We have tried many pharmacies in the woodland and Kalama areas. This is our favorite balancing…read moreconvenience and ease of shopping. They are not a tricare approved pharmacy so we still have to hit Safeway for our daughter. Hi School has a phone system to call in prescriptions, prescriptions are prepped quickly and staff is easy to reach. Rarely find a line at this location. They have a good selection of over the counter options. Prices are reasonable. Often has sales. Staff is good about communicating when they're out of stock and confirming when new stock of medications will be available.

Great store with lots to look at. They sell fishing/hunting licenses as well. Great service and…read morevery friendly staff!

I was a bit surprised that this felt a touch like it was middle of the night at a sketchy part of…read moretown or something. I hate to sound like I am clutching my pearls but it was just a bit odd that on a Sunday afternoon there were creepers lingering around the front. I appreciated an ADA parking spot I can practically toss myself in the door so close but when there are a pile of rando people loitering, that just gets awkward. It felt like a regular issue too. Like I said, awkward. I do appreciate the amount of things you can get at Walgreens that are groceries and such. Their lighting and look make you feel strung out though seriously. I do like the location of this store though since it is very easy to get in and out of the parking lot.

On their website they provide paper binding. I went in and asked if I could have this done and she…read moresaid no we don't do that. So I promptly pointed out the binding machine that was literally beside her and said ok, what do you use the binding machine for there? She said well yeah we do that but I wouldn't know how to charge you for that service, and I don't know how to do it. Then she said I needed to show her on the website where it says they offer the service, so I pointed it out to her and she said yeah, no. I don't know what to charge you and I don't know how to use it. Then blankly stared at me. I asked if anyone else knew how and she said "I don't know" worst customer service. Don't come here if you want someone capable of helping you. Or a working brain cell.

Friendly - helpful employees. Far better customer service than the two Walmarts in Longview,…read moreWashington. Clean, organized store. Well stocked, wide variety of items. Still strongly disagree with their apathetic take on Covid requirements and only shop here if brought by friends.

Fantastic, far as Walmarts go! I'm not sure if it's part of a larger initiative or what, but I've…read morealways had really nice experiences shopping here. Staff are very friendly and always say hi when you're checking out - last time I left the store with my family, the lady at the door even said we dressed nicely. Flattery works with me, so a five star ye get!

Been getting prescriptions refilled here for years. They are knowledgeable and friendly.read more

The staff are all wonderful and helpful. They can get busy, and also run out of certain…read moremedications, which can be problematic as I travel. It took a while to figure out the reason I was running out of medication before the refill was they had the wrong dosage. I was taking a much higher dose than they had listed. I assume someone didn't change the dosage with the new prescription, but maybe? it was the doctor's office's fault.

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.

I have had incredibly frustrating and frankly disrespectful experience. Being told to walk all the…read moreway back out to a bus stop just to throw away a tissue--especially while accompanying my 85‑year‑old mother--is unreasonable. And when the store itself is dirty, cluttered, and clearly not being maintained, it makes that kind of treatment feel even more insulting. When a business expects customers to follow rules, they don't even uphold themselves, it erodes trust fast. You deserved basic courtesy, a clean environment, and a little common sense from the staff. As a business and not having a garbage for your customers is disgusting. Then once again to tell a customer to leave your property to throw something away is so disrespectful. I can't see or family ever wanting to use your business again. Do better

First off. -3 stars is what this deserves. This not being able to at least give zero stars is a…read moredisservice to mathematics. Secondly - I started watching Ted Lasso again this week, and I really want to be curious and not judgmental but damn this store really, really makes that hard. The parking lot is empty. Ok. thats fine, this should be easy then. I look all over for a waste basket as I walked a mile up with a coffee to get this passport photo after specifically looking online. If there is one thing I hate most in life is wasting my time with capitalism. Not a single waste basket in the parking lot. This area has been high foot traffic for neighborhood loitering - so maybe that makes sense. Upon entering - no waste basket. I really want to just litter in the store. There is no employee upfront. The photo section is in its usual place. This place is eerily silent. Did i literally jump from Ted Lasso to the Last of Us on my walk up here? I walk over towards the photo area and a guy in shorts and a shirt carrying a product says hello to me, like he works there. I think - wow - even the customers here are crazy. I get up to the photo area and a tumbleweed goes blowing by. (Not really, but it seemed like a scene in an old western. I notice that this photo area is tore up. There are consoles that have clearly been removed, but nothing has been touched up. The guy who belongs more at the beach than working in retail is now up at the front cash register milling about. I'm looking around for where the heck is the white background for the photo. I press the "i'm begging for someone to be paying attention to customers" button and the entire store is notified that oops, they did it again - and aren't doing their jobs. The wayward customer makes his way back over and asks me if I am picking something up. Now I deserve an award for holding back, because i really wanted to inquire as to why he felt it appropriate to report to work dressed like that without any professional indication he works there - but instead I skipped to - I'm here for a passport photo. "Oh thats been broken a long time". Hmmm. Ok. "Your website says you do them here." "(I don't remember what dumb words he said, because I just thought wow - this place has totally given up.) Sure Amazon and the online world have zapped the marketplace, but have some g'damn self respect to run a store worth visiting. Walgreens should immediately remove this location from their brand because one thing is evidently clear is that no one that works within these four walls gives a duck about anything. I thought for a minute that maybe the real employees were being held hostage in the back, and I ran into the evil, maniacal criminal mastermind in shorts working the heist out front - so if this makes the news tonight - oopsie. At least I got a decent walk in and got to think about this review on my way back for 23 minutes. I'm sorry Ted Lasso, I'll start over the Lasso Way tomorrow.

