What a weird CVS-Super low ceilings, odd layout, no employees, high prices, kids hanging out in the…read moreback of the store drinking sodas out of the coolers...only went because it was near our hotel. A 12 pack of sprite, a 6 pack of Saratoga Water and a small bag of Ghirardelli squares ran us $28! Ill uber groceries to the hotel next time.......

Very convenient location for all the tourists walking through North End. It's a small CVS but they…read morehave everything you may need, they also offer self checkout.

A M A Z I N G!!!! When I was in a rush to the airport they…read moreexpedited my process and diligently gave me my Rx. If you're in Boston you have to go to this pharmacy

Looks like I'll be the second person to leave a photo of the pharmacy line. Maybe that'll help? I…read moreused to fill my scripts here in the wee hours -- anything to avoid the dreaded line, which you have to wait through TWICE, once to hand in your prescription and again 30 minutes later to pay for it. It's an hour-long proposition, total, which I deal with monthly because of the type of meds, and which I am just not zen enough to handle with grace. And, to be fair, sighing and eye-rolling are common on this line. BRING BACK THE 24-HOUR PHARMACY! Please and thank you. Pharmacy hours since 2017: Mon thru Fri: 7 - 11 Sat: 9 - 6 Sun: 10 - 6

A nice spot where if you have a Capital One card you can get half price on all beverages. It's a…read morereply nice spot to sit and have a conversation while enjoying food and drinks.

Ever been a visitor to a city you are not familiar with and just wanted a couple of items you knew…read moreyou could get from your favorite drugstore chain? YES! That was why I was here! I wanted some water and a couple of snacks to tide us over until we got onboard our ship. This walk didn't seem too far from the hotel, so off I went! There was a reason there were like NO PEOPLE anywhere. The winds were whipping and it was more than a wee bit chilly! I should have Uber-ed, I guess, but hoofing it in the wind, in the cold and what felt like up hill both ways, WHAT AN ADVENTURE! This store was laid out different from the CVS Box Stores in Dallas, but was able to find all I wanted. No two CVS stores seem to ever be the same. The water prices were significantly higher than Dallas and actually were not much different from what the hotel was selling them. At least I had a great cooling off power walk out of it! The other item that kind of took a bite out of me, was there is a Bag Fee in Boston. How absolutely ironic! The city that took on the King of England over fees and taxation has a "bag" fee. Poor Samuel Adams, I bet he is rolling in his grave! In his honor, I'm rebelling with taking down a star from this otherwise 5 star establishment. (But I'm giving it back as it sure isn't CVS' fault that the local taxing governments have forgotten their history!)

Ok this CVS is dirty. It needs a sales associate to vacuum and clean , it's quit alarming. The…read moreaisles our not fully stocked . They have nobody at the self checkout area incase you need something. You have to track down an associate if you want help dining something up or to ring something up for you in general. I finally found someone to help me ring some things up that were discounted. She was annoyed I had asked her for help . Geez Louise and her name was Ana. Anyhow the manager or supervisor came over to help ring up stuff , eventually. They have a big parking lot so parking is not an issue .

Just a tourist through Boston. It's cold and windy in autumn here. Needed Carmex for the lips…read more Stopped by and was helped by manager right away. Boston hospitality is great. The only sad thing about all cvs now is things being locked up. Sad commentary on our current societal norm. Hope for better changes in the future. Overall, thank you for the experience.

Overpriced for a lot of the over-the-counter and medical accessories you may need, but it is an…read moreindependent store, that isn't CVS, and I value that. Even for being a small business, they have always carried whatever I've come in for. The pharmacists are generous with their consultations and give great advice that you'd have to wait on hold for with the nurse advice line. I much prefer to pick up my prescriptions here and get a thorough explanation (or with an inhaler I recently needed, a demonstration, since I've never used one) than picking something up from a big name, anonymous chain store. Glad to have them in the neighborhood.

The pharmacy here is WONDERFUL. The staff is EXCEPTIONAL…read more It can be extremely difficult to get topical/transdermal ointment made for a given drug from ANY pharmacy. In my experience, it's impossible from the big chains. Skendarian is one of the rare places that can not only create custom topical/transdermal medications, but do it exceptionally well. My Boston vet had directed me to an out-of-state pharmacy to make a topical version of the steroid my cat could not tolerate in liquid form. It would have taken at least five business days for me to get the meds, even paying for express shipping. I remembered that Skendarian can compound medications on site. I called them. They had the prescription cream it ready the same day they received the prescription! I'm embarrassed to write that this is not the first time Skendarian came through for our household when no other pharmacy could. The experience reminded me how critical it is to patronize local pharmacies for every day needs. CVS or Walgreens would not have done for me at all what Skendarian was able to do in ONE DAY. I wish I lived in Cambridge rather than Boston so I could do all my drugstore shopping there. They are the best. Seriously.

