Glad it was here yesterday. Cold water and allergy medicine. This is quite a busy location. Yet am…read moregrateful as was struggling with heat. Zyrtec rocks. It brought immediate relief almost. In my opinion still best allergy medicine. The staff here were helpful. A lot of items are locked up. Yet the employees were able to get to us quickly. It's certainly a clean store and great location. If you're in the area this works!

Is it the work conditions? The huge student loan debt? What makes a pharmacist this bad?…read moreMy doc calls in two scripts They fill one but not the other I bring in three scripts - I get one - they double check - nope nothing in the system - nothing on the shelves Another doc calls in a new dose - they give me the old dosage The input source may change but the output is always... off And when I raise it with them they stand there and look at me - dear in headlights. In medicine - attention to detail is critical - but this location does everything half ass Do yourself a favor - go to another location where they actually want to do their job

The pharmacy is an absolute mess. They don't even open until 10, and close at 1:30 for lunch. Then…read morethey don't stay open past 7. The pharmacists are not helpful and can't handle routine requests. This location needs to close.

Cashier was absolutely clueless and would not honor the online retail price of the item. Said I had…read moreto order online to get a price match when I showed proof on Walgreen's website their policy. "Upon request, Walgreens stores will price match to Walgreens.com regular price"

If I could give negative stars I would. Blatantly rude pharmacist that was very confrontational and…read moredid not want to help with my prescription concerns. The pharmacist was a foreign bald dude with a slight beard. He should be fired. Was not willing to help with my prescription and clearly does not care about his job or the people his job is intended to cater for. My physician gave me an additional discount for my prescription that works at any CVS. I kindly asked the lady dealing with me if she would be able to apply the discount card. The man immediately interjected and said "We close at 7. Tomorrow." He then followed up with: "you have good insurance. You don't need more discount." Absolute A-Hole comment. Clearly is not happy with his job or life. I ended up just paying the difference because I did not want to deal with him or get into an argument. Truthfully ruined my day. They could've said no and been nice about it and given a reasonable explanation as to why they wouldn't accept it. But the rudeness and attitude was really over the top and is why I am writing this review. Do not go here unless you want to have your day ruined by rude people.

I'm a lay minister with many years of community service experience and I'm also studying theology…read morein grad school. I like to show grace whenever possible, so even when I have to go on Yelp to write about a bad experience, I try to be fair and constructive. But you know, I'm also human. First of all, the employee named Raheem either needs to be re-trained or has to be let go. I don't like calling out employees by name in reviews unless it's for good service but Raheem made me feel so uncomfortable that I'm forced to go public like this in the hope that it will foster change. Until Raheem rung up my merchandise, I had never had a retail experience -- at CVS or other stores -- where I was pressured to accept a subscription. Raheem was giving me the hard sell for the CVS CarePass, by giving me a song and dance about how CVS recognizes that Americans are going through hard times right now and that the company wants to help the community by giving away ten dollars off each total purchase. Blah blah blah. I'm not naive. We've all gone through our fair share of sales pitches for rewards clubs. But Raheem was going for it hard like he was the used care salesman of the CVS world. It was horrific. He wouldn't take No for an answer. He just kept going on and on about things like "But you can take the ten dollars now and cancel tomorrow." And in my head I was thinking, "I don't want to cancel tomorrow. I don't want to do ANYTHING that I DO NOT WANT to do tomorrow." In fact, I was very close to spitting out a lecture about consent. Instead, I just politely smiled and said variations of "no" with increasing firmness. And all the while, my mom was standing next to me, not knowing what to do. What's the moral of this story? That bad customer service experiences happen? Maybe. But the other moral of the story might be that you never know what a customer is going through, so learn to read the room -- or at least try not to make hard sells. You see, the thing is, this CVS is located within a 20 minute walk from MedStar Georgetown. I can only imagine how many people like my mom and I shop there: we are family members of a patient currently hospitalized at MedStar Georgetown. My dad had a stroke and he was helicoptered there from our home hospital in the suburbs to get better treatment. We got a hotel nearby so it would be easier to get to my dad every day during the early stages of his recovery. By the time we were at CVS tonight, we were tired and hungry after a long day of caring for my dad, and we had a lot of merchandise that needed to be rung up. The last thing we needed was Raheem making us feel like crap because we didn't want to accept his offer. While I'm on the subject, I didn't like the way Raheem's coworker -- a man whose name I didn't get, sadly -- scoldingly told me to take all my stuff out of my basket. On the one hand, I understand. But on the other, if you're gonna come at me like that for protocol, maybe you should keep the basket holders closer to the registers. What is the customer supposed to do when you snap at them to take all their stuff out of the basket? Trudge all the way over to the front doors in the middle of a transaction to replace the basket in the one basket holder in the whole store?! Is the cashier going to take the basket back from me after I empty it and place it behind the register? No instruction provided whatsoever. Just take your stuff out. If I wanted this kind of treatment, I would go shopping in the slums of my home country. "Show me your pockets!" I hate writing a review like this in which the antagonists are BIPOC folks. But you know the saying. Not all skin folk are kin folk. Avoid this CVS. Especially when you have loved ones at MedStar Georgetown. You will be demeaned and belittled far beneath whatever medical crisis has already sunk you to your lowest low.

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!

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!

Thus concerns the MINUTE CLINIC only. The doctor was…read moreexcellent, thorough, and exact in explaining the issues.In addition to diagnosing my immediate concerns she checked a numbe,of other things, BP, hearing, eyes etc/. Just excrement/

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.

Keep in mind that this CVS is an urban one so it's smaller than what you may be used to. The aisles…read moreare a little narrower. It's also on GW's campus so items that college students love may be gone. When I popped in to get trash bags and Ziplock bags, the security guard was so friendly and helpful.

This store is a much better location than other stores I've been to because I can actually find the…read morehealth and beauty products that I need. Also, I can appreciate the morning staff and the cleanliness of the store. Doesn't hurt to mention that it's located by Western Market so in case you're waiting on prescriptions, you can stop by one of the stores in there and enjoy some food or a sweet treat. Lol

This has to be one of the newest CVS Pharmacy's in the DC area. As it did not pop up on what's…read morenearby, and the fact that it was nearly spotless inside. The only reason I happened upon it is that it is in the same building as the hotel I was staying at. Being so, it does not have direct access to the hotel (at least not that I seen) and you need to exit the hotel and walk around the corner to enter. I came in here for some drinks, snacks and hygiene products. It was not my intentions to stay the night in the DC area, but this made it easier to get what I did need for a one night stay. It feels like a narrow store, and it is multi-leveled, so be careful and watch your step. Aisles are a tight squeeze and you can be pushed along your way when looking for an item. Checking out is a breeze. Probably the easiest thing to be done in here.

horrible that you advertise 24/7 and then when i call you are closed!! we needed an emergency…read moreprescription.

Nice location. Easy to locate things. Quick check out. Security is at the front door, so you…read morefeel safe.

This CVS and the Wawa are good resources if you're an out-of-towner and staying in one of the…read morehotels in the area. I was staying at the Madison Hotel and the CVS was a short walk. Heads up, some of the products are locked up and staff will hand you the items you want after you press the service button. The travel section was well stocked when I went there.

While visiting the area it started to pour down. Popped in for an umbrella. They were conveniently…read morelocated upfront. I was surprised how many options they had and that they were all good quality. I used self check out and was out in less than three minutes.

Babes do no come here if you looking for makeup line was also super long. U have to call someone to…read moreget your product which took some time theyre trying their best