They were really nice! The sandwiches are just your simple homemade sandwich you'd make at home,…read moreshe put my pecan chicken spread on a salad bed for me! Overall, good food, good service, and a decent amount of seating!

Friendly, knowledgeable pharmacists, and a wonderful, old-time soda fountain with absolutely…read moredelicious delicacies. I wouldn't go anywhere else!!

The 5-Stars are for the Store and the Clinic, while the Pharmacy is improving from its negative 10…read morestars that it once was. There are three people who work in the store that I would like to acknowledge. The first one is a tall lady who is from Canada. (I don't typically use names in my yelp reviews out of common courtesy, but there is no mistake about the people I will acknowledge!) You will know the Canadian lady because she speaks Canadian. She uses words like "eh" and "abut" (about) and she knows the ins and outs of CVS. She has to be the friendliest person I've ever met at any drugstore. Then there is a young lady with long hair, who has also been at CVS for many years. She has to be the most engaging customer oriented person in the store. She too has a great knowledge of what makes CVS work for customers. On top of that, she knows everything about the store. For instance, I went into the store, looking for small plastic, self sticking hanger thingies. She took me directly to the small plastic self sticking hanger thingy aisle. I was so impressed that I bought one extra box of the small plastic self sticking hanger thingies. The third individual is a tall fella with a deep voice. My wife and my daughter think he's the best. He's very polite, respectful, and when he speaks, I notice people fall into a trance as he is like an experienced jazz radio disc Jockey. Very good with customers too. As for the pharmacy, there was a time when I would rather get dragged through a cactus field while chained to a pick up truck bumper then go into the Pharmacy. I'm glad to say that it has improved. The younger folks are engaging, polite, and deal with stressed out customers better than the previous crew. Although I have never had a negative interaction with the pharmacist who works at night, I have seen him chastize one of the technicians in front of customers before. I did not think that was cool at all. Indeed, on some days, he presents himself in a way that makes you think he has been working consecutive 24 hour days without sleep. I felt so bad for the young man that was getting verbally berated when he has been perfectly efficient with me. I've never seen him have a bad interaction with any customer at all. I think the pharmacist is not naturally inclined as a people person. Having said that, I sense that he is trying to improve. As I said, my interactions with him have been fine. The manager (as of like two weeks ago) is not very engaging or helpful. I get the impression she is wanting to do something more suitable for her, like toxicology inspector. I understand she's leaving soon. In short, there is just no way to underestimate her kind attitude. My favorite thing about CVS, are the long paper receipts that I get. I have been collecting these receipts for a decade, and I think I probably have about 2 tons of them. Even more, I can go to my email and print out additional receipts For more CVS product. One day, I went in and got a 3 foot long receipt for a single purchase of some hostess Ding Dongs. I was so excited I went back into the store and got a buy one get one free industrial sized bag of CVS cough drops; I got a two dollars off cotton balls. I was able to use my $10 in CVS bucks money and got 30% off my entire purchase. And even though I have no use for this, I got $10 off any purchase of Revlon hair products. So I used it too. Perhaps my wife will like it. After I went back into the store I think I spent about $2.64. Amazingly, I got an even longer receipt. On the longer receipt, I was able to purchase allergy medicine at 50% off the purchase of two; I I got yet another coupon for Revlon make up, so I purchased the highest quality purple eyeliner that you can get at a drugstore made by Revlon for my wife, of course! Then, I got got two dollars off a dog bone , (for my dog) two dollars off of CVS, branded Band-Aids and another 10% off my entire purchase. So, I went back into the store and made use of it. As I waited for my third receipt to print out, it was as if I won the lottery. Another 3 foot long receipt, a coupon for candy or snack, cakes; a $10 off entire purchase of $50 or more or something like that, a coupon for CVS branded toothbrushes and yet another darn coupon for Revlon makeup. I wonder if CVS is trying to tell me something. Finally, after nearly an hour of browsing the store to make these coupons work for me, I went back out to the car where my wife has been waiting for me the whole time. It's funny how long it took to to get the one item I initially came in for, hostess ding dong I watch a lot of nature documentaries on TV, so when I hear of an entire jungle or forest being cleared out, I just naturally assume a CVS is opening somewhere in the area. CVS should market the experience of receiving half of the Amazon rainforest in receipts as a way to capture new customers even if we have to turn the planet into a large parking lot. Sincerely, Robert Bluestein.

