I got off the plane today with sniffles and since I was not interested in being *that guy* at the…read moreoffice, I stopped here for drugs. Easy enough to find the cold and flu aisle, pick a package of day/night and make my purchase. This is a full service CVS with all the usual personal care, cosmetic, snacks, drinks and a pharmacy (which was closed this afternoon). And they have the MinuteClinic thing too. The store was tidy, well stocked and the two guys working the registers at the front were attentive and polite. [Review 21 of 2025 - 402 in Missouri - 23594 overall]

$427.53 to get a strep test for a simple sore throat. I thought this would be cheaper than seeing…read moremy regular doctor. Nope. Never again. Note: $427.53 was the billed amount. The insurance adjustment was $298.56, leaving an out-of-pocket cost of $128.97, which remains more than the out-of-pocket cost to see my regular doctor. They charged $31.53 the day of the strep test. That would have been a fair price for the visit (I thought that was the full charge), but they send a bill for a much higher amount later.

These people are so kind and efficient. I can always talk to someone about concerns or questions…read more I was tired of the inefficiency of CVS and Walgreens, and decided to transfer to this small pharmacy. PLUS they only charge 6.50 for delivery! Carol Ziel

I am SO glad my doctor suggested switching to Medical Arts Pharmacy in Clayton. In addition to…read morefantastic staff and first-rate service, I now have local pharmacists that I feel are an integral part of my ​Healthcare ​Team. They recognize me by name as I walk in and will often have my order ready by the time I reach the service counter! In times of need, they have arranged to have my critical medications couriered to my home, or shipped to me out-of-state (when allowed). Finally, when an insurance pre-authorization letter threatened to delay my fill, they were able to offer it to me at a cash price BELOW GoodRx and those other coupon services. ​If you are using one of those big chain pharmacies and are frustrated with their long wait times, out-of-stock issues, and poor service, switch to Medical Arts Clayton Pharmacy...you'll be glad you did. I certainly am!

Fun times at Jennifer's!…read more Not only is it a girlie haven in terms of fabulous little party gifts and cutesy birthday ideas, books, things with feathers on it and any sort of frou-frou thing you can imagine, but it's also a great pharmacy specializing in natural/homeopathic products. AND it's got a fairly new soda fountain. Apparently, the owner always dreamt of running her own fountaing and I think purchased one on Ebay. It really adds to the originality of the place. It's just an all-around fun place to visit. They expanded not long ago, so there's even more stuff from which to choose. I like their large selection of liquid stevia and teas. They actually have some stuff you can't find at Whole Foods. Imagine that! AND you're supporting a locally owned business. Always a good thing!

Hey, an unexpected treat for lunch in Clayton! Jennifer's Pharmacy (and soda/lunch counter) was a…read morefun place for lunch, and the grub was pretty decent, too. There is an actual pharmacy at the back of the store, although I never actually got back that far. i was far too enthralled by all the kitschy gifts and just generally fun stuff they had for sale in the store. Just all kinds of goofiness. Great time for browsing/shopping. The soda/food bar was a real throwback. You just sit on one of the '50s time warp bar stools and place your order. I got me a chili dog, a Festivus for the Restivus ice cream soda (more on that later), and then the waitresses talked me into a slice of chocolate meringue - yeah, you heard me right - pie. The chili dog "prep" area is pretty unassuming, a simple hot dog roller and a couple of crock pots. But hey, home made chili fixin's sure beat from a can. And they asked me if I wanted cheese and onions, so I was able to say yes but light on the onion. That's how it came, too. The chili dog was pretty good. Standard dog, but seemed to be a larger variety. Chili was definitely home made, with a nice variety of ingredients. Just a bit bland, though. The Festivus for the Restivus ice cream soda was from a list of 5 Holiday Specials they had for shakes and ice cream sodas. Festivus is made of blueberry and blackberry syrups in seltzer with ice cream. I know the name has nothing to do with the ingredients, but it was still mighty tasty. An authentic soda jerk drink, that you just don't find anymore. Now they intrigued me with the suggestion of chocolate meringue pie for dessert. I was already full, but....anyway, my slice was the first one from the pie that had just come out of the oven. Nice thing about meringue, you can slice it while it is still hot. So I get this pie slice with a real crust, hot chocolate filling, and 3 inches of meringue. Who'd a thought those flavors would mix so well. They do! A final thought on the waitresses. They were a hoot. Very friendly, talkative, fun, don't mind kidding you - and they even took a picture of me and my pie slice & put it on the store's Facebook page (with my permission, of course). So the food was pretty good, the place is great to browse, and the experience was enjoyable.

