I never, ever write reviews about places; in fact, this is the first time I have ever written one…read more But I feel strongly about what I am going to write. I went to this pharmacy for about three months simply because it was the closest pharmacy to my house. I tolerated the issues I had with them for a while, but eventually my patience broke. The pharmacist, Jeff, is easily in of the top five most rude people I have ever encountered. His attitude makes it seem like me getting prescriptions filled at his pharmacy is a hassle for him. On top of that, whenever I ask a question about a medication (I don't have a pharmacy degree like him, obviously), he makes me feel incredibly stupid for not knowing the answer to the question I asked. The day I stopped going there, I went in to get a refill that they said was ready when I called. Whenever I got to the counter, they told me that the doctor needed to verify that I could receive it. I was in the process of asking whether I needed to call my doctor or if he did, and he cut me off and said (in a very irritated and stuck-up tone of voice), "Obviously I'M not going to call 'YOUR doctor for you," and turned his back on me. There were so many other ways he could have said in that situation, but that is how he chose to handle my question. Long story short, if you are looking for a pharmacy and considering this one, I wouldn't recommend going there unless you like being blatantly disrespected every time you go get your medications.

The male pharmacist that works at this place is the absolute nastiest, rudest person I've ever…read moretalked to. with all the horrible reviews that have been given about this exact same person I have no idea why this pharmacy lets him stay there. Is he related to the owner? Is he the actual owner? I cannot imagine any employer would keep a person like this on their staff with how horrible he is to people. Every time I've called there for my 90-year-old father, he is so extremely mean and disrespectful and horrible. He also treated my father horribly today, per usual. I mean, if you're just a horrible person and mean by nature, at your place of employment, you at least have to be neutral and/or civil, you can't just be downright nasty to actual customers. As a result, my father will be moving to a new pharmacy and I will continue to funnel people away from this place because of the horrible pharmacist they have there. This comment is directed, strictly towards the owner: The pharmacist that you have on staff is ruining your business. You are losing customers because of the way he treats people. Minnesota is supposed to be such a nice place, however, no one would ever think that if the only person they ever met from Minnesota was this pharmacist, they would think it's the worst place in the world. If you care about your business and you care about the treatment of your customers, I would suggest you truly reevaluate keeping this person on staff. In fact, for the record, the entire West seventh community talks badly about this pharmacist because anyone that's gone to the pharmacy has very unfortunately had to deal with him so it's common knowledge that he's just awful. I really hope you do something about this at some point. As the owner, I would suggest that you even call there posing as a customer to see how horrible you will be treated by this person. If ever you get rid of him, and that is made known, we will consider coming back, but until then, never.

Needed some items in the midst of a business trip, and this store satisfied all of our needs…read morewithout any glitches. Clean, great customer service, and a great lay-out. It's your typical CVS stock, and they used their space well. Some fun shops within walking distance too!

I had a very disappointing and disrespectful experience with the pharmacist working around 1:10PM…read moreon Tuesday, September 15th. I had just left an appointment with my psychiatrist, who sent my prescription to the CVS on Grand at approximately 11:39 AM. When I arrived at the pharmacy, I checked in and asked how long the wait would be. The pharmacist told me approximately 15 minutes and said I would receive a text when my prescription was ready. Since I had already checked in, I stepped outside to enjoy the weather while I waited. Once I received the text confirming that my prescription was ready, I came back inside and went directly to the pickup counter. The pharmacist then told me that I needed to sign in again because I had stepped away. I questioned why I needed to check in a second time when I had already checked in roughly 20 minutes earlier and had returned specifically because CVS notified me that my prescription was ready. Instead of simply explaining the process professionally, she immediately became confrontational and dismissive. What concerned me most was how quickly the interaction escalated. She threatened to ban me from the pharmacy, told me she would be contacting my psychiatrist, said they would no longer expedite my prescriptions, and told me I would need to find another pharmacy. This was all in response to me questioning why I was required to sign in twice within such a short period of time. At one point, when I tried to reiterate that I had received the notification that my prescription was ready and was simply there to pick it up, she responded, "Can I finish my sentence?" in an unnecessarily hostile and condescending tone. I understand that pharmacy staff have procedures they need to follow, and I have no issue following a legitimate policy. My concern is the way this situation was handled. There was no reason a simple question about the check-in process needed to escalate into threats of banning me, contacting my psychiatrist, refusing expedited service, and telling me to find another pharmacy. I expect a pharmacist, particularly someone dealing with patients and prescription medications, to communicate professionally and respectfully even when there is a disagreement or misunderstanding. I found her behavior unnecessarily confrontational, inappropriate, and completely inconsistent with the level of professionalism I would expect from CVS pharmacy staff. I would like this interaction reviewed by CVS management and would appreciate clarification regarding whether requiring a patient to check in again after briefly stepping away is actually CVS policy, as well as whether the statements made to me about banning me, contacting my prescriber, refusing expedited prescriptions, and requiring me to find another pharmacy are consistent with CVS policy.

