Produce isn't fresh as it should be. Mangos on sale but every single one is over ripened, same goes…read morefor apples, pears, nectarines and plums. Aisle signage isn't as helpful as one would expect, I found myself wandering around, without any acknowledgement from floor staff. Check out takes quite awhile anytime after 3p. I stood in the self checkout lane, finally next up and an available clerk opening a new line, took the woman behind me, after looking me directly in the eyes. Wow!!! I did however discover Lindsay's Crafted Martini Olives with a Lemon Twist and Vermouth brine for ~ $4.50. These are an excellent addition to my dirty martinis. After multiple shopping trips here, it's safe to say that this location could use a shift in management. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress.

Hannaford to Go, what a joke. I was at the Highland store at the time on my pickup sheet. I had a…read morecopy of the order in my hand, they said they didn't have the order on their computer. To top it off they offered no help to go into their computer to find out what happened, said I had to go back to my computer and replace the order. I'm a senior, just recouping from back surgery, they could of cared less.

When I got on Medicare Walgreens was so so much better than then cvs in Marlboro. Walgreens was top…read more Then all of a sudden I believe when they got a new manager it collapsed. Can't count days and pills anymore First a prescription was out of date when it was only 30 days old. So I got a new one in.50 dosage but the didn't have it either. Too much to explain. They have one teenager handling all the windows and drive thru. She was overwhelmed. The manager a Jamaican women who said it was out of date was screaming across three aisles in front of 10-15 customers about my medication. Then a guy whose been there awhile put the original prescription one in that was out of date and lo and behold it went thru medication 3 days late which was clonopin who's has bad withdrawal symptoms. No apology or anything. I have to use Walgreens so now I will go to the one in highland.only difference was the manager.

12/10/21: If I could give this pharmacy four rotten tomatoes that would be justified. I've been on…read morehold for 1 hour 20 minutes now; calling on behalf of a doctor's office. Worst customer service ever.

Pharmacist is insane and rude. No effing way I will ever set foot in there after hearing him talk…read moreon the phone completely unable to explain the problem or find a resolution. Update: CVS filled it without ANY bullshit. Ganesh at Molloy's is insane and combative.

I don't know how to begin experience I have had with them. I am an addict recovery that goes to…read morean outpatient program meetings and everything else that I can do to try to keep myself clean unfortunately I have some health issues that require pain meds or I can't walk. It's only 5 mg of oxycodone, but they were given to my neighbor and they delivered to the wrong apartment which on the piece of paper said 108. The driver admitted that he never seen me not give the medication to me. I have a letter stating I was in an intensive outpatient program and information from transportation about the I was dropped off, which was about an hour and a half after they were signed for by my neighbor the signatures didn't even match that being said this man who runs this was rude. He was angry. He wouldn't let me speak. You could barely understand what he was saying because he was so angry at you you had to be rude to cut so you can at least try to tell him about your evidence which by the way I have a video camera right outside my door. I don't know what else I can do to prove that I was not meds were delivered to the wrong place. I made a police report. He will not accept the police report nor give me my medication's and told me he doesn't deal with me anymore. He was rude mean treated me like a drug addict and I would never go there again and now I have to go a month without pain meds because he won't do the right thing that's required by law unless I start fighting him which I may actually do.

Don't expect pleasant service here. My daughter just came from the doctor- COVID DIAGNOSIS. I…read moreexplained to the clerk that she was waiting in the car and really needed to get back into bed- crickets.crickets.crickets Twenty minutes. I politely asked if there was a way to expedite. "We have a process". Gracious. I would love to do some shopping, but the shelves are completely bare. So it's drive back home and come back again or wait out the additional 17 minutes.

I did business with Rite Aid for years when they had their main street and Innis Avenue location…read moreand then when that store closed I transferred to the 3350 North Road location and for a while things were nice but about a month or so ago I had to literally do everything I could which meant spending money I couldn't afford to spend just to get to and from the pharmacy because they no longer delivered pharmaceuticals through the mail and they did not have a delivery service which meant I had to pick it up physically so when I heard that the Hooker Avenue store permanently closed I decided enough was enough I now do business with CVS pharmacy rite aid you were good in your time but now it's time for you to fade off into the sunset because honestly if you stay in business any longer you're only going to end up going bankrupt faster there is nothing absolutely zero that would make me want to do business with this pharmacy ever again and they still send me messages text and email about refills when I no longer have my refills set there at the 3350 North Road location that shows the level of incompetence it's either incompetence or they just don't give a crap so goodbye rite aid nice knowing you!

