I have to be honest - I only went in here for the free pen on their 110th Anniversary today…read more If I was ever in Lockhart, and needed some advil, I'd definitely go back.

There are few opportunities in life to experience a real piece of living history. Westy's Pharmacy…read moreis just that place. This drug store has been owned and operated by the same family for 115 years continuously. It has a warm and welcoming atmosphere and prescriptions are filled with lightning fast speed! Even if you don't need medication I would encourage you to stop by for a soda or check out some of the most unique gifts. Make sure you say hello to Brad. He is worth getting to know.

Pharmacist is one of the most rude, disrespectful people out there. I went to the pharmacy to ask…read moreabout an OTC item, used in conjunction with a medication I have been prescribed & taken for years since leaving the Military. Before I could finish my sentence, while simultaneously showing my prescription, she interrupted and said "No, we don't have those". That's weird because it's a very common item. The Tech gave me the look like she's lying but had to go through with it. She said we have been out of it for over a month. Funny, because my Caucasian neighbor literally went there 2 days prior to me going, and go the same item that they were "magically out of for over a month". This Pharmacist is racist and clearly has a chip on her shoulder. Possibly got an unfair advantage when getting admitted into Pharmacy School ("D"idn't "E"arn "I"t, strikes again) Then, after leaving, I received an email from Walgreens asking "how they did". I surely left as detailed as a response as possible. A few days later, received a phone call from a San Antonio number, who identified himself as the District Manager. This guy seemed like he was just "going through the motions" and didn't actually have sincerity in his responses. Then acted like he magically was surprised. What? There are SEVERAL negative reviews all dedicated to this Pharmacist. Best advice, go to a different pharmacy establishment all together. NOT RECOMMENDED. 1 out of 5 stars.

Sadly I have to give them one star to even post. The pharmacy staff are probably the most rude…read morefolks that I have ever encountered. They hang up the phone before your even finished with the conversation and when your in person they cut your conversation off. All I want to do is pick up a prescription without grief or attitude. They are sure some very unhappy people that work in the pharmacy.

This CVS has everything a gal could need. I popped in for a few things I had forgotten and they had…read moreall in stock, thank goodness. I had no engagement with staff while in the store so can't comment on that bit. I took a Waymo so can't comment on parking either but I was a little confused at first by the different set up here. They have 2 stories! So if you're looking for something and don't see it on the first floor, head up the stairs and it'll probably be there. They do have an elevator, as well, if needed. By the registers, they have 3 Self Checkouts for easy self-serve shopping. One staff was monitoring the operations but it was a seamless experience for me. You just gotta keep in mind you are downtown so you may encounter unhomed people and all that comes with that.

I live close to this location and use it often. It's a smaller version of CVS because it's…read moredowntown, but it has pretty much everything I need. I especially appreciate everyone at the pharmacy and the pharmacist who do a great job. I get all my shots there. They are very welcoming. If you live downtown and can walk it's great. If you don't - beware, parking is pretty challenging.

I have been here twice when my thyroid supplements didn't arrive on time in the mail. They have…read morePure supplements which work well for me. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable.

I went by on the recommendation of my chiropractor for a supplement to deal with shoulder pain…read more They suggested a product by Synovx. I nearly dropped when I heard the $50+ price, but their confidence in the product led me to try it. It's worked miracles for me, and I've told so many others that I've lost count. A few weeks later they solved another problem for me with a special formulation of magnesium prescribed by my doctor in a lower dose than I could find elsewhere (including Whole Foods Market). It was just what the doctor had ordered, and I didn't have to split pills and worry if I should have. And, to think I almost didn't go here because I'd sized them up as an overpriced, small town shop. You can pay less, and you can guess at what you need at the big box stores, but there is a value in knowledge and service. As far as pricing goes, I've actually priced the identical products at a holistic pharmacy chain in Austin and found I would've wasted the dollar or so savings in gas alone. Although I don't have any experience with their pharmacy, I understand they compound prescriptions. Last time I tried doing that with their three letter competitor, I got lost in the shuffle somewhere in San Antonio and wound up waiting 5 days for my medication. (This is a co-owned sister to the B&J Pharmacy in San Marcos, so if you're closer to that location, you can feel confident that you'll find the same products and get the same great service as at Wimberley.)

I LOVE HEB AS MUCH AS I LOVE SMALL TOWN GOSSIP! I had been…read morelooking forward to stepping foot on Texas soil and visiting my favorite Texas grocery store, HEB, for the last 4 months! I Was a regular shopper at the HEB in Bastrop. Then I moved to Georgetown and was a regular shopper at the 3 HEBs in Georgetown! While staying in Lockhart, this weekend for a family wedding, I went to the local HEB. It wasn't the HEB, I'm use to shopping at. It was much smaller and older. That part wasn't a big deal, because Lockhart has a smaller population and that store has been in the same location for a long time. I went in to grab some flowers to bring to a local friend of mine, that invited TV (The Villain, my husband Ray) over for a BBQ. I was also going to grab strawberry shortcake fixin's. I went to pick out flowers and half of the selection was wilted. There was a young lady vacuuming the floral section, that clearly saw me waiting to peruse the rest of the flowers. She took her sweet a$$ time vacuuming. I patiently waited. When she was finished, she shot me a snotty irritated look. I'm not sure if she was mad that she had to vacuum or that I patiently waited. This is NOT the customer service I'm use to receiving from HEB! That was the first time I saw an HEB employee unhappy to be working at HEB! I was as confused as a fart in a fan factory! (Personally I've always dreamed of working at an HEB, if Ray aka TV (The Villain) divorces me. I would move myself right back to Texas and work at an HEB) The good news is, this HEB carry's a lot of my favorite HEB products! They carry my Cobb Salad, that I use to eat at least 3 times a week! Their tortilla chips with Sea Salt! Their Ice Cream is to die for!!! Their coffee! I could write a novel about HEB products, but I don't have time. Bottom line; HEB has great prices and products! I've missed you HEB!!!! PS. I would love an HEB t-shirt, I wear a women's size medium SSDGM, Elaine

