After I had visited The Bar Nutrition, I did a search for a Walgreens. I needed some beverages…read moreduring my stay in the Twin Cities. This one was a brief drive for me. I had no problem finding a parking spot. After I had parked my rental vehicle, I walked into the drugstore. I decided to get a couple of two-litre bottles of pop. I was able to mix and match, so I got a Diet Dr Pepper and a Diet Pepsi. What I like about this store is its huge selection of Squishmallows and plushies. You can get everything from Mickey Mouse to a Hello Kitty collaboration with Squishmallows. I was looking for the latest M&M's flavour, which is peanut butter and jelly. Maybe it's too new. This store didn't carry it. My landed in the Twin Cities to a heatwave. It was 30°C. It was sad to see that all coolers that kept milk and drinks cold weren't working. Ugh! I had the nicest female staffer help cash me out. I paid with a credit card. Using a Canadian credit card prompts the payment system to ask whether you want to pay in USD or CAD. I always go with the latter and have the credit card figure out the exchange rate. I also have Walgreens rewards, so I entered my phone number associated with it. I have opted to get a digital receipt, which goes to my inbox and reduces paper. I thanked the woman who bagged my drinks. I carried them to my vehicle and continued on with my day. I liked dropping by this Walgreens. It had everything that I needed. I hope that the coolers have been fixed by now. (392)

I came here to purchase over the counter cold medicine. The prices are outrageous; $49 for cough…read moresyrup ! I recently shopped twice during an upper respiratory infection and spent $125 on 4-5 items. Out of desperation for relief I coughed up the inflated prices. The staff weren't welcoming or helpful, either. As I left, I thought I need to find another option for purchases like this...because this just felt like corporate greed run amok.

When I walked in I was shocked by how unorganized the store looked. I needed a phone charger and…read morethe area where they were located was in disarray. I had to get someone to assist me and she had a difficult time finding prices and had to go to the register to check. She had to get on the floor and extend her arm a distance to get the item I needed. She was really nice and helpful. I did suggest that someone organize the area.

This used to be my go to on breaks, working downtown St. Paul. Super inconvenient now that…read moreEVERYTHING has a lock on it. As if the employees weren't busy enough or hard to find for assistance, now you have to track someone down to unlock the refrigerator just to get a drink.

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.

The only reason I've ever had to shop Walmart is because a family member wants a particular…read moresupplement in a large size at a fairly decent price. Not all items are really that much of a bargain but vitamins are the best buy for a brand name. Walmart also has harder to find things than the Target experience. My default store is in Roseville, which fits more of the description of reviews for this store. Distant to rude employees, disorganized shelves, due to the customers, etc. This store was a nice surprise with well organized items, clean and smiley personable check out clerk. There still is diagonal driving at too high a speed through the parking lot, people hanging on the edge of the parking lot screaming at their phones.

I have known about The Medicine Shop for years as my grandparents have gotten all of their…read moreprescriptions filled there. They have always spoken about how nice everyone is and they even deliver. Well,! I got to experience them first hand last week when I was vacationing in the twin cities. I had underestimated how much Xibram (an anti inflammatory eye drop) I had left. I thought that I found out the hard way that I did not. I called the Medicine Shop, who promptly sprung into action, calling our pharmacy in San Francisco (going back and forth with Long's Drugs to get my prescription transferred and the insurance squared away so that I only had to pay $10.00 instead of the $160.00.) Dan Coski, the owner and pharmacist, was very zealous in squaring everything away. Before I knew it, my drops were ready and I was on my way, one happy, satisfied customer. Everyone is very kind and caring, definitely people persons. They are mainly a pharmacy, as they have a couple shelves of toiletries, compression socks, and other pharmaceutical necessities. They take the time to answer any questions that you may have. So, for friendly, caring, efficient, and knowledgeable service, The Medicine Shop cannot be beat. Keep up the good work Dan and staff.!

