Nicer Walgreens with the usual over priced snacks. Bright, clean, good cashier. Plenty of parking.read more

This is a fine Walgreens. I've been coming here for many years as it's a convenient location for me…read moreduring the week. I personally have never been followed around in the store and the associates I've encountered have always been courteous, pleasant, and nice. Maybe I just don't fit the type that they follow, or I just don't look suspicious, who knows. I love walking through the cosmetic section of Walgreens and looking for those orange clearance tags were stuff is slashed from the regular retail price! I love it and I often go spend a crazy even though the stuff is on clearance. Great deals to be had! After Christmas there's always a bunch of gift sets marked down, too.

The "fill-in" pharmacist on 27th & College, the last week in May, 2024, stated, "You spoke over…read moreher, now I am talking over you. I didn't speak over her. She interrupted me, and I finished what I was saying. I asked her to come to the window. She did not. She could have gotten all the requested info from the drive-through window area. She got the info she asked for and then came to the window where she stated, "If you had asked me to come to the window, I would have." I did ask her. She just wanted to argue and give me a hard time all the while she HELD onto my debit card and prescription. Smh. I finally rolled up my window to stop her non-stop instigatative behavior. She got the point, and THEN she sent my card and prescription through the drive-thru window. I changed pharmacies. I admit I was not the model customer. It seemed she wanted to continue arguing because she held onto my card and prescription instead of simply sending it through the drive-through window. Within 2 days, I transfered my prescriptions elsewhere and filed a complaint. She is the heavy set brunette. Steer clear of her. You've been warned. The pharmacist on duty that day backed her up and was foul. If you can't handle a customer service job, leave. If customers don't like the service at Walgreens, don't shop there again. I won't.

No line when I walked in, long line when I found the glue I wanted and that's all I needed. Not…read morereally the Walgreen's fault the line was long and slow, all 5 people ahead of me seemed to be using credit cards through the check out scanner for the first time ever in their lives. What are the odds. Did you know the first point of sales credit card check out scanners were made by Verifone, a Hawaiian company back in 1981? I feel like that's been plenty of time for people to get used to them, but maybe I was just impatient. So I saw someone getting checked out at the photo counter (speaking of vestiges of 1981), she watched me walk up to the counter, finished the sales with the gentleman she was with (was he getting glossy prints from his Kodak Instamatic? Did you know that in 1981 Poloroid sued Kodak for copying their instant film idea? It took Poloroid 5 years in court to win that one), made eye contact...and left the counter! So, I had to return to the long line, which was now one person even longer. This wasn't the fault of the young lady working the counter, she was pretty efficient, patient and improbably cheerful. The store is clean, bright and typically stocked. Unlike CVS, they still sell cancer causing addictive drugs here, which I suppose is a positive if you still smoke but as an ex-smoker this really bothers me.

My mom went today and they were out of butter and they don't have bed protectors happened on 1/4/26read more

Stopped here to get a few essentials since I was in the area. Store is very clean, and well…read moremanaged. The staff was very helpful and cordial. Check out very well organized aside from Halloween section being transformed into Christmas section, shelves were very well stocked and organized. The store has a Pizza Hut and Starbucks sharing store space.

Over the years so many problems. Long lines outside and…read morethen someone pulls up in the other lane and they get waited on first. Pharmacist not always on staff. They call too many times to remind of prescriptions. I don't like staples and they never read the order. A big turnover of wmpl

You don't want to depend on Walgreens for important prescription medication, they overwork their…read morepharmacists and they understaff. But for the non-drug sundries you want from a drug store, this one is okay. Shelves are stocked, the place is clean and well lit, there's enough space to avoid the many sick people who come in here (though I would mask up in cold and flu season). Not enough parking here when busy. One of the few places left that sell newspapers.

No one ever answers the pharmacy phone here. If you wait until they close the message changes from…read more"we're sorry our staff is answering other calls. Pls hold. We'll be with you shortly" to "we're sorry. The pharmacy is closed. We will be open tomorrow at blah blah blah".

