First time here, just stopped in to do some regular shopping (not picking up a prescription). The…read moreproduct selection was fine -- nothing amazing, nothing terrible. What really stood out, though, was how unhappy most of the employees looked. The cashier and the woman in the photo section especially seemed like they'd rather be anywhere else. Maybe it was a rough day or they were short‑staffed, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. On the bright side, one employee -- a petite, dark‑haired woman -- was super upbeat and friendly, smiling at everyone who walked by. She single‑handedly earned them an extra star from me.

Rudest and worst pharm tech I've ever met. Tried to pick up a prescription sent by my doctor, was…read moretold by the pharm tech with a heavy accent that it's not ready. When I inquired when will it be ready, the tech said "how can I know when it will be available." I told her she's the pharmacist, should be able to tell me an estimated timeframe. If it's not on shortage, should be able to give people an estimate timeframe when to expect their meds.

Great place with great staff if you are looking for an oil change or your standard maintenance…read more Place is clean. Service and maintenance is easy to schedule. Everyone is friendly and a safe place overall to go. Highly recommend.

Amazing service. Have been there several times. They helped fix a major issue with my recently…read morepurchased used car that was initially making it almost unusable. And they were also fun to speak with! Very happy with them and I highly recommend them

Located in downtown Bellevue, this CVS is hidden away in a corner of the Meyden apartment complex…read more(built in 2016), which provides it needed indoor car parking and ready supply of customers. Inside, it uses a simple rectangular one-story space to provide easy to navigate aisles. There were only a few items that were behind lock/key, allowing us to easily find, grab, and pay for our searched items without waiting for anybody.

Banks are open, grocery stores open, hair solons open, restaurants open : But is CVS pharmacy open…read moreduring the lunch hour? NOOOOOOO! I'll bet the CVS employees even go to other (open) business's, while they are closed! Shame on them for taking advantage of a business that is customer focused and open during business hours.

I mean, it's 7-Eleven. Expect Big Gulp cups to fill up, hot dogs rotating under a heat lamp and…read moreslurpees, which is why we came here! To celebrate slurpee day on July 7th, we visited 7-Eleven for a free small slurpee. My colleagues and I visited this 7-Eleven, which is located in downtown Bellevue during the lunch hour. We expected a line, but fortunately, not many people were here for slurpee day, so we were able to get in and out. Located off of Bellevue Way, it's easy to spot with plenty of parking in the business strip it's located in. A few of the slurpees here are based off of soda, which I don't drink. But I did find lemonade slurpees, including a mango one, which I ended up getting for slurpee day. It was way too sugary to finish, but hey, it's free. The cashier was fine with us trying the different slurpees before committing to one. When he saw we all had our small slurpees, we were able to just walk out without a purchase. Easy peasy. All in all, it's a typical 7-Eleven with treats, snacks, some items you may need on the go and for convenience, with questionable hot food items. This isn't Japan, guys. You know how it is.

It's a 7-11 so you get what you expect but the place was well stocked, clean and the cashier was…read morecrazy friendly to me at the crack of dawn.

Always rude service. It's a wonder they are able to stay in business…read more With even a little courtesy, maybe even a "have a nice day" or a "thank you", they would retain customers. I now avoid that place.

I came here hoping to get some snacks for my kids and noticed the man who owns the store yelling at…read moretwo young girls just trying to get some snacks. They were being polite and he was overcharging them "$52"!for a medium size chips 2 drinks and a bit of candy. When they spoke up about it he called them stupid and stated slamming their idems on the counter which i'm sure was scary for them. He seemed under the influence. This is not a good business to support / IF I COULD LEAVE ZERO STARS I WOULD!!

Small convenience store with the usual fixings: candy, cup noodles, soft drinks, spices. I saw that…read morethey occasionally have warm sambusas - nice! Maleda is also a UPS pick-up point. Helpful! Friendly folks!

The two young ladies at the front check out were especially friendly and helpful to me today 3/4/26…read morejust before 4 PM. Shout out to them! CVS is lucky to to have them.

I am left with the impression that being an employee here is challenging based on the profuse…read moreover-apologetic manner of most employees here. This is a good-sized CVS store with all the OTC medications, skincare, hair care, cleaning, candy, and wine that one could need. I transferred my prescriptions here and there's positives and negatives. The pharmacy is very, very busy. Not sure if it is because the three pharmacies on the island can't keep up with the demand or if there is another reason but every time I come here I see piles of filled out bags ready to go, more so than anywhere else I've gone. I attribute this to why my prescriptions are not filled fast. Most of the time, not a big deal. For recurring prescriptions I have it placed in advance and pick it up a couple days later. For urgent needs, tho, the trick is to call ahead and let them know in advance you need it asap. ASAP may still be a couple hours, but better than days. I ran into that once and if they understand the need they will prioritize but if not then it is in the order they receive the prescription request. It is a great location otherwise!

Looking to grab some quick lunch and seeing Amazon Go across the way I figured I'd give it a shot…read more I'd forgotten how it works here so as I'm fumbling around trying to figure it out an employee came out and walked me through it which I appreciated. There are also instructions on screen to try and guide you. You open up the app and find the QR reader and make sure you have your payment set, scan and go in. From what I understand there are cameras and sensors that track your purchases so when you walk out it just bills your account and emails you a receipt. Very interesting concept. So, my impressions of it all outside of the cashless check out is that it's basically a 7 Eleven or similar convenience store. Some hot food and cold sandwich options, lots of drinks to choose from including soft drinks, coffee and plenty of snacks. The prices are a little higher than at a convenience store, especially since at say 7 Eleven they may have 2 for $4 on a bottle of coke or some similar promotion. Here at Amazon Go they sort of have a promotion but they're more akin to Subway where you have to buy a sandwich or something. I had a mini personal pizza from here and at $5 it wasn't bad. I'd go again simply for that but beyond that Amazon Go is just a cashless convenience store, convenient so that you don't have to really deal with lines.

Very convenient. Easy to grab lunch or dinner. The only problem is that they don't refill quickly…read morethe food by 12:30PM there is already no salad or sushi. Sometimes also you get charged twice for the same item so check your receipt on your account.