I never thought I would say this about a pharmacy, but I actually enjoy dealing with the staff at…read moreMcKinney's. They are always pleasant and have been very helpful and quick to respond to my queries via text. They are easy to communicate with and stay on top of my prescription needs. To my relief, I have found their prices to be comparable with the chain pharmacies, even better in some instances. So what's not to love?

If I lived in Decatur full time, I would skip the drugstore chains. I took my wife's prescription…read moreto a chain at 1pm. They were all business and no personality. They suggested 4pm at the earliest. The wonderful team at McKinneys, greeted me cheerfully and had the prescription ready in 30 minutes. Shop local, and enjoy the small town charm of McKinneys

I've been to this CVS Pharmacy at Emory Village a couple times. It's a suburban-sized CVS that's…read moreopen 24 hours. Free parking can be hard to come by in Emory Village because of all the restaurants (and retail businesses) and limited parking lots in the immediate area. Luckily, if you're a customer of this CVS, you can park in their free and relatively spacious lot directly outside. Just don't walk off the property after shopping here or you'll get booted or towed. I last stopped by this CVS to pick up a tube of "After Bite" ($4.99 for 20 grams) for a mysterious bug bite/sting I sustained earlier in the day. The cream really didn't help much. It was disappointing. So much for the "Instant Relief!" advertised on the box. I think perhaps my bite/sting was too severe for the cream to help. In hindsight, I probably wouldn't have bought it. The store was clean, brightly lit, well-stocked, and compactly and efficiently organized. The staff was friendly and they greeted customers as they walked in. When you're ready to pay, you can have an employee ring you up or you can use one of multiple self-checkout stations. I went with the latter and had no problems. In the end, I think this CVS is A-OK (3 stars), but I'm bumping it up to 4 stars because it's open 24/7 and the staff was nice.

this CVS is genuinely the worst managed pharmacy I have ever heard of. They have in the span of 8…read moremonths; lied about what they have in stock to avoid filling my prescription while I am there, lost my paper prescription and refused to do anything about getting me my meds, taken multiple days to unload boxes that had my prescription and otherwise have been inaccessible and unhelpfull. This will be my last time using this absolute cluster-€|££|

FedEx UNRELIABLE! Their website says they have 2-3 pickups per day, with final pickup at 6pm. They…read morehave ONE pickup at 9am - so now the priority shipping I paid for is a complete waste.

I've had two negative experiences with the pharmacy, particularly the pharmacist who was hostile…read moretowards the customers. Also, the wait times were very long.

Not very fast and one of the pharmacists was talking a bit bad about a customer that was in the…read moredrive thru. Pharmacists there also seemed a little on edge which kind of set a awkward tension. I will drive a little further out next time I need to go to a Walgreens pharmacy.

Professionals Courteous Attentive . Products readily available. Staff are readily available to…read moreassist and can easily direct one to the appropriate area to locate products.

I had to switch to this location because the CVS location I went to previously has closed. On both…read moreoccasions, they have acted like it's a big hassle to apply the discount card for my prescription, which saves me $70. They have a really inefficient process that requires the customer to wait in line to get their prescription, then go wait in another line to get the rebate/discount, then go back to the first line to pay. Other pharmacies allow you to accomplish more than one thing after waiting in line.

The parking lot situation it's like the customers can't see you and they pull out of their parking…read morespots almost hitting you customers walking out in front of your car while you're driving is insanity at the CVS. I would advise you to go somewhere else where it's more sane. This will make you question your own intelligence. These people are so dumb.

It seems many negative reviews are related to delivery issues or discrepancies between the app vs…read morethe actual store experience. That said, we noticed this location has both garage and outdoor parking. There are escalators and an elevator from the garage. The store was poorly lit, and one of the self-checkout machines had a problem with the credit card reader. We found everything we needed and more. They do check receipts, but I'm pretty sure they don't actually verify them, which I find amusing.

I avoid Walmart because shopping there is generally an awful experience but I needed moving boxes…read moreand my local hardware store was out of stock. I looked at their website and they showed them in stock and if you buy 10 you get a small discount instead of buying them individually. I went in dreading the visit but ran into a helpful person in the front who directed me to stationery. After wandering around a while I found an employee who said they're actually in hardware. I found the boxes but couldn't find and banded sets of ten so I assumed the volume discount would apply. I went to the self checkout registers and asked the employee if they needed to multiply my order by ten for the volume discount to apply. They said, no, just scan in all of them and the discount will appear as the end. When it didn't discount I showed the employee and she wouldn't fix it so I asked for a manager. After a few minutes he showed up and flatly refused to honor the online price unless I went home and placed a pickup order, then drove back to get my discount. I declined and drove to a hardware store that had moving boxes even cheaper so it worked out well. Every few years I try walmart to see if anything has changed but they're always consistently awful experiences. This time I've learned my lesson and I'll never shop at one again, so thanks for that.

Walgreens is a pharmacy that I use regularly. They usually fill my prescriptions quickly or call…read morethe doctor's office to issue more refills if I am out of them. I like using Walgreens for their courtesy and professionalism.

This is the closet location to me, but as of late, I've gone out of my way to avoid this location…read morefrom the pharmacy to the main store. I get that pharmacy life gets busy. I really do get it since I know a lot of pharmacy people. It irritates me that despite having a vaccine appointment, I have to wait a whole hour. This has happened multiple times. Things happen: The cars pile up. Medicine needs verification. But you don't have to have an attitude or scowl on your face. This one student tech was so rude that twice is enough for me to get my prescriptions filled elsewhere. And at the front/general area of the store... Multiple times my items have rung up incorrectly. This last time was it. Both my items failed to ring up the correct price. And the guy ringing me up was proactively talking on the phone while checking me out. Be on the phone. Whatever. But to do it while checking me out with my items having issues... And of course I have plenty more to complain. One employee was coughing to death and was wearing a mask. He should not have been working. I overheard the poor guy say he threw up. Um. I hope he feels better? But why did he even show up? And the MOD didn't think he should have been sent straight home?! #goodbye

We needed RSV shots right away. Lepid and Lorenzo were terrific. Thorough, kind, and competent. My…read morehusband and I could not have been more pleased with their medical knowledge and their service and their bedside manner.

This CVS Pharmacy is accommodating to their customers. When you leave a voice message they call…read moreback quite quickly, including if you leave a message on the app! The app is also outstanding. The negatives are that some of them don't speak good English! Additionally, this is a small very crowded store. I prefer things less hectic.