The personal service is above and beyond. Jim the pharmacist knows you from day one and provides…read moreinformation about your drug needs!

As a medical provider, and as a patient, this is by far my favorite pharmacy. Jim is a…read moreknowledgeable and caring pharmacist. He make sure that the staff he hires are cut from the same cloth. Always willing to go the extra mile for patients!

I wanted to purchase OTC meds using ExtraCare points, a gift card, and an OTC benefit for donations…read moreto a "peoples' pharmacy". Complicated right? The cashier & mgr patiently worked through a way for the system to accept. They were so helpful, even knowing the number of voids was a metric corporate looked at.

I had to print photos for my 2026 vision board. I absolutely dislike the processing process from…read morehome since most of my photos are on my phone but I use my computer to upload them. It's challenging. The prints turn out amazing so it's slightly worth it. Plus, the promos are ONLY good for online orders which is also not ideal. The employees can't or refuse to apply it in store. However, the employee that checked me out was great. He stepped up even though he wasn't running the registers at that time.

I like this place. It's a mom & pop place and I'm glad that they rebuilt after it being ransacked…read moreand burned down after the George Floyd riots. I'm not sure what it was like before (see older reviews) but I see people of all colors and sexual orientation working here and using their services. Things change? Sometimes for the better? Either way, I like getting my prescriptions filled here vs Walgreens as the lines are never long like that. And they offer all sorts of other things. Kudos to the person who does their greeting/birthday card shopping, you've got some good ones! PS: Free self-service blood pressure testing.

I love this pharmacy. I've been coming here for a long time and have received excellent customer…read moreservice. I now live in NE Minneapolis and still come here to get my prescritions filled.

I have had my HRT cream prescription filled at Lake Elmo Pharmacy for years. They do a great job…read moreand turn around is usually pretty quick. The only challenge I have is the hours they are open are somewhat limited. Some days it can be hard to get there by 5pm.

Order placed that morning wasn't filled by closing time. Continued to fill orders for people not…read morethere waiting while you waited. But they did fill it and they did have it - other places were out.

They should pay attention to their customers when they're selling an elderly man something that's…read morethe wrong size and all they're worried about is pushing out their pills and not waiting on the person that they're waiting on

I have always had a cheerful greeting and great service at Mickelson Drug. Thank you for your…read morefriendly personalized service.

A drug store in Target so the shelf items are always available despite pharmacy counter's short…read morehours. This is a very convenient location for U of M students and Dinkytown residents. Open seven days a week yes, but odd weekend hours so check ahead. Not warm and fuzzy just straight ahead state your name and dob pick up order, sign and leave.

I pick up all of my prescriptions here because it's the closest location to my house and I have yet…read moreto be disappointed! They have my prescriptions filled faster than I can blink my eyes, they actually remind ME of my refill due dates, and their customer service is unmatched. I love it so much here that I even hold off getting my flu shot every year until I am available to receive it at this location. Thanks Dinkytarget CVS employees!

Kudos to the local Cub Pharmacy located in the Cub Foods at Pheasant Ridge. I just had had oral…read moresurgery and came into the store to fill my prescriptions. They open at 9:00am but they were there early (opening the pharmacy). They took my prescriptions right away (again BEFORE they technically opened) and started working on them. I am thankful to the female Pharmacist and female pharmacy tech that expedited my prescriptions!

Been using this pharm for a decade. Generally the techs are extremely helpful. Jerry especially…read moregoes out of her way to help you. I wish more employees would act the way she does. I would have rated 4stars if Manager Josh had not moved on. He was extremely knowledgable and attentive.

The good: I recently became a Walmart + member, and the couple times I've used it so far, I am…read morepleased. The deliveries were on time and accurate. The shopping experience through the app was quick and easy. The bad: the physical store leaves a lot to be desired. The parking lot isn't safe (crime), the store feels dirty, the produce isn't great, and the staff are rude and unhelpful. I dislike this location so much that I often drive an extra 10-15 miles out of my way to visit either the Woodbury or Cottage Grove locations.

Should be shut down . I was there last friday 8/14/2026 i was gonna get some pizzas - freezers…read morewere 3/4 empty and the stuff they did have well you had to pick thru them cause half of em should've been tossed they were soggy not even frozen but instead they were left on the shelf for someone to risk there life buying them get home and make it and get sick. Want a fullstock walmart go to Woodbury!!! This place is junk and needs to be shut down .