I used to work near by and always stop in to buy essential items or snacks/drinks. Staff was pretty…read morecool, it's a really small CVS with your basic needs. The store is tidy. Parking is horrible in this area. It's across from UVA; this store gets a lot of foot traffic from the students, visitors and etc. Don't forget to put in your cvs phone number or email for possible discounts and rewards!

My favorite CVS, located in Dilworthtown Plaza, was aces. However, it was recently closed and I…read moremust conclude the pharmacy staff were laid off. The closest CVS is now in an impossible location -- easy to enter but almost impossible to exit -- requiring a left turn on a busy road with no stoplight. I am sad about this, but now do business with the local Walgreens.

The pharmacists here are bit lazy. It takes them forever to help. Walgreens should do betterread more

There's really nothing redeeming about this pharmacy. I've called in to check on my prescription…read moreonly to get automatic response. When I called the main line and got through to the store manager I was told that the auto response was wrong, that they had asked corporate to fix it. I have sat at the drive thru window and watched 4 workers absolutely ignore me and there was no customer at the inside counter. They must be understaffed and this is an ongoing problem. I got to pick up my prescription and the pharmacy is closed. All weekend. Now weather has made it impossible to get in and I'm out of my meds. I actually had asked my doctor to phone in the prescription to a different pharmacy but it was sent here in error. Will be trying to transfer remaining refills ASAP.

I've been getting medicine for my cat here for a little over a year now, and I have to say their…read moreservice is the best. They are always so friendly and ask how my cat is doing each time I call. They truly care to fill your order on time and are very nice people! Don't hesitate to use their compounding services or check out their cool homeopathic products.

I've only used this pharmacy once, and what I purchased was expensive. However, everything seems…read moreexpensive these days, so I can't say for sure if their pricing is reasonable. They might be good in the sense that they carry prescriptions other pharmacies don't, but I can't confirm that either.

Nice and relatively new. Well stocked. Cashier drove me nuts complaining about the previous…read morecustomer to the manager while ringing me up. This was not the time and I had to endure her shrill voice while she vented. The manager did not do anything during this time. First visit was unpleasant because of this situation.

Most of the time, the chain stores can get a bad rep for being a "big box" store, but I love the…read moreCVS chains. What I like about the CVS Pharmacies is that you can go to any of the area stores and they've got your info in the database. When living in a rural area it's nice to have a pharmacy in any direction you have to go. The Orange CVS Pharmacy has a great staff that treats you like the neighbor that you are and so you get the local pharmacy feel. It's also nice to call in your orders, go to the drive-through or use the mobile app for refills.

I have been going to Madison Drugstore for 50 years. It's like stepping back into time in terms of…read morehaving a small counter area. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Terrific selection in the drug department. And a good value. But I can't say enough about the counter area with the ice cream, sundaes, ice cream, sodas, sandwiches, coffee, etc. Unfortunately, a few weeks ago I went by and apparently they are closed, but they have hopes of reopening. I certainly hope so.

Old school at its best- just my first time and they were very kind that's all you can ask for.read more

A quick stop at Walgreens today, to talk with the pharmacist and to pick up some toothpaste…read more Re. the pharmacy. My husband had a one-time prescription filled at this Walgreens pharmacy a few weeks ago for a medication to prevent altitude sickness for an upcoming hiking trip to Nepal. It was a one-time prescription with no refills. Our Walgreens on-line account is also set to "no automatic refills." However, we have been receiving a large volume of irritating emails and texts from Walgreens asking us to pick up a refill for this prescription. Using the online "cancel" feature was not successful, so we dropped into the pharmacy to ask the pharmacist to correct this. It appears to be corrected now although there was no explanation for how this happened and how to prevent it in the future. We also picked up a toothpaste, which was on sale. The check-out clerk was friendly enough, but I was disappointed that she didn't ask whether we wanted to use our Walgreen Rewards Points, as I had forgotten to mention this.

