Nice new clean store! They have plenty of cannibis flower , but it won't make you high for sure!read more

I swear coming to this store is a gift in a curse. On the positive there is an ample parking lot…read morewhere you can always find a spot so you can come and do your shopping without stressing about tickets. On the other hand, you have to deal with employees that are either super nice and aloof or slightly passive aggressive, AKA wrong and strong. Usually I can get all the items that I need at this location, but it's also difficult to find it in the place that it would be in another location, coupled with long lines, the online order feature is quite attractive. Today I came to pick up my curbside order, as usual at this location no less, and I followed the prompts from the email that I was sent letting me know my order was ready. After waiting 10 minutes I called the store and was told by an employee that they don't offer curbside pick up. When? What are you talking about? I just went inside made sure my order was correct and left. I will definitely call a manager to verify whether this is the case or not. They definitely threw off my time schedule, tuh (kisses teeth )

I've been a customer at this location for years and have had a recurring issue that I want to…read moredocument publicly: when I call the pharmacy, I'm put on hold and then the call is disconnected. This has happened multiple times, not once or twice. Each time I've tried calling back, the same thing happens. When I do manage to get through or show up in person, the staff are dismissive and rude -- not in a "having a bad day" way, but consistently, across multiple visits and interactions. Basic questions are met with impatience, and there's no sense that they view patients as people who actually need their medication. The other pattern I've experienced repeatedly: I receive a notification that my prescription is ready for pickup, I make the trip, and I'm told to come back in 30 minutes, a few hours, or sometimes not until next week. No explanation, no apology. If the prescription isn't ready, don't send the notification. It's that simple. The combination of unreachable phones, inaccurate ready notifications, and dismissive staff makes this location genuinely unreliable for anything time-sensitive. I've since filed a complaint with Walgreens corporate and would encourage others with similar experiences to do the same (1-800-925-4733). If you have a routine prescription that requires zero coordination, maybe. If you ever need to actually speak to someone or rely on accurate information, look elsewhere.

Like most large chain stores, this CVS subscribes to the postal service customer service model,…read moreleaving multiple cashier stations empty, with 1 young teenage employee left to put up with confused and emotionally fatigued customers who are irritated by the failings of the flawed self-checkout machines. Yes, you are punished by capitalism with anything you can tief being under lock with long waits to find an employee to unlock your deodorant safety deposit box. The storied pharmacy lines will age you so you are contemplating the nearby shelves' hair dye to cover the gray hairs spurred by the stress the line wait has brought on, invariably behind someone talking loudly on speaker phone about their personal business you do not need to hear, and may they not be complaining about a recent wrongdoing, since that will set them up for more drama at the counter when they finally reach it. Watch out, mama! When you finally squeeze past the worker unpacking the tall stack of plastic cargo crates at the end cap that seem to never contain the hydrogen peroxide that is absent from the dusty bottom shelf in the pick-up line, you will be asked for your identifying name and birth date by the indifferent dogla who is chewing gum and shaking in place, bobbing up and down like he's been sampling the Adderall, washed down with a 6-pack of Monster caffeine drinks. He never seldom looks up at you as he continues gossiping with his coworkers, as most of the clerks do. As you can experience in most cheap retail, they aren't paid enough to provide proper customer service, and kissing your ass costs a lot more, so it's expected. But those big plastic cargo crates left out for days on Parkside Ave can supplement the shortcomings of the store when you borrow them to pack when moving to your new apartment in the Vanderveer because gentrification is forcing you out once again. Why can't rich white people bring a reasonable chain pharmacy experience with them as they invade Flatbush? Do their $3,050/month studios at 210 Clarkson Ave have a built in drug store to go with their anemic on-site gym? As others noted, with Kings County Hospital around the corner, there are plenty of independent pharmacies nearby, almost 1 per block down Nostrand Ave, from Parkside Ave to Linden Blvd. Michael's Famasi on Linden and Wojez is so local, their sign is in Haitian Kreyol. Bon bagay!

Only started coming here because the pharmacy close to me closed down. This place is not fully…read morestocked ever and the lines are crazy. Just prepare you knees and back to stand in very slow long lines.

I stumbled upon this cute little pharmacy while visiting the Brooklyn Bridge. The cobblestone roads…read morewere adorable. Though the rainy weather was less than desirable, it allowed me the opportunity to seek shelter in this shop. I took interest in the cute greeting cards that were created by local artists. Very creative and relevant. I personally purchased a small pouch of doggie treats for my pup. They also carried some snacks, etc that you would find in a convenience store. What a gem!

