You can't even reach a pharmacist anymore. CVS has increasingly become more and more horrible over…read morethe years. They only gave their pharmacists a lunch hour a couple years ago. I have changed to a local pharmacy because it's a lot easier a lot less waiting easier to communicate and more reliable. Also no waiting in 45 minutes lines. CVS is horrible not just this store but all their stores. If we don't support these giant corporations treating us like garbage and then either they'll close or they'll change. Go to a local pharmacy instead.

This location is easy to locate as it's right next-door to Harris Teeter's. I particularly like…read morethis location because the pharmacy is right upfront when you walk in. If you go inside just pay attention to the pharmacy hours as they close for lunch daily and you'll be waiting for quite a while. They have many things advertised on sale upfront and for convenience, they have self check out upfront, which I thought was helpful. The staff was friendly and helpful at this location.

The best independent pharmacy I have ever used! They go the extra mile in helping you out,…read moreremember who you are, and are just great caring people. Go, Carrboro Family Pharmacy!

I live in NC not CA I have been in charge in picking up…read moreother peoples' pharmaceuticals (hereafter "meds") for a great deal longer than I have been picking up my own. I was responsible for: my aunt; a combat officer from Nam; a close friend who had chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) for 15 years. [She actually became happy with a diagnosis of cancer- because she finally had a "real" diagnosis]; another close friend, my mother, my son & my ex-wife. I have been in VA Hospital pharmacies, regular Hospital pharmacies, pharmacies in NJ (including the old time Pharmacy in Westfield, NJ where I grew up), the old time pharmacy in Chapel Hill down toward Carrboro (right side of Franklin St) that vanished decades ago, the 24 hour CVS in X Plaza (where I met a woman who never smiled in my sight for 7 years), & the old "dope shop" on Ninth St in Durham. In addition, since I traveled as a wetland delineator, I have been in Rite-Aids, Walgreens, & CVS pharmacies all over NC: including the Manteo CVS (helpful, well stocked) and the Nags Head CVS (not well-stocked, but still helpful) and a dreadful CVS in Jacksonville (who have joined the general incentive there to separate the Marines from their money as quickly as possible). I've been ignored, snapped at, stared at with no comprehension at all, had the legality of my own doctor's prescription questioned ("Where did you get this?"), & overcharged. I have been told "I'm sorry; this is the only manufacturer we have in stock." & "I'm sorry but that medication doesn't exist." & "I'm sorry but Medicaid still hasn't cleared this. Maybe tomorrow they will. Can you come back then?" & "We don't stock that. Can you go to the CVS in X (a town 30 miles away)?" Carrboro Family Pharmacy in Carrboro Plaza(at 104 NC Hwy 54 Ste J Carrboro, NC 27510, 919.933.7629) has always been reliable, well-stocked, polite, extremely knowledgeable, & helpful with any confusion I had about my meds or their side effects. I've had very few problems with anyone, or any medication, at Carrboro Family Pharmacy in Carrboro Plaza (from clerks to pharmacists). If I did, they have immediately tried to fix it, and they have either succeeded, or found another road to reach my goal. They accept my goal as their goal. I can easily discuss manufacturers with them (certain generics don't work with me) and they have special ordered more suitable manufacturers for me at no extra charge. They are easy to talk to; have easy access to the pharmacists from the front; you can talk directly to a full pharmacist (not some kind of PA); and you can tell that they care enough to want to deliver top notch professional assistance to you concerning your meds. Not at all like the idiot-staffed BS I have always experienced with the oligopoly that has taken over the entire drug market in North Carolina (Walgreens & CVS). Carrboro Family Pharmacy in Carrboro Plazacombines old-fashioned customer service with swift proficiently using all the 21stcentury tools. Further they have a helpful staff that combines concern, compassion and unfailing politeness with knowledge & real ingenuity in fixing problems that arise. I've been converted. I'll never go anywhere else again. (Humana mail-order can take a flying leap into...) Go there & you will never again be "helped" by someone who glances at their watch before they look at you; then looks at you with eyes showing just a hint of intelligence (& no interest at all); & then asks you in a monotone "Kinihelppu?"

My prescriptions were ready and waiting for me to pick them up. And the staff was very helpful and…read moreexplained my medications to me which was actually very important, it turns out. I love this small and well places pharmacy!

Let me start off by saying this is nothing against the sweet angel lady working but all to do with…read morebad management. The poor lady is working all by herself and struggling to keep the regular line and the shot line. NO help whatsoever from anyone. She has called twice for a manager to help her fix the computer and they have yet to show up 10 minutes later. Not only does she need help but a raise for putting up with such horrible work conditions. There is no reason no one is helping her when they should be train to be able to use registers.

My family has known Han for a long time. It was a no-brainer for them to follow him once 501…read morePharmacy opened. I had always observed Han from the background as I would see the care and genuine concern he always had for my dad. A few years ago, I had grown frustrated with my pharmacy in Raleigh. My mom informed me that Han had opened up 501 Pharmacy and that perhaps I give him and the team a try. I did, and I can say it was the best decision I've ever made ''xwith regards to choosing a Pharmacy. These are incredibly trying times with unimaginable media propaganda being hurled in your direction 24‐7. It's wonderful knowing that any and all questions are answered as soon as they're posed towards the staff at 501. If you're thinking about changing pharmacies soon, I'd highly recommend 501 Pharmacy. I can say with certainty that you'll be a lifelong customer.

