David and the Team are Great! Prompt, thorough and polite! Including the delivery drivers, those…read moreanswering the phone as well as those serving customers at the counter. Always a pleasure to work with!

I am so happy that I moved all my scripts to this pharmacy they truly are the best! I don't need to…read morecall for refills as they automatically do that and then they give you a call to tell you they're ready. Even though they deliver I always pick up as the are near both my sisters, Stop & Shop, COFCU and Job Lot! It's worth the ride for me. Oh and when you walk in they know your name just like "Cheers"

This pharmacy is hands down the best. Always helpful and very courteous. Brian the pharmacist knows…read morehis stuff and the technicians are always friendly and helpful. They have helped my wife and I through some difficult times. Thank you for your compassion. W&S M.

Popped in really quick to grab a card for a friend of mine. Quick and easy check out with self…read morecheck out. Was able to find what I needed without any issues.

Incompetent. Have had repeated problems filling prescriptions at this location. Was told to drive…read moreto another state to pickup vital script, but they failed to transfer the script.

This is a review of the MinuteClinic inside the pharmacy. The MinuteClinic describes itself on…read moretheir website as a walk-in clinic so I showed up a little after 10 a.m. on Friday. The area of the store is well marked, easy to find and nicely designed. Unfortunately, nice design can't make up for the impersonal tech and rude personnel. You check in on a kiosk, and the kiosk only allows you to make an appointment for later in the day, not check-in as "waiting for an appointment/walk-in." There was only one person waiting for an appointment in the waiting area, but the first appointment the kiosk offered me was for 5:40 p.m., 7.5 hours later. Seven-plus hours is not a reasonable walk-in clinic wait time, so I figured there might be a problem with the kiosk, or maybe I had selected a wrong setting. I had to go over to the pharmacy counter to ask how to speak with someone from the MinuteClinic to confirm the wait time/get help with the kiosk. The tech told me there's no one to speak with there except the providers who do your exams. I figured with someone else waiting I might see one of the providers soon, so I sat down and waited patiently for a staff member to come out so I could ask about the wait time. When a 30-something blonde in a white lab coat (she didn't identify herself and didn't appear to be wearing any sort of badge/nametag) came out within a few minutes to call the only other person in the waiting area in for his appointment, she was rude to me about not having checked in before sitting down in the waiting area, even when I explained that I just wanted to know about the wait time, and if the seven-hour timeframe between now and the appointment time offered was accurate. Instead of offering to help me with the kiosk to confirm that I was doing it right, she was sarcastic and mocked me for having thought I could go to the walk-in clinic without an appointment and be seen within a couple of hours -- even though that's exactly the business model of walk-ins, which is (again) how Minuteclinic advertises itself. I was very embarrassed and ended up leaving. This could have been avoided with honest advertising and actual human staff rather than automated systems. If the Minuteclinic cannot accommodate walk-in patients and only takes patients by appointment, they should say so on their website or post it somewhere in the store. If there had been someone at the store's MinuteClinic area to help customers, they could have confirmed wait times, helped me with the kiosk or suggested a time when walk-ins are actually seen within a reasonable timeframe (Anything under two hours, really). I'm sure CVS is saving money through automation and barebones staffing, but there's no substitute for a knowledgeable person, especially in customer service and healthcare.

Came in for a couple seasonal shots. Appointment made online was quick and easy. Checked in and…read morewaited. Got the shots and receipt. One complaint I had, if you can call it that was I would get email reminders every day about the appointment. Which was a little annoying.

One of your employee, as I remember her name is Rebecca is so unprofessional and rude to her…read morecustomers. She is the type of person who should not be in front of the customers!

The Pharmaceutical Care Team @ This Poquonnock Bridge location are AllStars‼ I got quite sick while…read moreout of town (Chattanooga) went to the Urgent care there, received an inappropriate prescription. Six days later upon arrival home, here, I received an urgent call telling me to STOP that medication and go to the CVS back there in Chattanooga a pick up the called In new medication. By then I was super sick. Calling the CVS near Big Y and leaving a message-I fell too ill to keep chasing down my necessary medication. After a long nap and feeling tiny bits better- I checked my phone for messages-and my prescription was actually READY for pick up at my location‼. The Pharmacy personnel were very kind and informative. They even helped me negotiate using my iPhone to access the APP and find my health records, discounts and store sales. Speaking to their outstanding customer service. Thanks to their going out of their way, I am happy to report that I'm feeling so much better already-and very grateful for the tech SAAVY folks who negotiated on line and VIA numerous time consuming telephone calls on my behalf. Many Thanks, to MY new Pharmacy....CVS on Poquonnock Road‼

My normal pharmacy didn't have my prescription available for 24 hours, so I called this pharmacy…read moreand the pharmacist was helpful and had the prescription I needed. I had my prescription within an hour. Glad I made the call. They have a seating area as well, so you can relax while you wait for your prescription to get ready.

The temperature unexpectedly got a little cooler and Mrs. K. asked if we could pop to the store to…read morepick up something with sleeves that was inexpensive. I suggested Walmart and she said that would be okay. This Walmart is not a Supercenter. They have a limited selection of food and groceries but they do have a full department of softlines. We did some browsing, checked some prices and in the end, found an inexpensive hoodie that would get the job done. A reasonable color, a good fit and the style that was desired. It's hard to so no. The store was decently stocked, the parking lot was tidy and there was no merchandise on the floor today. Overall, a pretty good Walmart. [Review 1066 of 2025 - 119 in Connecticut - 24620 overall]

I was stuck in the area for work with very limited options, so I tried out this Walmart…read more First, the staff was very friendly and helpful. Second, this had to have been a former Kmart that slapped a Walmart sticker on the door and called it a wrap. The grocery section was very limited; the freezer and refrigerator section consisted of one half of an aisle each. There was no deli, no bakery and the aisles were TIGHT! If you are not from the area, be warned that there is a bottle deposit. Also, not sure what the heck is going on here:

Karen is the best…read more And they had jalapeño poppers this time! Sir KitKat approve

Of course had a few things to pick up so went around the store picking them up and placing them in…read morethe cart. Had to drop off something at customer service and overheard an associate says they were out of bags. Their delivery hasn't come in, luckily I brought my own shopping bags son it didn't affect me. Store was bright and clean and saw they were already setting up valentines shelves.