the worst cvs in ny state bad service rude employees they open and close whenever all i can think…read moreis the positive revuews from employees i live 2 blocjs away i try to avoid it but in case of being close i go once in a while always bad bad bad service lousy experience every time getting a money order is a nightmare if it wasnt for the s.u. students that have more money than brains it woul had closed a long time ago anyway your money do what you want ...me i aint going there no more all done with all cvs stores you can get everything they have at walmart or dollar store i mean everything at fraction of the price pennies on the dollar just veey rude employees.

I went in for one thing that I couldn't find was sold out; but I saw a sale on Coca-Cola 12 packs…read morethe young man at the checkout talked me into buying more I know as a sales person I was being sold to; I even joined their discount program but he was kind professional and enthusiastic based worth while thank you

This is the only pharmacy within walking distance of the University Hill neighborhood, and it's…read moresuper convenient. Formerly a Kinney Drugs, this pharmacy is now run by Upstate, but will fill any prescriptions (even non-hospital patients). There are rarely any lines, and the service is quick and helpful. This is a great alternative for SU and ESF students instead of having medications shipped to campus (which takes an average of 2-3 business days). The pharmacy is inside the main hospital entrance on Adams Street, just west of the main lobby and past the cafe.

From the owner: Our mission is to improve the health of the communities we serve by providing the best medical care…read morefor every hospitalized patient -- and advancing hospital medicine through education and research.

I'm going to have to downgrade this Rite-Aid. The employees work pretty hard, but I assume they…read moreare distributed based on sales volume, not actual need. This means there are simply not enough employees given that every single customer has something complicated going on with their checkout. Whether they are trying to get board games at last week's price, they are using like nine types of food stamps in one transaction, they have an expired coupon, or they are just staggeringly old and take forever to do everything, the person in front of you will take a very long time to check out. Guaranteed. If there are three people in front of you in line, give up. That said, the utility of a 24-hour store in this area is great.

The cash registers system needs to reflect the prices shown with item! If they're offering a sale…read moreprice for "with card" price, it needs to be done or what's the point for us buying 2 or 3 of the same thing?? Overall, probably didn't get the over $10 discount we were suppose to. Great that it's 24/7...

Small pharmacy. It's much smaller than the new large pharmacies they have in Canada. I'd compare…read moreit to the pharmacies pre massive pharmacy builds. It has all the basics they have in Canada, with some tacky souvenirs AND BEER!!!!!!! Yes you can buy a 24 and a bottle of Advil. Talk about best and worst idea ever!

My wife and I have been using this drug store for 4+ yrs. Never had a…read more problem regarding the pharmacy for scripts. Over the last few months, noticed ALL pharmacy help has NEW faces. Filling scripts now has become scary. Been on same meds for years, have good BC\BS ins. + Medicare. Went to P\U scripts to-night that was supposed to be ready yesterday, weren't. Meds usually cost under $20.00, rang up and said $ 70.00 an change. I said, WHOA,better ck. that again. He did....$19.61. He said, he didn't run thru ins. I said, isn't that supposed to be done before being presented to the customer? He says.....yeah!!,......he was the one taking care of me!!!!! How is that for SCARY, since all NEW Faces? Plus filled one script with 2 refills, now marked "no refills" Time for New Drug store!!!!!!

Chains are chains, but this is a pretty nice Walgreens. Sometimes the drive thru for the pharmacy…read morecan be busy, and they close for an hour for lunch, which can be frustrating, but that's just life inconveniences, no fault of the staff. Actually, the staff at this location has always been really helpful, both up front and in back. I recently visited the pharmacy right when they reopened after break, and there were already a few other folks waiting to hop into a line. The team was HUSTLING, moving with a lot of urgency. They handled the rush with grace, making a point to acknowledge me and assure me they'd be with me soon, and were super pleasant in our interactions even though I'm sure they were a scosche stressed. Good service.

One star and I'm being generous. One of my psych meds that I take for ptsd was out of stock for…read morealmost two weeks. I went into withdrawl and had a very difficult time. I almost had to go to the ER. I do not understand this. They were always out of psych meds but not any others. Its strange because they were always pretty good up until last April. I had a good mind to contact the DEA but I just ended up going to a competitor. Do not use this establishment.

Wegmans works really hard to keep its customers happy. A good example of this is the Wegmans on…read moreJames St. Just a year ago, the parking lot was tough to navigate and the store itself was short on options when stacked up against other stores in the area. Fast forward to a year later. They have recently finished making some changes to the parking lot so it's easier to get in and out (and more changes are still in the works it seems) and they have completely renovated the dine in area of the store. Instead of going in and feeling cramped while ordering a sandwich and having very little options for hot food, Wegmans completely shifted the store around and installed a much bigger prepared foods area. This is a major win for those of us who work in the area and want to have choices for a lunch on the go. Each day you can now select from an expanded sushi bar, sandwich station, pizza, hot foods bar, or the robust salad bar. I feel like I could come here each work day and get a great meal. There is a lot of gushing about Wegmans around here, and it is not unwarranted. The James St store does not get 5 stars, as others have mentioned it's a bit smaller than the others and doesn't have quite the space or selection, but it is still Wegmans, and they have worked hard to make it better.

Wegmans needs to work on their Covid 19 app and make the scheduling easier. I am an experienced…read morecomputer user and found the app to be clumsy to navigate. Also kudos to the pharmacy on Niagara Falls blvd Amherst NY, they were flexible and courteous in helping us get the vaccine booster whereas Alberta Drive was not !!!!

Wegmans is by far the best grocery store in our area and glad we have several of them in the…read moreSyracuse area If you've never been to Wegmans try the one in Fayettville/DeWitt area as its the largest in the Syracuse area. Great food court type area as well. Recommend !!

We cannot go to Central NY without stopping in at Wegmans! I dream of having one upstate. We load…read moreup on the grandpas red sauce (special), salt and pepper kettle chips ( they almost taste like they have a light dusting of cheddar on them) , cherry vanilla seltzer ( good replacement for soda tastes just like a cream soda), Italian basting oil, bold and the blueberry coffee pods, blueberry and strawberry wheat cereal , chocolate cake from the bakery and their chocolate chip cookies!

A charming pharmacy with a small- town vibe you don't get in the big chain pharmacies…read more Very friendly & understanding staff toward the ELDERLY & the Disabled (Elderly-Friendly should be a Google rating category)! I'm only 54, but disabled, & they've been very patient with me & my fumbling arthritis-gnarled hands as I count out my copays; my partner is 82 & has COPD & must cart breathing equipment with him; he says that in C&J he does NOT get that automatic eye-roll of impatience that too many chain pharmacies show toward the aged. Instead, this adorable pharmacy gives off a very gentle, welcoming, understanding vibe toward our elders. People who run other stores could learn from their staff! And the store often sells charming hand-crafted goods not available elsewhere, of good quality for a small price. I've bought keychains & bracelets both as gifts & for myself. I've seen many happy Senior Citizens walk out their door. I should add that they carry mobility supplies as well, such as cane tips. Those can be hard to find. They have other medical supplies not generally found at drug stores. In short, they're a proper pharmacy. Most drug stores today seem to sell everything BUT that type of thing. Overall, highly recommended.