I only go here because it's 24 hours, and strangely enough I always need my drugs at the most…read moreinconvenient times! I have been a slave to this particular Walgreens for about 9 years now. As with any retail business, employees come and go rather quickly. That is, except for the elderly lady at the front check out. She's been there for 10 years, she told me so. It's completely hit or miss with customer service. Sometimes they are quick, other times you want to lay down and take a nap. However............ At approximately 9 pm every night, things start to get cray cray up in here. All the teenagers with lengthy juvenile records descend upon the place. I would describe it as "hoards" of unruly, thieving teenagers. A handful of them distract staff, while the others steal as much as they can. All this time I've managed to avoid them, except for once. That was when I made the unfortunate mistake of choosing the wrong aisle to walk down. I walked past a teenage female, as I did, I looked in the opposite direction as not to attract any unwanted attention. Yeah, that didn't work. She bellowed out at me "hey you white cracka, what the F--k you lookin' at? I will beat yo ass!" Bewildered, I kept walking and did not respond. Let me break it down for ya. People don't look at me and think "there is a dangerous beeotch that I need to take down." They look at me and say "there is a frumpy, midwest mom. Hide the powdered doughnuts." Maybe I'm just flattering myself, maybe she was talking to someone else, (not that I could see) and maybe I nearly got jacked. Either way, I don't actually go in the store after 9 pm anymore unless I want to live dangerously. That being said, I still need my drugs! Glorious drugs! So instead I sit in the drive thru for 30 minutes with all the other people who need scripts but don't want to chance going inside.

I am absolutely stunned by how I was treated at the Walgreens pharmacy drive-through on Davison…read moreDrive tonight. It was approximately 10 PM. I had just finished a 13-hour workday and was trying to pick up an essential medication for my child that should have been ready yesterday. He needs this medication tonight in order to function at school tomorrow. I was told that the prescription was not ready. I understood that things can get backed up, and I simply asked the pharmacist for an estimate of when it might be ready so I would know whether to wait nearby or come back through the drive-through. He refused to give me even an approximate timeframe and told me I needed to leave the pharmacy line. There was no one behind me, so I said, "Sir, there's no one behind me. Can you please just give me an idea of when I should come back around?" I was then told to stop talking, and the pharmacist threatened to call the police. I cannot adequately express how upsetting and bewildering this interaction was. I wasn't demanding that the prescription be filled immediately. I wasn't asking to cut ahead of anyone. I was simply a tired parent trying to determine when I could obtain my child's medication so I could get him what he needed and finally go home. I am also an experienced emergency medicine and urgent care provider. I understand how stressful healthcare can be. I understand understaffing, difficult shifts, competing priorities, and frustrated patients. I have tremendous respect for pharmacists and pharmacy staff and the pressures they work under. But none of those pressures justify speaking to a patient or parent this way. What concerns me most is this: if I--a healthcare professional who understands the system and is comfortable advocating for my child--was spoken to this way simply for asking when his medication might be ready, how are patients who are elderly, frightened, medically vulnerable, or uncomfortable advocating for themselves being treated? Being told to "stop talking" and threatened with police involvement for asking a reasonable question about my child's prescription was completely unacceptable. Walgreens leadership should review this interaction. Patients deserve basic dignity and respectful communication, even on busy and difficult nights.

I mean, it's a Walmart. They're never anything special. The new supercenter is open 24/7 and…read morefeatures a grocery section. I come here more for groceries now than I do anything else. Things tend to be out of stock frequently. The bakery area is one of the high points. They have good cakes, donuts and cookies. I don't ever interact with workers. When I come in, I know what I want and don't need help. I use the self check out when I leave because it's quick and I never purchase many items. Parking is nice and improved. It's organized and easy to navigate. Plenty of space.

My girlfriend and I went for a few items and it was an overall good store. The bathrooms were…read moreclean. Everything we needed was easy to find.

I love this place! When they first opened, I thought "How can this little pharmacy compete with…read moreWal-Mart and Walgreen's?" But I got so fed up with Wal-Mart & Walgreen's pharmacy's that I decided to give Hometown Pharmacy a try. First of all, after checking them out on the Internet, I found out that they are not one little pharmacy, but a group of small pharmacy's in Wisconsin. I never have to wait 20-30 minutes for my prescription to be be filled, even when I show up without warning. I never have to show my I.D. or insurance card-they remember me and have my insurance info on file. Quick, courteous service! They're great!

Hometown Pharmacy is awesome! The staff are friendly and helpful and service is prompt.read more

I went to this pharmacy yesterday to transfer a prescription, after a bad experience at another…read moreWalgreens in town (I reviewed them separately, right before this one). I was a little peevish when I got there but needed to get it done (I touched some wild mustard and have an appalling rash; I needed more ointment!). My only complaint about this pharmacy was that there was no obvious drop-off place. I stood by the cash registers and waited there, as I didn't want to clog up the consult window (which is shielded nicely for privacy). After about 45 seconds a pharmacist walked over (Pete!). I gave him my tube of ointment to check the price. At this point I became a blathering idiot, as I was unsure of my insurance status (in my defense, it has changed twice in the last year) and then not sure if I even had my card on me. The pharmacist was very patient and calm with me, despite my stupidity. They transferred and filled my prescription within ten minutes (completely acceptable), and I was good to go. I have been to this store before. Everybody that works there does a perfectly fine job. I only wish it were open 24 hours.