Great service. Very helpful. Good automated systems for renewals but also excellent at parsing out…read moreproblems person to person

Independent pharmacy right downtown. Friendly, fast. Automatic refills. Support small businesses!read more

I was looking for some basic supplies that any CVS would have - wasn't able to find them here. And…read morethe products and prices they did have didn't seem great.

This is the University Place Harris Teeter, located just off of 15-501 (Fordham Blvd) in Chapel…read moreHill. This is a good Harris Teeter. My wife and I liked it because it had fresh produce and a lot of variety. Our regular Harris Teeter in Chapel Hill was the Meadowmont Village location. The Meadowmont Village Harris Teeter is in a nicer, quieter neighborhood. However, that Harris Teeter is smaller in size and the produce wasn't as fresh as what we saw here. I think this Harris Teeter is also better than the other Harris Teeter we regularly visited, at Hope Valley Commons in Durham. While similar in size, this Harris Teeter had fresher produce and a wider selection than what we were accustomed to at Hope Valley. We picked up several items at this location. The prices shown in the list below are after VIC discount. Side note: I never signed up for a VIC membership during our four-plus years in Chapel Hill. I continued to use my Kroger Plus membership. It gave me the same discounts. There was some sort of deal or discount on most of the items we purchased. * Greek Gods Greek Yogurt Honey Vanilla $3.99 * Driscoll's Sweet Strawberries $5.99 * Driscoll's Raspberries $7.99 * Consalo Family Farms Blueberries $2.49 * Purely Elizabeth Organic Original Granola $6.99 * Harris Teeter Farmers Market Baby Carrots, 1 pound bag $1.99 * Wickles Original Pickles $4.99 * Wickles Wicked Garlic $4.99 * Harris Teeter Farmers Market Hearts of Romaine $3.49 * Silk Almond Creamer Vanilla $4.49 * Mini Seedless Cucumbers $2.50 * Perdue Chicken Breast Tenderloins $6.71 * Green Onions $1.29 * Sweet Onions $1.49/lb * Bulk Russet Potatoes $5.49/lb * Asparagus $3.99/lb * Yellow Peaches $1.79/lb * Whole Watermelon ("Personal Melon") $2.99 Service was fine. The store was relatively quiet during our late Sunday afternoon visit. When we arrived, there was a homeless family (mom, dad, kids) panhandling out front. They were gone when we left.

I'm an African American women , and it seems like everytime I come here they watch me at self check…read moreout , sometimes 2 ppl at a time. I don't know wha that prejudice is about but im definitely uncomfortable.

This is our favorite neighborhood grocery store, and I want to commend one checker, Michael…read more Michael always asks me how I am doing, and he often shares something interesting while he is ringing up my groceries. I know not everyone wants to chat, but for me, I enjoy the experience!

This has been our usual store for going on 20 years. After Kroger bought the chain, we've noticed a…read moregeneral decline. Don't give me wrong - it's still not the worst Harris Teeter in the area, but you can see the changes. First off, the managers must be getting judged on how many ad spots are being played. It's one ad per pop song. You are getting an ad about every three or four minutes. The store near Duke University doesn't play loud music nor the ads and it's a much more pleasant experience.Ii'm already shopping here: you don't need to keep trying to sell me or brainwash me. If I wanted music, I would've brought my headphones. Actually, I *do* bring my headphones because they help shut out the ads. Whatever marketing demons you've summoned, HT/Kroger, big surprise that they lied to you about what will make customers more loyal to your store. Second, the chances are now higher of getting a check-out person who is more interested in getting back to their phone than giving you attentive service. To me this says that they aren't getting paid enough to care. I don't hold it against these kids, but I do note the different attitude. To end on a high note, they do care about their fruits and vegetable section and I have generally gotten really good service at the deli. It's not that this is a bad store, it's just not the great store that it used to be.

Hey Harris Teeter! Stop having your cashiers asking people who are NOT seniors if they want the…read moresenior discount. If they want the senior discount, they'll ask for it. Asking about the senior discount is rude and invasive of my privacy and making appraisals about my age, appearance, that I didn't ask for while simply just wanting to pay for my groceries and go! Be better, HT. K?

everyone is so friendly, helpful and efficient! i love the lunch combo, the pizza and the fresh…read moreproduce. i can always easily find what i'm looking for. they even have a starbucks to sip coffee while i shop.

First, when my doctors send in prescriptions to be filled they don't even show it listed on the…read morewebsite for two days. There is no sense of urgency here! Then when it is finally listed it tells me there is some kind of delay. I call and they tell me there is no issue. It makes me think that it's just a ploy to delay filling my prescriptions. I moved here from Dallas, larger city, more people live there and my prescriptions were showing the minute I left my doctor's office and were ready when I got to the pharmacy. They were much more efficient. Second, they constantly forget to use my insurance to cover the medications and it's another phone call to have my insurance applied.

I can always count on this Walmart Pharmacy to be friendly, navigate complexities, and get me the…read moreprescriptions I need when I need them, and for my family as well, I'm 55 and have some complex chronic health conditions. This is far and above consistently the best pharmacy I've ever gone to.