We stopped in here when we visited Denver and picked up some travel sized toothpaste, contact…read moresolution, drinks, and snacks. It was easy to walk to and the inside was clean and modern. The shelves were well organized and stocked and we were able to find what we were looking for pretty easily. There was a bit of a line at the checkout but the person who helped us was friendly and we were in and out probably within 15ish minutes.

The techs are friendly but it's a MAJOR PITA to get a human on the phone and I feel like I'm there…read moreevery week bc they don't keep much in stock and do a lot of partial refills. This is a huge inconvenience for someone chronically ill with no energy.

It's a bit aged looking and run down but it gets the job done…read more Security right outside and I guess for some it looks sketch, but I've seen worse. There's an attendant working at the front where the self check out kiosks were. One for card only, the other for cash and card. Can never go wrong with 2/5 Monsters, especially where you can get the weirder and more rare flavors. I got the Shockingly Smooth blue and Wickedly Creamy orange. I've seen these before but never in the same place. Nice, nice! I also got the canned oxygen I needed, wanted to be fancy and got the menthol one, so 2 birds killed with one stone. Easy shopping, not bad prices for what I got.

Stopped by here because I was in a pinch. Packed last minute for a flight and forgot my deodorant…read more This place was clutch. It's in walking distance (about a 7 minute stroll) from the Denver Sheridan and there are trolleys available that run along the street. For it being in a busy area with a lot of foot traffic it was decently organized. It's not the widest of stores but it stretches decently far back. There are travel size items, a souvenir aisle with mugs and shirts etc and then your usual pharmacy related items. I don't remember seeing a ton of items behind locked doors. There's a decent amount of end caps items and even a clearance section. When I came on a Tuesday afternoon around 4pm the cashiers were on the floor cleaning and restocking so it was all self check out. There were about 4 self check out stands.

They have a sign that says closed at 10, and at 950 they were closed. Wtf is up with that. The lady…read moreyelled at me saying they close early from behind the door.

Grateful for CVS and the convenience of their store in LoDo!…read more Got my 2023 covid double dose vaccines here. They also provide for disposal of drugs you no longer need.

This is inside target and I don't consider those as real cvs pharmacy locations as they do never…read moreexcept coupons and discounts so I was annoyed my gps took me here when trying to find the most close by cvs.

I am done with CVS. Tried the new one in the Target in Lowry (East Denver). Very inefficient at…read morefilling prescriptions, bad hours and some extra charges because they are in a Target. Then, I was given a prescription by my urologist that was not covered by my drug plan. Their charge was $426 for 30 day supply, $14 per tablet. Urologist sent me to costplusdrugs, which gave me a 90 day supply for $10.50, $0.11 per tablet. Bye, Bye CVS.

The smallest multi-floor Target that I've ever been to?…read more The first floor has an elevator and escalators to ascend and descend. The actual shopping is on the second and third floor. Second floor has the grocery items and check out, some clothes, and lots of travel sized items. They know that since this is in a downtown city center, there's lots of out of towners who need to pick things up. Very useful. Second floor has make up, health items, some toys and board games, decorations, baby supplies, etc. Just imagine a shrunken Target with only the essentials. This is the stop you have here. Not bad for what it is. I couldn't find canned oxygen which was my intent but it was still neat to walk through and peruse.

This Target is in the 16th street mall downtown. It is a two level building. There is an escalator…read more There is an elevator for handicapped people and for those with large amounts of groceries. The Target itself is clean and relatively safe. The shelves are usually well stocked. The people who work here are reasonably friendly and helpful. Most of the customers are ok. The prices are what inflated prices are nowdays. The only issue is that the area has a lot of homeless and at least 1-2 will be at the store entrance every time you shop here. Most of them will not bother you nor will they usually go into the store. The security guard may ask them to leave. However, some of the homeless camped out at this store entrance may proposition you. Just ignore them and you should be ok.

Excellent neighborhood store. Great selection of products. The foot traffic must be wild, but they…read moreare always clean, organized, and stocked. The staff is excellent. And I want to give a specific call out to Ian. Every time I've had an issue with the self checkout, or a question, he's been on the ball helping me get it done as fast as possible. Oh, and if you like cheese, be sure to check out their Murray's section.

I have never experienced such an infuriating mix of incompetence and indifference. My delivery was…read moreover an hour late, and when the driver finally showed up, they took a photo of the wrong building to pretend they'd delivered the groceries. He stole them instead and marked the order as delivered. The groceries never arrived, and to make matters worse, customer service handled the situation with absolutely no care. When I reached out for help, I was met with dismissive responses and zero accountability. I was told I'd receive a refund and a confirmation email--neither ever came. At this point, it feels like they're hoping I'll give up and go away. I will instead go through my bank for a refund and file a police report. Groceries are already expensive, and customers deserve better than this kind of careless, inconsiderate treatment. Between the unreliable drivers and the useless customer support, this service has completely lost my trust. You can spend your money elsewhere unless you enjoy paying for items that never show up.

