Terrible pharmacy! If you choose to go here be sure to count the meds they give you . I'd be sure…read moreall the meds on the receipt are in fact given to you. Because that is not always the case. Also curious why they are always getting a new pharmacist?? The staff always seems clueless. I would go somewhere else.

A few things I love about this pharmacy. 1- the drive thru. I have an infant and it's great not…read morehaving to bring her in. 2- service was great. Quick and to the point.

The friendly staff, help me find exactly what I needed! They even helped me use a coupon, directing…read moreme to the ATM... And showed me where I could get a drink of water, for my empty coffee cup! Thanks again to Tyler Julie, Michelle, & Sue, the story looks great, and I see you all working super hard, doing the graveyard shift over here! I even found a lucky penny, on my smoke break!

The Walgreens pharmacy in Lake Geneva offers very poor service. I had a prescription sent over that…read morewas a STAT order. The pharmacy was given all of the insurance information needed to process the order. They were called 3 times on 4/27/26 to be made aware of how serious the order and they reassured me that everything will be processed for a 4/29/26 pickup (today). Well, they didn't process anything, and they are just now sending over information to the physician's office for an authorization they say they needed. They stated that the authorization usually only takes about 24 hours to process. They were not able to give me an answer as to why they waited until today to send in this authorization request, and not send it Monday like they reassured me over the phone. The pharmacy technician used the excuse that their system is older than him and they are not able to read any insurance card information if it's attached in the app. He seemed to think that was a good enough response but that's horrible. So no one is fixing this system? This excuse was given to me years ago but I suppose it's not a priority for the pharmacy manager Vanessa Bellei and Walgreens corporate office to fix. Serious side effects occur within the liver if this medication is stopped abruptly. This is unacceptable. When I spoke to the insurance company shortly after, they were shocked that the pharmacy decided to wait until 4/29/26 to send in the authorization knowing there is a 24 delay, minimum. All of their notes shows that the pharmacy should have sent in the authorization 4/27/26. Now the pharmacy's negligence has delayed my care which luckily the doctor and insurance company documented in case there are medical issues from this. Also, if you care about privacy you won't get it here. Prescriptions are placed in bins that are visible to customers at the pharmacy pickup/drop off desk. I can see full names and addresses by just standing here.

What's gem of a store for many items. We went this weekend for the Christmas sale and we found so…read moremany lovely items not found elsewhere for gifts and decorations. The employees are so friendly and knowledgeable, it was truly a delightful holiday experience.

A non chain pharmacy that gives personal caring service. What a find. And a fabulous upscale gift…read moreshop and cosmetics counter.

If you like to have to hunt down a button to push to get assistance with getting [checks notes...]…read morea SODA, as well as incredibly rude service, this is your place!

The only thing special about this pharmacy is their amazingly poor service. They take weeks to…read morereturn out of state phone calls. They often send meds to the wrong address which delays your prescription. Thankfully my new prescription was not urgent. Ask your doctor to recommend a different location.

Everyone is very pleasant, patient and knowledgeable. A special shout out to Peggy. Thanks so…read moremuch for all of your help.

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.

Really nice and friendly staff! Nothing different from other Walgreens store wise but the staff…read morereally stood out to me, which makes me want to come back :). They always greet me when I walk in and ask if I need help with anything.

It's a Walgreens! Nothing special here, except they are one of the only places that I know of that…read morecarry BAWLS Energy! My new favorite place hahaha.

Right in the middle of Mukwonago, it's a nice spot to stop quickly for water or snacks…read more Unfortunately they didn't have any bubblrs which is so sad. I think every place in Wisconsins should have those. I was glad to find bloom sparkling water as those taste similar so at least I got something. My boyfriend also got water and chapstick. He got burts bees which gas stations don't always have so he was very content.

