In a world of corporate pharmacies that treat you like an annoyance instead of a customer, O'Brien…read morePharmacy stands out for extraordinary service and personalized care. I have a job that drags me all over the country and filling my prescriptions every 30 days can be a real challenge. O'Brien has been the absolute best partner helping me keep my health in the right spot. Highly recommend them to anyone who is moving to the region.

Excellent service. My parents used for a decade before moving. We never had any negative issuesread more

Was able to get out quick and easily thanks to the clear signage for the items I was looking for,…read moreas well as multiple self checkout registers open. There were actually very few traditional registers, so thankfully I didn't need assistance and could do it all myself. The store is a bit dated but they have a large, well-organized inventory arrangement that makes the most of the space. Aisles are just a bit narrow because of it, and definitely hard to have two people pass each other in an aisle without brushing coats when everyone is bundled up in the winter.

I just want Linda at the front desk to know that after twice stopping at the store to pick up a UPS…read moredelivery and being told twice that they did not have it, that it was there all along. If they had looked at the tracking number they would have seen that it was on the shelf all along. They were vehement that the package was not there and that I had to contact UPS to find out where it was. Thank goodness the driver, who has a regular route, remembered that she delivered it to the store. I spoke to four ladies that day and all of them denied that the package was there. I also asked for the regional manager's number and was just given his name and no number. I was told I would waste my time calling him. I'm posting this review instead.

Newish, very clean store with friendly, polite staff. It has never felt overwhelmingly crowded any…read moreof the times I've gone in. I don't like their sale signs, they are hard to see from a distance. Not like one competitor's that are bright yellow. This makes it harder for me to shop, since I only buy what's on sale. Park on the far right: the lot pitches to the left.

This new Hannaford seems to satisfy the company's need to have a store within easy reach of…read moreapproximately every 3rd exit off I-87 (they have other stores near exits 2E, 6, 9, 15, and 18, so this fills a void). It makes good business sense, as there is a lot of traffic on NY 67 west and NY 50 north, particularly during the evening rush hour. Also, the only other grocery store reasonably convenient was the Price Chopper in the village of Malta, whose motto appears to be "More Roundabouts? Sure!" The store is actually quite aesthetically pleasing. It's well laid out, particularly the produce department. It's brightly lit, and the aisles are easily wide enough for shopping carts going in opposite directions to not interfere with each other. There's a large dining area in the front, with a utensils stand including a microwave. If you're a regular shopper at Hannaford, the organization of the store will feel familiar, except for the beer aisle being closer to the produce/pharmacy departments. It was well stocked and clean, though that's understandable, as it's only been open 6 days as of this review. A few nits: Disappointed that they don't have a hot air hand dryer in the men's room... the salad bar containers don't have the 4-digit number on them for ease of entry at the self-checkout stands (though the newer self-checkout software does have a nice search facility)... only 3 self-checkouts, and I predict there will be a back-up of customers wanting to use these, especially if any break down (which seems to happen more than it should). Of these, only the last one is likely to bother anyone. I'm certainly glad to see a Hannaford here, as opposed to what might have otherwise gone in.

I had no idea this Hannaford existed. I only learned of it while I was driving in the area looking…read morefor something else. It's somewhat off the beaten path (i.e., not on a state highway), so I'm willing to bet the majority of its business comes from local residents, and I bet the local residents appreciate that. This feels like a slightly smaller store, but I think it's simply a bit compressed, with slightly narrower aisles and less empty space up front. In fact, I was able to find here, several items that have been out of stock for several weeks at other Hannafords at which I regularly shop. The waiting/consulting area for the pharmacy is fairly small and cramped and probably uncomfortable when there are more than 2 people there. I was particularly impressed with how well the produce area was organized and stocked. I think the local residents know they have a gem here, especially when you consider the alternate is to deal with the traffic and traffic lights at the Hannaford in Clifton Park.

I shop the Weibel Ave. store frequently. I wonder why the blue Subaru , license #FAAxxx is always…read moreparked in a convenient area across the lines taking up 2 spots?? Must be an employee and a rather rude one at that.

I needed a birthday card for a friend and was passing by so I stopped in. Their selection was…read morepretty good, and I picked out a couple of cards. I didn't venture far into the back of the store but I noticed they had a selection of Hallmark-brand Christmas ornaments, which was handy. The store appeared to be very open and spacious and nothing was crowded, and that surprised me. I am rarely in the area but should I need something I would certainly come here.

My wife placed a refill order through Walgreens over the phone with the recording service but when…read moreshe got there the lady said in a nasty manner that the prescription was not in their system. My wife asked when it would be ready and she nastily replied "20 minutes or after lunch". So my wife said she would pick it up in the afternoon. She came back at 5:30 and of course the prescription was not filled. My wife asked how long and she responded in her usual snotty tone "15 Minutes". People need to get there prescriptions filled for health reasons and shouldn't have to wait so long or be subjected to snotty customer service. Just because your a miserable wench doesn't give you the right to treat people like poop.

