Bought Walgreens allergy pills today. They expired in January. They cost $24. Also their diet Pepsi…read moreexpires on may 12. I got my money back on allergy pills. Not buying there anymore.

Today my boyfriend went to get me medicine because I am extremely ill. There is a new girl working…read morethe counter and she FORGETS!!! To put my medicine in the bag leaving it in the basket. My boyfriend drove all the way home and realized he didn't have the medicine I needed. So he drives back and nicely explained the situation. The manager and this trainee both told my bf to look down the isles and check his car. This is when he point to the right of her right in front of her face and says "there's the medicine in the basket still right there". I think this is completely unprofessional and rude. They didn't even try to be courteous and helpful. Also my knowledge is the customer comes first and is always right. Also, how hard is it to take things out of a basket, scan them, and then put them into a bag and hand it to my boyfriend. I really think the trainee who was working today at 10am shouldn't work there. And the manager needs a refresher on customer service.

This Walgreens is terrible. This is the second time I've tried to shop here during normal business…read morehours and their doors are locked. I remember it being messy and just gross in the past when shopping here. Solely Going to drug mart across the street from now on

The staff is always very friendly and make you feel comfortable…read more It's almost a one stop shop. They always have the things I'm looking for so I don't have to go to multiple places.

I have been going to this particular Drug Mart since it opened a long time ago (Yeah, I'm old). In…read morerecent years they have made a number of improvements to this particular store, which previously felt like shopping in a ghetto with all the cosmetics behind locked glass so I would have to ask a clerk to open it up with a key if I wanted, say, a nail scissors. They've done away with that in favor of just having security guards in uniform standing around ready to pounce on shoplifters, so shopping here is now much easier. It's not the most organized store in the world - be prepared to hunt around for what you want, especially a seasonal item, and maybe have to ask for price checks when they have a whole bin of stuff not clearly marked as to what's on sale. But if you're willing to go through that, you can get some good bargains. I almost always buy more items than I came in for because I'll see something I can use, like a T-shirt or bra, marked down to a few dollars. The grocery section sometimes doesn't have the freshest stuff (rock hard sugar that's probably been there for months) or the best prices, but it's the nearest and best thing to a convenience store in this neighborhood since many of the old time convenience stores in Lakewood (Lawsons, Convenient Food Mart, etc. ) have now been converted into booze and cigarette outlets. I do a lot of shopping for my senior citizen parent and Lakewood Drug Mart also has the best selection of home health care type stuff that seniors need (note, this is not true of all Drug Marts, I'm just speaking of the Lakewood one). The selection at Drug Mart really beats the pants off the CVS across the street, so I only find myself going to that CVS when I need something specific like their 2 for 1 sales on vitamins - otherwise it's Drug Mart all the way. Reasonably friendly staff, multiple checkout lines, and lots of free parking in back of the store as well. Oh and by the way - they've changed the shopping carts so you can take those out to the parking lot now.

Discount Drug Mart gives you the run aroung--44 year custormer of this location dating back to the…read moredays when there was Big Boy next door. Purchased hand soap from an end cap on the near the north doors earlier this morning along with half and half. At home I discover that the pump on the handsoap will not deploy. I ride my ebike up which I lock, but unable to secure to a stationary object. I go in, grab a repalcement--notice a growing line at custormer service where they dispense lotto tickets so I go back to the register with the defective bottle of soap, the replacement bottle of soap and my receipt. Nice kid at the register says he can't exchange; calls manager who doesn't come out to speak to me but tells the kid I have to go to customer service. Srsly? An unused bottle of handsoap for an unused bottle of handsoap and a receipt from a few hours earlier in the day. Thanks for the runaround Mr. Manager.

I'm absolutely disgusted and disappointed in the service I received from the moment I walked in to…read moreWalgreens. The 2 cashiers at the register made eye contact with me when I walked in and neither of them spoke a word to me welcoming me into their establishment. I politely asked to use the restroom as I was paying for my items and they told me I could not use the restroom for safety purposes. We left everything at the register without paying and went to CVS. CVS allowed us to use their establishment without hesitation. I would NEVER recommend this dirty floored, sticky, bad mannered, trashy and disrespectful employed location to anyone. If I could give 0 stars to this facility, that would be my 1st choice.

