Very Friendly salesperson. She helped my grandson to get…read morePokemon trading cards. He was happy to have them

Great service, friendly staff and they know me when I walk in the door. Whether getting…read moreprescriptions filled or snacks, they have you covered.

If there is a lot for this CVS, then I don't know where it is. There is street parking…read more There were less homeless people harassing you both near the entrance and in the area on this visit compared to a visit about 2 years ago. However, the day before there were still a lot of homeless in the general area and also rough looking characters. No scary or weird people in the store this time other than me --weird not scary! The store itself was stocked and clean. A desk on pop, which is what I was looking for. Couldn't find another item and the lady who helped was very nice this time. Overall, just come here if u need to and watch out for homeless and other rough people.

Convenient under ground parking while you shop here…read more Stairs right into the store, very easy park and shop access. They only had 1 of the 3 items we were looking for. The probiotics looked smashed and mangled, took a pass.

By far the best Walgreens I've been to, but it could have been worse. I needed to grab a few things…read morethat I had forgotten to bring on my trip to Atlanta and I found this Walgreens just a couple blocks away, so I decided to make the short walk over from my hotel to grab them. It's located right on the corner of North and Piedmont avenues, next to a grocery store and some apartment buildings. There's a parking lot out front and security at the door. I went straight to the makeup section and then grabbed some snacks. It's definitely an outdated Walgreens, but it did the trick. The one employee I interacted with was really nice, I wish I would have gotten her name. I'm sure it fulfills its purpose for the neighborhood.

Pharmacy is horrible, my brother just got mouth surgery and had 4 teeth extracted, the dentist told…read moreme the pain medication should be ready in 30 mins, I arrive a hour and a half later and they tell me there is no prescription to be found under his name. I decided to reach back out to the doctor who prescribed the medication to make sure they sent it to the correct location and I confirmed that she indeed did send it to correct location. I proceed to go back inside Walgreens and long behold they find the prescription and tells me I have to wait another hour because they probably was busy and did not type up the ticket, mind you my brother had 4 teeth extracted at the same time so u can imagine the type of pain he is in. This is very neglectful on Walgreens pharmacy and they should take people health more seriously. I am highly disappointed worst experience of my life

Best pharmacy in Atlanta! Ira was super helpful and expedited getting antibiotics for my son to…read moreget him feeling better. Weekend illnesses create new obstacles, but LFP pharmacy was amazing!!

Wonderful hometown pharmacy with homeopathic options and items that can be difficult to find. Staff…read moreare knowledgeable and friendly, ready to assist. Great selection of essential oils and herbs. Excellent vitamin selection with high quality options. Pharmacy not in-network for many insurance plans and they don't file for out-of-network, so would need to handle on your own if you have coverage. This worked against me because if I file it doesn't count against my out-of-network benefit towards deductibles.

Wanted to come here to use my Starbucks and get some things. Haven't been in about a year or so…read morebecause it's not the closest to me but it's a nice size. I do like how it's right near a train station so you don't have to drive there. It's right near a food court and hotels too so very convenient. It has two levels and I was greeted and asked if I needed help by some employees which was nice. I asked where an item was and was given a decent response. Place was busy and I got what I came for. The only take away and it's not the stores fault is the people outside the store . This guy was trying to get my attention when he saw me looking around and got rude when I ignored him.

Odd may best describe this CVS location. First and foremost is that this is a two story location…read more One that allows you to enter from the street and one that will allow you to enter through the Hub. The downstairs portion is is where the pharmacy and medication is located. The upstairs portion is everything else that a CVS has to offer. Both sections have the ability to offer checkout...when that section is open. I came here on my first day to get drinks and snacks for my room. I entered through the Hub and made my way up the rickety steps. The steps that were open sometimes. See, I came back a few more time sand the steps had rope across and were barricaded. Making you have to take the slow elevator with other people since there was no other way to get up or down the stairs. My first visit here I had made my selections and headed towards the self checkouts. I kid you not, when I got to them, they actively started to shut them down. Forcing everyone to use the traditional registers. I wish the customer service here would have been better as well. I asked a question about the area and kind of got the 'don't bother me' vibe in the answer.

If I lived in Decatur full time, I would skip the drugstore chains. I took my wife's prescription…read moreto a chain at 1pm. They were all business and no personality. They suggested 4pm at the earliest. The wonderful team at McKinneys, greeted me cheerfully and had the prescription ready in 30 minutes. Shop local, and enjoy the small town charm of McKinneys

Their web page states (see quote below) they provide prescription compounding. So, I took my…read moreprescription that needs compounding to them, but was immediately told, "we don't do compounding." They didn't even look at the prescription. It's not my particular prescription, they don't compound any prescriptions. Why then have a sizable write-up under "services" offered? "Specialty Compounding The goal of compounding is to unite past and present by bringing a timeless artisan skills into the modern age through the use of current medical knowledge and cutting edge technology. This allows highly trained and experienced professionals to make personalized medications tailored to an individual patient's needs. Compounding itself is a fundamental aspect of the pharmacist's toolkit, and had been the standard way of producing prescription medication up until mass production became the primary means of manufacture. WHAT IS COMPOUNDING? Compounding provides patients with medications that are tailor-made for their needs. Benefits of compounding include access to doses that are not commercially available, alternative dosage forms to improve compliance, and access to allergy-friendly medications. Compounding allows providers and pharmacists to more effectively..." Why waste everyone's time -- not to mention my parking fees and gas?

