Pleasant staff. Prompt,efficient and personal service. No "waiting on delivery or it's ordered/ on…read moreback order" like is so common in the franchises today.

From the owner: We carry over the counter and prescription drugs. As your local Good Neighbor Pharmacy, we offer…read morequality products at affordable prices, while providing the personalized attention and customer service youve come to expect from a local business. Were the local business owners you see in the neighborhood, at the school play, and volunteering at the local charity. We believe it is our responsibility to take care of our patients and our community, and its one we take very seriously. Stop in today and let us take care of you!

The biggest improvement would be firing the pharmacist. Somehow he believes that he has the…read moreauthority to override a doctor's orders. I voiced my concerns with his supervisor. Nothing was done so nothing has improved.

I don't understand the bad comments here. They are super sweet and helpful. The lady at the drive…read morethrough is especially sweet. I like being called sugar and sweetie. I have no idea why it bothers other people. She bends over backwards to help and calls me sweet names and uses her manners! Who the heck complains about that?!? I appreciate her and her exemplary attitude! God bless these folks!

So over the laziness at this deli... employees seeing people waiting and continuing to talk with…read moreone another and then you get up there to tell me they are out of something... you are in a grocery store. Go to the isle and grab more of it and do your job. Unless there was a massive change in the past 10 years, we always used to go grab extra items off the shelves... what a joke. Also, it's 11:25am on a Saturday, how the hell are you out of wraps or bread already. Terrible planning. Julia has been the manager over there forever and her team just humiliates her.

I'm not sure whether the long line and the delay in filling my prescriptions are due to staff…read moreshortages, but the assistant who helped me today wasn't very helpful in clarifying the situation. I was told yesterday that my prescriptions would be ready today, but when I arrived they had not been filled. I was then told I could wait in the store while they were being prepared. Unfortunately, I had to leave and come back later, and they still aren't completed. They have them in stock but are very slow. Now it's been more than 24!hours and I was supposed to start on my medication yesterday. I'm normally happy with Publix pharmacy but not this location.

Have a habit of ignoring customers both inside and at the drive thru for long periods of time with…read moreno explanations when obviously not busy.

First visit, prescriptions were not in stock. Second visit, one prescription partially filled, one…read moreprescription required doctor contact (incomplete), Flu shot denied (Medicare), directed to another pharmacy. Total time in store 1hour+ (with confirmed appointment). Still have to make third visit to complete pickup.

This is the most biased, unprofessional, and illiterate group of pharmacy staff I've ever had the…read moredispleasure to do business with in years. I'm in chronic pain and have been for over 15 years. It's not a life I have chosen, especially since chronic pain patients on opioids are treated like criminals and crazed drug users. CVS's policy is now to wait for the 31st day to fill your prescription, in the afternoon of course, so the patient must wait at least 22 hours or more without any pain medication and suffer the symptoms of withdrawal (vomiting, GI upset, dizziness, and weakness). The staff can't even count how many days there are between refills, yes, they are that stupid. I believe the pharmacy staff must enjoy seeing a person in horrible pain and discomfort, some sort of sick entertainment. There is no merit to this 31 day policy and making someone get sicker by the minute waiting for them to do their job is cruel. Schadenfreude is a German word that best describes these people, getting joy from another's misfortune. I always dread having to go there, but, switching pharmacies when you are on pain medication is risky business. The "manager" of CVS should reconsider the consequences of this policy, we all live in glass houses.

I hate this place. Doctor sends in a script. Hour later I arrive to pick it up…read more No one is in the car line or inside. They tell me one hour. 40 minutes go by and I'm told it will be another 20 minutes. I'm not down playing how busy they are or how much other things are going on. My thing is if no one is there why make a customer wait an hour? Is it that hard to stop, fill a prescription, then return to what you were doing? There isn't anyone on line and there are 5 people behind the counter. As someone who is client facing in there job it's inexcusable. Again I get how busy they are, they have many things going on, but you would rather make a customer wait an hour, instead of taking 2 minutes to fill a prescription that is refilled on an automatic reoccuring basis. Unfortunately this has been my experience at multiple cvs pharmacies and I can't switch because Caremark owns Aetna.

I hate to leave a terrible review because the rest of this store is fabulous but the pharmacy ruins…read moreit and gives that entire store a bad name! The pharmacist is so rude here! When you're in line you can hear them talking to other patients on speaker phone and they're just rattling off all sorts of personal information. Primarily the pharmacists there act like being the loudest person in the room somehow makes them correct in the way they're behaving! I can't believe that Walgreens would choose to continue to employ somebody who has drawn so many bad reviews to the store because of their bad attitude. Do better walgreens! Hire better! Both the pharmacists have the absolute worst attitude.... Like they're seething with hatred for humanity! Like, how dare you try to do business with their store, how dare you!

I just don't understand why it takes so long to get a prescription. I understand taking people in…read moreorder, but 2 hours for an "urgent" need med seems a bit much. Especially when they have all your information already in the system. Unfortunately this is the only pharmacy company my insurance allows or I would transfer elsewhere. As others have stated sometimes the employees can be quite rude as well. It's unfortunate because many times someone there is only there because they're not well and a little kindness goes a long way.

The pharmacy is blessed with Minerva, a Pharmacist who is absolutely the finest, most caring, most…read moreunderstanding and kind person. She went above and beyond to help me. This CVS has the best pharmacy with the kindest people that I have ever found and I've looked for this for years. They treat you like you are a person, not a number and they do everything they can to help you through today's world of medical red-tape. Thank you, Minerva for taking the time and effort to help me when I was struggling at a loss and so ill that I no longer could walk or care for myself. You are an outstanding pharmacist and asset for CVS!

Incompetent pharmacist provided me with inaccurate and misleading information…read more Pharmacy associate very curt, impatient, and rude in terms of customer service when attempt to fill my prescription. I'd rather drive out of my to use the one near work where the staff is friendlier.