Waiting for over a week for my Rx. Pharmacy said it would it would be ready today. It isn't. Left a…read moremessage for pharmacy to call me back. They call me back and don't have a clue about the Rx I need and then HANG UP ON ME. I'm so mad, I could throw a car into the ocean. Very unprofessional and clueless.

Gubernatorial Candidate Andrew Adam used his state of Maine identification to acquire roxicodone…read morefor a broken rib cage bone. diagnosed at Maine medical center emergency services and radiology department without any brace or alleviant before leaving the hospital. then i was given five more pills by nurse janice of greater Portland health of roxicodone, from cvs health. the tim miller junior police found me in Lincoln park after a stalemate brawl, between me and kason rouen; without identification on me, and no medical attention was given to me.

I was at the port for my cruise and visited this local Walgreen (about half a mile walk). -…read more The store had what I needed but the side of the building was smelly (pee) so it made me uneasy walking back.

I've been a regular at this location for years. I've seen the best that the employees have to offer…read moreregarding customer service and now I have literally and actually seen the worst. I have also given a one-star review on Google but if I could give less than one star I would. The store is fine but there is one young employee who dresses like a slob, I have heard him openly using profanity behind the counter, wears a dirty knit cap and headphones and wouldn't no good customer service if it bit him in the ass. Today I went in briefly and as he's standing there yet again with his thumb in his ass he loudly belches and then proceeds to laugh about it. This employee is a disgrace to the Walgreens corporation and I have no idea why he is allowed to continue to "work" there considering there is no actual work being done. I have heard this kid openly discussing drugs and using incredibly offensive profane language in front of customers. They must be really really hard up to find employees because the managers in this location should be absolutely ashamed of themselves for allowing this punk to be behind the counter looking like he looks, acting like he acts, speaking like he speaks, dressing like he dresses, and sharing disgusting bodily functions. Absolutely pathetic. Shame on you Walgreens shame on you Walgreens shame on you Walgreens. I wish I could give zero stars this is unbelievable.

The customer service here is simply the best I've ever experienced. They are incredibly efficient…read moreand simply the process of medication management while providing a personal experience.

My Children's doctor works just above ABD so we used it the first few times just out of…read moreconvenience. We quickly became loyal customers and have moved all our prescriptions to them. Why five stars? One one occasion when they didn't have the medicine we needed, one of the pharmacists actually put on his coat and drove to another pharmacy to get it... WHILE WE WAITED! Is that awesome customer service. They have also stayed open for an extra ten minutes when I had to get my son's medication but couldn't make it there before closing. Can you believe that? What you get at ABD is old fashioned service that I thought perished from this planet in the 1950's. They smile, they are good natured and they will always do what ever they have to in order to get you your script, and all with a great attitude. I can't thank them enough!

The staff member that cashed us out was so professional and pleasant. She has definitely been one…read moreof the most professional employees that I have met in the many decades I have been going to Different CVS Stores. They had exactly what I needed for a bday card and some sweet treats. The parking was easy as it was a shared lot. The store was a bit dated and crowded, but other than that it was a nice experience.

After several unpleasant experiences at the Auburn Street store I decided to try this store. You…read morelearn quickly not to bother a pharmacist on Auburn St. This happened to me twice in about a 4 month period. The pharmacist at this CVS went out of her way to answer my question. She knew that I was at the end of a line of 4 people at pick up but I had no pick up and I just wanted to find out about flu shots. She took me out of line and simply answered my question. I have now switched to this pharmacy.

**November 2025: Friday Night Visit**…read more I needed to pick up some quart size sandwich bags, and this super market had that and so much more. I'm amazed by how huge this store was and the variety of everything you could ever need and more. I also liked that there are different sections that have Maine Made items and that there are little signs that say "local" if you wanted to pick up some regional items. I really wanted to pick up some fresh Maine milk, and Maple BBQ sauce, but unfortunately since I was at the tail end of my roadtrip I couldn't take much expect for a small bag of salt and vinegar potato chips and my sandwich bags; however, if I come back to Portland, I'll know where I can buy some regional goodies!

This is the largest Hannaford in my area, and has some unique products that I can't get at the…read moresmaller stores in Cumberland County. There are plenty of pre-made options if you're looking for food on the go (although the chicken wings at $9.99 a pound are a total rip off), a dedicated local product section (please expand!), and some interesting international offerings (chive dumplings!). My only complaint is that it is weirdly organized - like the pasta sauce and pasta section at the end of the wine aisle (wine and pasta do go together, but in a grocery store?). I would love to see this location expand the local and international offerings, and maybe have some kind of newsletter? It feels like a community hub, and I know they do a lot to help the immigrant community but it wasn't very apparent to me as a customer.

