This Walgreens always seems to be stocked like it's the second week of the pandemic. Employees are…read morenice and theft is an issue here but the store could be less apocalyptic.

Absolutely unbelievable that a pharmacy would close before the listed time with no warning. I had a…read moreprescription i really needed, i work long hours. i beg my boss to let me leave early to go get it, and i manage to get there 15 minutes before it closes, only to find it's closed anyway. I could understand this for a restaurant or something like that but not a pharmacy. People need to be able to rely on a pharmacy. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves.

Long standing issues with this CVS Pharmacy inside Target. The Pharmacist get away with consistent…read moreterribly rude behavior, and if you complain, they retaliate with power trips such as: being unable to correct issue with prescription notification, not filling a prescription for 4 days, and then when I show up, that item is out stock. Next day I get the text that my prescription is ready, and after standing in line for 15 minutes, I am told it is in fact not ready and I have to wait a half hour. This doesn't just happen to me... Additionally the Pharmacist weaponize the Assistants against us so we get snotty, snide attitude with arrogance, because they know CVS HQ will do nothing to them. I've contacted CVS HQ, and they do nothing to check the behavior of their Pharmacist. Target can do nothing since it does not employ the CVS staff. What Target could do is cancel the CVS contract since SO many of us have run into the same off-the-chart rude, insolent, arrogant behavior and retribution.

I think the pharmacy guy is racist. He intentionally kept using an old insurance and refused to use…read moremy OHP. He's a bad person. I called OHP and they confirmed he never charged them. Evil

Very convenient location with a wide selection of everyday essentials. Staff is generally helpful…read moreand the store is well organized, making quick shopping easy and efficient.

Pretty much every time I come here I regret it. I wrote a 1 star review a while back and then…read moreremoved it because I thought maybe it was too harsh; but it was accurate. The checkout machines are atrocious there and constantly have errors. It's also kind of ridiculous because if you bring your own bag and click the button to say that you brought your own bag, it will still keep throwing errors when you try to put stuff in that bag. if you then decide not to put the stuff in the bag, but rather to the side when you try to finalize payment and say you don't want any bags, it will still throw an error and an employee will have to come over and verify that you are not stealing take bags. It's completely absurd And now I've had an interaction with the pharmacy and there's no signage so you don't know what the hours are and they will just stare at you and ignore you because apparently they're closed for "lunch" but there's no way to know that. Then when you do get to talk to them, they'll just say sorry they don't know how to do things. Would highly recommend avoiding their pharmacy at all costs because even though they have tons of employees in there, they don't seem to know how to do their job

Two stories right downtown, with the food and drink downstairs and the pharmacy upstairs, I guess…read morethey are more concerned with grab and run than traditional shoplifting, because the M&Ms downstairs are under lock and key, but the cold and flu meds upstairs are not. Welcome to our modern world.

This is a center city CVS. Given the location, I suppose it…read moreisn't a surprise that most merchandise is in locked cases. This requires ringing a bell to summon a staffer with a key. That can take a while, as the store appears to be minimally staffed. My wife had a prescription sent there on Sunday morning. There was a single person on duty at the pharmacy. Her simple prescription (an antibiotic ointment, and antibiotic pills) took three hours to prepare, and two hours past the first "your prescription is ready for pickup" text message. But, that aside, it was a relief to find a store with a pharmacy still operating in this downtown location near our hotel. So although ours wasn't the best experience, we appreciated that CVS is still open amid difficult urban circumstances. Oh, a bonus was that we discovered this CVS also sells wine, and the prices are not jacked up to hotel levels. That was also much appreciated.

This review is for the store, not the pharmacy department, because I shop here when I need over the…read morecounter items. Recently stopped in to buy some Salonpas Lidocaine patches because my shoulders and neck are in a lot of pain. Their price was better than other stores. Also picked up some Tylenol arthritis meds. Store was bright , clean and well organized Although I can't say they were well stocked. I picked up the last box of Salonpas; I would have bought another if they had it on the shelf. On my way out, picked up a few spontaneous purchases because I like the brand of popcorn they carry because it has clean ingredients, and some Unreal chocolate. Definitely should have stopped here prior to the gym rather than after when I was ravenous!

I transferred from the Safeway pharmacy to this pharmacy. The only reason was because of an…read moreabrasive employee over at Safeway on Lovejoy literally slamming the door on me while I try to get my credit card information to pay for the prescription because she wanted to go home right on the dot never mind you this prescription is necessary for me to be OK not just for my medical condition but it's type of medication if I don't take it, I could have life-threatening issues present not sure if this woman knew that and skin care or was just ignorant to the fact, but I was literally pleading with her to give me two minutes to get my information and the reason why I had to get other information is because they didn't know how to run a gift card from their own company so I switched to CVS pharmacy in the Pearl just out of convenience and to get away from that situation wow what a mistake that was this pharmacy first of all the hours are ridiculous close at 7 o'clock every night on the dot and that's not the major issue although that is super frustrating. Main issue are the people on the counter? They are so many things other than a competent nice and knowledgeable about medical conditions, drugs, and patient rights specifically HIPAA second time I fill up a prescription here. The pharmacist makes me wait for five minutes with no one at the pharmacy but three people behind the counter, all looking at a computer screen. They need three people to look at that screen. She finally comes to me and says what can I do for you as I need to get a refill she said what is it? I said I would rather not broadcast my prescription and thus my medical condition to the people in the neighborhood, this was in front of everyone if you don't mind if I can just provide some identifying information (which is what she should have asked for in the first place) all a while thinking about the HIPPA laws that were just violated. Of course her body language and tone informed me that this was annoying to her. Incompetent, disrespectful, and not the most impressive work ethic.

just don't go here. that's all I'll say, listen to the reviews posted, I wish I did!…read moreunprofessional and extremely expensive. you'll have better luck elsewhere.

