This CVS is just a block off King Street, the main shopping street in Charleston and is also next…read moreto the campus of the College of Charleston. There are no grocery stores near this location so it acts more like one, even though it is more of a convenience store. The selection is typical of other CVS locations that I have visited. It has a well-stocked selection of drinks, which was great as I was staying nearby and needed to pick up a couple to fill in the mini fridge at the hotel. It is a convenient place to stop by for a couple of things if you are staying at a hotel or live nearby.

While the pharmacy staff were efficient and helpful (in and out in under 5 minutes!), the front end…read moreof the store was a completely different story. two employees were stationed at the main registers--one working slowly through card transactions and the other standing idle behind them. No one stepped up to offer help. After watching 4 people struggle and waiting patiently, I finally suggested someone call for assistance. That simple request somehow became confrontational before the issue was eventually resolved--in just a few minutes. It's disappointing to see such a lack of proper training and customer care. I expected better from a CVS store. This location needs serious improvement at the front registers. The pharmacy gets credit. The rest? Not so much.

At the meeting point of King and Calhoun Streets, the tourists and residents in Downtown Charleston…read moremeet an essential business . That includes this tourist, who was vacationing nearby at the Downtown Embassy Suites. Regardless that Downtown Charleston is charming and rich in history, there are very few businesses catering to the essentials. They are Target, CVS, and Walgreens. When I shopped here it was with an appreciation of the essential goods that Walgreens sells. Right off the bat that is a souvenir. There are very limited places in Downtown to buy Charleston souvenirs. For the record, they were missing in action at Target. Without Walgreens I have some doubt that I would remember Charleston with a T-shirt and magnet. Sold at reasonable prices. The essential store came through for my brother and dad. Browsing the aisles I saw the standard grocery and general merchandise that the typical Walgreens sells. Fortunately I did not need the pharmacy services. Nor did I need alcohol thanks to the Embassy Suites Manager's Reception. The checkout process ran smoothly. There is a single cue that leads to checkout stations. In addition to selling essential goods this business retains the historic charm of Downtown Charleston. Although it is modern inside, it preserves the historic exterior of the former Millennium Music Building. My one complaint is that the pharmacy operates on limited hours. They operate Monday to Friday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM with a 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM meal break. On weekends the pharmacy is closed. Emergencies and illnesses can occur on the weekend. In conclusion I give the Downtown Charleston Walgreens four stars. I appreciate the essential goods and pharmacy that it provides to the local residents and tourists.

Well stocked, well organized store. The customer service was ok and i consider this store as one of…read morethe busiest Walgreens store that i've seen before. They have pharmacy and photo area and also they don't have public restrooms!

Great staff and I love the Starbucks in there, great. I haven't had a single complaintread more

This location is not as nice as the one on isle of palms. It is nice but often out of items in the…read moredeli and not testocked. Such as wings, meat items and some breads I can never be sure i will find the items I want Nice staff. Self checkout is a pain Easy in and out and parking

Super rude! The lady working just told an old man you are welcome. Then said, you could say thank…read moreyou. Theres no reason to speak to the elderly like that.

The pharmacist, Ryan was absolutely great. We we visiting in Charleston for our 32 wedding…read moreanniversary and my husband needed his asthma inhaler. As of lately that's been a hard script to fill anywhere. Well let's just say that Ryan never gave up with trying to make it happen. We need more pharmacist to be as diligent, and accommodating as Ryan. It was absolutely refreshing. Thanks, Ryan.

I have served the lowcountry community since 2002 and written tens of thousands of prescriptions…read morefor 25,000 patients (in dermatology) and I can say the most loyalty I have ever seen for a pharmacy, is this one: Delta Pharmacy. The patients are insistent I send their Rx's to Delta and no where else. SO, if you are getting the run-around or poor service at chain pharmacies, may I introduce you to your new favorite pharmacy!

We were on a quick trip from California and forgot my daughter's pen needles that she cant go…read morewithout. We called Delta and brought our pen and they were so kind to give us a sample to get us through our trip. Thanks so much!

This is one of our favorite places in the Old Village to hit after school! The deli is awesome and…read morewe love the ice cream! The counter makes you feel like you have stepped back in time and I love seeing all the kids lined up at the bar area eating or enjoying the sweet treats. We're big fans of the corn dogs, the ice cream, and milkshakes. Prices are great and they have a great old school candy selection, which my son loves! The servers are always so sweet to the kids and very polite and the service is fast! This is a gem in the community and it's such a valuable experience every single time we go.

Charming old pharmacy with soda fountain. It's like blast from the past. I saw an article that the…read morenotebook movie was filmed here. So it was definitely nice to see the real location.

