Good variety of items and clean. Lady staff friendly. Younger male was ok, but did not thank us. Do…read moreappreciate that he put our items in a bag tho.

I'm handicapped and called in to get some gas and a drink and the owner says we don't serve you…read morethen hangs up the phone, see what the world is coming to!!!

THE WORST PHARMACY EXPERIENCES I HAVE EVER HAD…read more My experience with the Walgreens pharmacy in Brookhaven, Mississippi, has become so consistently frustrating and unacceptable that I am changing both my pharmacy and my Medicare Part D insurance coverage because of it. Let me be very clear: this is not a complaint about one bad experience. This is a recurring pattern of poor service, lack of preparedness, and incompetence that happens month after month. I have standing prescriptions that I routinely fill every month. Yet on a regular basis, Walgreens does not have my medications in stock. I am told they have to order them, leaving me waiting for medication that I should be able to obtain on a predictable monthly schedule. When the medication finally arrives, I have had my prescription partially filled because the medication was divided among other customers who needed the same medication. I understand that medication shortages can occur, but repeatedly leaving a customer without their complete prescription is unacceptable when this has become a recurring problem. Then there is the insurance issue. multiple times, I have received notifications through the Walgreens app claiming that one or more of my prescriptions are not covered by my insurance. My insurance information is already on file, and these are medications that have been covered by my insurance since January 1 of the same year. So what am I required to do? I have to call Walgreens, navigate their automated phone system, listen to multiple prompts, explain the situation to a pharmacy employee, get placed on hold while they supposedly verify my insurance, and eventually get told: "Yes, your insurance is active and the prescription is covered." This happens repeatedly. I also receive notifications telling me that I need a prior authorization (PA) for medications I have already been receiving since January 1. If I have been filling the same prescription for months, why am I suddenly being told in September that I need a PA? These aren't minor inconveniences. These are medications. People depend on them. And the customer service does not make the situation any better. I have personally stood at the counter waiting for assistance while Walgreens employees have answered and carried on conversations on their personal cell phones. I consider that extremely rude, disrespectful, and unprofessional. When a customer is standing in front of you waiting for service, your personal phone should not take priority. It would be a different matter if it was the company phone; I am referring to personal cell phones. What is particularly frustrating is that I have tried to be patient. I understand that pharmacies deal with insurance companies, drug shortages, prior authorizations, and complicated prescription systems. But I should not have to repeatedly do Walgreens' job for them. I am a Medicare customer with a Part D prescription drug plan. Because I cannot simply change my Part D coverage whenever I want, I have to wait until the appropriate enrollment period at the end of the year. But when that opportunity arrives, I will be changing my Medicare Part D coverage--and I will be changing pharmacies. Walgreens has actually driven me to make that decision. I don't want to spend another year repeatedly dealing with prescriptions that aren't ordered, incomplete fills, incorrect insurance notifications, unnecessary PA problems, and employees who appear more interested in their personal cell phones than serving the customer standing in front of them. Walgreens has lost my trust, my business, and my loyalty. A pharmacy should make obtaining necessary medications easier--not turn it into a monthly battle. Brookhaven Walgreens: you can do better. Much better. And based on my experience, you need to. Calvin Crane

Lousy pharmacy. Parking lot is filthy. The store employees at the pharmacy could care less that…read moreyou are in pain and needing medicine.

the weekend crew don't start cooking breakfast on time and never have there system upread more

The store was clean, the bathroom was clean, the clams were nice. The lot is way too small, but…read morewhen series were being built no one imagined how many people we'd one day have. It was cool that they even had a pay phone outside still.

I am tempted to give this place four stars, but I have to remind myself that it is a filthy,…read moreill-lit diner jammed in the back of a Shell Station off of the Bogue Chitto exit from I-55. I don't want anyone getting upset if it gives you a belly ache. And as for the the bathroom, well, it's a gas station off of the Bogue Chitto exit. The food is the usual collection of grilled and fried greasy spoon sandwiches, with fries and such offered on the side. A rotating cabinet keeps some convenience store pizza slices warm, although fresh ones are made to order. The menu is scrawled in black Sharpie on cardboard. Small signs underneath add speciality burgers (the Slaw Burger, "a refreshing hamburger with homemade coleslaw," the Sunnyside Up Burger, "In the mood for breakfast + a burger?") as well as such delights as fried pickles. Rounding out the selections is a table bearing a variety of pickles: dills, sours, jalapenos, pig lips, eggs, pig feet. The food is good. I am not going to claim it's a hidden treasure, but it's generous and satisfying roadfood. The ham on the club and the poboy was thickly cut and griddled to a nice brown. The poboy was finished with melted string cheese, which is perhaps a stroke of genius. Or will just cause a stroke. The bacon sandwich is a griddled grilled cheese heaped with crispy bacon and barbecue sauce. The burgers sounded fairly enticing. And everything is very cheap. So look, there are way better destination meals in Mississippi, but if you are a fan of greasy spoons and find yourself hungry around Brookhaven, you could do a lot worse. Plus you can get beer, smokes, and nightcrawlers.

I stopped here to get fuel and I prepaid and the pump didn't zero out they charged me an extra…read moretwenty cents for the fuel I didn't receive I would not stop there again because I think you should get what you pay for .