Hmm ok just another bland outside and inside Walgreens with the basics. This location seems kind…read moreof stripped down from others but at least it avoids clutter. The Mpls Central Ave location is closed so some of the non public trans riders may head to this next location. The lot is lower than street level and the parking lot has some odd angles so watch the octogenarians navigation ( or lack of) techniques as they have to make a sharp turn and head back up the hill to exit. At least this location so far doesn't have loiterers in the cars and near the door staring as did the Central Ave store which is perhaps that's why it closed. I'm sure loitering is still illegal in Saint Anthony because it's no longer a violation in Mpls and it shows.. ok getting politically digressive. The staff here will ask if you need help, no one is rude. I don't know how the actual pharmacy rates so I'll wait for someone to review that end.

I normally like this Walgreens location, however, when I showed up today to pick up a prescription…read moremy dentist called in - on a Sunday - (for root canal pain, etc.) - and the pharmacy window was closed. There was another person waiting (for them to open after their lunch break from 1:30-2:00), and then at around 2:09, another guest said he checked with the front of the store and they told him the pharmacy wasn't staffed today at all. There was no signage and the site indicates they are open until 6pm. I want to like this store, but is was not a good experience. I'm going to the Cub Foods Pharmacy instead.

If you are staying at one of the hotels downtown, this two-story Walgreens is a great resource to…read morefind all the things you (I) forgot to pack. Accessible via the Skyway System. Don't try entering from outside. Don't be me my first night in Minneapolis.

It usually a positive thing when stores follow the same model from location to location. Walgreens…read moreis no different. While staying in Minneapolis, I stopped into a close-by Walgreens to get a few items. I have alway seen locations in downtowns and this one was right around the corner from where I was staying. I am always pleased when I am properly greeted when I walk through the door. I am especially happy when a clerk or cashier look up from what they are doing to acknowledge a customer walking through the door. This store, like other Walgreens is big and bright with clean isles to navigate through. This incredibly delightful staff was over the top in greetings. Happy to see a customer. Happy to help a customer. Happy to speak with a customer. I needed a few items ranging from water to shaving cream. They had plenty of items to choose from and I pleased that their house brand is a substantially reduced price and the same item. Check out went very quickly and I received the same cordial greeting as I left as when I came in. The team member behind the counter just personified the model employee of engagement, spreading happiness and loving to be able to help. Kudos to a wonderful team here at Walgreens.

Nice people that work in that store well managed clean not like other stores that's nastyread more

My issue with these stores that lock up almost ALL of the products is why do they never have staff…read moreworking around the store to open the cases? I'm aware it's to prevent theft but no matter how much I need or want a product there's a level of inconvenience I'm not willing to tolerate. There was one cashier and a line of 6+ people, was I was supposed to wait for the the ever growing line for that one employee to assist me? I walked around the store 2x and never seen an employee on the sales floor, just a cashier up front. Also some products I need to see the package/read it before committing or even compare it sometimes look up prices or other info so the stress of having to have someone wait while I decide is too much. Also brings a level of discomfort that if things are that bad you shouldn't shop there. Walgreens in general is not my choice or retailer for anything really but I'm sure there's people in this area that rely on them and I hope they find a way to combat theft, hire more people to work the floor and provide a better sense of community.

Never a huge fan of CVS personally - they always seem messy and disorganized and this one is no…read moreexception. There's rarely someone up front to help you if you have a question or to help in photos. I live nearby so go in quite often if I need something and recently I ordered some photos to pick up. No one was around to help me with my order, I had to have someone in the back from pharmacy to page someone and then walk back up front - embarrassing. I also found an extra copy of the photo I ordered just sitting at the front counter. What if I had a more personal photo sitting there and not "just a dog"? Gross. Their fridge section is always picked over with drinks, truly horrible. Make-up is also usually picked over as well and not stocked enough. Prices are high to boot.

I called this location to ask if they had my Rx in stock. I was told they only had a portion of…read morethis medication so I asked if they would contact me when the rest was in stock so I could pick it up. She said yes. When I called to ask if they had the remainder of my prescription, the pharmacist came on the line and began angrily telling me that he could not give me the remainder of my prescription and that I would just lose that amount. He told me that I agreed to this when I talked with the assistant previously. I was telling him that I would never agree to this because the prescription is for an opioid and I would experience withdrawal symptoms if I were to miss the remaining part of my prescription. In the middle of my sentence, he began literally yelling at me telling me that I would miss those patches and that he was not going to give them to me. Any time I attempted to say something, he would begin yelling over me. I talked with my doctor who sent over a prescription for the remaining 3 patches. At this point, he filled my prescription, not for three patches but for three boxes. Because he never received a prescription for 3 boxes, this was a medication error as he was only supposed to give me three patches. I will never return to this location again and am looking into reporting a medication error. Incredibly HORRIBLE treatment to a patient.

Located in a busy shopping center. Plenty of inventory, stocked shelves, and friendly associates…read more Relatively clean and organized. Grocery, beauty, housewares, cleaning, toys, hardwares, kids, electronics, etc. Will all be found here. 1 stop shopping. I take advantage of curbside pickup. Orders are usually available within 2 hours. Be sure to check your items before pulling off. Starbucks and Ulta beauty onsite.