By late afternoon of the following day, the Omnipod was finally in for pickup. According to staff,…read moreeven though the prescriptions on automatic refill, they are not allowed to reorder and have it in stock, until the individual orders it, & the insurance company goes through their process of approval. So, in the interim, the supplier does not allow for any stock that may need to be regularly shipped out to that store for that time period, which causes a shortage, problem with delivery and then causes an availability issue to the consumer. Of course, I'm oversimplifying what actually happened in this case. But, what happened was the order was placed in advance. The individual's omnipod was due to run out on Tuesday evening when it was the last available time they could wait to pick up their Omnipod at Walgreens. Wednesday, nothing delivered. Thursday morning, nothing delivered to Walgreens, and Thursday evening after dinner, the Omnipod was available for pickup at the pharmacy. That's 48 hours without an insulin pump. That's 48 hours trying to recalculate insulin to carb ratios for injections that usually happen at a different rate. It's life impacting. It's not like stopping at an air pump at Sheetz, and later at Wawa and then later at an Exxon gas station, until you can get your tire fixed. Insulin impacts the amount of glucose in your blood, thereby effecting all of your organs in your body. The Omnipod with the cgm tries to imitate what a working pancreas does in your body. Someone who is insulin dependent, or type one diabetic, has a pancreas that no longer works. It's not a perfect system. But, it's as close as type one diabetics will get to an artificial pancreas. They can't change their eating habits or exercise more or do anything different to make them use less insulin. They are insulin dependent! Without insulin, they cannot live. However, it seems that pharmaceutical companies, health insurers and other medical related suppliers feel that keeping a regular stocked supply in of diabetic management supplies is too costly and can be reordered and supplied within 24 hours. It cannot, as evidenced in this and in previous circumstances. 48 hours from when the Omnipod was supposed to run out and the time the individual was able to pick up their new prescription. 48 hours of erratic numbers, stress of will it come in, stress of what if, and don't think of the hidden time bomb damage ticking unseen in one's organs as they deal with the damage of have type one since the age of 12 years of age.....

This review will be for one of their donuts and one of their subs…read more I wanted food so decided to try a sub from the deli department. I went with their whole sub deal where you get a whole sub for $8.49 which came to $9.16 after tax. On my sub I got turkey, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, Mayo and salt and pepper on whole wheat bread. This thing was MASSIVE. The picture I posted is only half of the sub. I had been wanting turkey all day and the taste did not disappoint. Ate half then had the other half the next day. For a sweet treat I went for one of their donuts. I got the chocolate cake donut with a thick chocolate glaze. Or maybe it was a chocolate sauce? Not sure. So the donut itself was a bit dry. Needed some milk which I didn't have but oh well. The chocolate topping was delicious. I ate the dry bottom part first so that I could taste more of the topping which worked out beautifully. Because the donut was kinda dense, I decided to only eat half cause I didn't wanna feel so heavy. Half was enough tho and I ate the other half the next day. I would 100% order more subs from there. They're delicious, HUGE and you get what you pay for. The donut.....I'd probably try a different flavor.

Absolutely love this Harris Teeter! It's super clean, the staff is friendly, the shelves are always…read morefully stopped, and they make the best chocolate chip cookies!

Disgusting, wet, and microwaved sandwiches. Cool location, horrible service, even worse food…read more Dont let this 50s style soda fountain diner in the back of a drug store fool you: the food is awful. You'd think with an entire chalkboard dedicated to pastrami sandwiches they would have a decent reuben. Not even close. The reuben was literally drenched in cheap plastic-bottled thousand island sauce (that salad dressing they sell at grocery stores). The meat was old. Sandwich was nothing short of disgusting. My mac salad just tasted like macaroni mixed in mayonnaise, although by comparison with the wet microwaved sandwich the mac salad was better. I also tried their egg cream soda, but as the photo shows, the waitress could not even be bothered to mix it: so it was chocolate syrup underneath a cup full of soda water, and thats it, which was hard to stir with a plastic straw. Service was bad too. Waitress took forever, never checked on us, spent a lot of time hanging out with the chef, and spoke negatively about customers right in front of them while talking to the chef. And the chef took an insane amount of time: over half an hour to make (including both my group and people ahead of us) less than ten simple, disgusting sandwiches. Worst meal I've had in years.

Established in 1890, Timberlakes Drug Store is a family-owned pharmacy and soda fountain located…read moreright off the Charlottesville downtown mall. The drug store is in the front and offers everything a typical pharmacy would sell only more old-timey. I felt like I was on the set of "Now and Then" or some other nostalgia era themed movie. Keep going and you'll hit the restaurant portion of the store which sells a variety of housemade soups, chili, sandwiches, lemonades, and more. The kiddos loved taking a seat at the long bar and ordering their milkshakes and the counter person was as nice as can be. My husband had a hankering for their homemade chili and thought it was delicious. It was a fond bonding moment for everyone!

Back when this place was in business, it was a big part of Luray's local identity.read more