Forget patient rights here, these guys make sure most people can't access their Rx by the poorest…read morehours imaginable. It's taken me 4 days to get time around work to get to my medications. During that time I've been in horrendous pain and agony. Do they care? Nope. Open at ten am on weekends but closed by the time most are off of work. Of course they take a lunch and close the entire pharmacy because who's ever heard of staggering lunches to assure people's needs are met? Why bother having a pharmacy at all? Close this place and let community needs be met by a pharmacy that gives a flying crap.... cause this one doesn't.

Do not go to this Pharmacy…read more For the past two years and across multiple surgeries this pharmacy has failed to complete its basic function in filling prescriptions on time, if at all. My doctors have complained that the pharmacy will say refills or updated instructions were not received - and they were sent multiple times. In one case, my doctor called it in herself and they still denied receiving it until someone finally located it. The Pharmacist on duty is barely able to be baseline polite and can barely contain her distain or convey the basics should there be an issue (ex: "we need an updated Rx on file"). Rite Aid needs to invest in basic operations and customer service training for their Pharmacy department ASAP. It's an odd contrast for a store with staff cashiers that welcome you as you walk in, and have a sign on the front door that says "spread kindness". And the entire time their Pharmacists are not being polite let alone kind - and are not completing basic operational duties well if at all. I understand we are in a healthcare shortage that includes Pharmacists, but Rite Aid can and should do better to have customer service and bias training for their Pharmacy staff. People are not okay over there. I've tried to stick with it because it's so close to where I live and I want to spend my money in Benicia. But these Pharmacists are making doing basic business near impossible. And? They also give out incorrect information when they do. My doctor has had to call them multiple times to straighten them out and we are both tired of it. I'll be transferring my prescriptions and filing a complaint with corporate. It's really not okay to treat people without respect or dignity, no matter what brand you are.

Through the decades, I've been to this store less than 5 times…read more Cashier Heidi was quite a sourpuss. She acted annoyed when I told her I've forgotten how to use my OTC card since I've only used it once/twice at their branch. She brusquely asked if I was a member. After telling her I don't remember, she curtly replied "then you're not a member" without even bothering to check with my phone number. I asked her if she could check with my phone number, and she tersely replied "what's your phone number?"; she found out I was. The whole time, her demeanor was frosty, unwelcoming, and rude. There was no smile, no kindness in her eyes; just plain condescension. It's really bad for the business and clients if a client-facing employee obviously doesn't like her job and is ill-mannered. Her character clearly showed, and it was apparent that she wasn't "just having a bad day". And just in case she'll make an excuse of "having a bad day"; no matter what, you never bring your problems to work. When you work dealing with customers, a little warmth and kindness never hurt anyone. After the transaction, and before going out to the exit, I quietly told her "you know what, you could do better with a smile"; she tersely and frostily replied with the same cold eyes and hard, unsmiling face "have a good day". Before encountering Heidi, I've never heard "have a good day" spoken in such a robotic manner, with an attitude furthest from what the phrase supposedly means. Have some warm chicken soup, Heidi. Hopefully, it'll take you out of Mordor even for just a few minutes.

i made a quick stop for some Tylenol and things for my car. it was easy to navigate through store:…read morenothing special, yet got my things

This Rite Aid is "open" but it looks like it's going out of business. The shelves are mostly empty…read more Items that are available are mostly locked up behind display cases and to find somebody to help you is pretty much impossible if you actually wanted to get something out of the case. I went to purchase some cold medicine which had to be obtained from behind the counter at the pharmacy due to the ingredients. At least there was a pharmacist or a tech there who could help me. Most every day basic items that you want are not available. They carry thrifty brand ice cream so I went to the freezer case to look and they have one flavor which I decided to get. The freezers are so full of frost that each time I opened the door a bunch of snowflakes blew out. When I went to the register to check out, there was nobody there. I looked around and looked around and looked around and did not see any employees. Finally, I heard some rustling from an aisle way at the back of the store and walked over there and saw an employee doing something stocking perhaps? Anyway this place should just close because it really isn't serving any purpose. Maybe the pharmacy is doing something, but it feels like going into an abandoned building.

They were closing the Sacramento store going out sale everyone one was nice and helpful at the…read moreSacramento Store

Boaz was extremely helpful in the pharmacy, polite, quick and helpful…read more Would return to this pharmacy in a heartbeat.

I called multiple times to have my medication filled... they did not have the right dosage of…read moremedication so I had to adjust the dosage according to what they had available. Then they refused to fill the medication and made my Dr cancel and rewrite the script. This medication is necessary for me to work. They were hanging up on me when I would call and being entirely unprofessional and unhelpful towards me . My Dr was also getting frustrated with them as well .

Our little family stopped by on Saturday afternoon. It was hot out and I needed a dress to cool…read moredown! Not to mention our car was in need of a sunshade since the seats were baking! I would highly recommend this great location, sweet and helpful staff and everything is well-stocked! Love my new beachy sundress and our new tropical sunshade!