I get a regular prescription filled at this location. EACH TIME I have to jump through hoops to get…read moreit filled, again this is a normal prescription that I refill monthly. I never get it filled on the day promised for some reason or another. Additionally, you can never get anyone on the phone to sort things out. When you do get someone, it's not without extreme effort, and you're met with terribly rude individuals. Luckily there are other options for my regular prescriptions, Amazon is fantastic and I get refills without hassle, and on the proper schedule.

Wonderful pharmacy with staff who really cares. So many pharmacists and techs there who go above…read moreand beyond to help us get the prescriptions we need. I can not speak high enough about it-especially the pharmacists Ginny & Nicole and the techs Heather and TJ (and I'm sure I probably forgot someone).

5 people in the Pharmacy tonight and it took ten minutes for someone to wait on us and there was no…read moreone else in line.

I've had better pharmacy service at other places, but this one is conveniently located. Store staff…read moreis pretty nice, but pharmacy staff aren't always the best. The rewards program used to be better when they didn't limit how many points you could redeem towards your total purchase.

Way too much time on the phone and trading emails and I still haven't gotten them to update my…read morevaccination records with the Wisconsin registry.

I've been using this pharmacy for over 5 years now. It has been a great experience…read more there has only been one time when my meds weren't available and nobody notified me, but things happen. And for being with them for so long, I think they do a fine job.

Pharmacy is not able to fill pill boxes on time, resulting in multpile trips to pick up and now…read morethey are closed on Saturdays. Even if you call to remind them the day before you need to pick up them up (voicemail only), it doesn't make a difference. For a primary caretaker of a parent in hospice, that is unacceptable. Text messaging service rarely works, so I was told I should call them to ask if a med is ready. Problem, they don't answer the phone during business hours nor do they return calls. I do not trust them with my terminally ill mother's medications and I am moving both our prescriptions to a pharmacy farther away, but with staff that take calls and take pride in excellent customer service. Please beware of this pharmacy.

If you have a prescription for a schedule II narcotic that you need to have filled on time do not…read morego here. They do not keep enough on hand and have to order it when your prescription is supposed to be filled. I was told "the system " would adjust for this and that would have my meds on hand after a couple of months. This has not come true. From my experience over the last four months this causes a 4-6 day lag in the prescription being filled. Leaving me to that long without anything to manage pain. I will be taking my business somewhere that can do the job on time.

l am done with SP Target CVS. I have repeatedly requested they not fill my prescriptions…read more"automatically" and only fill on my request, whatever the reason, it's my choice. I am constantly getting notifications I have scripts ready to pickup. I call, I tell them I did not request or need a refill at the time and won't be able to pick it up at the requested time and my account should say no refill unless requested. Every time they say there is no notes on the account - well someone is lying to me or these people are just incompetent. One recent incident, I received a text asking if they should refill a certain script, my response was no, I received a response that the script will not be filled at that time, 2 days later I received a text that it was ready for pickup!?? My money and my time is worth much more than the service I get from CVS!

Whenever I come to target, I always end up getting 3 more things than I originally planned on…read moregetting. For instance, I could come in just to get some towels and a trash can, but also leave with 2 DVD's, a few pillows, and a bunch of snacks. I love the location of this target for being so close to Hilldale. I can go there for lunch, and then stop by target to get some household items. I like the fact there is an escalator to get up to the store, and you get a great view of University Ave. The layout of the store is also phenomenal. You can find clothing and cosmetics in the front of the store, and the electronics and toys are in the back of the store. To finding towels, trash cans, and home decor, you can find it in the smack dab in the middle of the store. There is a bounty of parking underneath the store, and there is always a parking spot. Even on the busiest days, the lines never really seem to be that long except during back to school season.

I used to love this Target and the people who worked in the service center. I would go out of my…read moreway to come here for the great energy and positive environment. I went to the store for the first time in a while and interacted with the rudest manager, watched her completely ignore her employee who talked to her and then heard another manager on a walkie talkie be incredibly rude while the check out person was helping me. What happened?? They used to have a happy go lucky kind of guy who was so nice and welcoming rather than scolding and biting managers who degrade their employees. There are still great people who work here, but the managers and the vibe of the store and customer care went from the best in town to the worst. I was so sad to see miserable employees who used to be happier. There were piles of stuff around the store blocking displays, Black Friday prep I imagine? It was not like that in years prior. I ordered at Starbucks and it took a pretty long time to get a tall latte, I really don't think I'll be back to the store as a customer -- the managers are driving people online and killing the store. I might as well go to Walmart with lower prices.

This is your average Walgreens. It's clean, staff is friendly and helpful, the Walgreens Pharmacy…read moreis alright. Not the friendliest bunch but I guess they are there to work and not make friends. Oh well! Anyway, they had almost everything we needed but we had to stop at Pick N Save for other things anyway. Walgreens can be pretty expensive but you'll have to hunt for the steals. But their laundry detergent and dish soap is super expensive. The toothpaste is also expensive. If you are able to go and get toiletries elsewhere for a good deal, I would stick to doing that. Unless you're a serious couponer and follow their ads religiously. But if you're stopping to pick up a few items because it's convenient. Just be prepared to pay more than you normally would. Their candy aisle is pretty impressive, they have a good holiday section as well, they don't blow up any balloons for you but have some Mylar balloons ready to purchase. Not a very good wine selection either but they do have beer here. They have some good deals on makeup as well.

The staff is very rude and unprofessional. You go to pick up your perscriptons at 3: 20 in the…read moreafternoon to find out they closed. Then without notice they close the pharmacy early again. Yet they won't offer free delivery.