Avoid this pharmacy. Poor service. Pharmacist, Roxane is rude and unhelpful. Will be doing business…read morewith East Troy pharmacy in the future

Nothing worse than being 2,000 miles from home and having to go to a pharmacy that is not your…read morenormal provider. That said, on a busy Saturday afternoon this Walgreens pharmacy came thru for me big time. They processed my insurance and RX in a timely manner, explained some state laws that we don't have in California and were nothing but polite and kind to me. Thank you Walgreens for taking care of me 2,000 miles away from home. Hopefully if I visit your part of the world for Phish again in the future I can stop by for something fun like Gummy Bears and not RX.

Staff in pharmacy is good. They work with you to find ways to lower drug costs. I choose Walgreens…read moreover CVS any day!

I have been a customer of this pharmacy for as long as they have been on this corner. Their service…read moreto me has been outstanding. Communication is outstanding.

The staff here is always helpful and friendly. Today I wasn't feeling well but I had to stop and…read morepickup a few things. While at the checkout I had mentioned I was hoping to get some fried chicken but they had none. The guy taking care of me said let me see how long it will be. He did and told me 15 minutes. Normally I'd wait but like I said I wasn't feeling well. He offered to bring it out to my car if I wanted to go sit down. It was a nasty sleeting day. I really appreciate what he did. The chicken was great.

It's Kwik Trip..'nuff said…read more Legends among men. Midwest staple Cheaper than other fast foods Always friendly

This is a local pharmacy that caters to the customer. I do not believe that I have been treated…read morebetter anywhere. The big chains cannot hold a candle to the these remaining small town stores.

I worked here during my freshman year of college, picking up shifts in between classes down at…read moreGateway Technical College. I'd usually help out the Pharmacists, ring up customers, clean, and just generally do the normal things you'd do to earn a hefty $5.35 an hour wage. At the time, it was easy money, all things considered. My boss, Eric, was a really great guy. He was friendly, yet sarcastic, and always fun. They'd let me play Red House Painters on the boom box (which had only a tape deck) up front, and it was interesting to teach some of the older, sexy women who both worked and shopped there about the nuances of melancholy indie rock. At any rate, during the holidays we'd staff 4 or 5 cute HS girls in the gift department and it was an awesome time. Holiday music would be playing, people would be in a fun, chipper mood, and we'd enjoy it. Somebody would usually bring in a bottle of schnapps, which we'd add to the fountain drinks or coffee that we were always consuming. Oh, and I learned how to wrap gifts like a god damn champion and that's come in handy over time, believe me. Sometimes, I genuinely miss it, the innocence of working a part-time job and earning some spending money and the nostalgia of a time with less pressure, all while I figured out what I wanted to do right after graduating High School. It was a really fun, exciting time in my life. I make it a point to stop in and say hello whenever I'm back in town- usually over the holidays- seeing Eric and the rest of the people there always brings a small to my face. As I pour myself a coffee and linger over a few lines from 'Grace Cathedral Park' in the back of my mind, I close my eyes and it's 1999 all over again.

The nicest people you will ever meet and they have great service. I couldn't ask for more. Thank…read moreyou!

I was in dire need of some close to home affordable medications and my doctor told me about this…read moreplace and it was perfect!