I was having an incredibly difficult time finding the particular antidepressant I use because my…read moreinsurance company had changed pharmacies and they didn't carry it. I went through a dozen pharmacies before I found ClearSpring. When I called, they were very helpful in locating it from their wholesaler and upon receiving the prescription from my doctor, had it in stock! After spending a week on the phone, they made it so easy!! Thanks to these pharmacists, I can now relax knowing that I can access what I need!!

I tried to go local because I had some headaches with another pharmacy. But, unfortunately, my…read moreexperience with Clear Spring was very clunky. I transferred the prescriptions. Then, my first prescription refill was needed, and they told me there was a shortage (I was aware) and there was no date in sight to get it. Unhelpful. Sorted that out by going elsewhere. Thought I'd give them another chance with another prescription refill. This one needed a prior authorization. I requested it several weeks before I would run out to give time to navigate these hiccups. I was traveling internationally for a few weeks and came back with no communication. I texted them to check and they let me know the prescriptions were ready for pick up. I went to pick them up and the one prescription was still being charged as self-pay/out of pocket for $1k. When I asked, they said it still never got the prior auth. They also had my number incorrect, which would explain why they were not proactive at telling me what was available for pick or up not. Now I'm about to run out of my asthma medication and have no resolution in sight due to the lack of communication. Overall: communication was terrible, service not much better considering all the issues I was up against. Some of that is not their fault, but they didn't handle it very well either. I've transferred my prescriptions back to my last pharmacy.

People's health rely on this pathetic excuse for a business. Shame on you for failing people like…read morethis. Hire more pharmacy staff or shut this place down. I've been trying to call for 4 hours getting hung up on every time. I have prescriptions that can only be filled over the phone. I have questions about other prescriptions. My doctor tried calling and gave up. I even called the customer service desk twice and they said they were letting the pharmacist know that they needed to get my call and I still got hung up on both times. I have an extremely busy full time job in customer service as well, and I stay late at the office because of the time I waste at work trying to call Walgreens. This abysmal lack of service would never ever fly at any place I've ever been employed.

Pharmacy staff are rude. I made the mistake of convenience over quality and what a big mistake. I…read morewill not go to Walgreens again

I'm not gonna lie it's not the prettiest store but the employees here are incredibly helpful. They…read moreshout out to Imani for going out of her way to get us the things we need to have successful day . We It's always appreciated when people go out of their ways. To just put a smile on one face.

I counted FOUR serious HIPAA violations in 10 minutes at this pharmacy. The mentally handicap…read moreperson they had running the entire show was rude. I was NOT surprised to find out that there have already been several grievances filed with the state against the head pharmacist at this Walgreens. Avoid at all costs.

Okay, I don't shop here regularly but it's on the way and way back from a lot of places on my…read moreroute for me so sometimes I do stop here to run in for very specific items. It's a massive store and I get the same feeling that I get when going into the Newark train station. You're just like dropping into a weird time warp going back in time with brands that seem to reference an older decade. However their holiday aisle seems to be like 5x larger than their other stores which is fun - I guess to stock nostalgia brands. It also reminds me of going to the grocery store on Long Island, NY with my grandparents for some reason! It's just a hardcore VIBE that is like - of the PAST. It's very interesting. It kind of also feels like I'm going to Home Depot with the way the parking is like a weird non-garage garage type of situation.

I witnessed something at this King Soopers today that left me genuinely upset and questioning the…read morestore's humanity. A man walked in with no shirt on and a hospital wristband, clearly not in a normal state. He wasn't stealing. He wasn't causing a scene. He was standing at self‑checkout with one pint of ice cream and a bag of chips, trying to pay for them. He was a little hard to understand when he spoke, but he wasn't aggressive or threatening anyone. Instead of offering help or even basic compassion, the manager immediately called the police. And within seconds, officers arrived, put him in handcuffs, and arrested him right there in front of everyone. I even offered to pay for his food, and the staff were rude to me for trying to help. When I asked why he was being arrested, the manager claimed he was "threatening them," which simply wasn't true. I was standing right there. He wasn't threatening anyone. He was confused, hungry, and clearly in some kind of crisis. This was a moment where a mental health crisis team should have been called -- not armed officers. Denver literally has the STAR program for situations exactly like this. Instead, this store chose punishment over compassion. What I saw was a vulnerable person being treated like a criminal because he didn't fit the mold of a "normal shopper." It was heartbreaking and completely unnecessary. No one deserves to be handcuffed for being hungry, confused, or recently discharged from a hospital. King Soopers needs to train their staff on how to handle mental health situations with empathy instead of fear. What happened today was wrong, and I hope this review brings some awareness to it.