Great having a 24/7 brightly lit place to buy food in downtown Toronto. Good selection of fresh…read morefruit, baked items, nuts/dried fruit, snacks, dairy, refrigerated meat. Pretty impressive for a drug store. Private label items (President's Choice PC) are very good quality too.

Prices were high. Selection was small…read more Security guard kept following my family and I around and made us feel extremely uncomfortable

Best pharmacy in the western world !! Legal codeine over the counter is all I gotta say.read more

If you've walked by David Peacaut Square on Wellington and missed the Recall, it's because it's…read moreactually underground in the PATH under Metro Hall. Rexall is actually a pretty good place to stock up quickly on office supplies. Our list had scissors and tape (both of which we found for cheaper than at a nearby Michael's), first aid kit labelled specifically for office use, and COVID hygiene products like antibacterial wet wipes for hands and cleaning surfaces. This Rexall has a few self check-outs and/or very friendly cashiers that can you help you out. We didn't have a Be Well card, which is their loyalty program and they were able to get us up and running with a quick scan of a new card. The card is free but you have to register your email online with it to redeem points.

Great compounding pharmacy Great service…read more Great communication. .

Was given a prescription for a medication that required compounding . Received a call advising the…read moreprice and Immediately fell over in disbelief. Quoted me $ 538.00 and after regaining consciousness I declined to authorize the script . My doctor at a top CDN hospital said that this medication at other pharmacies should run $ 125.00- $ 175.00 . Incidentally we received, another quote on the same medication and paid them $ 185.00 . No need for the owner ( guy in white coat in the picture) to come on here try and justify his outrageous prices . My current pharmacist informs me several of his customers have turned to Pace when requiring compounding and Received the same pricing . Some businesses still feel the need to gouge customers especially when your clientele resides in high income area .Not buying this malarkey.

The pharmacy at this location is the worst I've experienced in my life. They have caused so much…read moreconfusion with my dr. And refuse to speak with me. They take zero responsibility for their actions and dont care of the problems they cause leaving me in distress prior to travel. I will never set foot in this store again and never use a sdm pharmacy either. Very arrogant and no relationship with the customer. Stay away.

Overall love the store, especially the cosmetics staff however, the store front cashiers need to…read moretake classes in customer service. when I speak kindly to someone I expect sone kind of response and not just a grumpy face. Thus has happened more than once at this location.

Went to Shoppers Drug Mart at King Street in the Entertainment District of Downtown Toronto…read more I will just spend 3 days in Toronto and I didn't know that it will be very cold on the first week of December that I started having dry, cracked skin in my hands. Bought some hand moisturing cream, snacks, bottled water and medicines. Service was good, reasonably priced items for a drug store and convenience store in one. They closed at 12 midnight. Check it out!

I live right beside this place and it's always been a convenient thing to have a shoppers right…read morenext to you but for the love of god DO NOT! buy any food from this place as every time I've ever bought something such as cottage cheese muffins or any type of perishable foods they are expired on the shelf do yourself a favour and find another place to get groceries as this place obviously has no care to check their products

I do not Appreciate being followed by security each aisle I go into I have three incidents where I…read morecontinuously being followed today I walked in as and as soon as I got in I heard on the intercom security Scan Isle X2. amd every sure enough eyes glued on me where ever I go this make it very uncomfortable to shop im dressed very well with a nice coat im not sure Iam being targeted i plan on video taping this and showing the world How it when you belong to a particular group of people !

Five self checkout machines and 1 cashier. Shame on the Weston company for not wanting to hire…read morepeople amidst a surging revenue and profit fiscal year and shame on all the robots who use those machines. Yes, it saves time when the store and company have one cashier, but scientifically and in the grand scheme of things what is one or two minutes in 24 hours? Demanding a cashier and a human being a- forces the company to lower its greed level and b- gives someone employment from a company that can afford to hire thousands and c- helps people not touch the fecal matter on the panels that 1,000 others have touched. Shoppers Drug Mart is located on the concourse of the Yonge & Bloor building next to the subway entrance and The Bay and is large and packed, but similarly cramped and crowded due to its location. For my part I found the girl working as merchandiser and the sole cashier helpful and friendly, which is something at a busy store. The cream I was looking for readily available as the girl pointed out and the price was fine to compared to other retailers. Oh yes, they are busy and have thousands of customers. They should hire another half a dozen cashiers.

