Back in Mar 2022, I was on a road trip from Southern Cal to up north through San Francisco, CA,…read morePortland, OR, and Discovery Bay, WA. I swung on by Long Beach, WA on my way back to Portland. Got a chance to check out Peninsula Pharmacy. I was actually looking for postcards as I'm a collector of postcards and magnets wherever I travel to. However, their postcards weren't to my liking, but I still walked around the place to see what goodies I can find. I bought 3 pairs of socks... avocados, buzzing bees, and crackling octopus. SO CUTE! It's a nice pharmacy that not only sells pharmacy stuff, but all sorts of other stuff. However, when I was there lingering around the socks for so long because I could not decide, I felt I was being watched by one of the women who works there. Just a feeling I got... you just know when someone has an eye on you LOL. I'm not referring to the romantic way LOL. Anyway, I had to quickly decide otherwise they might have gotten more suspicious of my intent. All I wanted to do was to pick the best designs. It's not like I was going to run out with them socks without paying LOL. I always pay for my goods. Anyhoo, do drop on by when you're in Long Beach, WA. Perhaps you'll pick up a pair of socks or two. Just don't linger LOL. Happy Shopping!

We were in town for vacation and were shopping the downtown shops. We saw items in their window and…read moredecided to go in. My daughter was looking for a gift for her dog sitter. We stopped at the jewelry on a table in front of the cashier. When I had an older women I would say in her seventies, stop in front of us just glaring at us. I believe she thought we were going to shop lift. I thought how rude. We went to another area of the store, again she was right next to us glaring. Very uncomfortable and we are NOT shop lifters!!!!!! We actually purchased items, and she was right behind us following us. NEVER will I go into that pharmacy again. We goto Long Beach a lot.

If I was just looking at the pharmacy, I would award just one star. The staff in the rest of the…read morestore kicks it up a notch. I made an appointment online for my flu shot two days before my visit. I arrived 20 minutes early and waited inline for about five minutes. When I went to the counter, I gave my name, birthday, and phone number. I was told to take a seat and wait for paperwork. I informed the woman I had made an appointment online, she tersely said, "You have paperwork." I waited for the paperwork (which was largely redundant from what I filled out online). When I informed that same woman that I had my own pen, she crossly said, "Our pens have been thoroughly sanitized." I coldly replied, "I still have my own pen," while rolling her pen on the counter in front of her. After another wait, in which 2 walk-ins were given their vaccinations (during my appointed time), the pharmacist called me. In the room where jabs are given the pharmacist asked, "Do you have any questions?" I stated, "So, making an appointment online doesn't speed up the process?" His response was, "Do you have any other questions." After the jab, he suggested that I stay in the store fifteen minutes. Since I did have some shopping to do, I was in the store and dealt with the friendly staff behind the cash registers. Next year, I'll get my flu vaccine at the Olympia Walgreens I got last year's jab. Attitudes at the Warrenton Walgreens pharmacy suck!

If there was a competitor national chain we would move our prescriptions there. We waited behind a…read morecar which was eventually served so we pulled up to the window and the two people inside were too busy to talk to us. We had a dinner reservation so chose to give it priority. Based on history we knew that being at the drive through was no guarantee of immediate service.

I get all my prescriptions filled in Ilwaco. The staff is really friendly. The pharmacists have…read morehelped me with a couple complicated situations, and refills are handled quickly.

We've been using this pharmacist since coming to Eastern Washington and are happy with the people…read morehere. It's not a big city pharmacy so we expect it to be different. Everyone is super accommodating. It's nice to see Dwayne when we come in. I'd mention the pharmacist's too but I don't know their names.

Nice friendly people and great gift selection! I bought a few cute items and some stationary. A…read moremost stop when visiting Astoria.

One of the last of the "independents" Owned and operated by…read moreEd and his family, this is what service used to be....

Friendly service. Nicely stocked store. Needed a few immediate first aid items and they were easily…read morefound. Drawing salve isn't normally an everyday item you find just anywhere. Would use if we were locals for sure.

South Bend is a small, charming town on the Willapa River. They have a small but mighty pharmacy…read morehere. The service is quick, efficient. The store is a little jewel box and has small gift items, cards, cosmetics, perfume, etc. The staff is friendly and helpful. As an out-of-towner, they were quick to help, suggest items. They are conveniently located right off the main street with ample street and lot parking. They are right across from Pioneer Market.

The product selection of this store is top tier. The phamacy inside has the best staff. They are…read morepositive, friendly and helpful. Cashiers are helpful and nice. But there is one person who is consistently negative, rude, unkind, and unhelpful. I think her name is Karen. She should not be in a customer service role on any level. She makes you feel like a bother regardless of how friendly polite and kind you are. Whether she is shipping a package, notarizing a document or directing you to a shelf location: she is consistently horrible to encounter. I never leave negative reviews but this is getting ridiculous.

They claim to do appliance repairs. They will not come to your house to do the repair. You have…read moreto take the appliance to them! Don't work for an old guy!

Again, Rite Aid customer service is terrible. With the pharmacy not being open on the weekends and…read moretaking 3 to 4 days to fill a prescription that was received by this store on Friday afternoon when I need it for breathing does not impress me! Unfortunately I do not have a lot of choices where to shop because Rite Aid has a lock on Medicare covered prescriptions in this town. Consider me as being a disgruntled customer that wishes I had more shopping options than having no choice but to shop at this store. The Seaside Rite Aid pharmacist informed me that according to their computer, the Advair disc I needed was in stock in Warrenton and I drove 36 miles round trip to that Rite Aid location only to learn they don't stock it and never have, as it is special order only! Hopefully a company like Amazon will get into the pharmacy business as they know who the customer is and how to give prompt service. Maybe Rite Aid should reconsider their business model as what is offered does not work! I expected more from a national company and look forward to the day that this store closes when some other pharmacy opens and delivers service with a good attitude.

The pharmacy service at RiteAid in Seaside is exceptional. The staff know customers by name. They…read morepro-actively keep customers informed about refills to make it convenient to coordinate picking up multiple scripts. They have a good record of vaccinations. The service is always polite, always thoughtful.

Great shop, has a little bit of everything. Great for souvenirs and picking up anything beach…read morerelated. I found some cute dish towels, and a beach bag. Reminds me of the drug store in my small beach town back east, with the same name. Staff were friendly, store is bright and clean. Prices are reasonable for the area.

While visiting Westport and doing some photography, I took a bad tumble on the rocky groins and…read morecame away with mega road rash on an arm and leg. A yelp search found the pharmacy near by. They had an ample and a varied amount of large bandages and antiseptic to patch me up. Well done Twin Harbors!!!