This Smith's grocery store is outdated and can use a very much needed to remodel. It's funny how…read moreyou go further north or to the NE the stores are really nice. There are times where you can clip a virtual coupon but there is not enough inventory in the store to fulfill. In the restrooms are always locked and unavailable for use. This started when Covid began. They really should have restrooms available for people who need them including the handicapped.

Terrible i am a disabled veteran and I'm a senior citizen. I use the handicap carts and I had to…read morego into the wrong way to enter and get a handicap cart and then to the front entrance after purchasing my groceries to get a regular cart to put my purchases in so that I can go out to my car because they do not allow the carts to leave the store I will never come back here. On top of that the store isn't clean and it's poorly organized

Very slow service at the pharmacy. They NEVER have been running 2 registers at anytime that I've…read morebeen here. Drive thru is no better. Very frustrating.

Great experience. I had a question about a service they might provide. Although they didn't provide…read moreit, they took the time to look into what options could be done. It really made me feel pleased.

This company is no longer in business. Wrote this to save people some time looking for Diabetic…read moresupplies and wasting a drive to a location that is no longer there.

From the owner: Our goal is to make sure that no diabetic test strip expires or goes to waste. There are many…read morereasons that boxes are not used. The good news is that sometimes the person living with diabetes takes control of their eating and exercising habits and defeats the disease. Or sometimes a woman develops diabetes during pregnancy, but is not any more after the baby is delivered. These people may have extra boxes they do not need. Unfortunately, there are also many not so good reasons that test strips are not used. More often than should happen, a patient does not test as often as he should. Worse yet, the patient dies and their family members are left with many boxes of unused strips. On the other side of the coin, there are millions of people living with diabetes that do not have insurance and can't afford to buy diabetic test strips at retail value. These people put their health at risk by not testing their blood sugar levels as often as they should, simply because they can't afford it. Diabetic Supply Rescue wants to help both sides of this problem. For people who have extra, unused boxes of test strips, we accept those boxes as donations. Instead of these boxes ending up in a landfill, we are helping Diabetics and their families and the environment by putting them to good use...

Proof that the Walgreens Discount script card is still valid. Tatiana, the pharmacist on duty, is…read moreunaware of this & keeps acting as all cards have already expired (it's 8/15). I went through a big mishmash once already with this, getting a refund because of this exact experience (shouldn't they learn from their mistakes)? Why do I have to train them?

This pharmacy and staff need attitude adjustment. What's the point of getting a text saying your…read moreprescription is ready after one pm. I get there at 3 pm , wait 20 mins in line to then get told my scripts aren't ready. This location is a joke. The store employees don't honor the "I See 3 " policy at all. I asked a manager to help out the new cashier and was completely ignored. Spend your money else where!

This CVS was really wonderful to me when I was on vacation and forgot my prescription, they saved…read moreme. Thanks so much for everyone there being so helpful and kind.

DO NOT GET A FLU SHOT HERE. Made an appointment and entered all my information on the website…read more Tried to get charged for a vaccination that is mostly free to the general public - a flu shot. Pharmacy didn't even have my information when I arrived. Asked for it again. Very unorganized and unfriendly. Get your vaccinations at a different store. Went somewhere else after this and I will never return to CVS for my vaccination needs

Surprised at all the negative reviews. My online orders are always ready quickly and items are…read morealways in stock. When I use the pharmacy, either in-person or drive-thru, my meds are usually ready in a timely fashion. Even if there was a mistake, my prescriptions are usually filled same day within 30 minutes. Been very happy with using this Walgreens as my pharmacy.

Why does it take forever to get a prescription. I went to the drive through sat there at least 15…read moreminutes not one car moved, I was the 6 th car in line. I wanted a pain medicine after oral surgery. I rather deal with the physical pain than the pain of waiting at the pharmacy. Time to change to CVS . I absolutely HATE Walgreens

Let's talk active listening and bias... I made two appointments at this Walgreens for COVID…read morevaccines. One for my partner who is a clean-cut white man, and then me-- Chicana with tattoos. My partner comes in, waits less than 5 minutes, gets his shot, leaves. My turn! I walk in, stand in the line that says "COVID-19 Vaccine Check-in." I say greet the pharmacy tech, Sarah, "hello, I'm here for my COVID shot." She looks at me and says, "we usually require you be in the car for this." Oh! Ok. So I go to my car, go through the drive thru, and then she starts telling me "we don't have you scheduled." I say, "I have a confirmation number, my partner JUST came in here and got a shot." Sarah THEN asks for my name, *crickets*. I then say "I have a confirmation number for the appointment," *crickets* ... "I presume you don't give SHOTS through the drive-thru," she then says "correct." I come back in. Sarah says, "I thought you said COVID test." I tell her, "no, I said shot, even stood in the line that says 'shot'." I continue "you could have asked for my name, or appointment confirmation number" which is something they send everyone via email AND text. Sarah still doesn't apologize. I try and emphasize with her "do a lot of people come in, un-masked and want tests without appointments?" She says "more than you would think." Sarah then gets my ID, checks me in, and I wait 20 minutes to get my shot. This is a tale of two lives. And it's hard not to notice it. Sarah could have asked my name when I walked in, she could have asked for my appointment info, and she could have even clarified through communication with me about WHAT I was there for... at the very least she could have apologized. This review is about the pharmacy staff. You can do better. 0/10 would not recommend

I really hope someone sees my review! I don't really go to walgreens NOR do i usually leave reviews…read moreto places, but i was so excaunsed when i came across this lovely security officer that's usually there! Always trynna make it a safe and enjoyable environment for all of the customers!! Would 100% reccomend! Such a lovely man.