My husband and I just received our flu vaccines here and had a great experience. In a world filled…read morewith pharmacy chains like CVS, Walgreen and Rite-Aid, it is nice to have a locally owned and operated pharmacy like this one which has been here a very long time. This place reminds me of the pharmacies I grew up with in both NYC and in Rhode Island...places where people honestly got to know who you were. The service here is certainly more attentive, personal and caring. We were able to chat with the staff...we were the only customers in when we arrived one late morning. The staff couldn't have been nicer. We were in and out in about ten minutes. I have nothing against CVS and frankly have done a lot of business at one of the CVS pharmacies in my town, there are several. But we may be slowly shifting more of our business to this lovely pharmacy for more personalized care.

Lisa and all staff are friendly, and helpful. I much prefer this small family run pharmacy bc they…read morehave always helped me work out any confusing medication issues, and they are compassionate. I love the 1950s look to it also. They have a lot of items you can't find elsewhere!

I was a regular customer at the CVS across from this Walgreens location for a very long time, but…read moreCVS has really gone down hill in recent years due to corporate policies, which appears to be solely focused on increasing profits, even at the cost of their employees' mental health. Walgreens in Cohasset is my regular pharmacy now. They are always prompt, friendly, and when you call the store an employee will actually pick up the phone to help you (CVS goes to voicemail now). Further, when I need to fill prescriptions that my insurance does not cover, the pharmacists at Walgreens will automatically find and apply a GoodRx BIN to defray my cost vs. CVS where they won't do that and will try to charge me full retail price (like $35 per pill vs $1 per pill at Walgreens with the GoodRx BIN applied).

God bless America, land that I love! Nothing titillates my fancy more than a good pharmacy. This…read moreplace reeks of corporate America. The whitewashed walls, the constant buzzing from the ceiling fixtures, and oodles and oodles of choices through never-ending aisles. Not many places can offer you such a variety of goodies such as: mushroom soda, lube, Tostitos chips, plan b, people magazine, and (if you're lucky) prescription pain medication! What a place, I tell you. I rode into town not too long ago, after my dental procedure that required a hefty amount of anesthesia and ketamine. After assuring my doctors that I did not drive myself and that my ride was here to get me, I stumbled out into the parking lot towards my Ford Ranger. Man, was the world spinning! So anyway, I started driving. With my jaws full of cotton and ice packs on my cheeks, I rode across 3A like Fast Betty. It was like I was in that movie with that hunk Vin Diesel! The fat and the furious or whatever. I was weaving through the lanes all in an attempt to find the nearest pharmacy so I could pick up my prescription. Then came Walgreens. I must say, the customer service was really good here! When I walked in there was a short fellow at the register. I asked him where I could find the shitter, and he gladly pointed me in the right direction. "Glad I could help!" The short fellow squelched. The bathroom stunk of rotten flesh. It was as if all the scoundrels of hell had lain a sickly curse on the very room. I pooped quickly, and left quickly too (for I had clogged the toilet and the stench was too strong for me to do anything about it). Ugh. It must've been the birdies I had eaten. Never again I swear! As I walked down the aisles I stepped in a massive puddle and my brand new Chewbacca crocs were soaked. "Son of a dinkledobbenheimerschlob!" I belched. The short fellow reappeared again and looked shocked. "Oh no!" He squelched again. And then in a fiery instant, he did something truly remarkable. He took a wand from out of his pocket and said, "presto!" And the water vanished. The short fellow had magic abilities, and good ones at that. But who could he be an apprentice for? Suddenly a tall grey haired man stepped forth, with spectacles. "Gandalf!" I squealed, letting out a bubbly and gurgling fart. He didn't seem too amused so I let the wizard be. Anyways, I picked up my perc 30s from the pharmacy and started for the door, not before buying a fancy bandana which the short fellow rung out for me. "Toodles!" I said, and I walked out the door. I love this place, however I don't think I'm allowed back. I double parked in a handicap zone, clogged their rusty toilet, and exposed two of their employees for having magic powers. I can't get over the stench of that toilet! Good gracious if my aunt myrna were here today to see such a vile thing she'd just about cry! 3/5 stars.

Always helpful, will advance me a couple of days of meds if needed. (Long time customer anyway.)read more

I would like to leave a sarcastic review, but it is just a solid pharmacy. sadly. ahh, ok, it's…read moretoo small. the pharmacy staff are too available to answer questions. ahh, the prices on some vitamins are somewhat high. there, got 'em. maybe it should be a 5. I would go back. I do back. I will go back.

This CVS has lousy customer service. They stopped having someone at the front register and leave a…read morebell for you to ring to get assistance. Often times they don't come for a LONG time, so you just stand there or leave. One occasion I have been told by the employee to ring my things up at the automated machine, they can't ring me up anymore! WHAT?? For the prices that CVS is now charging and the sneaky sales they have, I think I will shop elsewhere!!

