Convenient location nearby shopping plazas for your groceries, lunch, car repairs/service and the…read morebank. Good part of town with lots of things to offer nearby. You can get in and out without a problem and they're open all the time Usually when no one else is You can rely on this location to be open.

I dislike this store, because the customers are mean. A customer once told me off for the way my…read morehands look due to clear cell sarcoma. I spent much of my year in pain. I wanted to get my life back to normal, but it has been taking me too long despite sleeping every third day sometimes to get more done. I feel as though people rub it in too much to me. I am just glad to have hands still. Every time I go into this store, I feel like I have to hide my hands and I want to leave as fast as humanly possible.

East Side Weis on Robinson Street, cashiers always polite. Also, willing to help when self…read morecheckout has computer issues when checking out. THIS Weis store is clean, and moves right along at check out. I never see dirty buckets all over and I stop in at random hours.

I have shopped at Weis several times throughout the last 5 years. The workers have always been…read morehelpful and very polite. The store is well organized easy to find products. Iv never had a bad experience. Every thing is priced as normal as any other grocery store. I would recommend this store

I had a terrible experience at this CVS and will not be returning. While shopping, an older woman…read morepulled me aside and told me I "can't do too many transactions because the blonde girl gets cranky." When I told her this was my first time here, she gave me a rude look and condescendingly asked, "Are you sure?" Her tone was unnecessary and unprofessional. It's ridiculous for employees to discourage customers from making legitimate purchases just because a worker "gets cranky." That is their job. The entire interaction felt discriminatory, and I do not feel welcome here. I won't be back.

Store #754. Let me say that JARED is WONDERFUL. I called from California to ask some questions…read moreabout items that this CVS has so I could get DoorDash to deliver those items to my mother in law at the Susquehanna Nursing and Rehab facility. Jared was so helpful and just a delight to talk to. He knows customer service and how important it is and surely delivers it. I hope that he gets the recognition that he deserves. I would also like CVS to have a immediate contact us page where we could deliver orchid letters. I tried to find some way to compliment him. The contact page has a physical address and a phone number. Instead I will call the manager of the store tomorrow to speak with her directly. This might be something that CVS Corporate would like to add to their website. Thanks again Jared and CVS for coming to our rescue.

Was there last week and was surprised to find my favorite chocolate cream filled donuts (Wei's…read morebrand). Was going to cut one in half and empty inside! Same in the last 2! This has happened before too! Guess your hometown bakery doesn't care to do their job correctly!!! At $1.00 each, $6.00 a box of six, definitely not something I buy weekly! Need to get on your home office bakery!

Pathetic Service. Tried to call to see if they had something in stock. Called several different…read moredays and various times and couldn't get anyone to answer.

Web site says open at 8:00 no mention of Pharmacy opening at 9:00 Then dealing with attitude of…read morethe store manger insisting I was wrong. Time to go somewhere else.

I don't use self checkout, as all CVS wants to do is put people out of work. But after tonight's…read morecustomer service, the guy that waited in me SHOULD be out out of work. I couldn't find him anywhere in the store, and three of us waiting to cash out. They don't have the bell to ring any longer.. as they would prefer you give up and use the self checkout. I wandered around for a while trying to find him. When he finally arrived, the customer service left much to be desired and he was a bit smart mouthed. Not a fan.. I don't care for being mistreated as a customer another serious issue this store has is lack of inventory. I've stopped by the store on four occasions over three weeks looking for. basic item., and it wasn't I stock. I was getting ready to go out for a fourth try one afternoon, when I decided I could just click on a button on Amazon and go back to my day off at home.. almost every essential personal care product now is an Amazon buy. didn't really want to, i like to support my local store.. Too many places to spend money these days.. Walgreens and Amazon will be my go to places from now on. By the way.. self checkout cost CVS far more money from theft than they ever save. I've seen so many people there not ringing up all their things and walking out the door.. bye CVS..

This is a hit-or-miss Walmart, and my rating has nothing to do with the absence of a vision center…read moreor fast food restaurant. So I'm doing a "roll back", to use the company's lingo, to make it clear this location is barely mediocre for Walmart standards in the year 2020. We all know Walmart as a place where you can always find what's not at your go-to grocery store, pharmacy, or other discount store (or what's too expensive at one of these three places compared to what you can safely guesstimate the price will be at Walmart). Not here. One day, there were no 40oz bottles of generic honey. On more than one occassion one or two varieties of commonly sold generic dry beans weren't on the shelves (I can't remember if I was looking for chick or black, but I wasn't looking for an organic heirloom medley.). Yesterday they only had green lentils, there weren't any red lentils. There was the time I just knew there'd be more baby shampoo/conditioner options here compared to CVS but found fewer than five types of baby shampoo and no baby conditioner. I want to talk about the folding chair I couldn't find yesterday, but I didn't ask a staffer to verify their inventory (like I did when looking for a utility cart, of which there was only one), so I won't. Then there's the issue of a lack of training or lack of wanting to follow procedure. It hasn't happened a lot, but it's happened enough to be one of the factors that made a case for this yelp. So, based on my complaints above, inventory and stocking seem to be an issue. There was the time when my refund was put on my credit card instead of on my debit card because, even though I paid with a debit card, the staffer claimed there was a glitch preventing the refund to be applied to my debit card. And yesterday, I experienced another one for the #ReallyTho files: The cashier who helped us - who was as slow as molasses, btw (Real talk: the person who came behind us to be the thrid in line, waited, observed, then shook his head a little and left for another queue) - ABSOLUTELY NEEDED to unnecessarily touch all three of my bulk bread items to ring them up. Even though I'd put them in one clear bag, and even though ringing up these items doesn't require weighing them separately - which I know for sure because I'd learned to ring them up myself at self check-out in Vestal - this cashier needed to handle my food. She pulled out my mini ciabatta and put it in a separate bag; then pulled out each of the mini baguettes (one wheat one white) and just held them in her hand, one by one, while trying to ring them up because she could neither remember nor find the code for these three $1 items. That's when I noticed that she was wearing gloves. But wait. Had she always been wearing the gloves? Because I have never EVER - not even when I've put my bulk items in a brown bag - had a cashier need to touch my food, it never crossed my mind to be so critical of this one. I mean, I didn't find a booger on my bread when I got home, but still. This was not the context for tactile learning, gloves or no gloves, which didn't help any because she STILL rang up the bread wrong (and I made sure to tell her twice the $1 price I saw on the bin of each variety). Seriously, L'eggo my mini ciabatta and mini baguettes, girlfriend. So yeah, two stars for these guys. #SorryNotSorry

Please check the left side of the self check out scan area around 830pm - 900pm. The dark brown…read moreskin woman that yelled across the deck rather than fully work and supervise her self checkout zone was extremely rude and disrespectful. Having the nerve to curse me out with the help of her front end security who seemed more interested in buying a drink than doing her job. Please stay safe if you're reading this, and Walmart if you're going to let these kind of people work the front end, make sure you pay them enough to get there hair done. Looking non DUSTED N BUSTED!!!!!