Wood Cross!! My car was towed!! I scheduled and bought a…read moreticket to ride the "St George Express" shuttle. Slim Olson's is the designated meeting place to be picked up for my ride to Mesquite. I parked my car on the gravel behind "Slim Olson's", where other cars were parked. There was no sign of me breaking the law. Afterall, obviously "St George Express" and "Slim Olson's" have an agreement or understanding that cars will be parked here with it being a designated meeting point for riders. My car is a nice car and obviously wasn't a breakdown. It had been parked there out of the way on Saturday Oct 27 at 12:20pm and I returned to pick it up Monday Oct 29 7pm and to my surprise it was gone.

Poor service! I recently went to Slim Olsons to fill a propane tank.. being relatively new to the…read morearea, I parked and went inside to ask to get my tank filled. The attended told me that I needed to go park up by the propane tank because "thats where they look for ya". After waiting up at the tank for about five minutes I pushed the call attendant button, I was told that they had already sent someone up, waited another five minutes for the attendant to come up and fill my tank. After he'd filled it I followed him back down to the store to pay. The attendant there barked my total at me and after I'd paid thew my recipt across the counter to me.. I'll think twice before I get anything here again..

Great for a quick stop in on the way home if you only need one or two things, the clerk was very…read morefriendly and talkative!

This is the best convenience store I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. The cashier was…read moredelightful, and the building has a wonderful ambiance, which you typically wouldn't expect from a convenience store. It's a bit out of my way but I will definetly be coming here again.

Love this place! Thanks Omar for the great service and wide selection. I will most definitely be…read morereturning.

Walgreens advertises on its website that they do passport photos and customers will receive two…read morephysical copy of passport photos and one digital copy sent to email. The total price before tax is 16.99. To get only two physical copy at USPS, it's only $15. So I decided to go to Walgreens instead of USPS because of the digital copy. However, based on my personal experience, walgreens do not provide a cut 2 x 2 passport size digital copy. Instead, they provide you the Original uncut photo and you have to cut it to 2 by 2 in an app by yourself. I talked to the staff at the store, they said the system automatically emails the digital version and they have no control over which picture (cut vs. uncut) is sent to Customer's email. They also said it happened to other customers as well. The issue was eventually resolved, but it wasted me 30 minutes to go to the store for the second time to get the cut digital version. The email for the digital version was not sent to me until a couple of minutes later after I pay. If you want to make sure you get the correct cut 2 x 2 passport digital version via email, it's better to wait for the email before you leave so that you don't have to make an extra trip. Below is what says on Walgreens website: Will I receive a digital copy of my passport photo? Yes, in addition to the two 2x2 photo passport prints, you will be given the option to receive a digital copy via email of your passport photo at no extra charge. A digital photo copy on a USB drive is also offered for an additional fee.

I went to pick up several prescriptions for several family members. When I looked through the…read moremedicines, I found one that shouldn't have been filled yet; and it was only for 30 days rather than 90 days. I called to resolve. I made the mistake of saying the meds keep getting f***ed up. The ire was not directed at anyone. He hung up on me. Ironically, I actually thought it may have been another computer error or glitch. That was what I kept being told every time it happened. I was thrown off checking on this one because I still had 1.5 month supply. The med shouldn't even have been on the agenda. I call again, and when I finally am passed on to the pharmacist, his immediate comment was if I was ready to be civil. There are a lot of nuances to being civil. Patronizing and talking over someone are very uncivil acts, which is exactly what the pharmacist gave me. He finally told me I could get a refund for the medication. When I asked him how that affected the prescription, I did not receive clarity and was still confused on that point. I go to the store to return the medication. After having the medication refunded, they gifted the 30 day supply due to legalities. Now, I don't really care about the "free" 30 day. I care about the 90 day prescription and the refills. This is important to me because our family insurance requires us to pay the deductible before they cover things, which is $20,000. We have so much cost in medical, it is actually a lot cheaper but does require budgeting. If the prescription was invalidated or shortened the number of refills or changed the amount from 90 days to 30 days (which they have already done previously), I have to schedule another appointment with the specialist which is a couple hundred dollars that is not budgeted. When, yet again, I ask about the prescription ramifications, I'm told that the refund was done, and here are your free pills because we can't take them back. My question again shut down and no answer. At this point I'm done with this pharmacy. I call another pharmacy and start the process of transferring all our family prescriptions. Four days later, I go to the new pharmacy to check that everything is in order. I find that of the 6 accounts with multiple prescriptions requested to transfer, only one prescription was transferred from one account. When the new pharmacist calls the previous pharmacist line for clarification and cooperative resolution, the technician states the pharmacist is unavailable, something about transferring everything and then hanging up without dialog. I would not recommend this pharmacy to anyone. The chronic mishandling of prescriptions was very painful. The dismissive and escalating nature of the pharmacist was beyond the measure of civility I could tolerate.

A nice gas station / convenience store…read more If instead of paying-at-the-pump you opt to go inside, you'll almost always be greeted with a "hello" from the employees. It's part of their initiative to make the place feel very welcoming and friendly. The store is well organized and has pretty average prices. They do have a few specials to entice return business in the form of punch cards. I'm not sure of all the punch cards they offer these days. They used to have a "milk" card (buy 10 gallons get 1 free). I know they still have a card for fountain drinks and for car washes. Overall a pretty decent place to get gas and goodies.

Common Cents Employees talk trash about the customer . also they sell alcohol in not allotted…read moretimes. Especially the graveyard guy.They should be shut down.

This store is a mess, some of the employees can't do their job. No ice for soda, floors are dirty,…read moretrash cans are full all the time. Prices are incorrect & corn dogs are cold. Burritos are old and dried out. I've only seen one hard worker in this store, only 1, think his name is Todd. Really nice guy too.

I had good experiences in past. This time not so good. Still good for a gas station. Just not blow…read moreyou away.

This location is close to campus so a lot of u of u students shop here so it's always busy. I…read morealways feel comfortable coming here and getting my slurpee fix and the staff are nice. Easy in and out parking. Sometimes the floors are sticky but for the most part it's pretty clean and organized. Definitely will be a repeat customer years to come.

We came on seven eleven day. Not only did my family and I get free slurpees but the service was…read moreexceeding my excpactations. There was a very kind man there who laid out the slurpees very neatly. He served them to us and was very kind and understanding. The environment of the establishment was very clean and welcoming I recommend that you come here often. Especially on seven eleven day!

I was visiting SLC and stayed downtown without a car. I was surprised to stumble upon Harmons and…read morethought it probably a tiny little place. I was wrong. It was a full blown supermarket. All the fresh produce caught my eye and that's what I bought knowing I would be dining out with colleagues for most meals. I should have bought some yogurt too as the yogurt at the hotel was $8.

The good: We got kombucha, shelf stable milk, and some…read moresnacks for the kids here during our downtown stay. The market has an awesome upstairs area where you can eat. There are tons of local items so it's a great spot to get edible souvenirs. They had many international food options like Korean corn dogs and authentic French butter. The bad: It's downtown so parking can be tricky. The interesting: The store reminds me of Whole Foods.