This is the place to get your GLP1 / NAD / Peptides from!! The cost is more affordable than many,…read morethey have a NP who can help get you started on your journey. The combination they use is the best there is! I take Tirzepetide, NAD injections, and the Semorelin troche and together they are almost magic! Menopause has been brutal and I finally feel less exhaustion, more energy, less brain fog, and way less food noise!! Call them today to get started on your journey!

This is the type of place I'd come when I need a gift for someone but don't have anything in mind…read more It's just a cute store with all types of fun, celebratory, and/or seasonal unique items one might purchase as gifts or to keep for themself. Today I bought a set of birthday week surprise boxes--a set of 7 colorful miniature boxes for someone to open each day on their birthday week (or likely the week leading up to their birthday). Each box is supposed to contain something joyful, like maybe a little popper or a birthday message. Currently the seasonal items they have out include UGA football, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. There are also sections of wedding, baby, and birthday themes items, as well as things that are good for a "just because" gift. I'd say the items are priced anywhere from "moderate" to "more than I want to pay."

Pretty nice CVS with a 24 hour drive through which makes it even nicer. Got greeted and offered…read morehelp at the entrance but without them being pushy, which is also nice because there's a fine line there, and I appreciate it. So the staff were A+ with me. The only thing I would say is that some of the over the counter medications are quite pricey to be store (CVS) brand and you can get a better deal in Amazon for like pain and allergy meds.

If you are looking for compassionate and kind service you are in the wrong place…read more If you get Ruth on the phone you are in bad luck! She might be a pharmacist but her customer service skills are zero. Maybe they don't teach compassion on pharmacy school.

Needing to pick up a prescription from my doctor, I ended up at this Grant Park CVS. Unfortunately,…read moreI think that it'll be my last visit to this particular location due to a few reasons. This CVS offers tons of great parking as they don't share the plaza with any other businesses, which is great in my opinion. No scrambling or scuffling for spots, just park and go. Although, if I didn't see cars in the lot, I'd think that this place was abandoned or on its way out of business due to the lackluster exterior views. Beyond the CVS sign on the building, there's little to no signage on the exterior door, causing it to look like no one's home. But of course they are. I've visited this location a few times before but recently the small inner portion of the entry has almost made me turn around. It's a small little section that only includes a complimentary sanitary hand wipe station (it was empty) and a strong scent of urine. Like, it hits you right in the face. Not a great impression when you walk in. But, I kept pushing. This store seems to rely mostly on self-checkout which gets no complaints from me, I prefer it actually. Looking at the shelves, there are a number of items that seem as though they just decided to stop restocking, leaving bare spaces in some areas. Perhaps it's supply and demand, but those shelves could use a little TLC no matter what. My most recent visits were focused on the pharmacy and can I say how much of a bummer it is to not physically feel well, decide to pick up your prescription and see that all of the pharmacy team is out to lunch at once? Lol. That team works hard and deserves even longer than an hour, but I so wish it was staggered lol. I will take most of the blame because perhaps if I had called, I would have known but if you've ever had a prescription at CVS, you know that they will badger you via text until you pick up your meds so it hadn't even crossed my mind. You all told me to come! LOL. So when I returned a few days later, I timed myself to be sure that I came after the pharmacists and techs were back from their lunches so I wouldn't be struggling and leaving without my meds again. There was a little line once they opened back up, but that's to be expected. I appreciated that they had 2 chairs available in the area, but both were in the drop-off section and there were two elderly women in front of me in the pickup line that really could have used that seating near our line. Although there were 5 people in front of me, the pharmacist(s) were working at rapid speed. The young lady that helped me was so friendly and incredibly patient with an older woman in front of me who had issues with her prescription. This 3-star review doesn't reflect the customer service and professionalism received by the pharmacists, they deserve 5-stars and a longer (staggered lol) lunch! Although my entry into the building and the lack of restocking have made me move my prescriptions elsewhere, the pharmacy team themselves are A1.

I've been coming here for 20-odd years, as it's down the street. The place has always looked about…read morethe same, dumpy and uninviting. It's more recently that I've had trouble refilling prescriptions, as their voicemail system to get refills barely works. And it's difficult to get past it to a busy pharmacist. The pharmacists are swell, though clearly overworked. I know CVS is one of the biggest pharmacies in the country and doesn't give a damn about any of this. They need to fix their voicemail refill system or hire a couple more pharmacists. CVS can afford to do that. Eventually (or better 10 years ago), they should probably renovate this location, as it looks like the neighborhood used to look long before I moved here. That really doesn't matter. What matters is that elderly folks are able to easily get their prescriptions. I won't hold my breath. I should add that I like the music here. I've heard T. Rex and Donovan in the mix, not your usual pharmacy background music. I will assume that it is an employee that is responsible and they deserve a raise.

Pros: This place offers a great selection of essentials. The service is fast and friendly…read more Cons: The prices are a bit high and the selection of brands is limited. It's very uncomfortable when employees treat you like a shoplifter when you're simply looking for a specific item that you can't find. People: Good Process: Good Product: Good Quality: Good Quantity: Good Value: Fair Cleanliness: Good Ambience: Good Timing: Good Attention To Detail: Good

I was in the Downtown area for the US Olympic Marathon Team Trials and the Publix Atlanta Marathon,…read moreso this location was very convenient. It was also located right next to the Five Points MARTA station, so I was able to buy some drinks before hopping on the rail to head back to my hotel. Their prices weren't the best, but quite okay for the convenience. It was also really nice to be able to use one of the self-checkout kiosks to quickly pay for a few items and be on my way. However one drawback with this location was that there were a lot of aggressive homeless people loitering outside, so mind your surroundings.