This is a great local pharmacy! Getting a walk-in vaccine over there was quick and (almost)…read morepainless. It took ~20 minutes as a walk in with only one person running the pharmacy, which massively beats the wait time of going into CVS with an appointment. Although I didn't go in there to buy anything over the counter, their shopping area looked well-stocked and clean as well.

I love going to this pharmacy! Mali is a kind and helpful pharmacist. I chose this place because…read morewhen RiteAid, my old pharmacy, was taken over by Walgreens, I was dismayed at the hugeness and impersonality of the place. I deliberately searched for a new, more intimate pharmacy where I could get my medications. Turns out the pharmacist had worked at Rite Aid and did not want to work for Walgreens, and decided to open his own. Yay, Mali! Town Pharmacy is perfect! It is fairly close to my house, and they even do deliveries! How great is that!! I tend to get migraines, and I remember once, years ago, I was in the middle of a migraine and was out of my medication, and I was in too much pain to go to the drugstore. If that happens now I know that I could call and the medicine could be delivered to me. I highly recommend this place! s

The best independent pharmacy I have ever used! They go the extra mile in helping you out,…read moreremember who you are, and are just great caring people. Go, Carrboro Family Pharmacy!

I live in NC not CA I have been in charge in picking up…read moreother peoples' pharmaceuticals (hereafter "meds") for a great deal longer than I have been picking up my own. I was responsible for: my aunt; a combat officer from Nam; a close friend who had chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) for 15 years. [She actually became happy with a diagnosis of cancer- because she finally had a "real" diagnosis]; another close friend, my mother, my son & my ex-wife. I have been in VA Hospital pharmacies, regular Hospital pharmacies, pharmacies in NJ (including the old time Pharmacy in Westfield, NJ where I grew up), the old time pharmacy in Chapel Hill down toward Carrboro (right side of Franklin St) that vanished decades ago, the 24 hour CVS in X Plaza (where I met a woman who never smiled in my sight for 7 years), & the old "dope shop" on Ninth St in Durham. In addition, since I traveled as a wetland delineator, I have been in Rite-Aids, Walgreens, & CVS pharmacies all over NC: including the Manteo CVS (helpful, well stocked) and the Nags Head CVS (not well-stocked, but still helpful) and a dreadful CVS in Jacksonville (who have joined the general incentive there to separate the Marines from their money as quickly as possible). I've been ignored, snapped at, stared at with no comprehension at all, had the legality of my own doctor's prescription questioned ("Where did you get this?"), & overcharged. I have been told "I'm sorry; this is the only manufacturer we have in stock." & "I'm sorry but that medication doesn't exist." & "I'm sorry but Medicaid still hasn't cleared this. Maybe tomorrow they will. Can you come back then?" & "We don't stock that. Can you go to the CVS in X (a town 30 miles away)?" Carrboro Family Pharmacy in Carrboro Plaza(at 104 NC Hwy 54 Ste J Carrboro, NC 27510, 919.933.7629) has always been reliable, well-stocked, polite, extremely knowledgeable, & helpful with any confusion I had about my meds or their side effects. I've had very few problems with anyone, or any medication, at Carrboro Family Pharmacy in Carrboro Plaza (from clerks to pharmacists). If I did, they have immediately tried to fix it, and they have either succeeded, or found another road to reach my goal. They accept my goal as their goal. I can easily discuss manufacturers with them (certain generics don't work with me) and they have special ordered more suitable manufacturers for me at no extra charge. They are easy to talk to; have easy access to the pharmacists from the front; you can talk directly to a full pharmacist (not some kind of PA); and you can tell that they care enough to want to deliver top notch professional assistance to you concerning your meds. Not at all like the idiot-staffed BS I have always experienced with the oligopoly that has taken over the entire drug market in North Carolina (Walgreens & CVS). Carrboro Family Pharmacy in Carrboro Plazacombines old-fashioned customer service with swift proficiently using all the 21stcentury tools. Further they have a helpful staff that combines concern, compassion and unfailing politeness with knowledge & real ingenuity in fixing problems that arise. I've been converted. I'll never go anywhere else again. (Humana mail-order can take a flying leap into...) Go there & you will never again be "helped" by someone who glances at their watch before they look at you; then looks at you with eyes showing just a hint of intelligence (& no interest at all); & then asks you in a monotone "Kinihelppu?"