Cashiers have to be trained not to make comments on our purchases or try to make sick humor. Just…read morestick to your dead end job and not try to liven your day with inappropriate comments. The cashier even made a snarly face when I walked up to his station. He asked if I wanted a bag, I said no, he made the first comment about giving me a nickel then. Mild, next he looked at the product (which I am buying for someone else). It's a personal medical product and he tried to make a disgusting joke. He doesn't deserve an explanation but I said I have a patient, it's not easy and it's not fun and quickly left as he laughed at me. Back to any other Target than this one.

I just moved to town from California and was looking for a new GP. I live across the street so I…read moredecided to give them a try. I made an appointment on their app for the next day. (They always hold a few spots open for "walk ins"). In California, they would charge extra for a service like that. They also have a pharmacy attached so my prescription was filled by the time I walked out the door. Everyone is so friendly, and my new NP Jeannie is wonderful.

Once they have your money, good luck. Getting an appointment the person was friendly, the nurse…read morewho took my vitals was nice. The CNP who I saw was not helpful. My after care summary is filled with spelling and grammar mistakes. I emailed for a followup question because my issue was persisting. Emailed again about getting a letter for my military unit. Both emails show as read but the CNP will not respond to my emails. Emailed customer service, it says expect two days for a response, it's now been three days and they haven't even read the email. Guess I should have waited to pay my bill so they had a reason to pretend to care about my health concerns.

I decided to revisit Dinkytown a few weeks ago, which is where the University of Minnesota is. I…read morenoticed this Target that I had never visited. I wanted to check it out. I parked on the street. It's paid parking. I figured out later on that Target has its own lot that's kind of hidden to me. Oh, well. I know now. Think of this Target as a subset of a typical mega Target store. It's smaller in size, but it has everything you truly need. It's geared towards students and residents in the area who can walk over to it, as opposed to a shopper in suburbia hauling way too much stuff into a minivan. There was a ton of Lego merchandise. I assume that Target has a partnership with Lego. It was cool seeing Lego reusable bags and apparel. What stood out for me was the grocery section. It was impressive. There was lots of variety. I particularly loved the selection of sugar-free items. I ended up getting some Lily's chocolates. It also has Zevia in the pop aisle. If you're into PopSockets, they are heavily reduced here. I got one with lemons and it was $3. Ridiculous! You can get apparel here, but it's limited. If you get your wardrobe from Target, you'd be better off going to a larger Target store. Staff are super friendly here. I had a woman cash out my items. There are also self-checkouts, but I like ones with people more. It's a decent store and it much needed for locals in Dinkytown. I'm so glad that I dropped by. (477)

Smartest target idea have small shop close to the university and the dorms. They have everything…read morehere but at a smaller scale. They even have a pharmacy. The place is very clean and today I noticed they have double sided self check out. And I noticed there was young lady cleaning after every customer at the self check out. Mostly students come here. They have eggs vegetables everything you need to cook and eat. If you have a target application you can save on many items.

Don't use them. I've had several problems with them. The most recent was after 2 weeks I still…read morehaven't received my order I called them and was told the order was canceled because I didn't pick it up. I had not told them I would pick it up. I had asked that it be sent to my home. Now I'm told it will be about 2 weeks to refill the order. The service is terrible!

Horrible doesn't begin to describe the poor service from Corner Home Medical in Fridley, MN. Where…read moreto start? I've been working for FOUR MONTHS to buy supplies. Yes, that's 4 months. Experiences so far? Called to order from "customer service" and a snippy gal starts yelling YOU DON"T CALL US!!! WE CALL YOU!!!" Supposedly was going to have someone call me.. Needless to say, didn't hear from anyone for two months. Kirsten doesn't return calls and set an appointment to meet me at the store - she didn't show. Jackie met with me and was far from helpful. Wouldn't even listen to what was going on. Called me a liar. Very nearly stamping her foot raising her voice going 'NO NO NO". Finally I just thought I need the supplies, let's take a chance. Result? Jackie said she'd call me the next (business) day and do I need to tell you what happened? You probably guessed it, a week and a half later, no call. Amazing what you have to put up with to buy a box of plastic from a place.

This Target is accessible via the Skyway System and from the street. It's also two-levels…read more If you are staying at one of the hotels downtown, this two-story Target is a great resource to find all the things you (I) forgot to pack. There is a Starbucks inside the Target on the second floor.

A large two story retail store located in the Target plaza campus (near the Nicolet Mall) in…read moredowntown Minneapolis, this location serves as the Flagship Target. It has an urban footprint, with shopping cart escalators. As mentioned, it is connected to the rest of the Target campus (3 city blocks) via skyways, which is itself connected to the rest of the 2.5 mile Minneapolis skyway system. Groceries were on the bottom floor (along with a Starbucks), with the CVS branded pharmacy and OTC items on the top. There is checkout on both floors. It wasn't too crowded, but well staffed on a Thursday afternoon, and was able to buy some items that we needed for our trip.

11:00 am one checkout, 9 people in line. One staff person in self checkout smirking smile at the…read moreline. Would anyone move to self check out? No because there is always an issue that you need help with. No one moves. 11:30 Two checkouts now but more people in line. Doesn't matter what time you go during the day there is always a line.

I was overcharged for 10 items that had a sale tag on the shelf, but the tags were for the previous…read moreweeks sale. I shopped at 8 pm when the sale started that morning. I wonder how many other people were overcharged?