Pathetic. They are disorganized, inefficient, and S. L. O. W…read more In the last 3 weeks they have lost 2 of our prescriptions....no records can be found at all, even after they called u as to give us updates. Expect 30 to 45 minute wait when you come to pick it up, and NEVER expect it to be done on time. I've been here almost 2 hours today...wasting my time....waiting. Moving my prescriptions elsewhere ASAP.

This CVS location is 100 times better than Walgreens across the street. They are much better…read moreorganized and have great communication whether you're talking to them on the phone or whether it's through the app or whether it's talking to their 800 number. The texting feature is also stellar and efficient.

If you try to call the pharmacy, they will not answer. After being on hold 15 minutes, the call…read moredisconnects. Select the photo desk option, and ask to be connected to the pharmacy, and you callmight be answered.

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm

Wonderful new owners! So glad to have this station close to my home! Cold/hot foods, pizza and ice…read morecream. Coffee bar that includes iced coffee. Call ahead ordering for carryout food. It's the best! They've also added picnic tables recently

I will not go here due to one staff that's funny not haha and I love them people but don't you be…read morean ass or treat me any different than you do anyone else. So if you are a male you're good to go. I called the manager she said something about the other day how when I was in the store I yelled taking into consideration I WAS ON MY PHONE . The staff otherwise is great. I go well did go to that store daily.

Don't Buy A Vivitar Smart Watch There. Not Worth $20.00. It Will Charge. The App For It Sucks.read more

I'm old enough that I remember when Big Lots came to town. There were two versions, Big Lots and…read moreOdd Lots. When you walked in, you'd find cases and cases of random items just sitting in their open cases to be sold. As time went on, they also added buyouts from either store closures or extra inventory from a company. There would be sections of product that were simply inventory from some drugstore that no longer existed. As we see now, Big Lots is just sort of a glorified Dollar General. Which brings me to Ollie's! I saw an ad on TV, and wondered why, since I'd never heard of the place. It turns out that there's one about a half hour away. The commercial was interesting, and the website looked good, so I made the drive to check out OLLIE'S! I was actually kind of excited at first. Some of the categories were very clear and enticing. There was a very large book section, with everything from cook books to graphic novels to coloring books. Their arts supply had some interesting stuff, and there was truly a little bit of everything there. I was reminded of the old Big Lots when I saw the bulk items that were simply case cut and the cases were just all side by side. And let's be clear. The presentation was purely functional, not pretty by any means. Depending on what you are in the mood for, you are either going to be fairly happy or unimpressed with the prices. We picked up some art supplies.... a graphic novel, and a dog toy. The kitchen section had a really good selection of pans, knives, and other things. The lawn and garden section had some interesting items as well. The toys were just not that interesting. There were also pet supplies, cleaning products, and even some clothes. The few prices I checked weren't bad, but weren't exactly a huge savings either. Be careful if you buy ANY food products there. A lot of what I found was expiring within 30 days. Some had already expired, and to add insult to injury, whoever cut the cases cut into the product, so the packaging now let air leak in. These would be the golden oreos that expired a little over a week ago. If you're in the area, it's worth a few minutes of browsing if you want to see if you can find a deal. It's not really worth the drive from Bloomington, though. Between Big Lots, Menards, and Rural King, we've got some places with decent prices.