There was one person for the entire store. She was running back and forth to the self check out and…read moreher register. All I wanted was cash back and it took about 10 minutes. I didn't like the turnstop entrance and exit because with an assistive device it's not practical. There was a separate entrance for disabled people but it was blocked.

Arrived at 1:30p for a 1:40p appointment at the minute clinic. Employee came back at 1:40 from…read morelunch and saw another patient before me. When I asked another employee for an update, I was told the minute clinic was closed (?). I ended up leaving without seeing anyone after waiting 30 minutes past my appointment time since they called another patient back and I was on my lunch break from work and couldn't wait any longer.

As Walgreens stores go, it's pretty average. Very nice people here. Prices on par with most other…read morestores. The security guard is unobtrusive, but still...

I had a much-needed, extraordinary service experience with the pharmacist at the Walgreen's located…read moreat 1217 22nd Street, NW in Washington, DC. on May 19th. I left my medicine box in NJ and had arrived in DC for three nights, to celebrate my husband's birthday with our adult children. . . who had also traveled there. I have a chronic disease and was at my wit's end, so stressed out about getting ill while out of town. The pharmacist did a tremendous amount of work to get my 8 prescriptions ready, with 3-day supplies of each, explaining the situation to my insurance company, so that they would allow the emergency fills. His name was Joe and this was on 5/19/2023. He was an amazing example of professional courtesy and expertise and I will not soon forget his kindness. Thank you, Joe!

The gas pumps worked except for tap to pay being disabled. I'm seeing this more and more so there…read moremust be fraud or something going on. The convenience store attendant was helpful. Life is good with gas and a Diet Coke to share!

I brought my 2021 Audi Q5 to the Shell station on P St in Dupont Circle after it developed a severe…read morecoolant leak. I was understandably concerned because coolant was pouring out from underneath the vehicle. T.J. (the lead mechanic) charged me $168 for a diagnosis and told me that the water pump had failed. I was specifically told that the cooling system had been pressure-tested and that the water pump was the source of the leak. Based on that diagnosis, I was advised not to drive the car and ultimately had to arrange for the vehicle to be transported to Audi. Audi Annapolis subsequently inspected the vehicle and determined that the water pump was not the problem. The actual failure was a faulty pressure-release valve in the coolant reservoir cap -- a $33 part. The Audi technician showed me a video of the faulty cap and the subsequent pressure test demonstrating that the system held pressure after the cap was replaced. The car has been running perfectly since. The incorrect diagnosis cost me not only the $168 diagnostic fee, but also roughly another $400 in towing, transportation, and additional diagnostic/repair costs that would not have been necessary had the problem been correctly identified in the first place. Mistakes happen, but telling a customer that a component has been identified through a pressure test when it turns out not to be the source of the leak is a serious concern. I would have been much more understanding if I had simply been told that the water pump was a suspicion rather than a confirmed diagnosis. $33 cap. $168 diagnosis. $400+ additional expense. I would strongly recommend getting a second opinion before authorizing any significant repair based on a diagnosis from this shop.

Definitely one the least flashy 7-Eleven location I have been to. I was out walking around one day…read moreand was in need of an item. Being at the National Mall I knew it was going to be a hike and it brought me to this neighborhood and location. I had walked by this location at first because it is so plain. No flashy sign out front and no flashy colors either. It really fits into the street. Inside, it's rather small and doesn't allow for many people to be in here at once. Best to know what you need when you come in. I knew what I wanted and made my way to the counter. The employees may have been on the blunt side. But I assume that is because this sits amidst a university and they have to deal with weird stuff all the time. Serves its purpose.

I am used to the normal 7-11 sign and was surprised to see 7-11 blended in with the neighborhood…read more It's a smaller one but all I needed was hot coffee and was glad to see choice between medium roast and light roast. Was hoping for a dark roast but the medium roast was good enough when it's early in the morning and I needed something to be open in the neighborhood. I was in and out of there in no time. No problem using my credit card.

I had an excellent experience at this pharmacy. The staff were kind, patient, and incredibly…read morehelpful. The young gentleman in glasses was outstanding -- polite, knowledgeable, and took the time to explain everything we needed to do. Even though we were unable to get the medication right away, he guided us step‑by‑step on how to have it covered through our insurance, and thanks to his help, everything was resolved the same day. This is by far my favorite pharmacy!

this CVS has been 100% of the time late for minute clinic appointments, photo printing, etc.read more

This is as neighborhood-small business as it gets. I specifically came to try the market's small…read moredeli in the back. They keep the menu small, but everything sounds amazing. I got one of the freshly made paninis - the Prosciutto Mozzarella Arugula Tomato and Pesto. While waiting for the order, I walked around the shop, a great option for shopping for a party or night-in or grabbing snack. The wine collection is small, but diverse. Big plus for a lot of Asian brands, too. The warm panini made it the 20-minute walk home warm and still fresh. The ingredients complimented each other well - think the strong flavor of the sun-dried tomato with the mozzarella and prosciutto. Really great option for lunch if you are in Georgetown and want to try something off M St. or Wisconsin!

Wasn't really sure what to expect when I came here, but I was very pleasantly surprised! I ordered…read morethe burrata and prosciutto salad and the burrata itself was great! It was also the perfect portion size. The staff was really nice and it was such a cool and unique environment. I just wish there were a few more seats for dine-in!

Great service, my most favorite 7 11 in the area. Great pleasurable place, centralized location…read morenear George Washington hospital.

Very clean and well-stocked location. Wares are quite organised and lots of toppings (including…read morefresh tomatoes!) for nachos and such. Additionally, this 7-Eleven offers veggie pizza slices, unlike most in the city. Lastly, Ali was a great cashier - very helpful!

The convenience factor is what keeps bringing me back in. It is located in a couple of high…read moredensity spots in the city, and they pretty much have everything that I need for lunch and quick snacks. They also have a full service deli that serves-up all types of sandwiches and subs which can be ordered from the self serve kiosk. The prices here are a little higher than what you would pay at a large chain grocery store, however those grocery stores are few and far between. They had a pretty good lunch deal earlier in the spring that included a fountain drink for around $6.50 that I wish they would bring back sometime. If you need convenience and a safe clean convenience store, then this is the place.

I'm a WaWa fan and this is a great location. It's in a very busy area of 19th street and apparently…read morethey're open 24 hours. I was staying nearby so this was super convenient. This might be one of the biggest WaWas I've ever been in. I was able to grab the few things I needed and pay via the self checkout. There were employees around who offered assistance. I would definitely come here again.