It's a standard HEB this no super HEB. It's conveniently located for us when we are heading to the…read moreranch. Keep in mind it is presently in the midst of a remodel so it is crazy time amongst the aisles. Do yourself a favor and find a parking spot away from the crowd as the spots are tight.

They retrieved and fill a prescription I left at home and made it so easy. Thank you!read more

I am visiting from California. I had a prescription for refill. Katrina and staff were amazing - I…read morejust received a call 2 hours earlier then told - it is ready for pick up.

Love this place a pharmacy plus great selection of wine clothes jewelry and gifts everyone who…read moreworks there are the nicest people you ever want to know you will not be disappointed

I have lived in Canyon Lake for several years. Today was…read morethe worst experience I ever had. I broke my foot while on vacation. I went to my GP and ended up with a rx for my pain . The pharmacist was so incredibly rude, refused to fill or transfer my rx to someone else. When I asked why she LIED, said that she called the other two pharmacies in our area and tried to tell me that she found out that I was getting narcotics from all 3 pharmacies in town. Not possible first of all because narcotics go into a database and she would automatically be able to see anywhere that I have not gotten any other narcotics. Also I can't possibly even do that because any doctor can also see that. I believe they are breaking the law on two things. 1. Calling other pharmacies and talking about me I believe breaks HIPPA laws. 2. She is refusing to follow Doctors orders and told me she just doesn't want to do it because she doesn't like me! Also 3 years ago I almost died because they didn't do their job and I was unresponsive and taken to the hospital. That tells me they didn't check for drug interactions! Please please, do not trust them with your life, nor your privacy. Oh, and yes I recorded the call and have her saying she called other pharmacies and talked to them about me. Thank God I have an attorney in the family lol. When karma hits you ma'am, I hope you remember my name and it never leaves your head Edit: so I talked with our attorney in the family and unfortunately it's past the statute of limitations. However what I can do is file a complaint with the Board of Pharmacists and it will stay on her permanent record. I urge anybody else who has had to deal with her abhorrent and unprofessional behavior do the same. The more people that file misconduct or any other complaints to the board of pharmacists the better. This can get her license revoked! And she can no longer put people's lives in danger nor their privacy . This woman's lack of compassion, unethical and irresponsible practices will stop and she will never practice as a pharmacist will stop and nobody will ever have to go through the pain and suffering I have gone through. Actually I'm going to call our family attorney and see if I can sue her for pain and suffering personally. Also I will come back with another edit and leave the link for the Texas board of pharmacists

So, we're from iutta town on vacation and I hurt my back on the river. I needed relief, so after…read morecalling my NP, I needed a pharmacy. And, like a sign from above these guys popped up. After the pharmacist calling and verifying my prescription and information, she said she was getting right on it. Within 30 minutes, I received a text that it was ready! Zoom I go and pull right up to the window, and was met by a friendly face named Gabby, she helped me with a few other things that we needed and the pharmacist came to speak with me. Both ladies were extremely friendly and made me feel better already! Thanks to your staff and keep up the great work!!

Target is not a bad place to go for some essential items. Prices are reasonable. Target has an app…read morethat you can use for deals. This location is going through a remodel. Depending on the time of day checking out can be a pain. At times they do not have self check out open and might have one or two check out lanes open. So if you are not in a hurry to go somewhere after great. If you are don't bother. Selection of products is reasonable.

This location is NEVER in stock with items from any department. Despite the website/mobile app…read moresaying that items are in stock in store at this location, I am constantly unable to find things I need here. Even with a full list of items I need, I often leave empty handed as I usually cannot find ONE item that is in stock.

I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by my experience with the pharmacy at this Walgreens…read more My daughter has epilepsy and depends on her seizure medication to stay alive. Missing even one dose can be life-threatening. Due to a storm, the Walgreens location where her prescription was ready was closed, but another nearby Walgreens location was open. I called to ask--very politely--if it would be possible to access her medication at that store so she would not miss a dose. The employee who answered the phone, named Arlene, was shockingly rude and dismissive. After briefly explaining she would have to contact the other pharmacis, she rudely stated, "I don't get paid enough for this," and then hung up on me. This was not a minor inconvenience or a casual question. This involved a child's life-saving medication. The lack of professionalism, empathy, and concern for patient safety was alarming. I was left extremely distressed and shaken by the interaction. I understand that pharmacies can be busy and that policies exist, but no parent advocating for their medically fragile child should ever be treated this way--especially by someone working in a healthcare setting. I hope Walgreens takes this seriously and ensures better training and accountability. No family should have to experience this while trying to protect their child's health. Arlene is the employe's name.

They never answer the phone. I sat on the phone for 33 minutes as the next caller before I hung up…read more I went to the store and they said they were short staffed. That is always their reply.