welcoming, helpful and kind...the epitome of excellent customer service. This store is very clean, well stocked and well merchandised, but it's Mike W that keeps me shopping here time and time again, even though it's not my neighborhood Walgreens store.

The older lady in the front with an accent or maybe she just has issue with her mouth is rude as…read moreheck. She had an attitude with me returning items that I found SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper elsewhere. she acts like me returning is coming out of her paycheck and the way she was talking to other customers was rude, she was super short with them and had an attitude.

As usual the pharmacy wait time was ridiculously long and no one in Pharmacy seemed to care. You…read morewould think with all the negative reviews this pharmacy has gotten that they would clean up their act but nope they continue plugging along not carrying anything about customer service I guess it's time to get my prescriptions somewhere else as it seems management doesn't care about their poor ratings.

The doctor's office faxed a script into CVS at The Summit for my pickup. On my way home, I…read morereceived a call from CVS saying they were working on the order. I was still about 15 minutes away and thought it might be ready as I approached the store. I parked in the shared spaces and waited in line for my script. As I gave the pertinent information, staff informed me that they were currently out of the item I wanted. The next order would come in on Monday. Staff suggested they could check their other stores for availability. I nodded that that was fine and was asked to step over to another counter. I explained the issue to the other staff person. He took a double check on the shelves before going too far in the hunt. It was my lucky day as he found one tube of the medicine. Hooray and thanks to him I wouldn't have to drive to another pharmacy area. The cost of the script was less than quoted by the doctor's office so double hooray. Thank you CVS for going the extra mile!

I discovered that my prescription was not enough to last on the trip I was going on. I called that…read morenight and at 10am the next day the pharmacist called and said he had expedited my prescription and I could pick it up on the way to the airport! Thank you CVS at the Summit!

The Target is located in The Summit shopping plaza on the south side. The thing you will notice is…read morethe huge supply of bikinis and bathing suits available. There are many cover ups to choose from as well. Target does sell goods according to the seasonal changes. Shared parking and WiFi in the building.

Tonight I had the rare privilege of encountering what may be the single rudest Target employee on…read moreplanet Earth. Imagine walking up, ready to buy a simple item, and being told -- with a straight face -- that I was not allowed to purchase it because she needed to take a photo of the section before anyone was allowed to touch anything. Yes. A photo. Of the shelf. Before customers are allowed to, you know, buy things. Wild concept for a retail store, I know. I stood there trying to wrap my head around the policy. Stores have inventory systems. They scan items. They track SKUs. That's how retail has worked since roughly the invention of barcodes. But apparently this Target now runs on forensic shelf photography and vibes. When I politely questioned the logic, I got attitude -- not an explanation. No "sorry," no "give me one minute," just pure hostility and the sense that I had somehow committed a crime by attempting to spend money. So here's the takeaway: if you come to this Target expecting to purchase products, brace yourself. You may instead be inducted into a bizarre ritual where the shelves are sacred, the camera roll is king, and paying customers are treated like they're interrupting a museum exhibit.