I do recommend the pharmacy as they are attentive but as for the front of the store check out…read morespecifically photos absolutely less interested in interacting. Because they've set up self Service check out they no longer provide service. So if you have a photo, you have to wait until they're finished restocking shelves so they don't interrupt their count so that you can stand there waiting, but we checked out for someone to reach behind a desk and pull something with your name on it.

Service has always been slow. No you have to "check in" on a kiosk at the pharmacy window and wait…read morefor someone to help you. The kiosk is an accurate, and also slow. It made the wait twice as long. It just took me 15 minutes to pick up a simple prescription, and there was essentially no line, except for the one or two people that were also trying to get the kiosk to work. Bad idea and not customer focused.

Publix has become the leading name in the supermarket field here in the southeast. Once you…read moreexperience a Publix supermarket yourself, I am confident that you will understand how Publix has become such an iconic supermarket brand and has developed such a loyal customer base down here in the southeast. Publix has created a solid reputation by offering incredible customer service, great BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals, and we cannot forget their subs, which are affectionately known as "Pub Subs." Coming from New Jersey, a state known for their great subs, in a way, it hurts me to state that a supermarket has some of the best subs in the area. But it is also a 100% true statement. Publix subs are very good. My go-to sub is probably their Italian sub, which is truly a tasty offering. I also enjoy their roast beef and cheese sub. I would definitely recommend upgrading it by using Boar's Head meat. It is definitely worth the small upcharge. It is great to see Publix expanding beyond the boundaries of their home state of Florida and spreading throughout the southeast. Not only am I happy about it, but I am confident that the communities where Publix opens a location in are very grateful for a Publix opening by them. I would definitely recommend this particular Publix location or any Publix location for that matter and I give it five stars.

Not rude. They just do the minimum. Your prescription has no refills, do they remind you or point…read morethe information out to you. NO! Are they required to. No they are not. Could they if they were customer oriented, absolutely. They just don't care. If it's a controlled substance (e.g. Am Ian) they claim it's against the law. And If your prescription is for 30 days, it's based on when you pick it up according to "Karen" and not a prescription date.

Never had a bad experience here. The workers are kind, helpful and courteous. Shelves consistently…read morestocked well and store clean.

This is an excellent pharmacy option. Walgreens has text and call updates with changes to your…read moremedication, and the hours are generous for the pharmacy (until 10pm on weekdays) and 24 hours for three store. The techs here are really helpful and will definitely help you with your insurance or Rx cards if you have questions. Absolutely outstanding and efficient service.

I don't shop here EVER unless my mom bullies me to go in with her .. but I went in today . They…read morehave these weirds door entrance and exits now with bars . I don't like it . It felt very communist to me . Self check out was a pain in my ass .. I don't have a Kroger card . It wasn't taking my phone number so I had to call my mom and get hers and held up the line cause she didn't answer right away . Then wouldn't take my card . And everything even with Kroger discount was expensive . Stuff already expensive but this was worse . I like Publix so much better and they didn't have what I went in for anyways . This store is also about 20 miles away from me . No thanks .

I am in my first year of Medicare and am still trying to understand the price structures. I knew…read moreat the end of the year I would need to refill my most expensive medicine. I ordered a refill on Dec. 24. I got notice on the 30th it was ready. I got to the drive through on Dec. 31. They only had one canister and it should have been three. The order was for 3 and the stated cost was $116.00, The young lady at the window told me she would reorder and the cost would be the same. I arrive at the pharmacy yesterday. My 3 canisters were now $575 but dated Jan 1 - not Dec 24 when the order was place. The pharmacist and I had a review of the last two weeks. She took it on herself to fix the issue. The final cost was $125. She save me $450 to start my Happy New Year. It is nice to see customer service in action.