Oak Creek pharmacy did not have critical meds ready despite phone calls and promises. Foreign staff…read morenot compassionate or caring. Will stand around and talk while saying they don't have enough staff. This pharmacy has really gone downhill. I asked what I could do to have my medication ready on time and the pharmacist said that there is no way to ever make sure meds are finished as promised or on time due to lack of staff. Save yourself the headache

I switched to about 8 months to Hyatt and every time I needed the refill request from my doctors…read morethey were always sending the request to Aurora. Even after me stating at least twice a month I switched to Ascension. My previous doctors from Aurora would call and say to me I needed to reestablish care with them before they would consider giving the authorization to fill the script. I have some serious medical conditions such as a seizure disorder anxiety depression diabetes and stage 3 kidney disease. So this kind of mistakes were life threatening and caused me to be hospitalized several times due Hyatt's error in communication. I'm in the process now of switching pharmacies before I DIE WAITING ON THEM TO DO THEIR JOB PROPERLY‼ Thinking about obtaining a lawyer so they can pay my last 2 hospital bills plus pain and suffering.

Poor communication regarding prescription deliveries. Last minute changes to scheduled deliveries…read more Not ideal when patients rely on medications!

I know, 5 star review for Walgreens? During holiday rush and cold/flu season no less?…read more YES! I stopped yesterday to get a few supplements and pick up two prescriptions. One associate hunted in the store and online for one supplement with no luck, but all the rest were steeply discounted. One prescription was awaiting some details before it could be filled, but staff unsuccessfully checked for my provider one more time. Throughout staff were pleasant and professional. Today when I returned for the script, I was greeted by name by Cesar who let me know that he had called again without luck, but would try again while I was there. 5 minutes later I left with my prescription in hand. The group behind the counter worked as a highly functional team. Well done!

My only regret with this review is that it's a few years too late, and I'm not sure if the current…read moreworkers there are just as incompetent as when I sought service there, but I don't figure I'd be interested in finding out anytime soon. And with my recommendation, neither should you. Here goes. If I could give this Walgreens zero (or negative) stars, I would. Being so traumatized years ago at this location has left me only recently able to reconcile with how I was treated, giving me an ounce of courage I finally have to share my experience. I rarely get ill and rarely need to seek medication at the pharmacy, but I usually accompany other older friends when they need help and support at the counter, so I know how this works. This first direct and personal interaction for me though left me truly shaken and I will not go or step into any Walgreens ever again. The pharmacists loudly asked me to "verify" my condition in front of other customers, which put me in a vulnerable spot. Their tone was "are you sure" that I had [fill in the blanks], and they wanted to know what I was using the medication for, even though THEY clearly knew what it was for. Only later, after sobbing into a puddle of tears, in the parking lot, speaking to my doctor on the phone that I found out that the pharmacy had called THEM just prior in order to verify my condition WHILE I was waiting to be called for my medication. The fact that they called my doctor is understandable and it made sense, but then they preceded to embarass me in front of a long line of customers in the pharmacy where my neighbors probably also go to? I asked why they were asking me this and provided a mumbo jumbo answer. Well, my truth to God answer for them is that, up to my long and living years, and up to that waking moment, I've not yet met a group of inhumane AND unintelligent human beings put together. Never have I met a group of healthcare professionals, so unprofessional, unkind and with a lack of empathy, that disregarded the sensitive information of their customers. Forget the hippocratic oath, Walgreens has the hyprocrisy oath. Never again!

For me, Pick and Save is the most convenient super market for picking up some items. Since Krogers…read moretook over from Roundys much of the store brand product line has changed to products I don't care for much. I do my primary shopping at other stores. My local store is not stocked as well anymore and isn't maintained and cleaned as well as it used to be. It's disappointing.

I have been shopping at this store for a couple of years now. Last year a new general manager came…read morein - wow she was(is) terrific. The last couple of months, we have been having issues with the pickup person not notifying us of substitutions or, as last night, just giving us the wrong product. I called the store today and asked to speak with the manager. First, the lady did not identify herself, and was very rude sounding. Apparently she was the assistant manager, April. Based on her conversation, and the lack of concern in my issue, I will shop somewhere else for a while. I called to express my concerns about the pickup (only in evening/ night) not doing things properly, her response, "Well, i don't know. I will let corporate know." What? just talk to the employees in the department reminding them of the procedures. Any ways, we have other PNS in our area.

Always open (24 hours a day) and always able and willing to help. I don't like the phone service…read morewhere you have to select from a variety of options, but that isn't the fault of the people working there. When I am dealing with an issue or getting a prescription, or have questions that I need answers for, I have always had a great experience when I have been able to reach a staff member or pharmacist.

2 Days in a row: Members of the onsite staff have attitude and are simply rude. If you don't like…read moreyour job, move on. No need to be rude to people in need. Sad.