TL;DR: A legendary Maryland bourbon destination with incredible pricing, rare allocations, and a…read moregenerous rewards program. Between the phenomenal liquor selection, full pharmacy services, and the hidden Fountain lunch counter in the back, it is the ultimate one stop shop. This is my absolute go to liquor store in Maryland. It is a true bourbon destination that has rightfully been featured on several bourbon YouTube channels. They are known for their excellent selection of whiskey, consistently landing rare allocations while maintaining some of the best pricing in the area. I make it a point to stop by every single week because their inventory is always changing and you never know what you might find on the shelves. They also run a very generous rewards program. It allows you to bank your points over time so you can eventually use them to purchase high end, rare bottles at MSRP dealer prices, which is a massive perk for enthusiasts. Outside of the liquor store portion, the rest of the business is great too. The pharmacy side is fully stocked with unique Maryland specific items, and they have a highly capable, helpful staff behind the pharmacy counter. As I have written in my review of their hidden speakeasy style lunch counter in the back, The Fountain, it is an absolute gem for lunch, a bourbon bar, and an ice cream destination. If you want to experience a truly unique and perfect one stop shop, this place is it.

Drug City has been on our list for a while now but without the Key Bridge, getting there is a…read morelittle tougher. We came for the liquor store, but stayed for lunch at their soda fountain/lunch counter in the back of the store. They have a good selection of whiskey with very good prices. There was minimal price markup between Drug City and if we were to buy direct from a NYC distillery we really like. I really enjoyed my chicken dumpling daily soup special at the soda fountain, but the star of the show was my chocolate peanut butter milkshake. The food in there is simple lunch fare but you cannot beat the prices. they have a long list of seasonings you can add to your potato chips that I want to come back and try more of. Note that purchases from anywhere in the store (not just the liquor section) count towards their rewards program.

The most friendliest store!…read more The customer service boys are the best here. Especially this is a shout out to Dave for this outstanding patience with customers like me. I went here to click photo for my passport that had very specific requirements. Dave went through the specs that I had taken with me printed and clicked the photo a couple times to make sure that they meet the specs. Though the photo that he clicked was exactly what I needed, unfortunately, their printer wasn't up to the mark. While we didn't take the printed photos, he let us take photos in the store with my phone camera (I have a passport booth app on my phone). He also suggested that I could print out photos from my phone at Target. I was able to get my photo printed at Target and send the photos to the embassy. Without Rite Aid I don't know what I would have done in such a short time as I had to submit the photos the very next day. Moreover my earlier photos were rejected and I didn't want them to be rejected this time. I have to say that the guys at this store are extremely nice. They are the best in the entire neighborhood.

This store is "nice enough" ... but as per usual, it was understaffed this eve. Case in point, was…read morewaiting on a check-out queue stretching down the aisle at rush hour (5:20 pm) & there's 1 woman working a single register. She was lovely, but it was plain she was new to the job.... Get it together, RiteAid Canton!

I shop here all the time. They are clean, the food are fresh and they are friendly. The people are…read morefriendly. Love them. The market is not too far and with great customer service. I know where everything is. I didn't think I like Dundalk, but I do .........

Two weekends in a row NO CASHIERS AT ALL on the one on Holabird Ave!!! Why don't they call other…read morepeople to come in if they have people out sick or no shows??? The Weis on Wise Ave always has cashiers. When u have a lot of groceries or if u are handicapped, it's very difficult to do self checkout all the time. Hire more cashiers at Weis on Holabird Ave please. I do feel like family with a few of the cashiers that are there. But to have ONLY ONE lady working at Weis the two weekends alone when it's really crowded is absolutely ridiculous!!!

I Want to thank, the pharmacy on Wise Ave, . They went out…read moreof their way to accommodate me. I could not have been treated any better. They were so polite and handled my situation without any problems.

I am trying to obtain CVS Corporate Office number, to report double refills for 3 medications…read moremonthly w/o my consent or my doctors consent. Terra got upset with me because I told her that her staff told me she pressure the Techs to put medications on Auto refill if you come monthly for a period of time(years) to keep up the pharmacy numbers. This is done without your permission so I asked Terra to cancel only the refill because I just picked this medicine up 11 days ago the meds are over $2000 each and is keeping me alive A terminal I'll patient. She knew 11 refills was added on Feb 27, 2026 but her Anger and racial display in the pharmacy she CANCELLED my whole and said it was at my request. If anyone have a number I can call please respond. Thank you#ijustwanttolivepeaceful

Wonderful selection of everything. From essentials to gifts to office/school supplies, this is one…read moreof the most comprehensive CVS locations i have been to. Highly recommend

Jeremy and I had dinner plans In Baltimore East (I think that's the name... the area with all the…read morehigher-priced stores, with that weird gold flame fountain) but we were bored, so we decided to wander the Harbor beforehand. Jeremy is one of those people who can't go anywhere without a beverage, so we stopped at CVS to get a Monster... and an orange vanilla coke for me. Both of which were outrageously priced, but that's inflation, I suppose. Many shelves were absolutely bare. I suspect they're removing all the summer stuff and getting ready for Hallow-xmas. It's a basic CVS situation. I only go into those stores when I need a quick beverage. I DO use a CVS pharmacy, but even then we only use the drive-thru. Going inside always seems like such a hassle. We didn't interact with any employees. We used self check-out. It was a fairly painless experience. I appreciate the ramp and the automatic doors. I wish more stores had those.

