This is a pretty good sized location. I went in there to…read morepick up a few odds and ends and I noticed that the store was well stocked with all of the products very neatly faced and organized on the shelves. It was fairly busy in the store which is not a surprise since it is located in a very busy area. The store seemed very well kept up and maintained. The price checker and coupon machines were up and running properly and the machines are a very nice convenience to have. The store clerks all seemed busy stocking shelves, assisting customers, cleaning and so forth. There was a decent sized line at the cash registers but the cashier did a good job cashing everyone out at a quick pace. There is also a self checkout option at this location for anyone who prefers to use the self checkout. Very positive experience here.

This CVS CONSISTENTLY has the most aggressive staff of any CVS I've ever entered. Actually, it's…read morethe most aggressive staff of any store in which I've ever shopped. NOONE was at the registers. A staff member called out, to no one, in particular, to ask if anyone was at the registers. I verbally confirmed that there were not. Then, I was blindsided from behind by a staff member, a large, intimidating man, snapping at me from the self checkout, "you don't SEE me?!?" Yes, I saw you, doing your job and helping people self check out. That doesn't help any of us waiting in the long line at the registers! The woman who finally waited on me was In no better mood, muttering under her breath, "Jesus Christ..." and other unintelligible words of anger. She hissed, asking me if I had a CVS card, and I said yes... Waiting for my next instructions. This infuriated her as she swung her arm at me to point at the small screen in front of me. No words, just quiet anger. I was passed intimidated and slightly scared at this point. So, I very timidly asked her to apply my coupons, which just frustrated her even more. How is any of this behavior good for business? Do any managers actually check on the employees? If so, CVS needs to check on their managers. THE DEAL: unless you're ready for angry, hostile staff in your face, don't come here!

Quality and availability of Adderall lol Oh and they are 24…read morehours to so that good CVS never has medication I need lately.

Small Walgreens across from the Prudential Center Mall. They have a TD ATM here. Packed but all the…read morebasics though some items were out of stock.

Conveniently placed building but the inside isn't anything special. They did have some cute…read moreAmerican Flag Umbrellas if you're looking for a fun souvenir (or need to get out from the rain). Newbury St is just a nice place to be!

This store is pretty great. The staff are helpful and the store is fully stocked. Pharmacy was able…read moreto fill the script pretty quickly too. No issues here.

Right around the corner from the Back Bay train/bus station, this CVS does pretty good with a…read morewell-stocked selection of personal care, greeting cards, and especially snacks and drinks. I managed to pick up a BOGO on chocolate bars as a "I'm sorry" gift to bring back to my wife. Service was good, the store is in good shape.

I walked in the door at 1:28 and got in line, to pick up my prescription. At 1:30 on the dot, the…read morepharmacy associate told me I had to come back at 2 o'clock because they were closing for lunch. They refuse to even hand you your prescription before they go to lunch!?! THE DEAL: CVS is a corporation whose employees act as if they do not care at all about their customers!

I've been to this pharmacy a few times before and it has always been good, but today I worked with…read morea red headed person (i believe his name was Jason) and he was incredible. I was in and out so quickly, the definition of efficient and professional. I really appreciated this great service, someone who is focused on their job and mindful of people's time. Thank you Jason! After reading some reviews, it's clear the pharmacy team is a real strength of this store. I hope the company sees how much value the pharmacy brings with its incredible customer service.

CVS has become my go-to spot when Im on a day trip for some liquid refreshment and their 2 for $5…read more20oz soda special. No bags at self checkout, I guess Boston charged 5 cents a bag. Otherwise no issues here.

This CVS is great for where it is. It is right by the HI Boston Hostel and has all the essentials…read moreall in one place. They have one gallon sized water as well as 1.5 liter water bottles when I went back in late September 2021. They also have ready-made sandwiches near the front of the store in the refrigerators. I also saw that they had the tuna kits with crackers and mayo in one of the aisles. I'd highly recommend this place if you're staying nearby and need to get something quick. They're open until 11PM while most other stores closed pretty early nearby. Not sure about parking because it was walking distance from the Hostel.

This particular store was right down the street from my hotel. I unfortunately forgot my first aid…read moreitems for my foot and I know from past events that I will need. Thankfully I didnt have far to walk. Fast service.

Gary's Drug is the perfect little drug store. They have very personalized care and one time I…read moreneeded a wheelchair and were able to produce one for cheaper than I imagined. Thank you Gary's Drug

Truly the best pharmacy to exist! Every time a dr calls in a prescription, they have it filled…read morewithin 20min. Staff is friendly and they seem to know everyone in the neighborhoods name! If they don't have something in store they go out of their way to see if they can order it.

I go to this store every morning, thy open early at 7am, a great place to grab snacks and last…read moreminute birthdays or holiday cards and gift cards. the staff is totally awesome and friendly, I know most by name and even security greets me every morning. love everything about this store, the friendly environment and welcoming gesture.

Biggest Walgreens I've ever been in. The aisles seemed to go on forever. We stopped in to get a few…read morequick items and were amazed at how big this place was and how full the shelves were!

Elisaveta is the most wonderful pharmacist. She is kind and thorough and as busy as she is she…read morenever rushes you and always helpful. Get your shots! Thank you, Elisaveta!

Terrible location. Small, cluttered, messy and hard to find things... all with a man who doesn't…read morewant to be working there or answering any customer questions because it's small, cluttered and they can't find things. Self checkout machines don't work. You have to rescan the same item like 6x for it to register, then it double charges you, yells at you for not putting it in the bag immediately, and the same man with a frown comes over and is forced to do his job. I only stop here when a necessity.

While in this age of expecting convenience we have become used to these mega pharmacies/mini…read moredepartment stores (I myself am guilty of going into CVS to look for the wierdest items, like toys, or a lint brush) it is worthwhile to remember the basic function of a pharmacy: to provide life saving/enhancing medicines for those in need. Key words IN NEED. While 'in need' usually just means those who are sick, with the prices of some prescription medicines, 'In Need' also means those who can not afford them. This pharmacy is a basic pharmacy, however, they are a non-for profit aiming to provide drugs to those in financial need. Conveniently located in the Fenway area, they offer free delivery. Note this place is strictly for prescription drugs, there is no actual store to browse through, etc, you can't get that lat minute umbrella or candy bar, but there are plenty of those kinds of pharmacies around.

First, you could try by not going behind a patient's back and mailing their prescriptions without…read moreeven consulting the patient . When we agreed to have my prescriptions filled there, I specifically asked if it was going to be courier and they said yes not a problem only because somebody by the name of Tyler, (supposedly the pharmacy manager). I don't know how you get off by talking so rudely to a patient. I could see if you own the place, but you don't.! Supposedly our phone calls are recorded. I highly suggest someone listen to the phone call.. Not to mention that the call was sent to a different extension twice! You should've just told me to send it to CVS bs filling . Now it's too late for them to order it .