Love this group! Their knowledge is off the charts, and they make you feel like family.read more

Lily's Pharmacy is the BEST! The staff is super knowledgeable, easy to contact (no waiting on hold…read morefor 1/2 hour like at CVS), responsive and proactive (contacting my doctor's office for refills, etc.). They are genuinely cheerful, helpful people who know and care for their customers. Very "old school" in all the best ways. I can't recommend them highly enough.

Most disgusting bathroom I've ever seen and you have to buy something to use it. If I could rate…read morelower than 1 star, I would.

This CVS location is consistently disappointing. The pharmacy lines are always extremely long, and…read morethere's clearly a high turnover in pharmacists--every time I come in, there's someone new. My most recent experience involved unprofessional and dismissive service, misinformation about my prescription, and a complete lack of accountability. I've since transferred all of my prescriptions elsewhere. Avoid this location if you value your time and health.

Zero stars Stay far away from this pharmacy. They ask in…read morethe review what they could improve :close the pharmacy and start all over! Terrible customer service and incorrect information regarding contacting you. Pure mismanagement and total lack of caring. So in line with the degradation of a healthcare system. If you want to feel overlooked go to Walgreens pharmacy they are VERY good at it .

My favorite Walgreens stores in the area are probably still the ones off Jimmy Carter in Norcross…read morefor meds and the one off Lawrenceville Highway in Tucker for the random deals and general emptiness when I go in. I've never been to this one until last month, when my hubby needed a COVID test to return to work. We scheduled ahead of time online but were running super late as I had just got off work and was already fighting traffic - add an accident to that and we were really behind. I called before even leaving our apartment, letting them know the situation. I can't speak on the retail staff, but the pharmacy staff was really nice and said they would still take us when we got there with an ETA of about 10-15 minutes. When we arrived, unfortunately, we ended up stuck in the drive-thru line behind about ten cars or so. We decided to just wait it out and see if they would still take us. We would've just gone inside if it was for anything other than a COVID test. By the time we got up to the front, it had to have been about 5:30. So we were like 45 minutes late or so at this point, as opposed to the projected (already late) time of 5:00. The gentleman who greeted us at the drive-thru counter behind the glass was not going to accept us at first. Thankfully after explaining that we called ahead and were stuck behind an accident and stuck in the pharmacy line, he and his co-workers decided to still help us and process my hubby's test that evening. We were so thankful, considering they didn't have to. From there the rest went smoothly. My hubby self-administered the rapid molecular ID now test and got his results in less than an hour, very quickly (and thankfully, negative!) The results were emailed to us without issue, just like the other locations do. We have no complaints with this Walgreens as a test site and were very thankful for the compassionate staff that still got us in, so my hubby could get back to work. We would come here again for testing if need be and recommend it to you if you need one and are in the area. So far Walgreens as a whole has been my favorite business to COVID test with as the process is generally smooth and results are quick!

Walgreens is usually a great experience, no matter what state I am in at any given time. However, I…read moreknow that customer service has gone down, and Gen Z has a whole new idea of what life is like, especially in the workplace arena. I walked into Walgreens and gave the salespeople a polite greeting, and I received nothing in return. So, I said, "I was speaking to you all?" They looked at me and said nothing at all! Whatever happened to customer service? It is so necessary that we have it:)

I placed an order late to have a few photos printed and they were done within 10 minutes. Great…read moreprices and customer service!

Going to CVS's for years, first time here and last. The lady at the pharmacy couldn't understand me…read morehardly and I couldn't understand her. Then the rudest pharmacist came to help her with my technical questions about dosages, she talked down at me and had the biggest chip on her shoulder. I couldn't believe it.

This is the nearest CVS to our home and we have been filling prescriptions and getting vaccinations…read morein this location. They are always slow. Picking up a prescription takes a 15 minute wait when it is a refill and up to a day if it's a called in prescription. I had a 9 am appt for an immunization, arrived 5 min early, and checked in. (There was no other customers in the pharmacy.) It is now 9:30 and I am still waiting. Pharmacist called me at 9:31. She was pleasant, seemed skilled. The problem is customer service. Still only one star.

