I love this giant eagle. Everything is always stocked and fresh. In addition it has a Starbucks and…read morea great hot foods selection area. I have ordered curbside pick up a lot and they are better than any other one in terms of getting things right and communication. Sometimes I don't feel that they have enough cashiers working and it takes a lon time to check out.

I wholeheartedly support Giant Eagle because they hire 'special needs' teens and adults! This is…read morehighly commendable, and they have my full respect. Aside from that, they always have a great selection of almost anything you could want in a full service supermarket. A great asset to the community!

pharmacy's web sight states they open at 8:00 am on sundays . Went there at 9:30 am and there is a…read moresign on the drive thru window stating they open at 10:00. Update your goddamn websight to reflect the correct information. Went there earlier this week to get the same prescription and was told they didnt have anything for me .Called my primary doctor and they advised me that they have called it in and should be ready for pickup. young lady at pickup window actually got snarky with me . very rude. They waste my time and have to work on their customer service. Typical shit everywhere nowadays.

BEST CVS PHARMACY IN THE AREA!! I've been using this pharmacy for many years and I am never…read moredisappointed by the service I receive. Everyone is so nice and I feel so taken care of while I am being assisted. I've never been to a more welcoming pharmacy than this one. Thank you guys for your service!!

I placed an order at the cashier's desk. All of my stuff was rang up. I then remembered I had a…read morecoupon. The lady behind the cash register got aggravated at me and told me I had to show the coupon prior to them ringing my items up what a crock of crap that pissed me off. She cleared it charged me and then had to do a refund for 14. 89. Cashier 1791633. Rude much?

Deena was so kind and helpful today on the phone. She took the time to look for a razor to help an…read moreelderly couple so they didn't have to come in the store and have it ready in the pharmacy drive thru line! Thank you!!

I can't believe that I'm leaving 5 star review for Marc's but it's happening. Marc's in North…read moreOlmsted offers a refreshingly civilized shopping experience that stands out among discount retailers. The store is impressively spacious, allowing for easy navigation through well-organized aisles without the usual crowding or clutter. You don't feel constrained at all walking the aisles. It feels like a Giant Eagle or another well designed store. From the moment you enter, it's clear that cleanliness is a top priority--the floors are spotless, shelves are neatly stocked, and the overall environment feels well-maintained and welcoming. To be very honest, I was blown away. Staff members are courteous and efficient, contributing to the calm and orderly atmosphere. Whether you're picking up everyday essentials, exploring seasonal items, or browsing their closeout section, the layout makes the experience pleasant and efficient. I very quickly checkout through Customer Service in the last hour of the store being open. The clerk was super pleasant considering especially that it was the end of the day. Value! Value is unmatched here. There were a lot of cute ethnic looking trinkets in the Closeouts, some very cute Target clothes (up to around 10 bucks), and lots of home decor. Everything was super organized and I easily browsed it all. I spent $20 on sour cream, and closeouts (Hello Kitty sweater, pan, and plate). I thought that it was pretty reasonable. I also was peeking at this weekender bag but to be honest I have so many of them that I don't need one more. Lastly, the store has a lot of flowers outside for all your gardening needs. Herbs too! I walked through to look and they all looked well taken care of. Really healthy plants and huge selection. Highly recommended for those who appreciate a tidy, well-run store that doesn't sacrifice quality for cost. Stop in for close outs and gardening needs!

We always find something fun in the closeouts that we didn't know we needed. Plus a great selection…read morein the grocery store. They always have some unique items you can't get at the local grocery store. Even though the store was busy the lines moved quickly as well.

Absolute garbage pharmacy. The automated service to refill a prescription is cumbersome and not…read moreuser friendly. Pharmacy staff are rude and entitled Gen Z'ers. Closing the pharmacy for an inordinate amount of time during "lunch" as well. My MD has even suggested switching pharmacies as they're unreasonable. I wish I could could only give zero stars.

This is quite possibly one of the worst CVS pharmacies I've ever had the experience of dealing…read morewith. From the sitting there waiting 30 minutes for over-the-counter calcium/vitamin D pills for my just post-op cancer stricken wife (just tell me it's OTC, don't waste my time!), to the bungled appointment for my 6 year olds flu shot (they let us schedule there, then when we go said he needs to be 7, then ends up this location was wrong and we had to go to another CVS location in a different city for them to tell us this), I don't know if this location is just under-staffed (probably, it always seems busy) or mismanaged, but I hate it here. If my benefits weren't through Caremark, I'd go somewhere else.

Will never step foot in that or any Rite Aid ever again. Poor poor service and two emails to Rite…read moreAid customer service with no response other that "we'll get back with you"

