This pharmacy is very clean, organized, and the prices do not hurt your pocket if you are going to…read morepurchase basic items such as soap or toothbrushes. Also the workers are very nice and helpful. If you are staying in the Santurce area or close to the Pavia hospital, it would not be a bad choice to check out this pharmacy for your essentials.

Can't say enough how helpful they were. My cpap mask got damaged on our flight in and I needed to…read morereplace it. I called Them and they went above and beyond to confirmed the model and size. 24 hours later they delivered it to my hotel

This is more than just a drugstore. It is also a mini market. What makes this place stand out is…read moretheir aisle of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern products. It is very difficult to find these products here in PR, so it's nice to have a place to get them.

Great service, friendly staff and they seem to always have what you need. Great neighborhood…read morebusiness

It's good store overall. However, I don't recommend the photo "center". I went for passport…read morepictures, the guy with a little camera in a bad light takes picture of you while you stand by the shelfs, nothing "professional-quality" about it. Pictures turned out mediocre, paid $16 for it and couldn't use them.

Walgreens in the Plaza! All the essentials although it's a little cramped with less space between…read morethe aisles than other Walgreens in the area. Recommend purchasing your souvenirs here- so much cheaper than the tourist shops- and the local candies. Also check out the farmers market on the same level.

Always very busy. Fast checkout lanes but can suffer from out of stocks. A reliable alternative…read morewhen in a hurry.

Dear Walgreens You…read morealways had air conditioning. The people who work there are incredibly nice. I bought all the things I needed for my six month stay in Puerto Rico here - an umbrella, 5000 gallons of Dasani water, 47 bottles of Don Q Cristal or Gold or Jose Cuervo depending on what you had, milk, bread, reading glasses, pens, notebooks, ice, Medalla Light, hot sauce, Doritos, gum, beef jerky, sliced cheese, gatorade, Sprite, more rum, soup, slim jims, heartburn medication, paper towels, and.... who knows what else I have yet to buy. I quit smoking but I see you have lots of cigarettes too. I know you are there for me Walgreens Hato Rey. I think I've been there every single day now. I walk there. And then I walk back. Sometimes it rains but I always bring the awesome umbrella you sold me a long time ago. I have a crush on all of your workers too. But so do the cops they are always in there scamming on the cashiers. And they are way cooler than me so I really have no chance. I made a playlist based on shazamming songs I heard while waiting in your line. It's almost 2 hours long (the playlist, the lines are not that long, even if they look long). And although you are now "mask-optional" I will always wear mine in remembrance of our times together. Each and every night I will drift off to sleep hoping to hear someone tell me "adalante!".... and then I will go to them in my dreams. Gracias Walgreens.

I just left your store at Esmeralda in Guaynabo. I had…read morebought milk the night before and this morning I noticed it was spoiled. I went this morning to change the milk and manager gave me a hard time. He asked for a receipt and I told that I paid with my Ath Movil. I showed him the evidence. He had me waiting a while and came and asked i remembered the employed . I said no. He went back to his office. He came back and said he couldn't find a receipt with that amount. He has no way to confirm that sale. I got upset because he said that I had no recept and did remember the employee. So I told him that I am a client and that ATM platform gives him all the evidence. This argument in front of other clients. I am 65 years old and he was implying that I didn't buy the milk there. *

To Go Stores are a chain of convenience stores. They are usually found at gas stations. This one…read moreisn't, although there is a gas station across the street. They offer your traditional convenient store goods. The craft beer selection is ample. They also have wine, sparkling wines, and liquors. You can buy food such as pastries, sandwiches, wraps, etc. there is a section with tables, TV, and a bar. I have some friends who liked to hang out here late at night. I only come here to stock up on beer when I go to a nearby beach. Before COVID, this place was open 24/7. Due to restrictions, I don't know if they still open 24 hours. Parking can be found off Calle King's Court. There is also street parking available. Being on the corner of Calle Loiza and King's Court puts this place is a centric location with lots of restaurants and stores nearby. Worth stopping by if you are in the area.