My husband and I just received our flu vaccines here and had a great experience. In a world filled…read morewith pharmacy chains like CVS, Walgreen and Rite-Aid, it is nice to have a locally owned and operated pharmacy like this one which has been here a very long time. This place reminds me of the pharmacies I grew up with in both NYC and in Rhode Island...places where people honestly got to know who you were. The service here is certainly more attentive, personal and caring. We were able to chat with the staff...we were the only customers in when we arrived one late morning. The staff couldn't have been nicer. We were in and out in about ten minutes. I have nothing against CVS and frankly have done a lot of business at one of the CVS pharmacies in my town, there are several. But we may be slowly shifting more of our business to this lovely pharmacy for more personalized care.

Lisa and all staff are friendly, and helpful. I much prefer this small family run pharmacy bc they…read morehave always helped me work out any confusing medication issues, and they are compassionate. I love the 1950s look to it also. They have a lot of items you can't find elsewhere!

CVS in Weymouth could definitely be better for both the customers and employees…read more It's just not up to par with many of the other CVS stores around. Never enough staff and poor availability of products. I typically find the shelves are nearly always empty at this particular location in many of the departments. The food, seasonal, greeting cards, and vitamins always seem to take the brunt of it here. Not sure if they just do more business in those departments, but they need to address their shipments then! I do like the size of this store, it's spacious and has full space for a full selection, this fantastic benefit should be taken advantage of by the company, and they should fully stock the shelves. Employees do seem friendly, and they are very "coupon friendly" (never argue about coupons). I was quite surprised when I recently stopped at the Walgreens right down the road from here.... they do not even accept internet printable coupons due to "fraud", definitely prefer CVS! Parking lot is huge. Drive thru pharmacy also available here. Open 24 hours, both the pharmacy and the store. Just to note, the correct address for GPS purposes is 474 Washington Street, Weymouth. Not either what the CVS website says "At the Intersection of Route 18 and Route 53" or what the store receipt reads, "500 Washington Street". Okay, but nothing about average. If you are looking for the CVS of CVS', the one in East Braintree on Washington Street is the best! 3 stars.

It would be real helpful if you updated your app... You are not 24 hours anymore…read more.. This CVS closes at 12:00 a.m.

I called up to see if my prescription was ready, according to the app on my iPhone they said I was…read moreto be charged $174 but that is not correct, because Medicare cover 80% and my supplemental Blue Cross Blue Shield covers the 20%. I waited on the phone 30 minutes for someone to answer then they hung up on me so. So I went down in person , when I got there, the pharmacist wasn't able to give me my prescription without $174 charge. I had to wait till Danielle came in on Wednesday to get it through so my Medicare B would pick up 80% in Blue Cross Blue Shield would pick up the other 20%. Still don't have my prescription.

Very rude cashier/manager who likes to make up rules depending on how you look. If you're Latino, I…read morewould've avoided this Walgreens.

This review is in reference to the CVS Pharmacy at 203 Linden Ponds Way in Hingham, MA. My CVS…read moreprescription was out at my usual CVS store so they had it transferred to this location, where it was in stock. Upon arriving I found out that this CVS is in a gated retirement community. I asked the guard if I could enter the property to get my prescription which was ready for pick up. I was denied entry to the property, hence, denied access to my prescription. I had to get in touch with CVS on the phone where they transferred the prescription to a location 30 minutes out of my way. There needs to be a warning that this is a private CVS, not open to the public.

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.

Experience at the pharmacy while collecting meds today. Served by a male counter staff who scanned…read moremy pickup order and then told me, "I'll be back." While I'm waiting, I see that he's service a drive-thru customer! I asked another assistant, who was just idly standing at the counter, how the person who is serving me can serve another customer. Her response was, "He'll be back!" I insisted that I get me meds immediately. Someone else had to find it. Such dismal service.

