Popping in and out of various small stores looking for some Michigan postcards, I came in here and…read moreended up buying some snacks on sale instead, and these adorable little bottle of wine, airplane size you might say, for a buck apiece. I got a couple each of moscat, cabernet sauvignon, merlot and white zinfandel for my motel room so if I felt like wine with my leftovers I'd have little one serving sizes. Perfect. Also a sample size of aloe lotion. The store was about every other CVS, the clerks were nice and I had an easy check-out. 101211

This is not in Romulus, it's in Westland, and it's on NORTH Venoy, not Venoy. Staff pulled a…read moremiracle and got me prescriptions lost during travel.

I really don't shop at Walgreens anymore since they closed the one near me in Oak Park, MI. But,…read morewhen they were open, I did shop there frequently. Can't think of anything bad about shopping there, though. For the most part, pretty good experience shopping there.

came here and the wait is so long I had to wait for an hour…read more When they replied they were getting the medicine then took 20 minutes they need to stop making the waits so long But the staff is kind and nice

I have just learned and am shocked that Walgreens recent buy out of Sax Drugs in Taylor has thrown…read morethe loyal and long time employees of Sax under the bus by cutting their hours and their pay. Sax just sold out to Walgreens and Walgreens will be taking over the Sax Taylor location on August 1. The employees told me that all Walgreens wanted was the Sax customer list for their pharmacy. I seriously doubt that they will be keeping both locations open - they are only a mile apart. I suggest to anyone who has their perscriptions at Walgreens to switch to one of the many other pharmacies in the Taylor area since they are treating long time employees in this way. The sax employees found out about the buyout AFTER the general public did - they will be losing their old jobs at Sax on Aug 1. The employees said that they were told buy the owner of Sax that part of the agreement they made with Walgreens, was that Walgreens stipulated that none of the employees were to be informed. I will not do business with companies that treat their workers in this way. This is just another example of the corporate takeover of American small family businesses. It is very sad. Wall Street is completely out of touch with Main Street and this is just another example.

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 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-8pm, Sa 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-5pm

The store is so well stocked and the cleanest store I've been in a long time. The employees are…read morevery friendly.

I've been using rite aid pharmacies my whole life. This is the worst one I've ever had the…read moreunfortunate opportunity to use. They have put my health and life at risk with their mistakes several times. Even though I have been using them for a few years they frequently do not have my medications in stock. Forcing me to go without meds a few times. They've filled the wrong/outdated rxs, meaning that I was given the wrong doses of meds. The staff has no idea what they're doing. The turn over in staff is pretty high as well. I am going to have to either drive 30 mins to my old rite aid in Farmington or switch to CVS or Walgreens. This is so unacceptable. If I thought I could sue them I would.

The hrs benefit the staff not the community, and they never have your medicine they have to order…read moreit, with the way insurance companies count the days before a refill you may be outta you meds for days. Can't keep doing it even though I love the staff.

One of the better CVS stores in the area. The shelves are usually well-stocked and they have a…read moredecent selection for being in a smaller space. I find there aren't usually lines, and when there are, the cashiers are quick to cash everyone out. The worst thing about all CVS in general are their ridiculous convenience prices. I only come here if I'm in a bind, otherwise, prices at Walgreens tend to be cheaper.

Stay away. Chuck the pharmacist is rude and will talk to you like a five year old. He has made…read morethreats. His co-workers are great always friendly and helpful.

This small pharmacy was opened after the larger store called Westland Maple Drugs on Ford Rd…read more closed it's doors. Although they are "just a pharmacy" and don't sell cosmetics and small appliances, they are great at what pharmacies do. The staff(pharmacists, cashiers, techs, etc.) are all super friendly, and take the time to answer your questions about insurance or your medication. One other plus-they sell a great variety of Unjury protein products, including small envelopes(unflavored, too!) so you can try them. I am in the process of changing all of the fam's scripts to this pharmacy, because they are so much better than any large chain in the area.

This is a shop within the Detroit Airport I shopped in on a flight back home. I had stayed…read moreovernight in Detroit due to a screw up by Delta. I was famished and no restaurants were in Detroit airport. So i bought some snacks and a drink to get some sustenance before my flight, although I do wish they had a bit more variety. I was in and out of that store quick and eating my snacks within 5 minutes.

Absolutely horrible pharmacy service. They are slow and I suspect they move as slowly as they…read morepossibly can just to irritate people. They would grab 1 script at a time and then walk back to the computer and then go back to get one more script and then back to the computer. I was ridiculous. I would give zero starts if it was available.

The pharmacist went above and beyond to help me. Was kind, intelligent and helpful. Thank goodness…read morefor people like him.