This Walgreen's on West Tunnel Blvd In Houma is the worst. I went there on 10/24/22 at 1 pm and the…read moremale manager on duty at the front of the store was unhelpful and rude. Corporate must be clearly grabbing from the bottom of the barrel with this guy. Our family has several hundreds of dollars in prescriptions we get from this location every month, we are transferring them to another pharmacy, so long for good Walgreen's, you blew it.

I went to this Walgreens as I usually do every three months but this time I was completely…read moresurprised by the pharmacist. I didn't get her name but she was in the drive thru. I have her my name, she grabbed the script, asked me if I had insurance (which I said No) and then told me my total. I had to ask if that was the total for a month prescription and she said no, it was for a 3 month supply. I asked her why it was so cheap and she said that she added a discount card to it. It knocked the RX down from $74 to $22. It made my night and I thank her for that. She didn't have to do that but she did and it means a lot.

The rating is based on there system an how things can be informative.. you get phone notifications…read moresaying that you have a prescription ready but get there and you are told something different An one pharmacist that had a attitude we me an SAID SHE WOULDN'T FILL ANY OF MY PERSCRIPTIONS

Definitely not willing to go the extra step for customer satisfaction. Use other CVS stores to…read moreprint your photos. I use the CVS in Metairie, Luling, and Houma.. this is the worst one out of all the ones I've been to.

Very unreliable with prescriptions. Placed 3 prescription Friday. Was out of all 3. Was told they…read morewould be in first thing Monday Morning. Went in at 11:40 am and still not in. This regiment needed to be started by noon on Monday for surgery Thursday. Last time we ever use Walgreens for something as important as medication they have proven to me they are completely unreliable.

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 9am-11am, 11:30am-8pm, Sa 9am-1pm, 1:30pm-5pm

Have the greatest respect for these ladies hard working an they treat me an my husband with respect…read morenever going anywhere else

They say that they've been open 6 (six) years, but the lobby area is pretty sparse. Honestly,…read morethat's my only complaint. They should have seats and more stuff to sell. But the pharmacy staff is amazing. When the pill version of my medicine became hard to get and competitor's where trying to switch people to liquid, they went the extra mile and found it in blister packs. Which means they actually care. I mean, there's a profit, but it's not one of the crazy ones (I know because I've bought it in the past as a private pay). So they just did it to keep the customers happy and healthy. I was across the street at my doctors office and in literally took 5 minutes getting over there. They still got my prescription done in a short time. I'm going to change all my prescriptions to here.

I usually don't post stuff like this but I have to do this one. I've never heard of a pharmacy…read moreholding a prescription hostage, but CVS Pharmacy in Houma is doing it now. I've been back and fourth to the location because their computer system is off and they put stuff back in stock, or forgot a prescription. This last time, they told me that my sugar medicine was out of stock and had to be ordered and would take another day or so (keep in mind that I've already made 2 different trips to the store to get these scripts and have been out of my sugar meds for two days already). They stated that they can transfer it to another CVS store so I could get it, but no store within 30 miles had it. I told them to not order it and that I'd be moving to another pharmacy. When my new pharmacy called CVS to transfer everything (within 2 hours of me being in the CVS drive through) CVS stated that they could not transfer my sugar medicine because they had it on order and would have to wait until it arrived at the store (THEY CAN TRANSFER TO ANOTHER CVS PHARMACY BUT NOT TO A COMPETITOR????). I called CVS corporate customer service and they were going to transfer it to another CVS store so the other store could transfer it to my pharmacy. Corporate ended up giving me the number to the CVS distribution pharmacy and said they could transfer my prescription. NOPE!!!! When my pharmacy called, they were told they don't transfer scripts. I called the CVS distribution pharmacy, and all of a sudden they are calling the local store to have them release the prescription. I'm transferring to a mom and pop pharmacy so I can get some actual customer service because CVS forgot about service and concentrates on money. @CVS Pharmacy long on receipts but short on service.

Worst Pharmacy I have ever encountered. Unfriendly,…read moreunhelpful, and overall incompetent. Not sure how they stay in business. Did business here for 6 months and it was extremely frustrating every time. Finally transferred my rxs to a different pharmacy.

Very wide selection of fishing products. If you're an avid fisherman, you can probably find what…read moreyou need at this location in the Sportsman's Paradise of Louisiana. Great selection of life preservers. The food selection is extensive.

This store treats every customer as a potential shoplifter…read more Even for something as basic and inexpensive as a hairdryer, the item is locked inside a security case. To get it, you first have to track down an employee, wait for them to unlock the case, and hand it over. But that's only the start of the hassle. You're not allowed to carry the item yourself while you continue shopping. Instead, the employee must take it straight to a register and hold it there for you. The problem is obvious: you're still browsing the store. Which register are they taking it to? And what happens if, when you're finally ready to check out, that particular register has the longest line in the entire store? It turns a simple errand into a frustrating, time-wasting ordeal. Your store does not deserve my business or the business of anyone in my family, or my friends, or my neighbors.

I arrived in Louisiana on my vacation on a Tuesday. I cleaned my face with a new facial disposable…read morewipes and I had a reaction. I never slept during the night as my face burned and stung all night. I knew by morning I would have to seek help. They prescribed me steroids. So, we came to my sons Pharmacy. There inside was closed due to the Corona Virus. We went through the drive through. We came back through about ten minutes later and the had it ready. The only thing I did not like-I had to pay taxes on medicine. But, that is Louisiana's problem and fault. No one should ever have to pay taxes on medicine. But, I am from Florida! What do I know?