I was pleasantly surprised by this CVS! I came here for the Minute Clinic to get some vaccines…read morebefore traveling to Tanzania. I made my appointment just the day before. It was a seamless process. The CVS closest to me used to give vaccines, but, according to the Doc, they no longer do which was why I had to come to this store. When I arrived I was surprised by the Minute Clinic space. It's set up similar to the waiting area in a doctors office. It was clean, bright, and welcoming. There was one other woman waiting and we both assumed the doctor was with somebody. I waited approximately 10 minutes past my scheduled appointment time when she came out with her previous appointment. The woman ahead of me just needed to have her TB test read so she was in & out. Once in the office, everything was explained. The prices for the vaccines were posted on the cabinet. You can schedule regular vaccines (like the flu & COVID), which is what I received. But it is also a Travel Clinic for vaccines needed to travel abroad such as yellow fever, typhoid, etc. I had planned to get a few vaccines, but once I saw the prices..... OUCH! I opted to visit my local VA Hospital where I was able to get them there. She was efficient and my visit wasn't long. Everything she needed was in that space. I was however, surprised that most of the store items were locked behind glass/plexiglass. It was my first time seeing this in a CVS. My only guess is that they've experienced a lot of shoplifting, even though this area didn't seem to fit that description (in my opinion, but I don't live here). I'm down with the Minute Clinic. I'd use it again.

Go somewhere else. Anywhere else!…read more You have to have an endless interaction with a sloppy touchscreen. I didn't see anyone navigate it successfully without help from someone behind the counter. What kind of healthcare facility makes you touch a filthy touchscreen over and over again? Not only does it take a ridiculous amount of information to find your prescription but then you have to answer a bunch of other questions about your health and immunizations. I'm never going back again!!!

Store was super clean and well organized. I found what I was looking for right away. I went through…read moreshelf checkout with only one add on impulse buy which is a win for me. Was in and out of the store in less than 5 minutes.

The store portion is fine. The pharmacy has dramatically decreased in quality. The drive thru…read morewindow is always "broken". The line inside literally spans the width of the store. One pharmacist. One clerk. This is as 6:40pm on a Tuesday. Oh look the second tech just came in. Insert eye roll! Since I can't switch pharmacies for insurance purposes, I will fill at a different location. Total time in the pharmacy line = 25 mins

This pharmacy cannot keep track of prescriptions, its automated system does not properly track…read morethem, and it is generally poor at communicating. Twice now, I have gone to pick up prescriptions and was asked to pay full price because the medication is "popular." I called my insurance company and learned that Charlesmeade Pharmacy never ran my insurance. The last time I went, I tried to explain that they had not run my insurance, but they insisted that I needed to pay full price. I asked why this had not been communicated to me beforehand, especially since I had spoken with someone on the phone earlier that day. They then attempted to bargain with me to pay less than the original amount they quoted. This seems absolutely wrong--they are refusing to run prescriptions through insurance and are instead negotiating prescription prices.

I don't like this pharmacy because the cashiers doesn't have good communication skills and…read moredisrespect to me all the time. They like telling me that my prescriptions are there but then the medicine is not in the pharmacy as yet. Don't treat people any differently then the way you treat your mother and family. Kelly, Page, Monique and Denise these are some of the cashiers who work at this establishment. There are others who work for him but I don't see them often or just sometimes. They don't have good communication skills point blank.

Probably the nicest Walmart in the area. It is very clean, spacious, and organized. Aisles are wide…read moreand check out lanes are staffed. Employees are polite and helpful. Parking isn't too chaotic and customers here seem to have some sense about them. Makes for a better shopping experience overall. The only thing this place suffers from is the overwhelming smell from a nearby sewage treatment plant -- but once you're inside the building, it's unnoticeable. Locals seem to be used to it, so we'll have to see if it isn't so bad that it would stop us from coming here.

Tonight my husband went to return a freezer we purchased Monday, 4/6/26. He took it out of the…read morepackaging. The freezer had water, mold and was used. Kareem would not honor the purchase and accused us of a shady return. DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING from this disgusting store. Terri, Harry & Amanda. The entire team needs to do better.

Opposite experiences on a couple of trips recently- it was like when rain falls on my shoulders but…read moresun rises in the east. 1- line forming around the FedEx area while 3 employees were searching for a missing package - no employees anywhere near a cash register- you know helping people buy stuff. It was weird as heck. 2 - next visit- place was empty. Like the cashier was bored. In and out in 2 minutes. Hopefully more customers arrived - without them the lack of people would abet the cashier's loneliness. Aren't too many drug stores left in this area - hopefully this Walgreens keeps it together

No handbaskets because apparently they get stolen. Not enough staff available by far. There was a…read morelong line to check out and they were having us check out at the photocenter. I didn't see a self checkout. So much stuff was behind glass with no-one available to attend. This is increasingly becoming the norm most places. This is easily the worst, most run-down Walgreens I've been to and it's a disservice to the brand.