I appreciate the convenience of this Walgreens location as a downtown resident; it's nice to have…read moreone within walking distance. However, the spotty customer service makes me hesitate to recommend it at all. I've been here numerous times and experienced really rude and unprofessional service (e.g. I've personally been and seen others be judged and berated at the photo counter when picking up items "late" i.e. within a week or less of placing the order). Sometimes customer service has been nice or fine, though (e.g. one time the photo department called me when they found my photo order, which I appreciated - since when I went to pick it up the first time, they didn't find it). I return here for the location only, but I wish for a more consistently cordial (if not friendly) and efficient experience.

The Downtown Nashville Walgreens…read more In my estimation, this is the one and only Walgreens in Downtown Nashville that is accessible to Broadway. Disparate from other Walgreens that I am familiar with in major tourist centers, this location is underwhelming for alcohol and souvenirs. With regards to this review, I am using "The Daniel. S Yelp Real Time Feature" where I write from my first-hand journaling experience. "June 24, 2025: We are bound for Walgreens. Walking through the Assembly Food Hall we cut off some of the uphill climb up John Lewis Way that is bothering Dad's knees. Now walking up John Lewis Way we are passing by the historic Woolworth Theater and what looks like a Theater District. At the crest of the hill, we step inside the only downtown Nashville Walgreens. At least the only one I am familiar with near Broadway. This store is "blah" in comparison to the Walgreens that I am familiar with in major cities such as Las Vegas, Chicago, San Francisco,and Denver. Their Nashville caps are overpriced and fail to strike me. They fail to carry the bullet beer (24 ounce cans) that I want to pick up for the hotel room. However, they have cold beverages and snacks that my Dad and Brother are buying. I am headed to Starbucks for my beverage. Toi, who rings up my Dad and Brother, is a friendly and personable Cashier. When we return to the what looks like a Theater District along John Lewis Way, being empty handed of purchases allows me to photograph the Woolworth Theater." My "Real Time Yelp First-hand Feature" elucidates that the Downtown Nashville Walgreens deserves Three Stars.

This is the most inefficient pharmacy I have ever been to in the entire world. Ever since they…read moreinstalled the self check-in screens at the counter (on which everyone in line behind you can read your full name and date of birth), and have only one cashier "helping" two people at the same time (multitasking does not work -- It is proven), service has been nearly nonexistent, the pharmacist doesn't feel the need to even address you. It is impersonal; but what is worse is that it is incredibly more delayed than it was before. The multitasking is not saving anybody any time . This was a horrible change to make, and I hope they aren't thinking of doing this at their other locations.

Cashier was so incredibly rude. She told us where to go for self-checkout, but we did not hear her…read moreso we asked again where to go. First she didn't respond, then rolled her eyes and mumbled under breath loud enough for the person in front of her to hear, then loudly said in the rudest/condescending tone while pointing, "I said, it was in the back."

A very nice pharmacy. Selection of non prescription items small. Great staff. Honor most…read moreinsurance. Fast service.

Great customer service! Can call in refill or drop it in over night box. Everybody polite, knows…read moreyou by name. So glad I don't use WalMart anymore...my insurance company wants me to go to a "big box" pharmacy that will anle to accept mail in prescriptions but I said, "no". I like the personal service. Our town is all about caring...and they do their part.

John Hollis is a premiers compound pharmacist who has created the most amazing and well priced skin…read morecare line I have ever used! I LOVE their products and can't recommend them highly enough! Perian S.

I have been using John Hollis Pharmacy as my compounding pharmacist for years. There is no one…read moreelse I would trust to compound my medications. The staff is always friendly and accommodating, my medications are always compounded and ready in a timely manner, and I know the quality is second to known. Wonderful family owned pharmacy that I would recommend over and over.

over 24 hours waiting to hear if my prescription is ready and nothing. NO ONE ever answers the…read morephone nor do they call people back! what a waists of space! find a different place to get your meds. these lazy coons don't even open till 10 am

We got there about 20 mins before closing went directly from urgent care hoping to be able to get a…read moreprescription before closing ... the pharmacist was swamped but friendly he said he would refresh the system to check for the rx once finding it he got it filled even though at this point it was past closing ... he could have just said no or that we had to come back the following day but didn't ... excellent customer service that went above and beyond ... making a terrible day a little better.