Let me start by saying Eva the pharmacist is the best and she works Friday and Saturday, if you…read moremust come to this location wait for Eva. I have been coming here for over 5 years, because Eva is a fabulous pharmacist. In the past few years I've had to interact with less than pleasant co workers of hers. These employees have accidentally given me my brothers medication before and him mine (hippa violation much). In recent days they lost a prescription of mine and were beyond inconsiderate over the phone. I abruptly ended a call stating I would wait for Eva who is always kind. I was called back and told they would give me a courtesy refill only to be interrupted when saying thank you by "if you're so grateful leave a review." So here is what you asked for :) Do not come here unless you can interact with Eva, the other pharmacists commit HIPPA violations, are rude and do not care about the customers.

The borracho is the best!…read more Seriously though this is the best bodega in park slope. Perfect spot to grab huge delicious sandwiches before heading to the park.

Great bodega on 5th and sackett. Reasonable prices and…read moreselections. Decent deli/grill . Fast service. Tightly packed conv. Store.

I shopped here because it was so close to the hotel i was staying at. I did not buy any real food…read moreso i cannot evaluate that. I just got some drinks(beer, soda, water) and some snack items for the hotel. However, this place is pretty large and looks like it has whatever you might want. It was convenient and efficient for us.

It's actually about frustration in signing up for online shopping; I have tried randomly over a…read moreperiod of months to get a functioning account and have never succeeded. Nor can I get anyone who "does" the online service management or get relevant answers from the Contact Us link. Last night I got to the checkout, and then the site kept asking me for the order number. ??? That ended the order going through. Mohammed tried to help by doing it verbally over the phone but there were too many items to deal with. It had been a go-to-shop for me since it opened, but after an accident I can't easily go in-person and now apparently I can't shop there at all or find anyone who is responsible/helpful for the site's customer functionality.

I used to go to this deli when I lived on Covert Street. I recommend it to everyone living in and…read moremoving to Bushwick BK now and I back to it when I'm in the city

Small grocery store on the corner of Bushwick and Hancock. Owner/manager is a very nice guy. Food…read moreis cooked on the spot and their prices are decent. I got coffee here about five to six days straight and my cup of coffee never disappointed.

Again, cheapest gas around, a bathroom, Burger King and other goods If you need it. They still rip…read moreyou off on These gas station prices, like $3.50 for a gallon of water, but they do that everywhere so it's no big deal. They recently upgraded so now they have smart touch screens it's pretty cool

The sign used to be Sunoco but now is fully Bolla! Service is the same as before. Price is good…read morecompared to another gas station in the area. Mostly busy all the time. Cash pay less than credit card and this gas station is self-service. This place has an air machine for tiles. You must have a quarter to be able to use it.

Pretty decent Duane Reade on Bedford Ave…read more Smaller upper floor space where you'll find the cashiers and refrigerated drinks. Lower level is where everything else is. Mini market area, food items, pharmacy, self care items, and everything else. Escalator and elevator. For the ladies there is a nice cosmetics and skin care selection, along with a Birchbox area. Really clean and organized shelves. I found the staff nice too.

Probably the worst pharmacy to send anything to because they don't pick up their phone - I've been…read moreon hold for 2 hours and it still says there's one person in front of me (It went from 2 people to 1 person after 1 hour - do they only have one person staffed to answer phone calls? How long does one person take?) I honestly think the only reason the queue is now 1 person is because everyone else has given up! This is the fourth time I've called the pharmacy - I've never been connected with a human before. If you go in person to the pharmacy, they're helpful, just really busy. It seems like they really need to work out their staffing.

This is a tricky one... There will be a line ALWAYS, unless…read moreyou get there before the pharmacy opens or immediately after lunch. I do all of my refills online a few days or even a week in advance... My doctors have pre-ordered meds prior to any procedures... You can always go across the street lol Most of the staff are lovely And just so you know, I've had a few crash outs in there, but I have figured out how to get around the basic issues. There is always the free delivery option as well. The overall store sometimes pisses me off because they often don't have simple things that the chain carries, or it sells out super fast.

If you're looking for horrible service with an attitude and to waste your time, please visit the…read more1366 broadway location. My wife was waiting to be helped with shipping a package since they are a 3rd party shipper for Fed Ex. The experience was a nightmare. First off, she was asked to wait 10 minutes. While she was waiting she was skipped by 4 people. The same person who told her to wait AYANA took 4 people ahead. Then a man told her she needed to buy their tape so they can taper her small box. The box contained 4T (toddler) sneakers. You can imagine how small the box is. I wish I could remember his name. My wife had to look for tape and they were out. The man then took 20 minutes to find tape stock to sell to my wife. They finally printed the label and you'd think they were ready to ship. But no..they claimed Fed ex couldnt accept the package. All in all about 45 minutes were wasted. Thats what I call great customer service.....these people aee horrible.