I wrote a review several years ago about this place when it was still Rite Aid. I wasn't a regular…read morepatron by any means, but I wrote that my old friend brought me here to show me how his phone was also his camera and that this was the "new normal" for photography. I was very impressed by the photos he took, how you no longer had to bother with F-stops and aperture speeds (which I never quite figured out anyway) or tripods, how you could obtain a perfect photo with very little skill or knowledge, for very little money. When my old flip-phone broke, I invested in the "new" technology (which wasn't so new by the time I got to it) and bought a phone/camera from T-Mobile (which I also wrote about), and I've been happy with it ever since. Since then, this is where I've come to develop those photos I take. Parking usually isn't a problem. I walk in and over to the photo kiosk, hook my phone up to their computer, pick the photos I want to print, and wait about 10-15 minutes while they print them. During those 10-15 minutes, I wander about the spacious store and sometimes buy additional items I might need (Unisom, Pepto Bismol, popcorn, chocolate candy, cold-and-flu medication, paper towels, etc.). The magazines and books they stock are overpriced ($11 and $12-plus for a PAPERBACK!?! No thanks) and uninteresting. By the time I've perused anything that's of even moderate interest or applicability to me, the photos are ready. I get in line at the check-out counter (which usually moves with relative speed, although there are instances where it backs up substantially, depending on who is manning the cash register). But this last time was a little different. A brief note about Covid-- I started getting vaccinations as soon as they were available. I still ended up getting Covid, but it wasn't too bad (shivers and chills in June, a dry cough, not feeling up to much physical activity). A few years ago, when I went to get the vaccination, I asked how long before I got the next one (I was used to every 5 to 6 months). The guy administering the shot shrugged and said, "Come back in about a year." At that point, I figured Covid wasn't such a substantive issue anymore, and I stopped getting vaccinated. Bad move. This past winter, I caught Covid, and it was bad. I lost my sense of taste and smell (bad enough), plus I felt like death warmed over. I felt horrible. Once I got over it, I decided I was going to resume the regular vaccinations. I was told I should wait about 4 months from the time I had Covid. In Walgreens, even though I hadn't specifically come in to get vaccinated, I decided to use my spare time while waiting for my photos to get printed to inquire about vaccines. At the pharmacy counter, they asked when I had had Covid, counted off the months since then, and told me I could get a vaccine in about 10 minutes. I was taken to a side room, asked a few questions, signed a paper, and prepared for the shot. Unlike previous vaccinations, it didn't feel like someone had punched me in the arm...hard!...and I didn't spend the rest of the day feeling blah. I was told to return for another vaccination in 6 months. That date is marked on my calendar. There are differences in Walgreens. The one in the Lyons Mall in Basking Ridge is where I get my prescription medications and it's smaller, and the photo kiosk there looks like it hasn't been used in years. This Walgreens in Bernardsville is big, well stocked with pretty much everything you need in terms of over-the-counter medications and a miscellanea of foodstuffs and household items. But you can do walk-in Covid vaccinations now; no more headaches of having to sign up for them on-line (I can remember when Covid 1st started and waiting 2 hours on the computer to make an appointment, only to be thrown off at the last minute). I also remember a few years ago getting a Covid test administered here at the drive-up window and presumably that service is still being offered, although you might have to make an appointment still for that. So...why not a rating of 5 stars? Parking isn't a problem, my photos get developed without complications for not much money, I can pick up pills or potions without too much trouble, and I was able to cross off the "get the Covid vaccination ASAP" on my to-do list without any headaches or hiccups in the process of doing it. Service is usually friendly and efficient. I still intend to keep getting my prescription medications at the Basking Ridge location because it's closer to me and so more convenient to get to, and I've been using it for decades at this point, so on that basis I'm going to leave well enough alone-- at least as regards prescription medications. But I can also endorse the Bernardsville location without any reservations. They haven't let me down yet whenever I've gone there for anything. And I can't say that about every Walgreens location (if interested, check out my negative review for the one in Stirling). Recommended.

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 10am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm

This is normally a great pharmacy, and we have few complaints if any…read more However, sometimes they have a clerk at the pharmacy that comes in as a temp. These temps couldn't care less about customers. Absolutely atrocious service by a LUCY today. Ohhh my God! Very hard to understand, does not want to lift a finger to work, and does not seem to want to be there. Not sure why Walgreens would hire people like this and put them at a pharmacy counter! Worst decision. Maybe they could be used for re-stocking shelves etc but not in contact with customers. No wonder the Boots-Walgreens company is reportedly in financial trouble. Walgreens overall is always five stars with wonderful pharmacists. The one-star rating is for LUCY who single-handily can spoil your experience.

This Walgreens is excellent, the workers are very nice and kind and I get lots of yummy treats…read morehere. I 100% recommend you shop at this Walgreens.

"You can't always get what you want. But if you try sometime you'll find, you get what you need"…read moreand just like most people I share the same kinda love / hate relationship with this chain. But the fact is where else are you gonna find a Toothbrush, some Fishing Line, a Frying Pan, and Plumber's Putty all at ten o'clock at night? Duh, Walmart that's where. Plus I like to keep an eye out for any new Grillin Stuff that I don't already have. If nothing else I am predictable, Lol Anyway, I thought I'd update from my previous rating I threw at this store because I did happen to find everything I was looking for plus encountered very helpful service all at the same time. And you really can't beat the prices on most items especially everyday type stuff like paper products. Now don't go thinking I'm getting rid of those relationship issues I've always had with this place anytime soon but where I come from you just gotta call 'em like you see 'em. Come And Get Your Shopping On!!