Would give minute clinic 0 stars if I could. Made the appointment online at 8:30 for the earliest…read moretime slot which was almost noon. Got there and waited over 15 minutes, to be told they couldn't help me. Very frustrating as the issue didn't really warrant an ER visit, but needed to be addressed before regular doctors hours. Why did no one review the appointment before hand instead of wasting my time

Danna working the photo desk was very helpful! I love going to get my photos here because the…read moreemployees are always so nice and welcoming.

This place is the worst, save your sanity and go somewhere else. Pharmacy absolutely sucks, they…read moreare rude, they overcomplicate the simplest of things. Highly don't recommend this location!

Really pleased with this Walgreens location today. Well-stocked and well-staffed with folks who…read morewere eager to please. And that's exactly what is needed to excel on Thanksgiving Day when choices are few and competition is keen. They didn't have what I needed on display, but it was a matter of seconds before a staff member asked if I needed help. He didn't have what I asked for, but was very familiar with his back stock and gladly brought out some items that he thought might work. In the end, I decided to pass up the items he offered as substitutes, but I was very grateful for his cheerful and helpful attitude. I'd read about the corporate mindset of Walgreens in Jim Collin's "Good to Great", and I have to say this store and this staff exemplifies a great Walgreens experience. Thanks, guys!

The most incompetent pharmacy in Austin strikes again!…read more I get an alert that my prescription is ready. I go to get my prescription and it's not ready. I wait for a half hour. I get told that this shouldn't happen again. I go back next month and repeat this process. Yesterday when I went to get my meds they had been sent to another location? Why? A few weeks ago when I went to get my meds, the pharmacy was closed during its business hours. Two days in a row. Can someone explain to me why I get alerts they my meds are ready but they aren't? Every. Single. Time?

I come into this Walgreens at least 2-3x a week, if not more. They are usually always friendly and…read morehelpful. Most of the cashiers know me because we come so often. Also the Walgreen pharmacy staff, usually inform me personally when I have prescriptions that I forgot to pick up. I would suggest that they identify the sales/deals on items a little bit better and provide more local products, like school spirit (Hays) and college items (UT/Texas State). They've had the same stock for the last year.

I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by my experience with the pharmacy at this Walgreens…read more My daughter has epilepsy and depends on her seizure medication to stay alive. Missing even one dose can be life-threatening. Due to a storm, the Walgreens location where her prescription was ready was closed, but another nearby Walgreens location was open. I called to ask--very politely--if it would be possible to access her medication at that store so she would not miss a dose. The employee who answered the phone, named Arlene, was shockingly rude and dismissive. After briefly explaining she would have to contact the other pharmacis, she rudely stated, "I don't get paid enough for this," and then hung up on me. This was not a minor inconvenience or a casual question. This involved a child's life-saving medication. The lack of professionalism, empathy, and concern for patient safety was alarming. I was left extremely distressed and shaken by the interaction. I understand that pharmacies can be busy and that policies exist, but no parent advocating for their medically fragile child should ever be treated this way--especially by someone working in a healthcare setting. I hope Walgreens takes this seriously and ensures better training and accountability. No family should have to experience this while trying to protect their child's health. Arlene is the employe's name.

Used to work here for about 8 months and honestly, it wasn't a great experience. We were constantly…read moreshort-staffed, and I kept getting scheduled way past my availability even though I was a full-time college student at the time. The management just wasn't good (the manager I dealt with doesn't work there anymore, but I have been told that the new one isn't any better), and I was talked down on quite a bit. It came to a point where I realized they just had no respect for my time or for me as an individual, so I left. If you're thinking about applying, I recommend reconsidering your options. I will give this place some credit, however. There were a few people on the staff that I actually got really close to. As much as I hated the management, I know that the staff here for the most part are really good people and are doing their best despite lacking in workers. I have some serious respect for them.