You can't make this up. Getting a monthly prescription for 8 months, I've gotten the whole script…read morein one visit once. The other months I got partials. The last month I got 3 partials. All due to not in stock. Each visit requires standing in line on average of 15 minutes only to be told that it's not ready and come back in 15 minutes and stand in line again! So December took 6 visits at 30 minutes inside cvs and 20 minutes travel to and from each time. Total for December is 7 hours of my time. Once I was going to Europe the next day and they only had 2 days worth. I asked why this was happening and it was always due to someone else. This store doesn't care about their customers and taking responsibility. I feel bad for the workers there as they try hard being grossly understaffed. I'm stuck with them for where they are located. My story isn't unique as I talk to others in line

CVS is generally good, often clean, but even tho' they have a coupon and rewards card system, and…read moreyes they do accept expired rewards coupons, the prices are still WAY UP THERE. The pharmacists are actually REALLY GOOD, very nice, but they actually also overcharge you on some items, like prescription items. This pharmacy isn't a 24 hours one. Nonetheless, the workers do work very hard, are very professional, and deserve to be treated with respect. In this economy, I generally shop elsewhere most of the time now, unless I need something and can't get through traffic in time elsewhere. There's surely a number of good points, but the prices are really painful, even with the rewards card thingy. If you are smart, you can actually use the coupon rewards card to get makeup really cheap, or sometimes even free. They do have a lot of great deals on makeup and cosmetics each month.

The pharmacy is constantly out of my prescriptions which makes me want to switch. Only good thing…read moreis that is it 24/7 but the lines are always a few people deep.

Ok, I am going to misuse my Yelp powers. While this is a perfectly fine, new CVS located near the…read morenew train station and a Dunkin' Donuts with adequate parking-- I am more interested in the former establishment that it replaced. Come on people, you have to recall the Bargaineer! I think it had another name in between, but the Bargaineer is what I will always remember. It was one of those old crappy junk stores where you could find the randomest stuff imaginable. I still remember that they had a clothes section, a fake flower section in the back and, my personal favorite, the stationary section in the middle. I used to buy romance novels that had the covers ripped off them for like 25¢ Maybe I should credit all of those Danielle Steel novels that I bought at the Bargaineer for becoming an English major?

Candace, the manager, is incredibly mean. I watched her throw a temper tantrum on a customer…read morebecause she couldn't figure out how to use a gift card. She was yelling, cursing, and calling th customer stupid and disgusting and gross. She was loudly arguing and inviting other customers to engage with the fight too. She needs anger management. I will never return to this CVS.

It's a Walmart. We came in to pick up snacks for a roadtrip and found some of the things we were…read morelooking for. We had hoped they would have fresh fruit, but they don't carry produce unfortunately. It was handy and prices were ok.

Look... Walmart is not supposed to be, or provide a shopping "experience". You could say that about…read moreother department stores, and maybe even Target, not here. They have almost everything under the sun, but the idea is to buy it, pay, and leave. With that said, not all Walmarts are created equal, and this one falls somewhere in the middle, hence the three stars. There isn't a plethora of employees out and about, but I've not had a negative interaction. A handful of people have had better days, but for the most part, our interactions have been pleasant, and if someone didn't have an answer, they would find out. Furthermore, Walmart is cheap! Some staples like eggs, milk, cheese may be cheaper than the Stoppy right next door. If you find you buy these things on the regular, do take a look at the prices, a couple extra bucks saved definitely doesn't hurt. Likewise, don't overlook the pharmacy. After my insurance decided to no longer cover my medication, and a different pharmacy wanted an arm and a leg, Walmart came through. Sure, it's not open 24 hours, but you can get your meds at prices cheaper than most. (though, in the hopes of saving you a couple bucks, if you have a Costco or BJ's membership, as them their rates). In terms of negatives: The store is organized a bit funny, with mailing envelopes being quite close to bicycles! On the one hand, I realize there is only so much that can be done when you carry everything under the sun. On the other, look to what Target did in keeping all sporting goods in one area as opposed to two. Second, I feel as though the displays could be a little tidier. Items are stocked for the most part, but having them arranged a bit nicer would not hurt. Finally, while they do have four self-scan registers because there are not a whole lot of regular registers open, lines can get a little on the long side. I've heard someone describe Walmart as a blue Target. Well, these stores couldn't pass as twins, maybe siblings (but maybe), but definitely cousins.