Worst pharmacy ever, attendants are extremely rude, lines are always long, store is dirty and…read moreselection of products + availability are really poor...and the worst of all...made a photo order for pick up and so it was confirmed...after one HOUR I went to pick it up and they simply told me that the machine wasn't working...couldn't I be notified about it? So I could find another store quicker?...I had to literally run around time to go somewhere else to print it, they should just shut it down or change name to Family Dollar pharmacy! Go to the one at Chelsea Commons instead!

Whenever I need to go to a pharmacy or convenience store in Chelsea, I make it a point to go to the…read moreCVS on Broadway. Every time I come in the shelves are well stocked with items, and the store is organized. I love the fact that this store has bilingual employees, and that they are always willing to help you find something. The pharmacists are also really knowledgeable, and will help you find the right medication or remedy to make you feel better. The only downside to this particular store is that often it is difficult to find parking. There is only street parking available, and generally it is taken by people going to other shops on Broadway. Besides that minor inconvenience, I have never had a bad experience at this shop and have to say that it is my go-to.

This enchanted drugstore has stolen my heart. I've lived in beacon hill for 3 years now and have…read moremade the regrettable choice of never stepping foot in this store before last weekend. I've already transferred my prescriptions from CVS to Garys. Not only were all the workers exceptionally pleasant, every customer was just as nice! I was given great advice from the 'front of house' employee from makeup, to hair brushes, to oils. The other worker doing pharmacy was just as nice! I found eyeliner my mom used to wear from 1999-2005 that I haven't been able to find for years. It was like $4. I've also gone through maybe 20 hair brushes in the past year because they all sucked. The lady recommended a particular brush for my hair type and it's exactly what I've been looking for (and it was only like 14$). Just such good vibes. Old school. I want to go back to just hangout, but I won't because that's weird. Protect this place at all costs!!!

I've been using Gary Drug for 25 years! Wherever I live even having them Fed Ex medications, I will…read moreonly use them. Seth is the most compassionate and helpful pharmacist in the world, always takes time to explain a drug, busy or not. I love this place with its old world charm, the last of a time past where everyone's nice to you.

This is a pretty good sized location. I went in there to…read morepick up a few odds and ends and I noticed that the store was well stocked with all of the products very neatly faced and organized on the shelves. It was fairly busy in the store which is not a surprise since it is located in a very busy area. The store seemed very well kept up and maintained. The price checker and coupon machines were up and running properly and the machines are a very nice convenience to have. The store clerks all seemed busy stocking shelves, assisting customers, cleaning and so forth. There was a decent sized line at the cash registers but the cashier did a good job cashing everyone out at a quick pace. There is also a self checkout option at this location for anyone who prefers to use the self checkout. Very positive experience here.

This CVS CONSISTENTLY has the most aggressive staff of any CVS I've ever entered. Actually, it's…read morethe most aggressive staff of any store in which I've ever shopped. NOONE was at the registers. A staff member called out, to no one, in particular, to ask if anyone was at the registers. I verbally confirmed that there were not. Then, I was blindsided from behind by a staff member, a large, intimidating man, snapping at me from the self checkout, "you don't SEE me?!?" Yes, I saw you, doing your job and helping people self check out. That doesn't help any of us waiting in the long line at the registers! The woman who finally waited on me was In no better mood, muttering under her breath, "Jesus Christ..." and other unintelligible words of anger. She hissed, asking me if I had a CVS card, and I said yes... Waiting for my next instructions. This infuriated her as she swung her arm at me to point at the small screen in front of me. No words, just quiet anger. I was passed intimidated and slightly scared at this point. So, I very timidly asked her to apply my coupons, which just frustrated her even more. How is any of this behavior good for business? Do any managers actually check on the employees? If so, CVS needs to check on their managers. THE DEAL: unless you're ready for angry, hostile staff in your face, don't come here!

This CVs is friendly. Aisles are well stocked and organized. The prices are good . They have a…read morebig parking lot so parking is not an issue.

If I could give this zero stars I would most definitely without no doubt, the coustmer service…read morestaff is absolutely disgusting they just have no respect and no care over your costumers and the customers are always right no matter where they are at and they just have no respect I wouldn't go to this cvs I would go support a different cvs else where

One of the smaller CVS stores that I have encountered BUT still a goodie!…read more They are a 24/7 location, located right across from MGH and Charles/MGH red line station. They've got a pharmacy here & though a small store, they have just about everything you need/looking for. Staff is helpful and attentive here. Parking can be found on Charles (2 hr meter parking).

Occasionally when waiting to pickup the lady, I'll need to…read morerun in here on charles street and grab a drink or quick snack. Smaller store as Charles street has a lot of history and smaller building space. Overall the store was clean, staff were nice and they have quick checkout process. CVS definitely isn't necessarily the cheapest in their market, but they are everywhere and if you need something it's just convenient.