Let me preface this review by saying: 1. I have 35 years of experience in the pharmaceutical…read moreindustry 2. I have worked in a pharmacy 3. I have family members that are pharmacists PRESCRIPTION SERVICE STORE #07039 Once again, a prescription (possibly two) submitted to this pharmacy was "on backorder". About 50% of the prescriptions I send to this pharmacy can't be filled in a timely manner & require multiple trips store. Today I had 3 scripts, only one was available. These are common meds - not compounded or requiring a special pharmacy. While backorders & drug shortages do occur, this seems to be the norm for this store. It appears some meds aren't stocked at all, while some scripts are outsourced to a third-party company. Where are the pharmacy performance metrics for this store (more than number of scripts filled a month) & the outsourced vendors (wholesalers and contract pharmacies)? Why aren't script metrics and turnaround times being reviewed and the pharmacy stocked accordingly? I currently have two scripts outstanding. In the Walgreen's app, one is designated as "in process" and one as "delayed - reviewing prescription". Initially it was identified as "reviewing prescription for insurance". I had to go to the store to find out it's backordered (AGAIN). Why isn't it designated as such in the app? Responses to text messages by Walgreen's (answer YES or NO) are typically rejected by the system. Wait times for picking up scripts in the store are frequently long (10-15 minutes to just pick up a script). I've frequently gone into the store or to the drive through and left because of the wait time. PHARMACY TECH STAFF I can state without exaggeration the pharm techs at this store are the rudest and laziest ever encountered. One time I asked if they could check the availability of my medication at another Walgreen's store, I was told to do it myself - she wouldn't check their system for me. I went home, called another store, and while the pharmacist didn't have the med at his store, he DID look & told me what stores DID have it & he transferred the script to that store for me. I was able to pick up my med and avoid missing a critical dose. Today, the script submitted 3 days ago was "backordered". I asked the pharm tech if another store had It & she just said NO. When I asked what other dosage forms the store had (so my Dr could submit a different Rx), she said she couldn't tell me that. She insisted none of the Walgreens in the area had this medication & and it was "on shortage". She talked over me, would not let me finish my questions & had a bad attitude. She never did respond to my question about providing me with a partial script until the rest of my medication was received. She would not check the computer for other stores who had the med. What she didn't know is that I KNEW it's no longer on shortage because I monitor the FDA website of drug shortages & know for a fact that they CAN tell me what other milligram capsules they have on hand. Why? Because this happened at this store previously. Again, I called another nearby Walgreen's and yes, they DID have my medication in the dose I needed. SUMMARY The excuse "there is a drug shortage for this medication" is no longer valid in most cases like it was after the pandemic. Stop being lazy - go to the computer and see what other stores may have the med. Tell customers if there is another store with the needed medication so they have an option about waiting to get their med, or to go elsewhere. Send your pharm techs to charm school. Don't hire people who don't have the appropriate people skills and certifications as a pharm tech. Pay attention to the store metrics & stock/outsource accordingly (drug type, scripts submitted, etc). PAY ATTENTION TO CUSTOMER FEEDBACK. These issues appear to be unique to this store and have been voiced multiple times on YELP and elsewhere. I have never had these issues at other Walgreen stores or at CVS. Unfortunately, the nearest CVS is 30 minutes away. Really disgusted with this pharmacy and the pharmacy staff; pharm techs are really unprofessional (IF they really ARE certified pharm techs). If I had treated customers like I was treated today, I would have been fired. Hey Walgreen's - listen to your customer feedback up there in your Lake Forest mansion and do something!

Thank you so much to the pharmacist!(Rachel according to name tag). I had questions about some…read moremedication, she listened, was so nice, and gave me some great advice. She put my mind at ease for sure. I so appreciated your help today! 1/10/2026

Understaffed like any chain drug store nowadays, the place is okay if you're not depending on…read moreprescription medication. Three people in line means a long wait. Generally clean and well organized for a Walgreens, be careful of bad drivers in this parking lot.

I have actually never left a review before, but after yesterday and today I am so upset with the…read moreway Walgreens in Elkhorn handled my husband's prescription, I feel I must say something. My husband had a major surgery and was prescribed a controlled substance for post op pain. I was told by the discharge nurse (this is my own fault for not double checking the RX/paperwork) that he should take his meds every 6 hours. I was making sure he did this so that his pain would stay under control. So the problem was the RX read that he was supposed to take them every 8 hours instead of 6. I asked his surgeon to send in another RX and I went to pick it up. After waiting in line for 20 minutes at the drive thru-I was told that there was a problem with my insurance (which I did not understand) but the employee at the drive thru stated that it would be ready in 10 minutes regardless. I said great...no rush...I'll just run to the grocery store and come back to get it. When I got back...I was told that it was too early to fill it which I did not understand seeing I thought it was every 6 hours. I was like...why didn't you tell me when I was here before. I will admit I was probably a bit snippy. I said that I realize that they are very busy but everyone's time is valuable. He had also told me that it was the pharmacist discretion whether it be filled early or not. (Which most pharmacies will fill a controlled substance 2 days early if needed.) At this point (it would have been 3 days early and he still had some) I left and had my husband call the next day to see if I could pick it up on my way home from work (for one, a snow storm was coming the next day) and he will be out by the 10th day due to (I admit my fault for the misunderstanding and I had told them about it) to run out before and the answer was no...by law we can't pick it up until the 10 days. So with that being said, I feel really bad that my husband will be in pain and after I pick up that prescription...I will never go to another Walgreens again...

Nothing worse than being 2,000 miles from home and having to go to a pharmacy that is not your…read morenormal provider. That said, on a busy Saturday afternoon this Walgreens pharmacy came thru for me big time. They processed my insurance and RX in a timely manner, explained some state laws that we don't have in California and were nothing but polite and kind to me. Thank you Walgreens for taking care of me 2,000 miles away from home. Hopefully if I visit your part of the world for Phish again in the future I can stop by for something fun like Gummy Bears and not RX.