We were in town and decided to have lunch on a busy Monday. There was a wait but the staff moved…read morepeople to tables as quickly as possible. The place is an old school diner/pharmacy soda fountain. The lunch menu is a decent size with a large number of sandwiches, entrees, wraps, and salads. Drinks come in large cups with a refill. We decided on a turkey Ruben, a chicken wrap, and a turkey on focaccia sandwich. Food came out pretty fast once the lunch rush was through. We seemed to arrive in the middle of their busy time, but it did clear out. Prices are very reasonable as well. Great for a casual lunch for anyone. Convenient right in downtown Chapel Hill.

First time at Suttons and there is something special when owners table visit…read more This throwback to the Soda Fountain days within the Pharmacy is a great spot in downtown Chapel Hill. With a menu that includes deli sandwiches, sides and specials, it is a great spot to bring friends or grab your student and get a quick bite.

Wheelgreens is where I go if I get a flat tire. This is not that place…read more Definitely one of the nicest Walgreens I've been to. The prices are still extortionate (which is why it gets only 3 stars), but this store was really impressive. It's in a cute old southern building right on the main street of Chapel Hill, in the part of town where all the cute college students walk around and get lunch and what not. It couldn't be more perfectly located for the students, and even though parking is challenging, it's very far from the normal, standard, generic design of a suburban Walgreens.

This is the single worst managed business I've ever seen. They are rude, disrespectful, have NO…read moresense of customer service, hard to communicate with and make too many mistakes. In any business this isn't good, in a pharmacy it could be tragic. If I could switch back to CVS, I would in a heartbeat.

I like knowing I can run into a store and find what I need quickly. The store is clean and…read moreorganized. HT has lot of folks waiting to help you find what you need. The deli is full of fresh foods and I like the rotisserie chicken. Now they have smaller chicken sizes cooked and ready which is perfect for one person.

The personnel at the Harris Teeter are truly caring and professional people. On the afternoon of…read moreFriday, August 29, 2025, I collapsed while shopping there. One of the young women working there noticed that I was having trouble and she and another woman working there caught me as I fell, preventing me from hitting my head. When I came to, they were cushioning my head, the security guard had called the EMTs and they had some cold water ready in case I needed it. They were very professional and kind. I am mostly recovered now and I am sure that their attention kept me from injuring myself. I will be forever grateful to them.

Okay don't laugh at me, but ChatGPT recommended I contact this pharmacy for better pricing on my…read morecompounded prescription. I'm so glad I did. Their price was $26 cheaper than what I have been paying. Their pharmacist took my information on Saturday and said he would call to transfer my prescription on Monday. Sure enough he transferred the prescription, then texted me and called me on Monday letting me know they could fill it and shipped it to my home in Charlotte. I'm impressed with the follow through, pricing and service. I would definitely recommend them.

We needed a compounded drug for our kitties and Southern Village was the only local compounding…read morepharmacy that was able to make it. When we went to pick it up I forgot to check the Saturday hours-got there at 1:20 and they closed at 1. Oh well-went to get back in the car and Caitlyn opened the door and said we could come in to pick up! Great service from her and the pharmacist. It If I lived closer to Southern Village I would transfer all my people scrips to them!

This Target is in downtown Chapel Hill, and if you are a college student then it's perfect. Which,…read moreconsidering its location kind of makes sense. All it really has an essentials that college kids would need, or stuff they would impulse buy. The service was none existent because I didn't really see any workers, except at the Starbucks counter and one girl at the customer service desk. As for the prices for products, they are about what you'd expect for Target. As for the bathrooms, they were quite dirty and had no toilet paper, so safe to say we went elsewhere.

While in town for a wedding, hubby realizes he forgot his belt. We decide to come here to purchase…read moreone. It's a smaller version of a usual Target. It's also in downtown Chapel Hill so you must park in the garage since street parking is limited. If you're out in less than an hour parking is free which is good. It's to my observation that prices seem very inflated, maybe because they cater to college students? Not sure. They seemed to have a good amount of what stock they had even with their much smaller store. I can't really speak on service. While walking around we passed several employees and none of them said hello or asked for help. We used self checkout so we didn't have a check out person. In conclusion, this Target is meh.

Moving my prescriptions from Walgreens was simple. I'm glad we switched. We've had no medication…read moredelays and the pharmacist communicates well.

Went there to transfer one prescription because on my insurance's site it said they were cheaper…read more Pittsboro pharmacy called my regular pharmacy and told them to transfer ALL of my prescriptions !?! Very unprofessional to say the least! BTW our pharmacy said they had other occasions when this happened where Pittsboro pharmacy told them to transfer ALL meds to them without the client's permission.