I am a quadriplegic. When I am in my hospital bed, I use an over bed hospital table to hold my…read morephone. When my table doesn't work, I am helpless. My table broke on Sunday night. I called Skendarian when it opened on Monday morning. As always, the person who answered was knowledgeable and professional. My new hospital table, already assembled, was delivered before noon.

Incredible personal service, recommendations, great selection. Owner consulted voluntarily and was…read morean immense help. Purchasing was not just a chore, but a pleasant experience. Nice interior of shop too. Parking spots just out front on the street.

This CVS location was a terrific stop for any basic thing you might need, from medication to snacks…read moreand everything in between. It is a two level store, with the entire top floor dedicated to the pharmacy and medical section. The space is extremely nicely decorated and feels very thoughtfully designed, with a cute local feel and clear local pride throughout. There are also healthy grab and go options for a quick lunch or snack, and the food selection feels more unique than a typical convenience store, including items like fresh eggs for sale. They also sold local merch. Overall, it has much more of a local market atmosphere than a traditional CVS Pharmacy location, which makes it a really convenient and pleasant stop.

Sleazy CVS pharmacy staff switched a doctor's generic prescription to a more expensive brand name…read moreprescription!

The people at the pharmacy in Central Square were efficient and amazing. We left home without a…read moreprescription that we needed. We entered this pharmacy with the hopes that they would be able to be in touch with our health care system in California. Throughout the process, the people in the pharmacy were friendly and helpful. We were able to have our prescription refilled the following day. We are grateful to the people here who were helpful to us and were able to get us back to optimum health.

Nice people who work there, very caring and empathetic to people's situation and tries everything…read morewith in their power to get you your perception on time !!! Their awesome !!!

Horrible! Horrible service and lack of employees to meet customers needs…read more Their pharmacy is simply closed on the weekends. Not sure how a national chain can screw up so badly by not staffing one of the busiest areas of MA. I feel sorry for the employees who work here. Turn over is very high.

theres only ever like one or two people working and god forbid u need to do something at the photo…read moredesk

This pharmacy sent me into a hypertensive crisis when they denied doctors orders on a medication…read morethat was due. I had to call the ER and should have had INSQPH foot the bill. The owner is disrespectful and rude. The pharmacist s were kind and accommodating until they had orders not to, and a supposed head pharmacist accused me on arguing with staff, which was certainly not true. Stay away from this place if you have complex needs. After interacting with them, my systolic pressure was over 180.

Some wonderful pharmacists and good counter personnel. But…read morethere is one woman who's always terribly rude. I don't know why she still works there!

Dealing with real rocket scientists in the pharmacy here - yikes. I have spent the past week…read moreattempting to refill one prescription here - nothing fancy, not a controlled substance, and they cannot seem to get their act together to fill it. Save yourself the headache and fill your scripts with a reliable, online pharmacy.

Worst pharmacy. Never can get actual questions answered…read more The pharmacist can't give me the time of day however I NEED TO CLEAR UP ONE THING I DONT BLAME THE PHARMACIST. I BLAME THE COMPANY. Anyone known to human man is liable to make a mistake while trying to task 40 things @ once. I'm far from the only person that sees this. Hire more staff. seems like answering phone calls alone in pharmacy would be a full-time job.

This Target was located conveniently close to the MBTA Central Square station. However, even though…read moreit was 2 floors, this was one of those smaller Targets, so the selection wasn't quite as extensive. However, I was here only to buy some snacks and a gallon of water, so I was able to easily locate what I needed all on the top floor. It was also very easy to pay for my items using one of the self-checkout kiosks. Prices were pretty standard for the area.

This is probably one of the smallest Target stores, and the store seems to be broken at multiple…read moreplaces recently. A large portion of the first floor is walled off, quite some shelves frequently run out of items, and the self checkout machines often stop working. I hope the store staff can get their acts together soon. The photos here are from March 2020 and it is just odd that the store right now is like less operational than that time.

Unlike some of the large Walgreens in suburbia, this one is more of a urban neighborhood pharmacy…read morethat still has a lot of the different departments like groceries, health and beauty, paper goods, etc. The inside of the store was a bit smaller than some of the other ones I have been to, but the staff putting stuff on the shelves and the lady at the register, were all very pleasant and friendly. I got some stuff for the condo and I paid using my rewards number. I had a few digital coupons and offers that I took advantage of. Good deal...

Permanently closing in July... it's sad to see I remember…read more it was originally Linnean Pharmacy owned by Carlton who became a good friend of mine It's next iteration was Brooks later Rite Aid. Something is hexed about this location

Service has improved considerably. They are overworked and understaffed but manage to be friendly…read moreand helpful.

Slow, needs more hiring and lack of inventory, always empty in drinks and takes forever for new…read moreitems to be replenished.

Do better CVS They force the consumer to touch self service…read morescreens - that they do not clean. All winter, never did they put a bottle of sanitizer (or even better, a box of plastic gloves) for people to use. People should not have to ask - these sanitary measures should be there at the ready. Ultimately, they refused to fill my script because I wouldnt touch the screen to confirm it was me picking up my script. Mind you, this wasnt a narcotic, it was a vitamin - anyone could pick it up. Renee. And I had my ID in hand. The only reason to not fill my script is 1. Corporate nonsense (making the people do the pharmacists job), 2. a power trip. Now, I call CVS Corp, and I discovered a great way to avoid touching their shwassy screen - you can download the app. **but I will not be doing that - here's my ID - and that's that. What if the customer does not own a phone and is a double arm amputee - do you want them to touch the screen with their Tongue? Now imagine treats your elderly parent like this, maybe a relative that does not speak English, or maybe an individual that has an extreme phobia to germs or have some other mental health condition (perhaps a loved one on the spectrum). Excellent Target. Crappy CVS. Do better! I don't expect CVS to ever get rid of these self service screens - but if they want to save time and money by making the customer help the Pharmacy Dept with THEIR job, then equip each counter with sanitizer. ​

The staff here is awfully unprofessional, rude, and slow. The old bald guy with glasses goes out of…read morehis way to insult customers and his coworkers equally, he is hostile and condescending. He should be fired and made an example of, so other employees can do their jobs without having to put up with this miserable guy.