I came across this shop, so reminiscent of ye olde apothecary! They have it set up beautifully and…read moresuch a variety of goods. You cannot possibly leave without a purchase.

Cool shop and compounding pharmacy on Broadway. Over the years we have enjoyed buying some unique…read moresoaps, perfumes/ colognes and toothpastes here. When we visited here yesterday, I was a little turned off that no one greeted me or asked me if they could help me find anything when I walked in. They seemed overwhelmed with pharmacy orders. However, when my fiancé walked in on a separate occasion the same day, he was helped immediately.

I'm not sure what crack they're smoking at the cvs pharmacy here but the employees are not…read morequalified to be working here. I've had to come back multiple times to get four prescriptions and only for them to fill ONE out of the four. Guy at the drive through needs some major training. Awful awful experience.

This CVS has some excellent Customer Service. Yesterday I was in and was looking for floss picks…read moreand there weren't any on the aisle. The manager went to the back to the storeroom and located them for me and bought them out to me. The pharmacist was most helpful in assisting in paying for prescriptions with a medical debit card and then paying for other items with my regular debit card. They are just friendly and take time to assist all of the customers

Absolutely terrible pharmacy in terms of customer service and communication. Try calling - you'll…read morebe left on hold forever (not enough staff to handle in-store and in-calling needs). The counter people in the pharmacy are not highly skilled at finding existing prescriptions - I've been told before by counter staff that there are no prescriptions in the system for me (which would have caused me to have to contact my doctor and take up their time re-sending it) - yet the pharmacist (which I asked for) was able to easily find it. The pharmacy often does not have certain medications in stock. Be ready for multiple delays if this happens: 1) they have to order the medication, 2) they have to process your insurance, 3) they'll tell you the Rx is ready but when you go pick it up (and wait in line) you'll be told they're out of that medication. If you press them, they'll MAYBE discover that it's there - but still in the shipping crate - at which point they'll ask you to come back later to pick it up. I've had to wait more than a week multiple times, to get my medication because of these sorts of problems. The pharmacy has not prioritized streamlining their systems - for example, processing your insurance at the time you present a prescription - to save you that wait wen you come back.

if items are on sale 2/3.00 then it shouldn't matter what the items are. false advertising. i was…read moretold that it had to be the same item in order to get it at that amount. There was no sign for it. the cashier [Indian girl who looks like and acts like a boy] gave me an attitude about it. she called another person to do the return for me since she had a line. bad customer service and will never go in there again and i will tell others about it!!!

Each department of this store is efficient and the staff from the pharmacy, photo department, and…read morecashiers are all friendly and very helpful!

Great run pharmacy neat and clean with a wide variety of items . Had my covid vaccine there and…read moreeveryone was very friendly and accommodating. Its just great a community pharmacy could offer the vaccine. I'm thankful I got an appointment

Four stars for Walmart? Yes, and here's why: the international food section. I needed masa flour,…read moremole mix and corn husks to deal with Thanksgiving turkey leftovers and totally struck out at Price Chopper on these ethnic standards. Wally World had them all, with a nice selection of each category. Or, if you are interested in Asian, there's three kinds of coconut milk and Shin Lamyan--which as any Asian teen will tell you is a hallmark of a place that knows its clientele. If you want to make jokes about people shopping in their underwear or the lack of parking near the entrance because shoppers would rather wait in their cars for a space to open up than walk, Walmart is an easy target. But the prices are good, I've occasionally scored bargains on quality sweatpants on the clearance racks--and, mole sauce!

If I could give -5 stars for this experience I would. My…read morehusband and I just got done buying 400 dollars worth of groceries when we left self checkout and realized I forgot ice. Rand to the side with ice and went back to a different location for self checkout. Saw an open register and set the ice down. A tall young white man was watching over the self checkout and SCREAMS at the top of his lungs at me "didn't you read the register??" It's says it's closed. I move my 5 pound bag of ice out of the way and notice the screen. I say oh I see, and move my bag and go to get in line. He proceeds to berate me in front of the line of customers talking about me as if I'm not there. He says to them "people just don't like to read etc." while he FORCES me to skip the line to checkout AFTER I already said oh I see the sign and move to the line. I get it. You make 17.00 an hour and someone gave you a superiority complex because you saw a crowd. Walmart should keep more supervisors around so their employees don't cross the line, they clearly need to be managed. This was absolutely a crappy experience after spending so much money in less than hour.

I just noticed that my original review, now approaching 8 years of age, is outdated. I originally…read moretalked about how the store should have been larger. Well, they did expand it a few years ago, and it's been much better since. They've always done a good job of keeping the registers attended during busy times, and that expansion added the much-needed self-checkouts. They also added the To-Go section on the south end with a separate door for the employees to bring out your groceries and prescriptions from the pharmacy. They have parking spaces you can wait and call, but also a drive-thru at the aforementioned door to reduce the distance they have to bring your items - also convenient when it's raining.

This store is absolutely garbage! The coin star machine has been broken for a month and now the…read morebottle return is also broken. Well, I heard the team member say it's not broken we just don't have time to keep emptying them! Stay away from this Hannaford they don't care about customers. Don't waste your time.

I'd call it functional yet dreary. This was the pharmacy "assigned" to my mother after the nearby…read moreRite Aid closed, so she wanted to make sure they had all her medical and prescription information - which they did. The pharmacy seemed to be the most staffed part of the store, there were more behind the counter than any place else in the store. That's partly because of all the unmanned self-checkout kiosks in the front, somewhat crowded with a lot of other displays, service counters, and devices, many of which had "out of order" signs on them. The dark colored carpet and the dim lights add to the dreariness.

love This CVS. sorry they aren't open 24 Hours but a great staff. pharmacy staff also very helpful…read more always there to assist. and parking is plentiful.

Newish, very clean store with friendly, polite staff. It has never felt overwhelmingly crowded any…read moreof the times I've gone in. I don't like their sale signs, they are hard to see from a distance. Not like one competitor's that are bright yellow. This makes it harder for me to shop, since I only buy what's on sale. Park on the far right: the lot pitches to the left.

This new Hannaford seems to satisfy the company's need to have a store within easy reach of…read moreapproximately every 3rd exit off I-87 (they have other stores near exits 2E, 6, 9, 15, and 18, so this fills a void). It makes good business sense, as there is a lot of traffic on NY 67 west and NY 50 north, particularly during the evening rush hour. Also, the only other grocery store reasonably convenient was the Price Chopper in the village of Malta, whose motto appears to be "More Roundabouts? Sure!" The store is actually quite aesthetically pleasing. It's well laid out, particularly the produce department. It's brightly lit, and the aisles are easily wide enough for shopping carts going in opposite directions to not interfere with each other. There's a large dining area in the front, with a utensils stand including a microwave. If you're a regular shopper at Hannaford, the organization of the store will feel familiar, except for the beer aisle being closer to the produce/pharmacy departments. It was well stocked and clean, though that's understandable, as it's only been open 6 days as of this review. A few nits: Disappointed that they don't have a hot air hand dryer in the men's room... the salad bar containers don't have the 4-digit number on them for ease of entry at the self-checkout stands (though the newer self-checkout software does have a nice search facility)... only 3 self-checkouts, and I predict there will be a back-up of customers wanting to use these, especially if any break down (which seems to happen more than it should). Of these, only the last one is likely to bother anyone. I'm certainly glad to see a Hannaford here, as opposed to what might have otherwise gone in.