I was struggling to fill a prescription that I needed in advance of a trip, and this Walgreens…read morereally did me a solid by getting it transferred and filled for me at the 11th hour. Super grateful!

I'd say this Walgreens meets the bar but doesn't make any effort to jump over it…read more I last came here to grab some batteries on a Monday, and the front register has some sort of issue and was making a horrendously loud alarm noise. And to add injury to insult, the register wasn't working. So I got my batteries i needed, which were on sale, at the photo counter. And since I don't have the Walgreens card, an employee, who was kind, accommodating, and helpful, jumped through several hoops to make it happen. Thank you! The store overall is cozy, and the pharmacy area is tiny, meaning a line forms throughout the aisles if it gets busy. Great location, awesome people, but a setup that I think isn't conductive to good people flow. Love everyone there, but this place is not it.

Best place for vaccinations; walk ins welcome. They do them in a very clean, comfortable private…read moreroom, and the pharmacist who does them is excellent.

Always excellent service. Very informative regarding products. Have utmost confidence in this…read morepharmacy.

best pharmacy staff ever. so kind and efficient. Always trust that my prescriptions will be filled…read moreasap!

They never open on time, they never have shit in stock but always inventory in the aisles. U can…read morepress the help button for locked items and best believe you'll be waiting 10 mins or more. Not only do they not open on time but sometimes they close early. Oh don't bother calling because they won't answer or don't speak good engish or have a attitude. I even noticed recently asset protection targeting minorities multiple times over the course of a month bc i live in the area but the middle schoolers or white college students they will walk right past them stealing but a minority they immediately call the police and lock the doors.

Excellent service, attention, value. Free delivery ( great for seniors ). Accept insurance.read more

They are like a Doctor of the 1960s. they care about what is best for you. You feel like you…read morehave a friend watching out for you. I wanted to recommend Melvin Pharmacy. A lot of drugs are on backorder now. I have never seen anything like this in my life. Unfortunately, one of my drugs was on back order. I went to Walgreens, and they said they can't get it. They said try an independent pharmacy. I called Melvin's and they were able to get the drug for me. There is also a feel to them of a family Doctor of the 1960s. No corporate medicine, where you are just a number. You feel like you have a friend watching out for you. The only thing they care about is what is best for you. There is not much of that left in the world today.

First, you could try by not going behind a patient's back and mailing their prescriptions without…read moreeven consulting the patient . When we agreed to have my prescriptions filled there, I specifically asked if it was going to be courier and they said yes not a problem only because somebody by the name of Tyler, (supposedly the pharmacy manager). I don't know how you get off by talking so rudely to a patient. I could see if you own the place, but you don't.! Supposedly our phone calls are recorded. I highly suggest someone listen to the phone call.. Not to mention that the call was sent to a different extension twice! You should've just told me to send it to CVS bs filling . Now it's too late for them to order it .

As an American that can say I understand why we need universal health care, I was so excited to…read morefind out about this pharmacy. I do not have any prescription coverage under my insurance plan, so often medicine that I take on a daily basis can cost between $50-$155 a month. Imagine my surprise when I called to find out how much one of my daily doses cost there and was told $40 (normally I pay $155)! How do they do this I asked! Well it turns out that Fenway Pharmacy is a non-profit organization, funded with grants, government money, and private donors. So not only is medicine affordable again, but the staff is extremely helpful and friendly! So if you are like millions of Americans (including myself) struggling with the cost of health care these days, may this pharmacy make your efforts that much easier!

This CVS is really convenient if you're catching the 57 or 66. Located right in Allston it's also…read moreright on the bus line so I can quickly grab something before getting on the bus. The staff are helpful if you need them, but not overbearing if you want to be left alone. They also always have what I'm looking for and I've had no problems with what I need being in stock. I love this CVS, I just wish they had the self-checkout. Otherwise, it's great!

There is a fat employee working at register and he has been rude to customers. I told him I was…read morehere to pick up a package and when he was looking for it I added "it should be a big one in case you can't find it." he just said just give me some time, okay? wtf is that response.

Not sure why a pharmacy has to close for lunch breaks exactly when people find time to collect…read moremedications. Ordinarily one person takes a lunch break after the other to avoid the shutdown. It is not a good change from a customer's point if view.

This CVS Pharmacy on 400 Washington Street is just about the worst in service. I waited 30 minutes…read morefor a prescription that they "accidentally" canceled and then the pharmacy manager comes over and tried to upsell to me a pneumonia vaccine that she claims I really need and that it is the last one she has in inventory. This is beyond laughable how a supposed CVS professional tried this old used car high pressure sales trick on me. Another persistent pet peeve is the pharmacy employees refuse to wear their name tags and so it's impossible to file complaints about the ridiculous antics going on at this CVS.

I recently switched all my medications over to CVS, given CVS is much more prevalent on the East…read moreCoast compared to Walgreens. Also, my drug plan made CVS a preferred pharmacy, so it was worth the cost savings. The pharmacy here is located inside of Boston Children's. It's located on the second floor near the gift shop. The location is NOT a full-service CBS. It is mainly a full-service pharmacy with a small selection of common OTC products. They are open later than most locations, given the demand and the fact that there is an ER right downstairs. My only complaint is I wish it was 24-hours. The ER ALWAYS discharges you in the middle of the night with no way to fill medicine. I'd love to see them go 24-hours or install a self-service kiosk that stocks common medicines. It would be helpful beyond belief! The pharmacists here are all highly skilled, professional, and dedicated to their job. They know the stakes are a bit higher given it is serving a Children's Hospital. They know the needs of their clientele are more unique than your typical pharmacy. I've had physicians special order medication's by brand. Most pharmacies make it difficult. Here, they're happy to order in whatever is needed if they can source it. They had my special order medicine in stock the next morning. The pharmacists truly know their stuff and will bend over backwards for their patients. I had to have an emergency surgical procedure in the emergency room late at night. My doctor ordered pain medicine. They were out of the desired medication. The pharmacy team took the time to work with my doctor to find a suitable alternative so I would not be stuck in pain. They truly take the time to ensure you are taken care of. I have yet to visit any other pharmacy that runs so smoothly and with such a high level of care for their patients.

It's nice that they have long hours and don't close for lunch like the other locations. But to…read moredrive two hours just to pick up meds and be told that the person who took the call didn't put in the order is a huge problem. For compounded medications they only make a couple times a day. I was told to wait for 5-6 hours for it to be ready!! If there was another location that made compounds I wouldn't go here

This is nice little pharmacy. It offers all the basics, and if you are a Russian immigrant, it…read moreoffers some goodies from the homeland. There are also miscellaneous items thrown up for sale (like a cake cutter.serving kit ???) that seem to have been randomly transported here, but it is a fun place to shop. they deliver prescriptions, and I got a free candy! (not that it is going to bias me). Only drawback? they close at 7, but there are other pharmacies nearby open later, if need be.

Little place with lots of good stuff. Since i live close by, i do my prescriptions here. Happy…read morepeople work in this place. Lines though can be slow if older russian ladies are in front of you, they always have too many questions:)

Laid out like all other CVS Pharmacies, I was able to immediately find the aisles with the two…read moreitems I wanted. Prices were commensurate with the normal market and I was at the register to pay for it within minutes. The young man who rang up my items was professional, easy to understand and had me on my way swiftly. The store is definitely A-OK.

They will tell you to wait for your prescription and then never call your name. An hour will go by…read more You ask where your prescription is, they tell you to get back in line. Another hour goes by. The cycle repeats. If you want to go mad go here I guess.