Your friendly neighborhood Publix! Always great for a quick grocery run or a quick stop for lunch…read more The workers here are always so friendly and helpful if you have questions. I've been coming to this Publix for over 20 years and have a great time. Their fresh/hot food is made daily and refilled. The pub subs are made and packed to your fulfillment. Can never go wrong with grabbing a pastry or treat from the bakery. There is plenty of parking in front of Publix and easy to find within the plaza.

My first experience at this Publix was with a bad card reader in checkout employees seem to have…read morebeen having this problem regularly and did not close the lane. I was asked to put in three different cards while people waited then sent to customer service who looked at me with a side eye like there was something wrong with my cards, even though it was the machine, not a good first experience.

Really nice and helpful but didn't have my size...I wanted to get a specific kind of compression…read moresock but my feet were to big (lol). I would go there again...

Best pharmacist ever. He is exceptional in patient care and very empathetic when he is with…read morepatients and family. It is rare to find pharmacists who give this much attention, care, and genuine kindness to their patients. This is just a bonus on top of his great knowledge and medications. He is respectful all around and I can't be more happy that he is our family pharmacist.

The parking lot is a landscape mess. Clean it up so my car isn't parked in overgrown trees. Do…read morebetter for the neighborhood and your employees. I'd rate higher as the employees are great. Do better!

I moved every prescription my partner and I had out of this pharmacy. If I could give a 0* review,…read moreI would. Here's what happened. I take a blood pressure medication that this store stocks in blister packs, which I have trouble opening. When I switched to a 90-day supply I asked for it in a bottle, and that's how they filled it in February -- same store, same prescription, no problem. June 20, I came in for four prescriptions. The blood pressure one came out in blister packs again. I paused at the window, asked the clerk to confirm that's what it was, and handed the sealed bag straight back to her, unopened. Never left her hands for more than a few seconds. They refunded my copay and said they'd special-order a bottle and call me. I mentioned I had two to three weeks of pills left. No call came. July 18, down to my last few pills, I went in to ask. The order had never been placed. Instead of just telling me that, the pharmacy manager questioned whether I'd really handed the medication back, asked repeatedly why I hadn't called sooner, and pressed me about a gap in my fill history from May. When I started to explain that I'd been out of state for a family funeral and filled it at a pharmacy there, he cut me off. He said he'd place the order. He didn't say how long it would take. August 2, I came to pick it up. Nothing was ready. The manager came to the window and told me it had arrived the next day, that he'd called me multiple times over three weeks, and that it had gone back to stock because I never came in. It had been fifteen days, not three weeks. My phone records show three calls from this pharmacy in that window -- two were pickup notifications for my partner's prescriptions and one left no message. Nothing ever told me my medication had arrived. When I tried to answer a question he'd just asked me, he talked over me before I got three words out. I asked him -- and yes, I swore -- whether he was going to let me finish a sentence. He threw up his hands, said he wouldn't be cursed at, and walked away from the window, leaving me sitting there with no medication and no answer. I parked and walked in to ask who his manager was. He gave me a first name only, refused to tell me who he reports to, said to call 1-800-CVS, and then told me that unless I apologized I could leave the store or he'd call the police. I got home shaking and my partner had to help me calm down. Not once in any of this did anyone say we made a mistake, I'm sorry, I'll have it here next week. Every conversation was built around establishing that the problem was me. I moved all of my prescriptions - and those of my partner - to Costco. And then it got expensive. Their system still shows that blood pressure medication as picked up on June 20 -- the packs I handed back at the window. Because that claim was never reversed, my insurance considered me supplied and wouldn't cover a replacement at my new pharmacy. I paid $92 out of pocket rather than go any longer without it. Five weeks between running out and getting pills in my hand. Their own records date all four prescriptions from that June 20 visit wrong. Filed with corporate and with the Georgia Board of Pharmacy. If they make the $92 right I'll update this. The techs here have always been kind and I don't have a bad word for any of them. But the Pharmacist himself is rude, hostile, accusatory, and sexist. His name is Steven/Stephen. If you take a maintenance medication you actually need, know that when this pharmacy makes a mistake, you are the one who pays for it.