. CART OF DARKNESS…read more I was on a mission at Drug Mart that would turn out to be apocalyptic. Compelled to see it through to the end, nothing was going to stop me from accomplishing my objective despite the wide array of intriguing, confusing, sometimes head-scratching diversions along the way. On arrival, I chose my craft. Good. Not too wobbly or pulling hard to one side. Before pushing off, I reviewed my list---pastrami (4 star), salami (5 star) (both Eckrich---great sale prices), old-style 60W light bulbs (rare, nearing extinction), yellow highlighters, and plastic twist-tie gallon storage bags. I was ready---and for anything else that might catch my eye. Commencing my journey, I headed up-aisle with a wall of medicinals and oral hygiene products starboard. Navigating one way, then another, I loaded the intended items along my serpentine route, mooring occasionally as other curiosities caught my interest. All these distractions weren't blotting out why I was here---the real reason. I was here to get shot. With whatever ammunition was being used---be it Afluria, Fluarix, Fluzone, or other---so I wouldn't contract some dreaded malignant flu bug. The lunchmeat and plastic diversions were provisions I needed anyway, and the few unexpected oddities I momentarily studied only heightened the realization of the true purpose of this operation. One which wouldn't be delayed much longer. Cruising down-aisles, up-aisles, and side-aisles, I moved swiftly along narrow passages---at times requiring slower, more cautious maneuvering in order to avoid step stools, mechanical lifting apparatus, point-of-purchase displays, and smiling employees re-stocking. I sailed past innumerable products in a full spectrum of colors---hanging from hooks, lined along shelves, in boxes, bottles, and bags. Some items seemed to dart at me, coming into sharper focus. I'd pull over and examine them further. Then, above the shoppers' din, "dah-dah...dahdah-DAH-DAH-DAH-DAH-dahdah.....dah-dah...dahdah-DAH-DAH-DAH-DAH-dahdah...I can't GET no satisFACtion...I can't GET no girlie ACtion...and I TRIED..." I hummed along to myself as I rode the waves of commercial grade flooring past shiny glossy colorful cosmetics, vibrant splashes of red, pink, and glitter in a stretch of Valentine cards, varied necessities and non-necessities, school supplies and garden supplies, furnace filters, and toe nail fungus ointments. There it was in the distance---just beyond an end cap. Reducing speed, filled with expectation, I rolled toward my final destination---the pharmacy. About 12 hours later... A sharp pain---excruciating, stabbing---awakened me in the middle of the night. Had I just had a nice size chunk of flesh torn from my arm by some wild rabid creature that had managed to gnaw and claw its way through a foundation crack, and crawl right into my bed? Quickly sitting straight up like a mattress spring, my eyes wide open unblinking, all was still and silent, and really really REALLY dark---like pitch---except for my new L.L.Bean alarm clock glowing 2:23 or thereabouts. Oh, how I wanted this to be a nightmare, but it wasn't. It was too real, unmistakably intensely real---throbbing pulsating agony. Was it possible my arm was just hanging from my shoulder by a thick twisted thready sinew? THE HORROR ! THE HORROR ! Surrounded in blackness where the terrifying thing could be lying in wait, hidden from my sight and poised to fling itself at my face, I slowly reached for my surely tattered arm with my free trembling hand. Owwch! It was still attached. Phew. Then it must be badly infected, probably hideously discolored, too! Now it's official. I'm panicked. Madly stripping the bandaid off on my way, the sudden harsh illumination from the bathroom globes confirmed it looked quite normal in the mirror. Healthy, even. Yikes! What was THIS all about. If I HAD been dreaming, I would have been in the peak stage of the Black Death. I grabbed the "Intra-muscular Vaccine" handout sheet and tried to read it. The blurry words---I was probably not 100% awake yet---appeared to be in some foreign language. I couldn't recognize what I'm certain were letters and characters we're all accustomed to seeing. A's, R's, #'s, even *'s. After a couple of high-dose painkillers to knock myself out, I'd try again when I came to. ~~~~ You'll be wise to heed my warning. DO NOT BELIEVE everything you read, nor everything you hear. You may not know it, but they probably hate your guts. "It won't feel like the flu."..."You might feel weak and a little sore."..."Maybe a slight fever...it's nothing." Yeah, yeah, yeah. After 5 or so in the past, THIS one was super potent. IT HURT LIKE HELL !---but way better than being DEAD. Be brave, and get yours, too. All the natives here are friendly, so I'll be back cruising their scenic, well-stocked aisles again. And---for a flu shot a year from now, too.

I purchased a lottery ticket from a lottery machine at Drug Mart in North Olmsted. The $20 ticket…read morewas a $30 winner, but the machine cut off the bottom of the ticket and the bar code was missing and the store manager said they could not cash the ticket. He could give me my $20 back; or I could try to get $30 from lottery. I think the store manager should have given me the $30 and he should have discussed with lottery representatives about the problem that was encountered at the lottery machine in his store. The burden should not have been placed on me to contact the lottery. The store manager handled this situation poorly and is an extremely poor representative of Discount Drug Mart

I was trying to get assistance in locating an item and came upon 3 employees talking to each other…read more I said excuse me and after the second attempt the clerk glared at me and begrudgingly responded to my inquiry

Haven't been to a Drug Mart in long while, but I stopped in today around 9:30ish for a few things…read moreand when I was about to check out, a customer service rep lady was so gracious to notice I was ready and told me she'd ring me up when she was stocking the shelves. There was something about her that told me that she cared about customer service by her actions and the interactions she shared with me and the next customer in line -- It was great to see and encounter.

I put in order on an online app. I picked up at this location. When I got there my order was not…read moreready at all. The customer service lady name "Amanda" pack up my order for me she did a great job. The place is clean great service. Keep it with the good work.

My daughter was looking forward to getting her COVID vaccine today, however, they did not give her…read morethe vaccine because her name was wrong in the system. They said they had no way to fix her name. Trying to do the right thing but Walgreens does not care about your health. The Feds are pleading for people to get vaccinated, Walgreens, time to do your part!! Hope you enjoyed making an 11 year old cry today. Hope you're happy.