Used to work here for about 8 months and honestly, it wasn't a great experience. We were constantly…read moreshort-staffed, and I kept getting scheduled way past my availability even though I was a full-time college student at the time. The management just wasn't good (the manager I dealt with doesn't work there anymore, but I have been told that the new one isn't any better), and I was talked down on quite a bit. It came to a point where I realized they just had no respect for my time or for me as an individual, so I left. If you're thinking about applying, I recommend reconsidering your options. I will give this place some credit, however. There were a few people on the staff that I actually got really close to. As much as I hated the management, I know that the staff here for the most part are really good people and are doing their best despite lacking in workers. I have some serious respect for them.

Our first experience using the lab area at Walgreens was, unfortunately, very disappointing…read more When we checked in, only two people were waiting. Then more people came in and more and more. We watched person after person use the check-in machine and get called back before us while we continued waiting patiently for about 45 minutes. At that point, we spoke directly with the tech and explained that we were there for a urinalysis and really needed to go because, well, kidneys don't exactly wait politely. She told us she would get us in after the patient she was currently seeing, so we trusted her word and stayed. Then that patient left, and instead of calling us back, she called someone else. She then told us, "I know I told you that you could come in after that patient, but this other person has an appointment, so all appointments have to go first." The issue isn't just the wait time. The issue is communication and keeping your word. We did not know appointments were required or strongly preferred because nobody explained that to us when we checked in. Had we known that from the beginning, we could have made a different decision instead of sitting there for nearly an hour believing we were next. I understand businesses have policies and schedules, but clear communication matters. Trust matters. Unfortunately, this experience left me feeling dismissed, and because of that, I personally will not return or recommend this location unless someone already has an appointment scheduled ahead of time.

These are the most accommodating people. They saw that I had a need and fulfilled it. Praise God…read morefor them. I love this pharmacy.

They go above and beyond! I came in after wrapping up an appointment at a doctor's office in the…read moresame center. I was waiting for a while because the doctor hadn't sent them the prescription yet. They kept refreshing their computer and notifying me ("still don't have it!"). Ultimately, they ended up walking next door to the doctor to pick up my prescription. If that isn't amazing service, I don't know what is! I couldn't recommend them more.

Ramon in the Pharmacy was great to deal with and very helpful. Happy to recommend this CVS location.read more

So I made an online order and one of the items was ordered wrong. Xitlali Escobedo was dressed as…read morean angel and she was. She got in touch with the manager and canceled my order and assisted with selecting the correct item I needed. She had a smile and was patient . Thank you for her assistance and kindness. She also price checked some items for price for me and packed my in store order just right. And made small talk with me the whole time.

I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by my experience with the pharmacy at this Walgreens…read more My daughter has epilepsy and depends on her seizure medication to stay alive. Missing even one dose can be life-threatening. Due to a storm, the Walgreens location where her prescription was ready was closed, but another nearby Walgreens location was open. I called to ask--very politely--if it would be possible to access her medication at that store so she would not miss a dose. The employee who answered the phone, named Arlene, was shockingly rude and dismissive. After briefly explaining she would have to contact the other pharmacis, she rudely stated, "I don't get paid enough for this," and then hung up on me. This was not a minor inconvenience or a casual question. This involved a child's life-saving medication. The lack of professionalism, empathy, and concern for patient safety was alarming. I was left extremely distressed and shaken by the interaction. I understand that pharmacies can be busy and that policies exist, but no parent advocating for their medically fragile child should ever be treated this way--especially by someone working in a healthcare setting. I hope Walgreens takes this seriously and ensures better training and accountability. No family should have to experience this while trying to protect their child's health. Arlene is the employe's name.

They never answer the phone. I sat on the phone for 33 minutes as the next caller before I hung up…read more I went to the store and they said they were short staffed. That is always their reply.

Wow, 12 people working in here. Very long lines, almost every time I've visited here…read more But the positive, there was an issue with one of my scripts, and "Scott" in the pharmacy was very helpful over the phone. He worked with my insurance plan and I was taken care of in a few minutes. He was very knowledgeable about the various meds. The prices seem fair and there are many employees working here.

While I totally get this pharmacy is busy, when I handed the new insurance card to the cashier she…read moretold me, rather dismissively I would need to move over to the side and wait until a tech put in my information as she was too busy to do it and had a line. I was busy too, running a myriad of errands and trying to get home before my kiddo got out of school. As I said, I get it, but will be looking for another pharmacy that will likely also be busy, but maybe they will offer at the least better customer service while I wait.

One place that will always dominate any neighborhood besides that other depressing behemoth store…read moreis Target. A huge sprawling parking lot with enough space under one roof to get in a mile of walking, if one were so compelled. This brings me to Target in Kyle Tx. Located in a safe part of town this place will have, most of what you want, but it's not a Super Target so not much in the way of food. Another point, the people walking around are few and far between but nice. The one issue I have with Target in general is they have a drab interior much like their rival. As for food, the selection is extremely limited. Barely half an isle for fresh produce, select meats and a few other selections. As for refrigerated items again the selection is limited with a few items available as needed. Finally the dry, snack and non-perishable items selection is much better but still not what you'll find at a larger store. I find I only shop here for food only when absolutely necessary. As for the kids section, they're limited in toys as I tried to purchase some items for my kids but they only have the absolute most popular items. So, if you want that GI Joe action figure, you won't find it here, or at least anything new. As for electronics, they have most of the newest gaming consoles, games and controllers however 4k media is gone, but that's a standard among all stores now as physical media continues to be replaced by inferior forms of content like streaming. Most items like pet food and accessories are in abundance, hardware and housing goods have most of what someone needs and the kitchen section has a lot of average equipment to great stuff depending on what you need. For example, the knife selection is horrible but mixers are just as good as anywhere else. I do all of my vitamin and specialty medicine (not prescription) from Target as it's the cheapest. Overall, Target is exactly what you expect anywhere and that's by design. The only real differences are subtle things that regionally might sell better at one place then another state won't offer a product as it won't make sense. Think of a heavy winter coat for sale in Texas - it isn't needed. Finally, Target is bringing back the cashier so the wait times may vary. Other than those items, it's Target you know what you want.

Some very clean bathrooms for a grocery store, but that is the end of the positives…read more Empty shelves, a decided lack of signage/pricing, and items on the floor throughout the store all make it a negative experience. It looks like a severe lack of staffing is what make this happen. 1 register open, stocking half complete with mostly empty u-boats on the floor. Sigh.

This review is for the eye center, this optometrist looks top notch would definitely recommend to…read moreanyone looking for an eye exam.

Awful, my appointment was at 8:30am no filter but they did my oil change. Returned with filter and…read moreI'm still here waiting and it's almost 11am!

Why do they bother to contract with big companies and then not staff their pharmacies? Even when…read morethere are 8 people standing around you still have to wait for prescriptions called in at least 24 hours beforehand. I just don't get it.

This pharmacy is frequently out of prescribed drugs. The pharmacist is unable or unwilling to help.read more

Very informative on items and service on repairs were efficient …read more I paid about 100$ more for my rollator that I love . Then a friend checked for pricing and found it to be cheaper on Amazon ! Still the service and comparison shopping , and any adjustments is what I would not have had through Amazon , so I am still happy with my purchase !

They listened to my needs and gave me just what I wanted. They made helpful suggestions. They had…read moretransport wheelchairs pre- assembled. The other products he assembled right there. These men were so courteous and knew their products. I totally enjoyed the experience.