This pharmacy is terrible. Long, long lines at all times of day. They don't fill prescriptions…read morebased on script or physician orders. Common generics are out of stock. Rude when fixing errors. You will be better off driving down the road to another pharmacy.

Target now sells Krispy Kreme donuts!…read more This Target is currently undergoing a renovation (May 2025). There are multiple challenges inside and outside. Few aisles inside are obstructed (by the cleaning supplies) and are being improved. The bathrooms inside are not fully functional. Family restrooms inside are open. There are several portable toilets outside. Starbucks is mostly out of order - no ice, and no food. Several areas of the store are covered in tarp. Just be aware of not the full Target experience as you're used to it. The store is still pretty well stocked. There are a lot of new fashions for women - cute summer dresses and pants. Swimsuits and beach attire is already out. You can also find a new Pride line. I was surprised to find last year's fashions in store. There was a dress on a rack that I bought last year, and a few other pieces. I was very happy with all the clothing sales. I purchased a very vibrant "Brasil" summer shirt for $7.50! If you're looking for summer tees, check this Target. I also purchased "Papaya" sweater for $28, and a few household necessities. Also of note, Target now carries Krispy Kreme donuts in boxes! I didn't know that's an option but it apparently is. Even in the late afternoon there were a lot of donuts left! Service at the store is pretty attentive. I was able to get quick help when I couldn't find contact lens solution. All the employees I encountered were very pleasant. Overall, if you can overlook the construction, it's not a bad shopping experience. There's large inventory here and better than average customer service.

It was a Sunday, we needed a few things and we stopped in to Target. We easily found what we were…read morelooking for. It's a good thing that we weren't there to buy alcohol because, as the sign says, you can't purchase it on Sunday. This was a surprise to me, I'm from out of town. I guess this could be a problem if you wanted to serve mimosas at brunch. Plan ahead next time. Since I'm a Target Circle member, a nice employee told me it's Target Circle Week and gave me some popcorn. Clean store, well stocked, friendly people.

A 21st century General Store. Hardware, food, drug items and most anything else you'd shop for…read more Reasonable prices and great people. I've been shopping here for years and still marvel at the variety of products and the quality of the staff. A tremendous asset to the community.

The Sheliga Drug True Value is my go too drug store, cause it has gadgets, medication, beer,…read morelottery, luggage, and has hardware supplies. The Sheliga Drug is a stop mom and pop store. I recommend these place is the place for everyone.

I needed a restock on some toiletries while on the road for work. The hotel convenience…read morestore/pantry did not carry what I needed - so off to CVS! Picked up the restock I needed - deodorant, hand moisturizing lotion, plus some bottled water and V-8 juice. CVS was clean, well lit and well stocked, and organized. Cashier was friendly and prompt! #CVS

Do not attempt to get help by calling the store…read more You will NEVER get a person and the "phone assistance" is terrible. It (she) doesn't recognize what you type in and only gets half of what you say so it repeats. They have the worst phone service. It takes forever to get it to the point of leaving a voicemail. They say they will call back within an hour. Nope!

Another good store to find anything you need. This store also has groceries, fresh produce, milk, a…read moredeli and frozen foods. So it's a quick stop to grab something. There's a hardware section, drug store, cosmetics, kitchen supplies, some clothing. I like this store. It's like a big one-stop shop. Now, there's a sign for hunting licenses available. Of course help wanted signs are here, too.

Discount Drug Mart saves you the runaround. I have always loved drug mart- it's kind of an…read moreanachronism, but perhaps less so as they have recently opened a brand new store a few hundred yards from the old one. I don't know how to describe this place, except to say that this is what general shopping was like in the 1970s-1990s. They literally sell just about anything, from a limited selection of produce to engine oil to toys to clothing to lawn care items. You can even rent DVDs here. And of course they have a pharmacy. Prices are usually slightly higher than other places, but they commonly have specials and sales. They are always open- if you need batteries on Christmas morning, Drug Mart is your place. (Although if I ever go on a holiday I always give the cashier a $20 bill because I feel guilty they are working.)