I Quick RX They are indeed quick at filling prescriptions…read more The pharmacist is always friendly. I first went to Hannaford, Tops & Dedrick's & settled on Quick RX.

From the owner: Family owned accredited Specialty Pharmacy, with 8 locations throughout New York, and shipping to…read more50 states!

Is it just me or do we feel like drugstores are gouging us again? This time of year you could…read moretypically find heavily reduced prices on Halloween candy while the stores made room for the Hanukkah and Christmas items. 33% off the elevated and artificially hiked candy prices was a bit of a joke. I actually went in there to pick up a prescription which the online service said was refillable. Made the trip over, waited on the line, which is always long, reached a seemingly disgruntled associate only to find my prescription required doctor approval. So I guess I need to be skeptical of the online information in the future. Nevertheless, while I was there, I filled my shopping cart with some sale items - a good value on brand-name cereal which in our house is a real treat, not a daily consumed item The consumable aisles are outrageously priced thanks to the tariff taxes on the American public, I suppose. Allegedly. Add that to opportunistic price gouging and you've got a dwindling number of super pharmacies, taking advantage of the public. I didn't come by the CVS decision, thoughtfully, in fact when Rite Aid closed other shops and went belly up, my prescription was transferred to CVS and it's close to my home. I'm rethinking that decision, but meanwhile, they managed to get over $200 from me for what amounted to two bags of consumables. My three star review reflects my disappointment and discussed how not just CVS but their partners in crime are gouging the American public - Gillette razors, artificially inflates their regular price and then offers you some kind of "special deal if you buy two so you wind up paying the same thing you would've paid a year ago Only you have some false sense of emotional gratitude Forgive the snarky review, but three stars is generous. My suggestion to CVS is to put more pressure on their suppliers to tone down the pricing while we get through this financial crisis we're in.

I thought i was going crazy. I picked up a medication. I did not open for a few days when I did I…read moresaid this does not look like # 90 . I counted them . I was missing 40 pills that would leave me very short . I called the store the first girl rude, nothing we can do & slams the phone. I call back in the morning ask to speak to a Manager. Carmen was her name very helpful, she asked me to give her a few hours they have cameras on the pharmacist sure enough I was completely shocked the Pharmacist stole 40 of the pills . He resigned that day . I told the manager I want to press charges. She said he will be punished to the fullest? What does that mean.? I never received the outcome. I called cooperate nothing no response from CVS

The store is fine and the people that work there are great but, it's absolutely outrageous that the…read morepharmacy closes for lunch. Have they never heard of a staggered lunch? If you need a prescription after getting out of the hospital and arrive at the pharmacy and it's closed for lunch then have to come back. Or the same after a doctor's appointment. The sad thing is where else can you go? It's the only pharmacy in town.

Place is an absolute joke what pharmacy isn't open for people who are sick or who can't find a…read morepharmacist they shouldn't even have one there wasted two trips backs and forth two separate times