On October 20 at 9:45 AM my husband and I received our FLU vaccines. I was not anxious to get the…read morevaccine at a CVS instead of our Dr's office BUT we had the BEST experience with the pharmacist MORGAN.... at CVS Burnt Hills. She was incredibly efficient and so kind. We will always go to Morgan for all Pharmaceutical needs even though it is located further away from our home. Thank you for making a difference Morgan and being so good at what your do ! ! !

The service is good,I like having a close place with nice folk& able to get vaccinations nearby…read more If there is a problem with filling Rx, they explain it. The CVS automated system is clunky & sometimes results in an extra trip but I guess that is the price I will pay &just elect to not use the electronic mess except to receive texts.

CVS Glenville's staff are extremely courteous. This is surely true of the pharmacy staff…read more Pharmacy prescription phone service is convenient for ordering refills, and automated notice of ready pharmacy orders is very helpful. My only gripe -- and it's a biggie -- is that the prices of everything in the store, including their own brands, are through the roof! Anti fungal creme, dry mouth spray, protein powders, enemas, coffee!, cereal, aluminum foil ... many of the medical instruments with their own brand name ... Did they jack prices to make up for lost revenue on cigarettes? Are town/county property tax too much for them? A recent professionally-managed shopping cart comparison of everyday identical items such as soap, shaving cream, etc. was c. 94 dollars at Walmart and c. 124 dollars at CVS. Dollar stores did fine. Walgreens was worst by a few dollars.

From the owner: CVS sells prescription drugs and a wide assortment of general merchandise, including…read moreover-the-counter drugs, beauty products and cosmetics, film and photo finishing services, seasonal merchandise, greeting cards, and convenience foods through their CVS Pharmacy and Longs Drugs retail stores and online through CVS.com. It also provides healthcare services through its more than 1,100 MinuteClinic medical clinics as well as their Diabetes Care Centers. Most of these clinics are located within CVS stores or you can find them outside the CVS store. At CVS Health, we share a clear purpose: helping people on their path to better health. Through our health services, plans and community pharmacists, we're pioneering a bold new approach to total health. Making quality care more affordable, accessible, simple and seamless, to not only help people get well, but help them stay well in body, mind and spirit.

Placed my order online for a quick pick up. Online order was easy and the deals on personal care…read moreitems were great. I would have rated a 5 but the information of me having arrived ed at the store wasn't transmitted before I arrived. There was no line and my order was ready and I was able to walk out within 5 mins. I have been doing online orders at Walgreens as u tend to find more deals. This has also made me but things that I may not need at that point of time.

Once again, a lack of competence, proper procedures, consideration of customer time and…read moreconvenience, and what certainly appears to me to be the first sign of a pending store closure. This is the second time in 3 months that they were out of stock on a popular mainstream medication. I got a message on my answering machine 11/10 or regarding my prescription and returned that call on 11/15 (I was on vacation). I asked if the script was ready for pickup and was told it was out of stock. I grumbled a bit and the story changed; now it IS in stock but cannot be filled until 11/21 (not a Walgreen issue, insurance rules). Then I was asked, despite my call asking if the script is ready to be picked up, if I would like it filled. I was tempted to ask the staffer why else would I ask if it were ready for pickup, but I was not in the mood for a lecture from the pharmacist about how fragile the feelings of her staff are. As far as impending store closing goes, I can think of no other reason for repeated, frequent and regular out of stock issues than dwindling sales causing corporate managers to reduce inventory levels as they decide what to do with the store. Given the level of inconvenience suffered by customers, the reason behind such a situation, if it does exist, is clear.

This is a good CVS location, never had any issues here. The store is usually well stocked and…read moredecently organized. I usually come in when I have a coupon as I don't like their full prices on certain items. It is nice to have self checkout as an option too. I've seen people waiting in line and avoiding it but it's there if you prefer to get out quick and don't need help with your purchase.

I can't and won't ever give them a good or bad because there is no negative stars…read more I have been going there to pick up my daughter's medication for the last 4 months. Today I went there 3/26/25 for the 5th time. I was told her insurance had expired on 3/24. I asked which insurance had paid for it the last 4 months. My answer was yelled at me that the insurance had paid for it. I asked how is that if they told me it had expired a year ago. I was rudely yelled at again before leaving very angry. Needless to say I will not longer be going to CVS for anything ever again. I really wish they would go out of business if that's how they treat people. They act as though you need them and can't go anywhere else instead of them needing your business. They won't be getting mine even if it was the only place to go.