This is really the best spot on 3rd - They always have fully stocked shelves, the staff is super…read morefriendly, the store is always clean and honestly, they have everything you would need. Love this spot !

New convenience store with snacks, soda, juices, chips, but not a lot near my job…read more But I could not figure out why they had organic as part of the name, but then it dawn on me it is a weed shop with a side hustle of being a convenience store. ;( I don't think I will be walking into this place again because what if my Boss sees me ?

Filthy dirty sidewalk outside from the garbage bags that sit there and leak. Store has never…read moreattempted to scrub the sidewalk. Makes for an very unappealing entrance. If they don't clean OUTside, maybe the same laziness goes on INside, too. Wouldn't want to eat from there.

Service is pathetic. No one speaks english. The products are expired and rotting on the shelf.read more

Stopped here due to a fellow traveler having physical complaints which required topical analgesic…read morerelief. Walking many miles per day was a new routine and caught up with her, so very thankful to locate this convenient location and find every item she wanted on her long list. Store was well stocked and merchandise was easily accessible. Staff were helpful and efficient.

Recently I'd ordered two bottles of Extra Strength Antacid Tablets from CVS, when I had a discount…read morecoupon. Unfortunately their expiration date is just several months from now, and meanwhile each bottle has 250 pills (admittedly the suggested dosage is 3 pills at-a-time, but still....). There's no way we'd consume anywhere near 500 of those pills by their expiration date, so I wanted to exchange them for bottles that have a more reasonable expiration. Today I had to be just one block from this store for a medical appointment, and fortunately there were (only) two bottles available - and their expiration date was *much* more generous. I went to the cashier's counter, and the cashier explained that she needed to have a supervisor handle the exchange (and I'd brought my receipt with me). The shift supervisor was inexplicably *nasty*, and from the very beginning. Meanwhile; she told me she couldn't do an "even exchange" because the flavor was different than the ones I'd purchased (?!) - so she said I'd have to return the ones I'd bought and then purchase the other ones. I told her that I'd used a discount coupon when making the purchase, whereas a "new" purchase would *not* provide the discount. She continued being nasty and suddenly disappeared, and then she *finally* reappeared many minutes later. At that point she told me she'd confirmed with the store manager what she'd told me - but she should have had the courtesy to at least tell me why she was suddenly leaving, and her nastiness was totally inexcusable. Now I'm going to contact the CVS Customer Service Department, but I shouldn't have to waste so much time re: this situation - and most importantly, CVS shouldn't have an employee who's so nasty. (The only reason why I'm giving two stars instead of one is because a very pleasant employee helped me find the location of the pills).

We go to Katagiri all the time for lunch and - once you understand their system, it's a great…read moreplace. The ordering system can be a little bit confusing - for example, you need to order your ramen before getting in line, but for all other items, you get on the super long line first and grab them as you walk along. They are also militantly efficient about the check out process, which can be intimidating at first. That said, the food is varied and fresh. I particularly like their grab and go sushi and their spicy takoyaki, but I've never had something that I didn't like. Their prices are reasonable for what you get and the quality. They also have a decent assortment of grocery items and Japanese snacks! Definitely good for a quick lunch to bring back home or to the office. They also run a promotion after a certain time in the evening where their grab and go items are discounted.

My go-to for a fresh snack near Bryant Park & Grand Central Station. I usually go here for the…read moreOnigiri (Japanese Rice Balls) at the Omesubi Gonbei counter. Salmon, Eel, Fried Oyster, or Spam & Egg Musubi for breakfast. $7 for a Salmon & and Eel (ready to eat at room temp). Generously portioned. Have finally made it by after 5 PM when they have discounts on the prepared hot foods and sushi, But nothing looks too interesting for me (curry rice bowls, hamburg platter, shashimi, pork katsu). A lot of workers and families come in to pick up things. Would also like to try ther Brooklyn Ramen counter. All of the foods look fresh and are high-quality Their grocery items and vegetables look comparable to other Japanese markets in Manhattan & nice having everything in one spot. But can probably find some items (sauces, rice) for cheaper at Asian markets in the boroughs.

Small location compared to say a CVS but had everything I was looking for. Wish they had more staff…read moreto help customers on the floor and front desk though.

While standing in line yesterday, September 1, 2023 in the late afternoon, the cashier repeatedly…read moreyelled at the foreign tourists, standing in front of me, to get back in line (they were selecting some candy bars to take to the cashier). When I suggested they were standing in line I was called a D***k Head". I asked the cashier to just check out the people so we could all go about our day and she told me (backed up by the security guard) to "Shut the F**k up". This is an outrageous way to speak to anyone let alone a customer. There was absolutely no need for any of it to have occurred. The tourists in front of me were perplexed at what was happening and were simply trying to make a purchase.

This corner deli shop was a nice find during my recent trip to New York. I was staying at pod 39…read moreand this shop was my walkable breakfast destination from Pod. The egg and cheese sandwiches were delicious. Customize them to your liking. I used to ask them to add some hot sauce and green chillies for some extra kick.

They changed taxes on everything. But the round the tax to the next highest number. Beware of them…read morethey will cheat you. And when you confront them they get rude. Don't them them steal your money.. Worst place around.

Came in for a quick box of bandaids. Fairly convenient since it's open 24/7 and somewhat close to…read moreGrand Central though you might as well go to the CVS nearby. Nothing stands out about this location or other Walgreens/Duane Reades in general but the cashier was fairly quick and efficient in completing the transaction. IG: Mood4foodeatery

The pharmacy has gotten a lot of information wrong…read more Told me I had one refill left when I had three. Told me covid tests are not covered by my insurance when they are. Told me I can't move prescriptions from a different Duane Reade (also in Manhattan) w/o losing all but one month refill order -- that the entire prescription will be automatically cancelled except for one month if I move it from one Manhattan Duane Reade to another. It's very strange. They're not unpleasant, the prescriptions get filled on time, the place is convenient and large and clean. We've had no real problems and even like the place -- it's just that the information is often wrong! They seem to have hired a few new people recently. Maybe they'll improve things.

I walked an extra 10 minutes to this Duane Reade and it was worth it. I was looking for a specific…read morebeer that I can't find in Connecticut and it was literally $8 cheaper than next door to where my daughter lives in Murray Hill, Plus the gentleman working there was very friendly. Very big store with lots of selection. Store was clean and organized. They also have security at the front and back of the store.

Walgreens advertises a 24-hour pharmacy, then fails to staff it. I found my prescription locked…read moreinside a closed pharmacy. The manager said corporate has repeatedly failed to arrange overnight pharmacist coverage. Walgreens advertises a 24-hour pharmacy, then fails to staff it. I found my prescription locked inside a closed pharmacy. An employee informed me that corporate has repeatedly failed to maintain overnight pharmacist coverage. I needed my prescription tonight and trusted that a pharmacy advertised as open would actually be open. Instead, I left without my medication. That is a serious breach of trust, made worse by the employee's explanation that Walgreens has let this happen repeatedly.