I used to live around the corner from this Walgreen's before I became a Yelp Elite member. It is my…read morehonor to be the Duchess of this Walgreen's as well as two others. I love Walgreen's. I can't even get my prescriptions filled at Walgreen's anymore due to my insurance and I still shop at Walgreen's way more than CVS. Why do I go there? The biggest reason, honestly, is for their cigarette prices. They have cheaper cigarettes than most gas stations around town and way cheaper cigarettes than other pharmacies. I don't condone smoking.... but if you already smoke maybe you should check it out. They also have good deals all the time. This time I was in search for Gatorade since I just came back from the beach. They had a 2/$3 deal going on. They always have deals on everything I buy from there. Even the cigarettes! They have $.50 off packs regularly. I use the app and score major Walgreen's points and great coupons. Those Walgreen's points are worth real money at Walgreen's! The only thing that sucks is you don't earn and cannot redeem points for tobacco purchases, as well as a few other things like alcohol or dairy. Walgreen's staff is also usually way better than a lot of other places. They train their staff well. Props to Walgreen's management. I used to get my prescriptions filled at this pharmacy a couple of years ago. I loved the pharmacy staff! They were always so nice and remembered my name and could pull me up in the system without me saying a word. They are an excellent pharmacy staff, and the pharmacy is open 24/7 along with the rest of the store! I have so many good memories at this Walgreen's. Will I return? Time and time again. I love this place.

Abusive and rude. Punished by manager, Ashlynn, for complaining about her rude and inappropriate…read morebehavior a year ago with even worse treatment this year. Disgusting.​

Great customer service. I like it that I don't have to depend on the mail to get my scripts. I…read moredon't drive, so the delivery service is perfect. And Nick,who delivers, is a nice young gentleman.

Delta Pharmacy & Medical Supply on East Bay Street in Charleston is a great place to go for all…read morethings pharmacy and medicine needs in a convenient location when you are in the area. The staff here is very friendly and knowledgeable. Excellent overall experience here.

A relatively small (in square footage) pharmacy. Despite the small size, there were 3 staff member…read morebehind the counter and one of them greeted me quickly. I was in there for prednisone which had been called in about 20 minutes before. They told me I would need to wait a few minutes unless I wanted to come back. I opted to wait and 10 minutes later, I had my prescription, which is a good, quick response. All done, no charge above my United Healthcare Medicare Advantage. Nice!

I walked into Dottie's Pharmacy to pick up a prescription and was greeted right away. The pharmacy…read moretech also assisted me in finding an over-the-counter item, and I was in and out in just a few minutes. Not only was the customer service excellent, but they also had the best price around, with just the right amount of staff to serve their customers efficiently!

I wanted to take a second and write about my experience at this Walgreens. My mom has an HSA card…read moreand the rules and products you can get are always changing. We showed up at the counter to purchase several items with her card. Every single item was labeled as OTC. When the cashier scanned everything the card would only pay for half of the products. I wish I would have taken note of the employees name because she showed up to help. She took her time with us and scanned the items in groups to try and figure out which ones the card would pay for. She went above and beyond her job and did it with a great attitude. We went to a CVS yesterday and had the same trouble but that employee was not willing to help with the situation. She looked like she didn't even want to check us out.

What is a "closing time"? What exactly does a 6:00 closing on Saturdays mean? To most of America,…read moreI would say that means they close the pharmacy at 6. So if I show up after a long day at work, drive like a maniac to get here before six, and find out that at 5:57pm the doors are already pulled down, and the staff do their stereotypical "I see you out there but I'm ignoring you because we are closed. Even though it's not time. ". Pay no mind to this medication that is keeping this man alive, and I guess I'm just stupid, I didn't realize that 5:57 is 6:00. Not only that, tho. A store employee was nice enough to yell from the front of the store "YEP! They closed at 6!!" As if I got there at 7:15 and demanded to get a prescription for my friends 85 y/o father. If you are closing at 5:55/5:56/5:57, then that is what you need to advertise as your closing time. I did my part, but the people who work at Walgreens dont give a Crap. They did not hold up their end of the time. I'm going to make it my sole mission to drive this store into the ground, and to make sure this makes it to someone who cares about their image, their word, their "compassion ". You can't stay open the last 3 min then open a movie theater not a God D*mn drug store. Just to recap - I arrived before closing, the script is ready, and these people closed before 6. I mean while yes that is a time that was after my arrival and they had me locked out already. So Gonna be a long weekend for my friends father and I hope he survives the weekend. Otherwise, we are all gonna be in court together, and you get to tell a group of jurors that you'd better pray use a different pharmacy. If not, or even if they dont, It's pretty easy to point out that 5:57 is not 6:00. That a profession that must use precise measuring and record keeping doesn't know how to tell time!? Wow, just wow. I have been shown that this place needs a redo, a reset, or a really big wrecking ball, and a CVS sign if they're going to survive. Gosh, I really really can't believe this. DONT GO TO THIS JUVENILE ASS pharmacy. They can't tell time or they can't get to the bar early enough. 5:57-is NOT 6:00. So fyi. They don't close when they say. It must depend on what they have to do personally and not what their customers want. Get outta the game Walgreens You suck.