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.

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.

This Walgreens pharmacy is the definition of inefficient and slow. Prescriptions are supposed to be…read moreready for pickup. They aren't. They tell you a 'few more minutes', which is 30 minutes at the LEAST. Complete joke. After 35 minutes, I left. I picked up the prescription 10 minutes later, after stopping at the UPS store. The prescription was in the bin. The clerk never looked for it the first time she helped me. Just routinely said, "It'll be a few more minutes." They need to open up a food court or Starbucks in there for the amount of time they make you wait 'a few more minutes'. A joke; a shockingly inept team working at the pharmacy there in Warrenton. I'd have more confidence in a group of Jr. High School kids working in there. When I was asked by the clerk if I had any questions for the pharmacist, I replied, "Yes, if my prescription was ready the whole time, why did I have to wait?" She got snippy - "Look, we're really busy; we're doing the best we can." But are you? Wouldn't doing the best you can include checking to see if the prescription was ready BEFORE telling a customer it wasn't ready and have a seat to wait? I would highly recommend going ANYWHERE else.

It really should be illegal to charge more for items than what is on the tag. Today was really…read morebad, over a dozen pricing errors. They wont allow you to 'fix' while in line, you have to go stand in a long line with one overworked customer svc person, and its a major hassle, especially if you're popsicles are thawing. I am an astute shopper - I'm expert on using their app, clipping their coupons, reading the ads before I shop, etc., and to boot I worked grocery early in my long career. These were genuine errors. We've had to endure a near year-long revamp of the store, its nearly finished, and I've yet to to see ANYWHERE any improvement in the experience. Its mind boggling how much money they spent to achieve NOTHING. When I was a checker, they came out with the most efficient way to process items; customer puts product on belt, the employee scans it and puts it right in the shopping bag. Boom, handled once! Super efficient! A few years ago some idiot with no clue how checkstands operate came up with the bright idea of having the checker scan it, put it on another belt, where another employee bags it. Handled TWICE. And this store NEVER has 1:1 checker/bagger. Today there were FIVE checkers, and ONE bagger. Fred Meyer continues its increasing abuse of plastic. Too many instances to write here.

This store is AMAZING, store clean, well stocked and super attentive, helpful and friendly staff…read more They have a super deli full of great ready made stuff for picnics and quick meals at home. We grabbed a Thai spaghetti salad and it was absolutely wonderful. Update: Came back today 7/11 to get some more Thai salad. The deli case was so clean, everything was freshly made and ready to for take out.

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....

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.

Service could have been a bit quicker but we were there a minute after they opened. I've never had…read morea problem with the drive-up. I'm not fond of the new signing tablet. It is hard to make it fit in the slide out drawer.

Great personal service from the pharmacy staff. The rest of the drug store has great nautical items…read morethat make great gifts. They also have the standard drug store fare like band aids, aspirin, etc.

They're so understaffed that they've turned their phone's ringer off. Pharmacists are good but…read moreservice is terrible. I'm switching pharmacies asap.

worst customer service at this pharmacy. stood at front of line waiting on meds for a client - for…read morethirty minutes and staff didn't have enough courtesy to even explain to me why it was taking so long then the last five minutes of my wait they decided to inform me that we'd have to send another person out because they couldn't figure out why it wouldn't ring up - mind you , four staff members were there . .... better off going to Fred Meyers

As a woman of color, I have experienced unfavorable treatment throughout my interactions, including…read moredisregard and undervaluation. The pharmacy's inconsistent policies and procedures have impeded my ability to manage refills effectively, with conflicting information from various pharmacists causing delayed refills. Unprofessional behavior, such as rudeness and dismissiveness, has further complicated the issue. I have encountered difficulties navigating the refill process due to unclear communication and inconsistent policies. My frustration, with my insurance provider guidance, I filex a complaint, resulting in retaliatory behavior. As far as 'value' and selection, are limited.

The worst customer service and reliability I've EVER experienced. I take a controlled substance to…read moreassist my sleep, and EVERY single month I have to fight to get it filled before it runs out. Numerous times I have called in to make sure it's ordered and have received confirmation it will be available at a specific day and time, only to go in and be told it's not ready yet and I need to wait an hour before it's ready. The typical response is how over-worked and short handed they are and how it's not their fault. To take it a step further, I'm regularly told that not only must I call in to make sure my online request has gone through, but that I'm also supposed to call in to ensure the order is ready before I come in to pick it up! Are you freaking kidding me? They know that every month that my necessary medication is due, yet EVERY month it's a fight. The staff could care less, and actually attempt to make me feel like it's MY fault and that I should just roll over and accept their poor service. We are the customer and we should be the ones they're assisting, not the other way around. They know they're only one of two pharmacies in the area and they don't appreciate their customers. The female manager is completely snarky, disrespectful, and callous. This is the worst run business I've ever encountered.

best pharmacy i've ever gone to.... great customer service!!! marian is always smiling!!!read more