When you tell them, there's a problem they never respond. They never answer the phones. I lost my…read morewallet. I know it was there but they don't care. I was told there was gonna be someone to call me from asset protection when they got in. I called 8:30 in the morning and is now 4 o'clock in the afternoon with no phone calls no wonder why the place is constantly getting ripped off. I know my wallet was there. I need them to check the cameras to where I was at. I can't file a police report unless I'm sure that somebody actually took it and it wasn't hanging from my wrist which I know it wasn't but nobody's called me. Thanks Walmart I was hoping didn't have to take a trip there but now I do great customer service. Nobody answers at night time either every department. It rings and rings and rings.

Me and mom ordered cookies and cream ice cream and it wasn't no cookies in it it looked like…read moreplained vanilla. Whoever made this ice cream did a horrible job

I was highly disappointed that I drove all the way to Giant Eagle to purchase a nice steak from the…read moremeat counter and the meat department was on break from 6:00-6:20. I understand everyone is entitled to a break, but they can't cross train employees to cover breaks instead of losing customers? are customers supposed to hang out until their break is over to buy products? I think this is ridiculous!

Had a sale on ribs, went there before 1pm and they was sold out, Traveled 15 miles and they dont…read moreeven have enough to last till the evening, really? Spoke my displeasure with a manager and was hung up on. VERY POOR customer service!! Doubt ill ever return to this baby eagle store again!!

1-2 pharmacists employed at a time, overworked to the point of super fast turnover. Good…read morepharmacists avg about 1-3 years, the rest burn out, gradually losing humanity each day until attitudes evolve from lackadaisical to apathetic to vaguely annoyed to downright hostile. Oh, and that's when a patient is lucky. Otherwise a "floater" - trained by corporate to do a job titled "floater," which says it all. These individuals are incentivized to engage in very little earnest human interaction, let alone expertise, guidance, empathy or any other trait that might instill confidence. Most individuals requiring significant health care learn all too quickly that once viewed as anything short than a complete human being (a number, a digital profile, a voice on the phone demanding time/energy the pharmacist simply cannot muster), we are in danger. The pharmacists used to make this Rite Aid my family's choice for quality care and service. Then, like Sisyphus pushing a bolder that would fall to the base of the hill each time, Rite Aid became one more corporation to endeaver to reach ever higher profit margins with no regard for the fact that, outside of an Escher painting, profits simply will not continue to increase indefinitely before a series of mild market corrections or extreme dives brings its metaphorical boulder crashing down. With this oblivious mindset, three regular pharmacists turned into two, and a third was never added again. One pharmacist works 12-15 hour shifts 5 days a week, with the second working 2 days in a row while the first takes two days off, then it reverses the next week. I no longer trust anyone at this store with my health, and I therefore must dedicate time and energy I don't have to continuously researching drug interactions, side effects and dosage information so that I can attemp to keep up with changes of the medical knowledge base as scientifically gathered data becomes available.

Store is kept clean and all employees are respectful, helpful, and responsive. I've never had an…read moreissue with anyone or anything here