I live in Little Italy and am so happy that we've transferred our Rx's over to this pharmacy from…read moreCVS. The pharmacist is always kind, helpful and happy, as are anyone else at the counters. Way better than than previous pharmacies we've used. This store gets a bad rap because of all the homeless looting the store - emptying its shelves. It's a daily battle, they've tried security at the doors, but for whatever reason they don't have it anymore. They should permanently close off the door on Kettner and create a booze only counter with the liquor behind it, not accessible to the customer unless they are buying it at the booze counter.

While in San Diego this was the first place I went to gather supplies for my room. I did stop in…read morehere again at least once before departing, so this review will be a combination of the both visits. Coming here I expected more of a selection. It appeared that the wide variety of selection was set for libations rather than other items in the store. For the footprint of the store it seems that there just wasn't enough room in house to accommodate that. Like I said, because the libations took up a solid two aisles. That meant that the rest of the aisles were left to have items fight for counter space. Unfortunately on both of my visits here I did not find what I needed and had to venture elsewhere to get those items. Customer service wasn't too bad here, they were attentive to the needs of those in the store, but at some points they appeared to be bothered to help you at first. It is what it is. I view this more as a community convenience store than a Rite Aid. I suppose if you live in the neighborhood it is better than trekking to wherever to get a quick item.

The customer service was lacking at this pharmacy. It felt like I was basically yelled at by one…read more pharmacy tech before he even said hi, and I am not a rude person. There was also no effort made by front line staff to help me problem-solve. Only after I was turned away aggressively ("What is this? This isn't a prescription!! There is no doctor's signature, blah, blah, blah...") did I realize they could have just offered to try and transfer the prescription, because I did have a prescription number...which is what I was having done with a second prescription already, incidentally. For that second prescription, thank goodness somebody who seemed like the manager just happened to be standing there and listening. The counter person tried to tell me, oh this was filled by a different pharmacy, you have to go there. I as the customer, with no clue about their systems, had to proactively say, "Isn't it possible to transfer this prescription to here? Because that pharmacy didn't actually take my insurance." I am sure they are just very busy and trying to save as much time as they can with this gatekeeping by being unimaginative. But I can only imagine what barriers this creates for people. And also, it felt like they didn't even actually want my business, they were so busy.

Central downtown locations is ideal for folks staying in hotels to stock up…read more Just wanted to thank SECURITY PROFESSIONAL ELIZABETH FOR THE 5 STAR CUSTOMER service in helping me find the item I was looking for. She greeted every customer! Well done Elizabeth

Employee was nice, but the store was dirty. Someone needs to clean this place up. I'm glad it was…read moreopen late.

Close to the convention center if you're there and need something, but their hours are not as…read moreadvertised on Google/their website, so call before you go. Cashier/manager was friendly enough.

Great cvs! My favorite, had everything I needed. It is a good location…read more Highly recommend!

Three stars for another CVS! Yes, I'm a long-time shopper! Where there is a CVS, Shayne will be…read morethere! Location/Ambiance: *Convenient downtown location, about a 14-minute walk from Cortez Hill and close to the trolley and Ross. *Be aware of your surroundings as there are many suspicious eyes, transients, and homeless people. *Prices are a little friendlier than 7-Eleven and some other neighborhood markets. *Larger, well-stocked, and reasonably priced especially when using your CVS coupons! *The outside is worn and not particularly inviting, but the inside is bigger than expected, and what I call "organized chaos." *Most items are locked up especially the snacks I frequently buy. Felt like a treasure hunt looking for my usuals. *There was a good selection of snacks, drinks, and CVS essentials, though the grocery section is limited and some of the aisles felt cramped. Customer service: *Staff were friendly (one cashier and one I saw on the floor). They were quick to assist me. *Self-checkout was easy (3 machines); stress-free and in/out in 10 minutes. It's the best option if you're in a rush. Overall: *Nothing special, but it's convenient, generally well-stocked, and gets the job done. Not the prettiest CVS, but useful when you need something close by.

First visit to Walgreens in San Diego. I lucked out and got the last parking spot. This was on…read moreFriday afternoon. Needed to stock up on condoms, specifically Magnums and SKYNs. I was impressed by the variety stocked. Prices were reasonable too. I was surprised by the amount of items that were locked up. I'm guessing for Loss Prevention. I grabbed my boxes headed up to the register. Karen was friendly, she asked if I needed a bag which I politely declined. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. Easy breezy, that's my kind of shopping. Will bookmark this location for future quick grab items!

Worst pharmacy experience ever. These people are rude, liars, inconsiderate and dangerous.read more

MARY such an incredible pharmacist PROfessional !…read more After conversion of my private insurance to Medicare my prescriptions changed really significantly in pill number and price. Mary made an awesome effort to reduce this very unexpected increase in medical expenses a LOT more than I expected per CVS specialty coupon offers. She's an amazing reflection upon CVS pharmacy service!!!!

