Posting on behalf of 11-year-old Spencer after a successful visit to get five shots:…read more Five stars for the shots!  Whenever I go to Walgreen's, it's really not that hard to get shots. When I get shots at other places, I always get really nervous about the needles--like how much they hurt. But whenever I go to Walgreen's I can even look at the needles when they put them in my skin. Special shout-outs to Katie and Amy because they are REALLY good at giving shots. I never feel the needles when they do it. (Well, of course, sometimes I feel it.) I recommend you try Walgreen's for all shots! Also, they have a lot of prescriptions--both pills and gummies--making it easy for kids to take them. I've seen the shelves before and I've seen like hundreds of prescriptions. So whenever you need a prescription, just go right to Walgreen's and get it.

Katie from the pharmacy (Hilltop Rd. In St. Joseph, Mi) has terrible customer skills and a terrible…read moreattitude. I waited for 10 minutes at the window to pick up a prescription and nobody acknowledged that I was there. Katie was on the phone and I asked if someone was going to help. With a smirk on her face, she said "I'm on the phone." No "I'm sorry. I'll be with you in a moment." Or, "I'm sorry for the wait but we are so busy. I'll be with you soon." Nothing. She hang up with whoever she was talking and said "we are busy." I said that I would change pharmacies because it is not the first time she has talked to me that way. She said "That is your choice and good luck. All the pharmacies are busy." When I get the prescription they are working on at this location I will change pharmacies, since they don't need my business. I don't need them either. It won't be another Walgreens.

This gas station is one of my more frequented pit stops for convenient store snacks and bathroom…read morebreaks while out and about around town. The man behind the counter, who I believe is the owner, is consistently friendly when I come in. Bathroom is always clean which is a plus considering that's probably the second main reason to come to a gas station, right behind gas. Snacks are kept well stocked, coffee area is kept clean, and the refrigerated drinks are refreshingly cold. If you require gas, snacks, drinks, or even a bathroom break, this Marathon is a solid bet.

I am sad to see recent negative reviews for this CVS Pharmacy location…read more On a recent vacation, my husband forgot his prescription meds at home. Within a couple of hours, this CVS had his meds ready for pickup, after he called his doctors office for a short supply. We were impressed by how fast this CVS helped and were able to pick up a few weekend essentials for our stay in MI too. Thank you.

I've finally built up the courage to share this experience…read more I went to the CVS drive-thru to pick up a prescription that was marked as ready. After waiting in line behind a few cars, I reached the window, only for the pharmacist to close the gate without saying a word. Confused, I parked and went inside to ask why. A worker informed me that the pharmacist had gone on lunch and wouldn't return for 30 minutes. It was my day off, and although I had plans, I decided to wait. I returned to my car and parked in front of the window to be first in line when they reopened, knowing how quickly the line can build up. When the pharmacist returned from lunch, they asked for my information and then told me I'd have to wait another 30 minutes, despite the text I received saying my prescription was ready. Frustrated, I explained my situation, but they were dismissive. A car pulled up behind me, and they asked me to pull forward and continue waiting. I expressed my frustration again, and one of the pharmacy staff responded, "Do you like making old people wait for their prescriptions?" At that point, I felt insulted and discriminated against for being a young woman. Despite my calm explanation, they asked me to leave the drive-thru. I declined, stating I just needed my prescription. Another pharmacy worker then came outside, took photos of my license plate, and called the police on me. They waved the photo of my plate at me through the window, asking if it was mine, all while I was still waiting for my prescription. Eventually, the pharmacist handed me the prescription. By that time, the police had been called to the location, and they were told I had been threatening and causing a scene. Shockingly, the pharmacy staff even sent the police to my home, claiming I was a threat and banning me from the location. For context, I'm 5 feet tall and weigh less than 110 pounds. I never cursed, threatened, or insulted anyone. I simply explained my frustration with the wait and the situation, only to be met with hostility and victimization. I contacted CVS corporate, and after reviewing the footage, they acknowledged the pharmacist was in the wrong. They also admitted the pharmacy should have posted clear drive-thru hours, including the lunch closure. Corporate promised I'd receive a letter, but I never did. Instead, I got a phone call with a verbal apology. After this humiliating and frustrating experience, I cannot recommend this CVS location. If you value respectful treatment and timely service, I suggest you go elsewhere to avoid being victimized and left waiting for something as basic as a prescription.