After getting back to real civilization that is the city of Annapolis, Maryland, the first stop I…read moremade was here at this CVS. I'm thankful that CVS is a nationwide drug store chain with many locations across the USA. With that said, I arrived here on a Sunday morning in late January 2023 from Harrington, Delaware. I needed to purchase things that would help me recover from an incident that left me with lower back pain. CVS usually has a lot of the everyday stuff most people need on a daily basis, usually food and other household items that are essential for daily life. My experience here at this CVS location in Annapolis, Maryland probably took no more than 10 minutes, as my friend and I looked for what I needed and checked out to do other things in the city. The store itself reminds me of the ones we have back home in Honolulu. I guess they arrange the store a certain way, so any CVS location looks all the same, no matter where you are. For the most part though, the ambiance felt like a grocery store type of vibe but not really. As weird as it sounds and the pain from my low back at the time, it was nice and enjoyable to be here trying to find the quick solution to my medical maladies. The service here was good and friendly, while being typical and professional at the same time. Just want the pain to over! The overall experience here at this particular CVS Drug store was good and casual. The store itself was arranged in a way that you could find what you were looking for within 10-15 minutes without help, which is what my friend and I did that January 2023 day. This CVS is pretty cool And located in the center of town, where the state capitol building is nearby. They have quite the assortment of things you'd normally find at the neighborhood drug store, which CVS tries to be everyday. I am familiar with the CVS name since they have locations in Honolulu, HI. During my experience here in Annapolis, Maryland, the purchase of pain management products were at the top of my shopping list of the day. I also purchased a drink and offered my friend one too, since she was driving me around. CVS carries both name brand and generics, when it comes to pharmaceuticals, as well as food products and other everyday items, so that there's some disparity and the customer has some bit of choice as far as what to buy and what the prices are. I didn't think that the store itself had central air conditioning but then again, I was there in late January - winter time but balmy. It was a good visit under interesting circumstances. While I preferred to have come here for other things, it is what it is. Pain management is a real thing for many people and for me, I'm glad that CVS was there to meet my needs. This CVS location is centralized at 123 Main Street in Annapolis, Maryland. It's on the main drag of the city and near the state capitol and the US Naval Academy. They accept major credit cards, as well as cash. There is mostly street parking here and luckily for me and my friend, we secured a spot directly in front of the store on a brisk Sunday morning before 9am. It was pretty cool. If Annapolis has a local bus system, you can use that to get around the city and get here if you need things. From out of town? Use Amtrak or greyhound for a cheaper alternative. If not, Uber and Lyft works too. CVS is a well established brand and you can be sure that they will have what you need everyday! 4.0 stars for the overall experience. 4.0 stars for the service and 5.0 stars for being open before 9am on a Sunday morning in January. Support local! B

Worst CVS I've ever been to. Customer service was awful self checkout machine was not working and…read morethe staff had no idea what she was doing.

The pharmacy staff are Top Notch, My Prescription was ready when I arrived and Patricia M. Answered…read moreall of my questions. I felt welcomed at this pharmacy, unlike the nearby competition. Thank you

Thanks for having 8+ employees running around, running the customers over, hitting us with carts…read moreand blocking lanes for stupid mobile orders. Meanwhile, 1 to 2 cashiers that are so slow they're going backwards in time serve the people who actually get their rear end up in the morning. Then, the eggs are packed vertically in the bag!!, all the cold and warm food is mixed together, and cleaning supplies mixed with food. Also, Thanks for making my day as I unload all the bags in the parking lot and doing it correctly. P.S. Start looking at expiration dates, some of the food expired in June and it's August... nasty grocery store.

I want to appreciate this Walmart bcus it's local to me and I do frequent this location. But to be…read morehonest, I'm not sure if it's due to lack of staff, a large amount of customers or what, but getting customers out of the building is beyond frustrating. Coming in on a Saturday mid-afternoon, I would've thought that more than 2-registers would be opened at this hour, but it was our (a large amount of us) only option. Not even including the self-check out as options, it could certainly encourage someone to leave without paying for items..... just something to note for later. L&P could be busy if they don't open their lines up to get people in and out, as I'm sure a lot of us desire.

I bought two three pairs pf shoes and only the third pair fit and matched my style after telling…read morehelp everyone and in total having three people help me. There's also plenty of people to help but they mostly just stand around the store and the manager was kind of rude when I asked to return and get a refund. I like there products but you can find a better store with more and better customer service easier. Also they called me him when I clearly look like a woman fucking trans phobic bitches.

I went in this morning to pick up my prescription that had my doctors approval and signature to…read moreback it, the lady I had to assist me was very rude and short with me, she proceeds to tell me that she had to "check if they had it in the back" but after conversing with her coworkers and a few rude looks and glares she informed me that there was a new cvs policy where "in order to get my prescription 2 doctors need to sign my prescription" I explained to her that I never had this problem before, she then told me to go to a different pharmacy like giant to get my medication?? What ?? This was completely outrageous, instead of arguing I decided to leave that cvs and go to the cvs in dunkirk that gave me my medication easily with no problem. I was just wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if different cvs locations have different policies or was I just treated poorly?

Your standard CVS experience. Easy in and out. They actually have an employee dedicated to…read morewatching the self checkout here, so they must have lp problems.

It's a CVS. In this part of town it's convenient and a little cheaper than hotel beverages (why I…read morewent). Clean and well stocked, no complaints... for a CVS or convenience store.

We have been going to Friendly Pharmacy for 25+ years and continued with new ownership over the…read moreyears. The pharmacist is very knowledgeable of his clients and their needs. Lisa Sanders

Decided to try our local pharmacy today instead of going to Edgewater Walgreens. Fast, friendly and…read moreefficient service. We will be moving our prescriptions to this pharmacy instead. Happy to find a place closer to home.

Walgreens, 50 Massachusetts Ave NE - This Walgreens branch is an excellent example of a practical…read morecity store. I always found everything I needed here, from food to toiletries and medications. The shop is clean, well organized, and the staff appear friendly and professional. A big advantage is its location near the station, making it easy to stop by quickly and take care of everything without losing time.

On the bottom level of Walgreens, this location gets a bad rap, but I appreciate it. It's spacious…read morewith all the necessities, including grab-n-go food. There's even a FedEx kiosk inside!