Our first experience using the lab area at Walgreens was, unfortunately, very disappointing…read more When we checked in, only two people were waiting. Then more people came in and more and more. We watched person after person use the check-in machine and get called back before us while we continued waiting patiently for about 45 minutes. At that point, we spoke directly with the tech and explained that we were there for a urinalysis and really needed to go because, well, kidneys don't exactly wait politely. She told us she would get us in after the patient she was currently seeing, so we trusted her word and stayed. Then that patient left, and instead of calling us back, she called someone else. She then told us, "I know I told you that you could come in after that patient, but this other person has an appointment, so all appointments have to go first." The issue isn't just the wait time. The issue is communication and keeping your word. We did not know appointments were required or strongly preferred because nobody explained that to us when we checked in. Had we known that from the beginning, we could have made a different decision instead of sitting there for nearly an hour believing we were next. I understand businesses have policies and schedules, but clear communication matters. Trust matters. Unfortunately, this experience left me feeling dismissed, and because of that, I personally will not return or recommend this location unless someone already has an appointment scheduled ahead of time.

They were busy when I arrived . I had a prescription for my wife who was waiting in the car in…read morepain to point of crying after a dental procedure a few days earlier. They did not call in any pain medications after the procedure and she spent all weekend pacing waiting for Monday to go back into the dentist to make sure nothing was wrong. Anyway I mentioned to the technician that if they could fill this quickly my wife was in the car waiting in pain. They had the prescription ready in about 5 minutes! I was very pleased and will fill all our prescriptions here from now on.

Why do they bother to contract with big companies and then not staff their pharmacies? Even when…read morethere are 8 people standing around you still have to wait for prescriptions called in at least 24 hours beforehand. I just don't get it.

I am not a big store girl...I HATE HEB plus, but that being said I LOVE this Walmart location. The…read moregreeters/bag exit checkers are super nice and the store is always organized and cleaner then most. Also unlike the one in Kyle this one doesn't smell of Subway...not a great smell at all while shopping. Walmart as a whole needs to put prices back on the clothes...this is irritating as can get and losing some people for they dont want to download an app to scan to find out cost when also sometimes the cost online doesn't match in store cost so that brings me to my next point to yall need to price match...especially if you dont want to have pricing on tags! Love this location but WALMART as a whole can do better for its customers.

Went there today for a Roblox giftcard which they always have many of. But today they didn't have…read morethem like completely and that angered me because why do they always have it when I'm broke but when I'm flexing bands they don't have any?? Get ur game up Walmart.

I recently discovered I had a stomach bug and my doctor prescripted four antibiotics. I don't have…read morehealth insurance though, unfortunately. After discovering on GoodRX that two of said medications were actually cheaper at H-E-B (rather than Walgreens where I typically go for prescriptions), I came over to get those two filled here. The employee was friendly and efficient about inputting me into the system, as well as getting the GoodRX codes to ensure I would be paying the best price. She said I would receive a text later that day when my prescription was ready. I never received the text so I guess that system wasn't working, but called the next morning to confirm and yes, my RX was ready. So I went over and got it from another friendly receptionist. The pharmacist was also charming and engaged and helped me to understand what to expect when taking my medication-- when to take it (30 minutes before food for one, with food for the other, and that one would leave a weird taste in my mouth; for the record, he was right, lol). I felt confident receiving medical advice from him. And for sure it was way cheaper! The drugs were originally around $150 each, but I paid $30 for both! Really appreciative of both GoodRX and H-E-B for making my health needs affordable.

On the whole HEB pharmacy is great, but the reason I didn't give 5 stars is because the hours…read moredidn't go back to how they were before the pandemic, which is inconvenient for us because we're now a one car family, & staying open later would help us out a lot!