Lines still not improved, even at the busy time there are a few unopened lanes and not enough staff…read morearound. Also, new - digital price signs. A sign of the times? Perhaps live-adjusted pricing depending on demand? Hm.

Marwa it's so kind and patient and everyone who works there is very friendly. Great clean Pharmacy…read morewith everything you could possibly need.

Riverwalk Pharmacy offers customers affordable prices and convivence. The establishment's staff…read moremembers are courteous, kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. It's one of the only delivery pharmacies I know of in the area. I can't say enough good things about Riverwalk Pharmacy.

Hands Down THE Best Local Drug Store On The Planet!! Only Your Best Intentions are involved…read morewhenever dealing with these amazing people. I cannot express to You how extraordinary this place is. Five Stars All Day, EveryDay!! Come And Get Your DrugStore Shopping On!!

I was always told shop small business and local business. I went to purchase 2 supplements that i…read morebuy once a month . The price has gone up every month. I am on a fixed income. These 2 supplements have been life changing. I called the company who makes them and they gave me the name of another Pharmacy that carries them. When i called they offered me 15% off and would bring it in for me. Why does Robinsons Drug Store have to Mendham up. Please take my advice local is not always best

Excellent service from a pharmacist that cares. No comparison to Walgreens or CVS. Convenient…read morelocation on Rt 10 East.

After coming here a few times I've seen that they work hard to give you the best and cheapest price…read moreon all your meds. They are always friendly and very fast when filling prescriptions.

Spacious. Ample of parking. Pleasant experience. Pharmacy techs are kind. No usps mailbox nearbyread more

This location is at a busy intersection. I came in to purchase tweezers, and they were locked up,…read moreso I had to get an employee to open them. Lots of cosmetic items are locked. Lots of teens seemed to be wandering around. Could explain why items had to be locked.

thank you very helpful appreciate - also found staff helpful. The location convenientread more

My job changed it's prescription plan to Express Scrips which is, for those of You who are lucky…read moreenough not to know [or care], is an awful alternative to Our previous plan. They basically mail out the meds You need and maybe You get them and maybe You don't but either way they sure AF charge You for them. They do offer a pick up in person option at "some" CVS Stores and when I asked the Pharmacist here about it she just shrugged her shoulders and said she didn't know. How does she not know? Do you participate or not? And if she doesn't know THIS what else Doesn't she know? I'm kinda looking for a Pharmacist who might actually know stuff, I'm funny that way.    Speaking of funny: have You ever bought a case of water from CVS and NONE of the bottles can stand up straight? It's like a bunch of drunken penguins, they just fall all over the place, lol.    Anyway 2 Stars because the Store is Huge and well stocked okay but I wouldn't wanna deal with this place on a regular basis. Heading to the next CVS. Wish Me Luck!!  ;D

Knowledgeablel pharmacy staf. Excellent customer service. Great follow up and they always answer…read morethe phone!

When you go inside Liberty Drug, you will see that it's set-up is messy and doesn't look clean…read more Everything in there seems dated back to the 1970s. I am posting today because of Liberty Drug's terrible customer service. My doctor put in an order for a compound to be made for me and Liberty Drug is slow (generally speaking, my experience is that their turnaround is over a week). Specifically, I placed my compound order a week and a half ago. At the time, I told them that I wanted the "small tube" TWICE during the phone call. Today, around 12:30pm, they called to say that my compound was ready for pickup. Approximately 3pm, I went to pick up it. They made the larger tube for me (which is about $40 more). The pharmacist stated that they needed to remake it. Then, the cashier said that it will be a 10-20 minutes wait. I was confused on the wait time knowing that it takes them a while to make compounds. So, I asked to speak with the manager. When I went to speak to the manager about this to understand my wait time, he blamed me for this issue (remember, all I wanted to know was how long it will take to remake my compound). He said that since this has happened twice with my order (it happened once before a year or two ago), he said that it was my fault. He did not look to his employees as the source of error. The lady next to him said that I needed to specify how many milliliter (ml) tube I wanted. I said that I would not know the ml size of this compound. This is not something that I look at or consider - would you know how many ml (or ounces) is your toothpaste? I said that the person who took my order should (and could) have clarified the size and cost, especially since I mentioned twice that I wanted the "small tube". But, this person did not. This person just hurried up and hung up after taking my order (he was abrupt and rushed during this call). So, the manager outright blamed me. He did not look to his people and their obligation to clarify the order. He did not look into his management failings to train his staff to ask the right questions. He had no consideration that it took them a week and a half to give me my order and that I drove approximately 30 minutes to go there on a very cold day. With that said, I have found the cashiers to be very friendly over the years, although there is a lot of turnover. Based on my experiences at Liberty Drug, they are not a well-oiled machine. Their processes and communications are similar to the store set-up - messy, not clean and outdated.