This is a pretty bad pharmacy, almost entirely because of its generally hostile staff. During the…read morelast 2 1/2 years I have: 1) Called pharmacy to confirm pharmacy hours for a pickup and been lied to and told an hour earlier than they close (this happens frequently). 2) They rarely answer the phone. You will listen to hold music and then it relays to ringing and the staff bumps it over to hold music again, over and over. 3) Been made to wait while the drive thru window receives preferential service. 4) Been given the wrong medication, intended for someone else. 5) Gone in for a walk-in vaccination 75 minutes before the pharmacy closes and been told "It's almost closing, you cannot." 6) Asked them a simple question and they immediately try to shut me down with something snide. I have to mentally prepare myself to ask a question because I know I will be psychically punched in the face. There was a shockingly friendly and adept person working there once and it was like a mirage. She seemed to embody the cheerful print ads of smiling pharmacists this industry is known for. But alas, she was gone soon. Perhaps she was filling in. On another note: the Walgreens app is terrible. You can tell it was developed for couponing for the store, not for the pharmacy. Most of the time when I attempt to order normal refills from the app, they do not work. I either use the old school phone refill system (aka "Press 1 for a refill") or I use the bar code on the label. I'm not sure what the QR code on the bottle top is for. The app allows you to--encourages you to--submit prescriptions that are sometimes not refillable. You actually select a day and time to picket up and then...nothing. There is no automated message to explain it cannot be refilled by this method (and not to waste your time going to the store.) And remember: you cannot get through on the phone. So, you go to the store, wait on line, and then you dare to ask a question...and the pharmacy staff metaphorically jumps you and chokes you. I have yet to determine how to pay ahead via the app before I physically pick up. I'm not even sure if you can on the app but the times I have asked staff, I have been immediately told something charming and defensive such as "We didn't CREATE THE APP." OK. Calm down. Eat a piece of bread. It. Was. Just. A. Question. They seem to attract staff who are either naturally obtuse or naturally belligerent, or both and not in possession of any discernible social skills. I could handle automatons filling my prescription but automatons are skilled and efficient and don't seem as if they are filled with rage and wish you would spontaneously combust. I'm not sure if the aforementioned is unique to this Walgreens, all Walgreens, or Retail Pharmacies in general, but the pharmacy staff at this location is either obtuse or just belligerent. Sadly, their corporate parent may or may not be terrible but it is insignificant: the pharmacists should set the tone for their assistants/techs. It's an unnecessarily unpleasant experience and almost makes me long for the day when Amazon will eat all the pharmacies in the US. Your best bet is delivery service: if you have the time to wait.

For a reasonable size space and location, this Walgreens is okay. It's pretty well stocked which…read morenever seems to be any empty shelves and overstocked. There is a large variety of products which includes medicines, cosmetics, birthday cards, food, and art supplies to name a few. I personally like this because of the selections. Some of the items found here can be a bit more pricey compared to other stores, which I don't find surprising. The two big things that stand out are the photo and pharmacy department, as it's fairly big while there's enough room to wait. Most of the time, the procedure may take a bit, so please do have patience. I'm deducting my rating by one star for two reasons: 1) Checkout line - not providing enough space when it fills up. 2) The parking lot leading to the main road doesn't provide enough space, leading to congestion when waiting at the light. Also, the pullover at Vera and Yeung's Kitchen can be an issue. Overall, just take caution when arriving and leaving. A slight improvement would be great.

The shelves are completely barren. It reminds me of the six months prior to the other Rite Aid…read morelocation on Vassar Road closing down. It's a shame! There were no shopping carts available. When I asked the team, they told me that it all been stolen. All of them! It's crazy that this particular location was left to remain open when there's more theft apparently there than the one they closed on Vassar Road in red Oaks Mill. Add to that, every other shelf was completely empty. I'm told that the truck had not arrived yet, but I can't imagine that much inventory coming in on one truckload. I feel really bad for this team because it looks like a ghost town inside of a very nice building The service was very nice, considering that Morales should be at an all-time low when you have nothing to sell, everybody was pleasant and professional. My main reason for being there was to pick up a prescription. It wasn't ready and it turns out my insurance as expensive as it is didn't arete with this particular Rite Aid that's odd. I feel like that anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield is trying to get me to use CVS instead of Rite Aid, which has been my pharmacy for over a decade I digress: I was really hoping that this shop would have a seasonal aisle so I could pick up a patio umbrella, which is a common item that Rite Aid always carried for decades. No such luck. Take a look at the photographs and see what I saw. It's very sad

Showed up twice to get my prescription and both times walked away. Long line, one person helping…read morecustomers and each customer taking forever. Thought that's why you put TWO windows and registers in but last five times I've come, only one working. The people behind the counter move like they're in the last stage of some debilitating disease and you'd catch more smiles at a Nike sweat factory in Honduras. Go re-shelve it. I don't care. The sooner you go out of business the better for everyone so someone competent can take your place. The DMV is looking for workers like you!

The pharmacists and pharmacy staff here are so sweet, dedicated, and professional -- I've only been…read morehere once in person, the rest of my interactions have been over the phone. The pharmacy feels like a throwback to a different time. And they deliver my medications to me via courier for free. I'm at least 20 minutes away so this is incredible to me. I'm very grateful for the care and service provided by City Drug. Thanks to all involved in making this place special!

The pharmacists are very friendly and helpful. My medication is always in stock. The prices are…read morevery reasonable. I highly recommend Drug City.