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.

although convenient to the neighborhood, the prices can be quite higher than you can find…read moreelsewhere. also, though I tried to give the benefit of the doubt, there is a particular employee who is always rather unpleasant and bordering on rude. I try to not go there, especially when they are there.

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.

Horrible service; sent incorrect message that prescription was ready before it was prepared,…read moretreated customers inconsistently (some customers were allowed to wait for medication while others were not), and pharmacy was not responsive at all to customer concern.

I don't know why they did not get 5 star this place is ABSOLUTLY spotless…read more Clean as can be big isles has everything and convenient if you are in central square

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.

Sitting outside Inman Pharmacy trying not to cry after what has become a tradition on the way home…read morefrom having a baby at Mount Auburn...dropping off prescriptions and getting hugs and congratulations from all the women who work here. Linda, Jeannie, and Victoria have always been friendly, and took especial interest in me during my first pregnancy. Then they always took a few moments to chat with me and gush over the baby when I came in as an overwhelmed new mom. My now three year old knows "my friend Linda at the pharmacy" will always give her a hug and a tickle (and these days, usually a lollipop). I can't overstate the warmth and community feeling of this place, and can't imagine Inman Square without it. Please support this wonderful small business.

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!

Easy in & easy out. Never too crowed, water seems to be always on sale, large cosmetics section…read more Plenty of parking spaces, down the street from Iman Square.

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.

This Target is a bit surprising because of it's location and size (in comparison to other…read morelocations). It's definitely conveniently located - directly in Central Square - and for that I am grateful to be able to stop in quickly or browse when in the area. For such a small store, they have quite a lot to offer. For the same reason, though, I feel like it could be better staffed.. not in terms of quality of service, rather, it would be helpful to have more people working at any given time. The other thing I've noticed is that the sales prices don't always ring up correctly. It happens for at least one item every time I've purchased something from there. For this reason, I always check-out at the main register, rather than at the self check-out section. (For anyone visiting, be sure to keep pricing in mind regardless.) Whenever this happens, most of the staff are pretty understanding and willing to correct the error immediately, while others can seem unbothered in general. But the latter seems to be how many sales associates function in the Central Square area regardless of the business. Target is by far held to a higher standard with kinder staff members. The store is always clean and easy to navigate. It's a lovely addition to Central Square.

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.

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

I'm having a heck of a time getting a photo board printed at Walgreens. I first ordered from my…read morelocal store only to be called saying their machine is broken. They told me they could transfer the order to the Somerville location and when I went there the next day a blonde woman didn't see any order. A manager type guy stepped in and was kind explaining to me that their store never received an order (hence the second star). It turned out that my local store wrongfully informed me it could be transferred- so I put in a new order to the Somerville location. I went today to pick it up and a brunette girl told me their machine ran out of ink (ugh!). She also told me I must have listed my number wrong because she tried calling me twice. I said that was weird since the other store had the same number listed and they were able to contact me with it (so NOT my error as she inferred.) then her attitude started as I had to further inquire about what to do next to make sure I could get this done in time for my event- which was not appreciated. She walked away to take other customers at the register and shrugged me off, saying I had to call any store I wanted to try and print it first to make sure their big printer was in working order. That should not be my job as a customer to assume that every Walgreens has printed issues and have to take the extra step to do. That girl needs training in customer service and Walgreens needs to get their stuff in order.

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

I just want to for the pharmacy intern, Andy. What a pleasant young man to come across at the…read morepharmacy. I called yesterday morning to confirm which of my prescriptions I would be picking up later and he helped me with all of them. I wanted to make sure they were all a 90 day supply and what the costs were. He even took the time to try and apply manufacturers coupons. He was incredibly nice and patient during the whole process. When I went to the pharmacy he was there and remembered speaking with me and everything I needed was ready. I've dealt with some unpleasant people at this pharmacy that make me uncomfortable to pick up my prescriptions. But Andy and the woman working last night were sweet and seemed to be happy to be there!

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. ​