I decided to have my Rx formulated at Lloyd Center so that I could pick it up rather than paying…read morefor shipping. Imagine my surprise when my RX was almost $100 for 6 grams, while my former pharmacy charged $50.00 for 20 grams, including postage! I hope I will not need to use this pharmacy again, and if I do, I will certainly check prices first. I told my prescribing physician, and they will not send an RX to this pharmacy without warning their patient about the possible high cost.

Pharmacy~ The cashier that waited on me was rude and very impatient. After giving her all my…read morepersonal information she says "I only see one what's the other one and, we may have or not have the one you need have a seat"! Well I never got a chance to even to tell her what I was there for. I didn't seat down because the seats and, everywhere in the store floors are dirty. Walgreens please do better with training your staff on customer service and keeping a clean establishment. I would highly think twice before using this location.

If I could give negative stars I would, this pharmacy is an absolute nightmare. Not only are they…read moreunderstaffed the people who work there work at a snails pace

Of all the Fred Meyer locations, this is my favorite. Maybe it's because I used to live nearby so I…read morefrequent it often, but being objective, I think they have the best layout. The grocery section is in one end, home and drugstore items in the middle, and clothing, hardware and plants on the opposite end. If I am grocery shopping, I never have to walk beyond the midway point. Staff in the bakery, fish, meat and nursery areas have always been super helpful. I use the app to take advantage of the digital sales. Regular prices are typically reasonable compared with other grocery stores. No longer live in this part of town but since I workout at the gym nearby, this is where I do the bulk of my grocery shopping other than specialty items.

We had a good experience at this Fred Meyer, which the company refers to as the "Hollywood West"…read morelocation, in the Sullivan's Gulch neighborhood of Northeast Portland. Our group of eight was able to find just about everything we wanted for our nearby Airbnb house for a long weekend in PDX. Where I'm from, Georgia and North Carolina, we have Kroger and Harris Teeter, respectively, instead of Fred Meyer. Fred Meyer and Harris Teeter belong to Kroger. All three banners are different. Fred Meyer differentiates itself by having the biggest stores. It's a hypermarket - supermarket and department store in one - instead of just a grocery store like Kroger and Harris Teeter. In this sense, it's more like Walmart. For example, during our visit to this Fred Meyer store, I saw an entire department dedicated to "Northwest Style" men's clothing, featuring brands from Carhartt to Levi's. Walking around that section, I felt like I was in Belk or Dillard's. You don't see that at Kroger or Harris Teeter. Also, this Fred Meyer has a garden center and jewelry store. We bought groceries -- wine, milk, beer, Gatorade, Oreo and Keebler cookies, Simply Orange orange juice, Tostitos and Calidad corn tortilla chips, salsa, guacamole, bananas, oranges, Doritos, Poppi (soft drinks), Starbucks coffee, Silk Almond Creamer, bacon, bread, syrup, frozen pizzas, eggs, avocado, potatoes, and more; you know, the provisions middle-aged men need for breakfast and snacking in a short-term homestay from an online marketplace. The shopping center has plenty of parking. There were a few homeless people outside of the attached Starbucks. Security was stationed inside the entrance/exit we used, near Starbucks. To use the restroom here, you need to punch in a door code. Ask an employee for the code. If you're visiting from out of town like we were and are a Kroger Plus or Harris Teeter VIC member, you can use your Kroger or Harris Teeter membership here for deals and discounts. Vice versa, Fred Meyer Rewards members can use their Fred Meyer memberships at any Kroger or Harris Teeter store.

Staff is friendly and helpful. I had the pleasure of speaking with Jasmine, a pharmacy technician,…read moreover the phone on two occasions. Each time, she was not only pleasant but also went above and beyond to ensure that my time-sensitive prescription was filled and mailed for next-day delivery. It is clear that jasmine takes great pride in her work and is truly an asset to your organization. Highly recommend this pharmacy

I use this pharmacy, but you can't go inside. You have to call from your car and wait in your car…read morefor them to bring your prescriptions. There's no browsing of any kind in the store because they won't let you in. I do like the people there, but it's kind of a hassle.

The two stars is for the poor employees who are friendly, and we all know it's not their fault that…read morethere is next to nobody working at that store. How can $1 billion corporation justify not having employees to staff the place properly? I wish I had taken pictures of the empty shelves. And now literally everything is locked up, no kidding even the candy is locked up. How are people supposed to shop if there are no employees to actually unlock things? I would love to speak to one of the billionaire geniuses who said this ridiculous system up.

As far as CVS goes these days, this store is decent…read more It's got a big parking lot off NE Broadway and 33rd. It's quite large and the shelves are actually stocked. I was able to find the product I needed after some searching. It is under-staffed so don't expect help, and you may need to wait a minute for someone to return to the register. But it's got two self-check-outs.