it should be illegal for them to sell pills this big!! I bought myself and my 77-year-old…read moremother-in-law Calcium 1200 vitamin D3 from Dollar General,, she used her OTC card and Dollar General accepts the card but will not accept returns because they said it's government, they advertise all over their store that they accept OTC but they do not advertise they did that they do not give refund. Rexall should be ashamed for selling pills this week take a look at the pictures! do not use your money or OTC to buy these

I go to this Rexall pretty regularly to buy my spring water of choice (Nosh & Co - twelve 500 ml…read morebottles for $3.49, though it sometimes goes on special for $0.99). It is also good for things like toothpaste or floss when they have sales. Today I picked up some Haagen Dazs ice cream (which was sold out at other close by locations) and sharpie pens I needed, which happened to be on sale. I generally prefer Shoppers to Rexall - their range of products as well as generally far better and more pleasant service. But Rexall is good for products that are only available at their chain and random items that may be on sale.

The Pharmacist, Simon, is fantastic, knowledgeable, caring, professional! There is a massive…read moredifference having friendly personal services as opposed to the big box drug stores... We should have switched sooner. Also having prescriptions switched here was EFFORTLESS! Moreover, the big box drug store was charging a fee which, Simon pointed out, my insurance covered and the old place should not have been charging. Simon and 720 Spadina Ave Pharmasave = Highly recommended!

Super helpful and friendly independently-run pharmacy pretty close to Spadina/Bloor. Helpfully…read moreright under a building with a walk in clinic and also a regular doctor's surgery. The owner/pharmacist went to school at UofT and decided to come back to the area to open up this business, which I think is pretty neat. He was very helpful when I went in to fill prescriptions for the first time, and was welcoming to the neighbourhood when he learnt i'd just moved nearby. He even called to my old pharmacy to move my existing prescriptions, and has been great about getting orders done when I call in ahead of picking up. They have a small range of miscellaneous products you'd find at just about any pharmacy - snacks, misc health products, greeting cards, etc etc. Dispensing fees are pretty on par with most pharmacies, and just above places such as Walmart. Shorter hours mean that in a pinch for emergency prescriptions and products I might have to go elsewhere, but i'll stick with them for my regular prescriptions for sure. Overall, a win! Nice to have an owner-operated pharmacy in the neighbourhood.

wonderful pharmacy. personal one on one services that Shoppers and Rexall cannot hope to compare…read more This is owner operated independent business at its best. A real asset to the neighbourhood.

Joseph and his team are caring, thoughtful professionals who always go above and beyond in their…read moreservice to their clients. They explain interactions clearly, are available to to discuss prescription issues and ensure that every question is answered thoroughly. They anticipate needs and make sure that their clients were well taken care with the latest COVID 19 treatment regimes. They deliver every time on their promise to be the best

Canadians know what Rexall is all about…read more As ubiquitous as the Maple Leaf, Tim Horton's, or hockey, Rexall has almost 9,000 locations across Canada. In downtown Toronto (with more than 40), it makes it seem like there's one on every block. For Americans, the closest comparison is Walgreen's ... but think how much more you'd like Walgreen's without the rip-off prices on non-sale items. That's Rexall. So with that in mind, what would make the the location at 48 Yonge Street -- which is more officially known as "Store 8197" -- special? Well, let's start with location: The corner of Yonge and Wellington. On my journey, I was at the famed Hotel Victoria ... putting us less than a block from the Rexall. That also puts you in a few blocks from the East Bayfront, ScotiaBank Arena, Berczy Park, Union Station, Sony Centre for the Performing Arts (soon to be Meridian Hall), across the street from the Hockey Hall of Fame, and very very close to about a zillion other things you'll want to do and see in Toronto. Are all Rexall's the same? Pretty-much. Each (or at least most) have an excellent pharmacy for all those good drugs you get with that freeish healthcare Canada gives its lucky citizens. Pleasant service. A whole bunch of candy selections. It's the best place for fellow travelers to pick up those health, hair, and beauty items they forgot at home ... and at actually very reasonable prices. I was gobsmacked to pay $5 ($3.75 US) for a 6-pack of 710mL (24-oz) bottles of Diet Coke ... a great deal, especially in a major metropolitan area. Every day on our trip, we either started or ended our day at the Rexall. And we return to Toronto, we'll be back for more!