PLEASE NOTE: This review is specifically for the pharmacy…read more I continue to appreciate this pharmacy and currently I *super* appreciate the drive-through window. Also, I like: 1. Their automated system. I know this is a little thing, but it's so nice to know that I never need to check-in on those recurring prescriptions to make sure they've actually gone through. I get texts letting me know when things are ready, and phone calls from real people if I don't come in within a few days past when they can see my prescription has run out. If they do have to restock my prescription because I totally flaked and didn't come in, it takes just minutes for them to put the order back together. 2. The people who work. Time and time again I've seen them demonstrate patience, responsibility and respectfulness, and going the little extra mile with their regulars (to really get to know them and work with them). I've never been upsold, I've never been talked down to, and my privacy has always been taken very seriously. Whenever a concern comes up, I know I can talk to the pharmacist and get a real answer from a real person. I said it before, and I'll say it again: I know that pharmacies aren't necessarily the sexiest or coolest things in the world to a) talk about or b) go to, but everybody needs them. And THIS is the place in town that's going to keep you sane and healthy so you can go do all those sexy, cool things you want to do! (SIDE NOTE: In the warmer weather there's a terrible infestation of wasps under the eaves at the entrance. Do not park on this side of the lot!)

All I can grade this particular store on is that they allow delivery trucks (UPS) to park in the…read morehandicap spaces. Shame, shame. With a big hulking UPS driver, I believe he should have be able to walk the extra few feet that he forced actual people to do as I witnessed.

I asked why the cost of my generic compounded med had doubled in the past two years. The first…read morething the pharmacist said was that they had to pay people more due to the Cory of Portland's requirement for a living wage. What a BS excuse for overcharging a cheap medication. Their high prices for Vitamins and minerals prey on the sick and vulnerable. If I had a choice I would get my meds elsewhere.

Best wellness store around. They have everything I need here and the staff are very knowledgeable…read moreand helpful!

I wanted to highlight a Walgreens employee at the Marginal Way location in Portland, Maine, who…read moretruly went above and beyond for me: Colleen. Thank you so much for your help today, your dedication to your job and empathy towards your customers does not go unnoticed. Thank you!

This particular Walgreens is my local, and I've been coming here for 3 years now for my day-to-day…read moredrugstore things as well as my vaccinations. The store itself is I think the best on the peninsula (some of the others are, ahem, not so nice), and the staff is always friendly and will go out of their way to help you find things you need. And I *love* the pharmacy here! My prescriptions are always filled within a day or two (sometimes even the same day after being called in), and all of the staff doing vaccinations is terrific. Recently they called me to check up on upcoming boosters I needed to schedule, which I really appreciate, and they'll walk you through any info you might need about side effects. Drugstores are one of those things we sometimes don't give much thought to, but when you find a good one like this, you definitely want to keep coming back.

While I was on vacation in Maine - a friend from back home in Virginia - requested I obtain a…read morequantity of Moxie and bring it back to him. I'd heard of Moxie - but never had it. After doing some basic research, I learned that Hannaford Supermarkets might be my best bet to find Moxie. And so the first one I visited - had it in stock. I procured Moxie for my friend - and some extra for me! I tried the Moxie when I returned home to Virginia. It's really good! Kind of like an intense artisanal Birch Beer. #HannafordSupermarkets

If I'm doing in-person grocery shopping, this is my preferred Hannaford. Yes, the parking lot is as…read morechaotic as ever, but I've actually noticed really good precautionary steps during this time. I've seen people at the entrance basically being bouncers (making sure the store is keeping up with how many people can be inside at once, directing folks to which carts are sanitized, asking people to put masks on). I've also seen more signs throughout the store reminding people to have masks -- I will say that until recently, maybe 50% were actually wearing them but that seems to have changed since the governor's order. Admittedly, it doesn't seem like anyone is really paying attention to the direction signs on the floor about flow of traffic within the aisles, but are still being pretty respectful of each other's space anyway. The staff seems as friendly as ever, there's *a lot* more out of stock than ever before, but getting in and getting out does seem quicker than ever since no one is socializing or taking their time perusing items. I know I try I only buy what I touch!