Located in Downtown San Diego next to light rail trolley station, this CVS is on the older side…read more While the building is also on the older side, management of this CVS has kept it nice and clean as possible. I came here several times in order to buy supplies, and prescriptions from the pharmacy. One challenge of this location is fairly large number of homeless nearby. That has resulted in theft from this store. This CVS now has continuous armed guard at the door keeping this establishment safe. I have witnessed first hand experience of shop lifting attempts while guards have actively prevented it from taking place. As not much can be done to prevent present societal conditions, alert management does make a difference...

I've been getting my prescriptions from Remedy Holistic Pharmacy for quite some time, and I've been…read moreextremely happy with both their service and care. The women who work there are always friendly, welcoming, and willing to help with rushed prescriptions whenever they're able to. It's refreshing to have such a wonderful neighborhood pharmacy that truly cares about its customers. I highly recommend Remedy Holistic Pharmacy to anyone looking for personalized service and a friendly, knowledgeable team!

This pharmacy is odd. I cannot seem to put my finger on it to reveal what it is. It is actually…read moreseveral things. IMO, the staff seemed like they were putting a great deal of energy in promoting their business. It seemed to already be promoted but that was not enough. I remember picking up my prescription and the Pharmacist sticks her head through this tiny port hole like she was on a cruise ship, commenting on what i was questioning the cashier about. It was very impersonal: The clerk at the counter reminded me of Pippi Longstocking; her physical characteristics. One last observation, it is female owned, which is not bad in and of itself, but they seemed to be more inclined with female issues. Everything I wrote here are my perceptions.

This pharmacy is awesome. They are super helpful and friendly and responsive. Seems like they value…read moreour business which is also refreshing!

The service everything they are accommodating, professional. They are a pleasure to work with and…read morealways go the extra mile.

My first impression of this store is that the front entry area seemed somewhat unkempt, especially…read moreconsidering this is a pharmacy. Then I went back to the pharmacy to ask for help from the pharmacists regarding several post-op wound care items that I needed to buy, and was unsure about which item to choose. Basically, I just needed some hand holding while figuring out what to buy. Although there were 3 people working in the pharmacy at that time, and there was no one waiting in line, no one had time to come out of the pharmacy to help me. They did tell me what isle I could look in, and I eventually found the items I needed by myself. But it just seemed strange that they couldn't come out to help a customer, even when there was no one else in the store. On the good side, this is a convenient location to downtown San Diego, near the Southwest corner of Balboa Park. Free customer parking in their lot.

Pharmacist hung up on me and told me the brand name medication was unavailable, even though I…read morelater confirmed it is available at another location within a 30 mile radius that same hour. Extremely rude and inappropriate

The staff there are always so wonderful! The front desk person is so friendly and cool. The people…read moreon the phone are super helpful and informative. They offer free delivery. Live in North Park (west). They're always on top of making sure to deliver my meds in a timely fashion. When there's an Rx that I have to sign for, they will call me the day before to check to make sure I'll be home (or someone will be home) to sign for it. Our doorbell is broken, so they'll knock. If I'm out and my partner doesn't hear it, they always call me and then wait for my partner to come to the door. All the staff are so kind, patient, and knowledgeable. I'm so glad that the pharmacist, Patrick, works there cuz he's really good at explaining things. I especially want to give a shout-out and appreciation to Kaylene!! Last week, she answered my questions and gave clear explanations to the many questions I had about how certain ones of my meds worked. Then, today, when my doc sent a new dosage of an antibiotic, Kaylene called me to check and see if I needed it to be dropped off. I told her I'm not sure yet about the results of the labwork and wanted to discuss with my doc first for clarification on what the test result showed. I asked her about my current Rx vs. other antibiotics I've been taking since October. I've tried about 5 different antibiotics, and there's still pain. So Kaylene said some are bactericidal and some are bacteriostatic. The difference is this, "Antibiotics can be divided into two groups on the basis of their effect on microbial cells through two main mechanisms, which are either bactericidal or bacteriostatic. Bactericidal antibiotics kill the bacteria and bacteriostatic antibiotics suppress the growth of bacteria (keep them in the stationary phase of growth)." I asked Kaylene to transfer me to her supervisor cuz she was so helpful and patient. I looked up what she needed to double check... apparently, Macrodantin is NOT a bacteriostatic , it's actually bactericidal . So I'm glad she looked it up and corrected herself. She was great! She really took the time and care to explain all of that and more. 6 out of 5 for her specifically, but I guess she'll have to settle for 5 stars. Source: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6270526/%23:~:text%3DAntibiotics%2520can%2520be%2520divided%2520to,the%2520stationary%2520phase%2520of%2520growth).&ved=2ahUKEwiyjPGl_K7_AhXLlWoFHVDcA-oQFnoECBwQBQ&usg=AOvVaw0Z-AvH8R5B462eqsApzkwf

The people there are really caring.Rena is a real caring ,pharmachist,she would explain,she is…read morereally,smart