Just left this Walmart. I have a one star for multiple reasons…read more 1- they don't have a dedicated GF are like other surrounding Walmarts do. Everything is intermixed with each other. This isn't that big of a deal. I wouldn't even deduct a star for this reason. Reason 2- They had 30+ people in here doing inventory. They were walking in front of carts, when we were walking down walkway, they weren't watching where they were going. I stopped stopping to just ring out because it was so overwhelming having all those people in the food section, along with customers and carts. I went to self checkout. Was ringing up my items and a guy came right behind me, knelt to the right of me. I almost back handed him as I thought he was trying to get my purse. I jumped and he said- "I have to get in here". All he had to say was "excuse me" or "to the right" and I would then know he was there. No one should sneak upon anyone that way, let alone a woman. (He had to get in the little fridge to count the inventory.) I work at a store and am in charge of inventory. You give customers space, you watch out for carts, and you never get in their personal space. You sings the row of items, step back let them shop and then continue. Efficiency- With that many people doing inventory, the store is better off closing/roping off the rows of items for 5-10 minutes, then move on to the next row with that many people counting! This way it won't affect the full experience of the customers. Just for this experience I will not return to this location. I talked to the manager in the cashier area, and she said she would tell the store manager. I hope the people they bring in for inventory get a good training because it seemed like pure chaos, when it shouldn't be. A quick 10 minute meeting in the back BEFORE going on the floor. Explaining customer service and personal space. And how to not roam around aimlessly asking "what should I do next". Management, feel free to contact me because for a store this large, I am shocked at the lack of efficiency.

Quality/Quantity - Consistent brand. This location is run well, fully in stock, clean, and…read moreorganized. Ambiance - See above. A good size location with all the departments. Restrooms are all the way in the rear near the center. Clean restrooms. Plenty of mall parking. Service - Self service. Thank you for the price scanners, see picture. Price - Above average prices, but that is the cost to be part of the "Tar-jay" brand, lol. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1962 (1902 corporation founded), and for being the 8th largest retailer in the US. 2000 - Renamed company to Target Corporation. 2015 - CVS acquires Target's pharmacies.

Target in Vallejo looks good outside and most of the inside. The store is pretty well stocked and…read morethe few workers I met were pleasant and helpful. Weekly sale items can be good value. Compared to Target where I live, this one is pretty messy, especially the clothing department. Clothing on the floor is not picked up. Who wants to buy clothes that was piled on the store floor? Does store management care? There must be a big problem with pilferage at this location. Even socks and underwear are under lock and key. You have to press a button for a worker to unlock for you. However, I like the self-serve checkouts. I guess it's not so bad here that management removed them.

I'd like to start by saying that the employees of this CVS location are exempt from this review…read more It's not their fault that they work for an evil empire. The pharmacy staff and employees have always been courteous and helpful to the best of their abilities. However, CVS is a monster. This organization is evil, and to detail that statement is beyond my ability to elaborate on in this short review. I will say this; the new pharmacy set up is awful. It is not HIPAA compliant because you can hear word for word everything each patient at the pharmacy window is saying, including their personal information, their prescriptions, etc. To make this matter worse, CVS has installed thick plexiglass between the pharmacy worker and the patient. So the patient has to basically yell in order for the pharmacy worker to hear them. Therefore, half the store can hear the person giving their name and birthdate, etc. So consider that hundreds of people are walking through the typical CVS pharmacy line per day and yelling at plexiglass... it is disgusting to see the spittle that is all over the glass and rarely cleaned. These employees are always shortstaffed and now they have to clean plexiglass between customers? Ick factor high. I need to find a new pharmacy. Lastly, don't ever try to call this pharmacy because you'll be thrown into an AI hell hole. You will not speak with a human being. If you're lucky, you will end up in a voicemail and get a call back.

Thank you CVS clerk yesterday! Wonderful customer service. I think her name was Emily. Refreshing…read moreto have a competent cashier using common sense, customer service. Look forward to shopping her in the future

Typically, when I come to this CVS, I have a pretty good experience. I know there can be a lot…read moregoing on at this particular location, but personally, I've never really had any major issues here. This time, I stopped by to pick up a few things and also get some photos printed. Everything was pretty quick and easy. The line wasn't long, and the employee helping me provided good customer service. She even helped me use the computer inside the store to get my photos developed, which I really appreciated. I believe this is the only CVS in Vallejo, so it's definitely a convenient location for me. Thankfully, most of my experiences here have been positive. Whether I'm picking up a few things or getting photos printed, I'm usually able to get what I need without any problems. Overall, another good experience, and I'll continue coming back whenever I need something from CVS.

This CVS in Vallejo is possibly the scariest one I've been in. The huge shopping plaza areas around…read moreCVS look ok. The parking lot is good. While I understand the need for stores to keep certain items under lock and key, entering this store I was freaked out by almost every aisle under plastic locked security doors. Instead of feeling safer, it made me feel like I was going to get robbed walking the aisles. You need to find a CVS clerk to basically be your personal shopper. Good luck. This is not conducive for honest shoppers. It's not a wonder online has become preferable. I left without even finding for what I came to buy.

I've had two separate, equally frustrating experiences at this pharmacy. Both times, I was told my…read morebaby's medication would be ready in 20 minutes. After waiting an hour and a half, I was told it hadn't even been started. It is incredibly upsetting to be given a specific timeframe only for it to be completely ignored. There is a total lack of urgency and communication here, even when it comes to essential medicine. I won't be coming back.

This place is a total joke. I wouldn't come here if I didn't have to. I can to pick 3 prescriptions…read moreup. Only 1 of them was ready and was told 15 minutes for the others to be filled. I decided not to wait and came back the next day. Guess what? They STILL weren't ready and gave me the same line "15 more minutes". I don't believe them. If you're not going to do what you say you'll do, then why are you in customer service?