This review is about Walgreens/Providence Express. On 2/10/26 I called my care team at Providence…read more I had what I thought was a fractured jaw. They advised me to go to Walgreens for a 10:40 AM appointment. I visited with a nurse practicioner. He advised that I get an xray at Providence. He said he would line that up for the same day and have them call. It is now 9:45 AM the next morning. Nobody had ever called. One would think that this was a simple problem with a simple solution. Apparently, that is incorrect. Waste of time and money.

UPDATE - This review was written back in March but didn't go live until today…read more I took a prescription for an antibiotic in for my elderly mother on our way home from an emergent hospital visit. They were too busy to fill it despite being open for several more hours. I was told I had to wait in line just to even drop off the script. I chose to return and drop it off first thing in the morning. I again had to wait in line to drop it off and was told it would be at least 45 minutes before it was filled. I politely told the person I couldn't return until the afternoon so to feel free to prioritize other prescriptions over my mother's. Later in the day, I got a text saying the prescription was ready for pick up. When I went in, the cashier said something about it being ready but that the pharmacist had to "cap" it and couldn't right now. I said, "Oh, I got a text saying it was ready. Okay, when will it be?" I wasn't even annoyed. She said, "It is ready. But the pharmacist is busy giving vaccines." So I said, "Well, when will the pharmacist be available?" She said, "Could be 15 minutes, could be an hour, have a seat." I tried a few more times to get her to help me understand if it made sense to wait or come back later. She absolutely refused - rather wanted to insist that the prescription was actually ready, even though I couldn't take it with me (it was just semantics - I never should have been drawn into it - but for the love of God, it's not ready if it's not ready to leave with the customer, right?). I was just stunned. I get that pharmacies are short staffed. I really tried to be understanding. But she was just being unkind for the sake of being unkind. What is the deal these days? Walgreens is asking its customers to show kindness and grace at an unprecedented level and this is how we are treated? And this women clearly just didn't care. I truly don't get it. The good news is that I stopped and spoke to the store manager on my way out and he was super kind and understanding. And the cashier at the front was nice too. Even the other clerk in the pharmacy wasn't terrible (although she absolutely should have been more helpful when she saw how awful her colleague was being). But to the person who was just so rude to me. You ruined my day. I can't imagine that was your intent. But you did. Maybe think about that next time.

Best staff willing to help over the phone. I needed a…read moreheating pad for my severe back pain being out of town from Hillsboro. Staying at daughter's house for a few days and forgot mine at home. They picked out a few sizes and had by front door entrance for me to buy so I didn't have to walk far from the handicap parking. Thanks so much for your help. Gayle from Hillsboro

This Bimart is a good one to go to. The employees are friendly and they have some good sales here…read moresometimes. And some good fishing gear and bait.

Arthur Godfrey is the prince of pharmacists. This is a quaint business, with everything you could…read moreneed like the old fashion 5 and dime store along with the ideal pharmacy. He is dedicated to being the perfect gentleman proprietor. Thank you for being so accommodating and complete.

Was in today, April 21st and Karen was amazing. She was so friendly and interactive with every…read morecustomer and handled the line quickly without it feeling rushed or like a bother to wait because she was so kind.

Exceptionally Bad Customer Service -- A Truly Terrible Experience…read more I had an extremely frustrating experience with this Walgreens pharmacy. I waited on hold for an unreasonable amount of time, only to be placed back on hold again and again. When I finally reached someone, the interaction was cold, short, and dismissive. I couldn't get off the phone fast enough. I understand pharmacies can be overwhelmed, and I want to acknowledge that Grace may have been under a lot of pressure with many orders to fulfill. That said, customer service is still a core part of the job, and in this case it was exceptionally poor. There was no empathy, no patience, and no effort to be even minimally helpful. Even if this pharmacy had the best prices around, it would honestly pain me to do business here again. Feeling rushed off the phone and treated like an inconvenience is not acceptable--especially in a healthcare setting where people are often already stressed or unwell. This experience left a very bad impression, and I would not recommend this location based on the level of customer service I received.