Not so good. I…read moreread the flyers ever week. Sometimes, the deals look great! But there is nearly always an asterisk. you need to have a card, and thus to tie your health data to the other purchases. I am just unwilling to assume this ah, star, risk.

A nice spot where if you have a Capital One card you can get half price on all beverages. It's a…read morereply nice spot to sit and have a conversation while enjoying food and drinks.

Ever been a visitor to a city you are not familiar with and just wanted a couple of items you knew…read moreyou could get from your favorite drugstore chain? YES! That was why I was here! I wanted some water and a couple of snacks to tide us over until we got onboard our ship. This walk didn't seem too far from the hotel, so off I went! There was a reason there were like NO PEOPLE anywhere. The winds were whipping and it was more than a wee bit chilly! I should have Uber-ed, I guess, but hoofing it in the wind, in the cold and what felt like up hill both ways, WHAT AN ADVENTURE! This store was laid out different from the CVS Box Stores in Dallas, but was able to find all I wanted. No two CVS stores seem to ever be the same. The water prices were significantly higher than Dallas and actually were not much different from what the hotel was selling them. At least I had a great cooling off power walk out of it! The other item that kind of took a bite out of me, was there is a Bag Fee in Boston. How absolutely ironic! The city that took on the King of England over fees and taxation has a "bag" fee. Poor Samuel Adams, I bet he is rolling in his grave! In his honor, I'm rebelling with taking down a star from this otherwise 5 star establishment. (But I'm giving it back as it sure isn't CVS' fault that the local taxing governments have forgotten their history!)

CVS on Columbus Avenue in Boston has a clearly posted "Service Animals Only" policy, yet it is…read moreroutinely ignored. People bring pets into the store all day long, and staff does nothing to enforce their own signage. I have a documented allergy to dogs and rely on posted policies to safely enter public spaces. On dozens of occasions, I have had to leave the store because pets were present. This is not an isolated incident, and staff is fully aware that non service animals are regularly allowed inside. When I called the store to raise the issue, no corrective action was taken. I was given excuses rather than solutions, and the behavior continues unchanged. Posting a policy while refusing to enforce it puts customers with allergies and disabilities at risk. If CVS chooses not to enforce its own rules, the signage should be removed so customers can make informed decisions before entering.

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!

Scituate Pharmacy is a fabulous local pharmacy. My mother lives in Marshfield and is homebound…read more(with caregivers). I live in New jersey, so I handle a lot of things remotely. I've never been to Scituate Pharmacy, but they are one of the few pharmacies that provide Dispill (blister pack) packaging. They provide this service at a reasonable price (certainly worth the convenience) and provide free delivery. They communicate clearly, and when I call I can talk to a pharmacist without delay. They've been extraordinarily helpful in finetuning the labels, etc. The contrast with the large pharmacy chains is huge - thank goodness there are small pharmacies that provide these personalized services. As the large chains get distracted by so many other things (including their stockholders), Scituate Pharmacy does what they're supposed to do. Thanks to everyone at Scituate Pharmacy for being so accommodating and professional.

Scituate Pharmacy is so impressive. I hurt my leg and couldn't drive for awhile and they delivered…read moremy medications for me . No waiting around and no cost. Everything with a smile. We were working with an unusual doctor that tended to get frustrated easily. But, they were able to deal with him when I couldn't. Flexible and easy to work with. We moved and are staying with the Good Neighbor Pharmacy in Walpole. All of us have had nightmare situations at CVS & Walgreens. That will never ever happen here.

This is a much more useful Walgreens than others because it's so big, so full of snacks and other…read moresundries you might need as a tourist staying nearby in a hotel and everything isn't locked up so you can get it yourself and bring it up to get checked out. A little short staffed, I always had to wait to check out, but not too long.

This is one of the largest Walgreens that I have ever seen…read more We stopped in to get some water while we were doing the Freedom Trail walk. Nice location about halfway through the walk.

A few years ago I stopped patronizing Walgreens and wanted to support a local business. I was a…read morecustomer for about a year. I wish the distance was closer to home and longer hours. Anh is a delight and she treats all her customers with kindness. I dealt with Eric a few times and he was helpful and always smiling.

Like most people today, to many people are in a position that they have to use one of the big 3…read morechain pharmacies..(CVS, Walgreens, and Rite-Aid)...Finding Seaside in Revere was a hidden gem in the rough...there like a throwback to a time where they answer the phone, know you and your families name and take care of insurance issues for you instead of making you do all the work like the big 3 does...They have a small front of the house but there pharmacists and employees are a lifesaver..I would move heaven and earth to get there no matter how many times a month I have to go..