From the owner: The Medicine Shoppe is a full service pharmacy, emphasis on service. We provide personalized…read morecustomer service, a drive through, and free prescription delivery.

Tips: - Sign up for Walgreens rewards…read more - Beware of expired products at this store. After I had arrived in the Twin Cities, and had fetch my luggage and rental vehicle, I needed to get some drinks. I did a search and found this Walgreens by the hotel that I'd be staying at. It didn't take long to get here from MSP airport. There were lots of parking spots. I backed into an available spot and walked in. The beauty section greeted me when I walked in. I liked seeing nail care. I ended up getting a two-pack of nail clippers by Olive & June. I like the nail accessories that this company makes. I got a couple of 2 L bottles of pop. I also got two packages of Pepperidge Farm cookies. M&M's has a bakery collection out. This store didn't have it. However, it had caramel M&M's pop'd. It has a cookie component that's freeze-dried. I lined up at the checkout. I got a woman at the checkout who noticed that one of my Pepperidge Farms cookies had expired. It was a bummer, as it was the white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. I went to swap it out for dark chocolate Milano cookies. I then let the woman know that there was another package of white chocolate macadamia nut cookies that had expired. I realize that there are a ton of products in this drugstore. I felt that the tone of her voice made me feel like it was my fault for picking up an expired box. She didn't say anything when I let her know about the second box. I then said that both need to be removed from the shelf. She finally acknowledged that they would be. It was weird. I appreciated that she noticed the expiration date, but it was the delivery that wasn't the best. I entered my phone number associated with my rewards at Walgreens. I got some savings applied. My receipt was sent to my inbox. She bagged my items. I thanked her and carried my goods to my rental vehicle. The toenail clippers work nicely. I like the silicone grips. The clippers are effective and safe. The caramel M&M's pop'd snacks are so good. They are a bit expensive getting a bag for $9. They are worth treating yourself to a bag. It's a decent drugstore. Just be careful about expiration dates on products. (120)

Getting better I think because I got correct blood pressure medicine that has some benefits to help…read morewith my mild tremors (non-seizure) in my hands! :) I think I clearly did not need to blame this store for giving me wrong medicine that I knew they are same Verapamils with different colors, but Verapamil ER is best one than Verapamil SR in my opinion! :) that's why I needed to ask questions about medicines in the future before taking them.

I love this local drug store…read more Owned and run by three generations of the same family. They employ local kids and even fund the local ice rink. I appreciate how they know us, our kids, and our neighbors. The pharmacists are knowledgeable and kind.

It's an independently owned neighborhood pharmacy. That in and of itself is rare these days. They…read moreseem to know me already and I've just started getting occasional medication fills here. The pharmacists are accessible. They let you know when your meds are ready. The lines aren't insane. The improvement in the pharmacy experience over Walgreen's or CVS is so extreme it's hard to imagine they're the same type of business. It's small so don't expect to buy your groceries, but they have a surprising amount of medical supplies, etc. for a small place.

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.

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.

This was the first target store I ever visited when I moved to USA many years ago…read more I did that impress me a lot less century, but today I was impressed by the light, the cleanliness, the space and the presentation. For the staff, many of them very young, or very old. Working example as the whole area is full of life with many restaurants and shops. Clientele seemed decent no drama. I left this place with good vibes probably because when I visited in the afternoon, the window of the store are sunset facing so it was flooded with light. Probably the best time to come visit here would be before sunset.

A variety of products and produce at decent prices. Employees are helpful. Self checkout lanes…read morealong with normal cashiers. Starbucks inside as well.

Tiana the cashier was extremely unpleasant. She was totally impatient and expressed her rudeness on…read moreher face!! If you're going to work in customer service you should be able to handle any circumstance! please find better staff

Not the worst of drug stores nor the best...but they do have good staff that actually want to help…read morepatrons. I couldn't remember if I still had an Walgreens account-so they looked it up for me. Thank you! I was able to use my "Walgreens account" to get the discounted price on a product I was purchasing.