Millbrook is the best Pharmacy in St. Louis! Over the years the Pharmacists and staff have exceeded…read moremy expectations. It feels like an old fashion drug store, but the products and medications are current and available by delivery. It is also a good place to pick out a unique gift without having to drive to a mall. The pharmacists are very patient and knowledgeable. Millbrook is one of a kind!

Great old fashion pharmacy with kind workers and helpful pharmacists. I don't drive and have…read moreprescriptions sent to me for a nominal fee. Don't forget to tip the driver!

Nice location Friendly staff. It's really close to me so I…read morevisit there pretty often Definitely need to get more inventory They usually missing some products The photo service if super fast and cheap

I have had about four terrible experiences at this Walgreens in the last three months. I have…read moretransferred my prescriptions from the pharmacy. The pharmacy window drive up is consistently closed for no reason. The staff is rude. They act as if you were doing something wrong for patronizing their store. I am done with them.

I don't know what it is about CVS. Maybe it's the novelty of the place. Maybe it's the fact that…read morethe place is carpeted. Or maybe it's the super duper friendly (and helpful!) service. I'll put my money on the third option. CVS rocks. I came here about a month ago to fill a prescription, and everyone I talked to (the pharmacy techs, CVS employees, etc.) were super friendly and helpful. I guess there's really not much else to say about a pharmacy. I'm a fan, and I can't wait until the CVS in Maplewood opens!

The pharmacist is generally pretty good. The front if store staff and pick up window staff are rude…read moreand disinterested. The last three deliveries I had were problematic and inquires were met with rude and dismissive comments. If you use CVS, choose a different location.

Incompetent, rude, belligerent staff add to the confusion and missed refills at this "specialty"…read morelocation. Unbelievable. We are planning to change doctors (also at this address) because there's no benefit in being insulted, waiting weeks for prescriptions, having mixups occur, and all the rest that comes with a lousy city location. Walgreens here simply is terrible. And you can't get a manager because they hang up on you.

Very nice people and the pharmacy was great. The pharmacist was helpful in every way and answered…read moreall of my questions my questions.

The employees who showed up worked very well as a team! Not well-teamed yet, not enough in number,…read morebut good peopleB . Taking good care of customers is their aim (slow, cautiously, successful). I hope that Wags can keep and train them! And I hope they'll fix the door, so it closes! (Hottest day of the year, so far). How would you like to be a cashier next to that door!

This is my go to walgreens due to its convenience. One thing I have noted is long lines with only…read moreone cashier! The staff are friendly and help with anything I need if I can find them. It does take a while to find what you need if you aren't familiar with the store layout. I spent roughly 5 minutes walking around aisles looking for the handsoap because I couldn't find the sign. The pharmacy is slow with orders, but their pharmacy technicians are friendly and helpful.

Came in for a quick end of the night run. There was no one around to assist. There were cars…read moreoutside but I didn't see any customers in the store except upon entry. I grabbed what i needed and proceeded to the register. Once getting to the register, there were no workers in sight. I stood there for about 5 minutes and then i heard someone talking on the phone. Lo and behold it was the worker. But you wouldn't have known because she had no identification nor uniform on. She finally asked if i need to be checked out and came over. She proceeded to continue her own personal conversation on her cell phone while checking me out. Sucky customer service.

Pharmacy is the WORST!!!!! Came three different times today and pharmacy drive through had the line…read moreoutside the parking lot and gathering on the neighborhood street outside parking lot. Inside wasn't any better. It went from back of store to front. I tried going at noon, 6:30 and 8:30. I'm stuck now in line and haven't moved in 30 minutes and I'm honestly not sure I'll get up there before they close at 10. Moving prescription to CVS. Nobody has a clue here and move at a glacial pace.