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.

This is a small local pharmacy with outstanding customer service. They really go above and beyond…read moreto ensure that the people who come in get what us needed.

Friendly and helpful. Unlike the large chains, they treat you like a person, not a commodity.read more

Best place for vaccinations; walk ins welcome. They do them in a very clean, comfortable private…read moreroom, and the pharmacist who does them is excellent.

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!)

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.

CVS in Ptown has the best pharmacist I have experienced. I have used various CVS pharmacies in…read moreother places and by far the Ptown CVS provides the best, pleasant service. Thank you.

One of Provincetown's claims to fame is that they don't have a lot of chains...you won't find a…read moreDunkin or a McDonalds, but they do have CVS, and I kind of enjoy that. I always go here at least twice while I'm here for my annual week and I like it because we have a lot of CVS rewards points and coupons so I can use them when I buy stuff here and that helps make it affordable. Whatever you need, you can find here. They have a good travel size section as well so if you don't want to buy a huge can of shaving cream, you're in luck. There are cashiers and they also have two self checkouts so you can get in and out pretty quickly.

Larry and Staff are always so helpful .They always get my son's medicine done quickly. Everyone is…read morevery friendly . We love using this Pharmacy .

I love this pharmacy! Larry is great! It's a family owned…read morebusiness, dating back to the 1930s! Very cool! And they have neat little things of yore throughout the shop. They're flexible; they work with me to meet my very specific allergy needs, too. AND, one time they accidentally filled an older dose of one of my prescriptions, and when I noticed and let them know, the refilled the correct one free of charge(!) saving me a LOT of money I hope that when (if?) I can get my prescriptions covered, my insurance will still let me use Maida.

What a weird CVS-Super low ceilings, odd layout, no employees, high prices, kids hanging out in the…read moreback of the store drinking sodas out of the coolers...only went because it was near our hotel. A 12 pack of sprite, a 6 pack of Saratoga Water and a small bag of Ghirardelli squares ran us $28! Ill uber groceries to the hotel next time.......

Very convenient location for all the tourists walking through North End. It's a small CVS but they…read morehave everything you may need, they also offer self checkout.

I huge thank you to the young women employee who took my phone call earlier and put an item aside…read morefor me to pick up within 30 min was so helpful and so polite and a pleasure to talk with that when I came in, she was most helpful. Her manager should take note that customer service from this exceptional women made CVS proud to have her. I can not stress enough that brick and mortar stores as CVS will shine and prosper well with more employees like her. I will not single out her name, but she knows who I am praising. Lucky to have seen first hand that great customer service still exist. I will hopefully shop more frequently there because of her. Great Job!

For people with disabilities (Crohn's desease) be aware that THE STAFF WILL NOT LET YOU USE THE…read moreBATHROOM! If you are sue happy, go and see for yourself. I just went out with my dirty pant, sat in it, suffered indignant stares, cleaned and desinfected my car and washed my pants in the sink. When you are on the road in between hotels, that is what you do. To think they are in the HEALTH business! Yep, some businesses will benefit from replacing employees with robots or AI... maybe they will take a more humane approach to people with disabilities!