Customer service. I ran into Brookshires for 3 items, which I was holding and not using a basket…read more I went to the self checkout. There was a customer checking out and a women standing a couple a feet behind her. I mistook her for a customer. I asked her if she was in line, but she didn't respond. Is again, she looked at me and "do I have a buggy?" Very snotty! No need for such a rude response.

We ordered a large quantity of deli trays from Brookshire's in Longview to serve at a wedding…read morereception and everything was great. The foods were fresh, delicious and arranged beautifully. Each tray was just as we had ordered it and all were ready at our requested time. Thank you for an awesome job!

This is a beautiful store! Well stocked and it has just about anything you might want, from…read morestaples to meat market. I love their bakery hamburger buns and rolls! The staff is always friendly and helpful. Just couldn't ask for a better store!

If you are a "boomer" you should drive past this supermarket and go to another store. Management…read morehas apparently given a platform to the staff who are seemingly disgruntled toward "boomers" to express discourtesy toward them both passively and directly, and they do exactly that. Furthermore, they won't allow you to roll a shopping cart out to your vehicle without a "team member" follow you out and standing there behind your back, angry-faced, and likely passive aggressively, or directly aggressively, only to take your cart and probably without simple courtesy. If they want to assist taking out groceries, that is fine, but, if a patron declines that service, stalking them out anyway is inappropriate. When the "team member" is aggressive or seemingly angry for no apparent reason in my mind that is a perceived threat and could be considered assault- particularly to an elderly person. No thank you. for me, I will drive on past Brookshires to another supermarket. This same thing has happened to me more than once at Brookshires in Whitehouse. Too many other options for shopping nearby to have to subject oneself to that. Thank you, but, no thank you.

I shopped at the store in Marshall Texas yesterday. And what a pleasant surprise. Had just left…read moreanother store after failing to find items I wanted. Big Lots had 3 of those items plus a gormet item I love at half the price. But most surprising is how friendly and helpful the young staff is in this location. Will certainly go back.

Its big lot you seen one u seen them all. Peaches is the best cashier in big lots always nice and…read morecheery.

You can find everything here. From Vitamins perfume and groceries. Love shopping here great deals…read moreall the time

Love this place. The gentleman that works in the vitamin shop is informative on probably every…read moretype of vitamins and how they work in your body. A+

I frequently shop at this CVS to take advantage of the coupons and deals, which are especially…read morehelpful for my large family. During our first visit, Leonora was incredibly helpful. She took the time to show us how to use the CVS app, explained the available deals, and even encouraged us to sign up for the monthly membership to maximize our savings. Because of her assistance, we had a very positive first impression. Unfortunately, our experience during our most recent visit was completely different. While using the self-checkout for one of our transactions, Leonora suddenly shut down the register and directed us to a staffed checkout lane. We had chosen self-checkout specifically so we wouldn't hold up a cashier while completing multiple coupon transactions. When we moved to the register, Sabrina, the cashier, appeared irritated and acted as though helping us was an inconvenience. After completing one transaction, she instructed us to get back in line for our remaining purchases so she could help other customers. As she called the next customer forward, she loudly announced, "They're couponing," which made us feel embarrassed and singled out, as though we were doing something wrong. Leonora eventually took over the transaction again, but by that point we already felt uncomfortable and unwelcome. We still needed the items, so we completed our purchases, but the entire experience left us feeling harassed and judged for simply using the coupons and promotions that CVS advertises and encourages customers to use. I don't believe customers should be treated differently for taking advantage of store deals. Coupons are offered to help people save money, and no one should be made to feel like they're doing something wrong by using them. What made this experience even more disappointing was that Leonora had previously been so helpful and supportive when teaching us how the program worked. We even signed up for the paid membership based on her recommendation. I hope management addresses this situation and reminds employees that all customers deserve to be treated with respect, regardless of how they choose to shop or save money. Customer service is a very important to me.

Get a text message at 1:30 PM that a prescription is read. I go to get it and there are closed…read moreuntil 2 PM. Why don't you wait to let me know after you reopen.

Disgusting food. Greasy af n not taste on the burgers. Never going here again. Nasty restrooms also…read morefilthy overall.

I stopped by here to gas up the rental car before driving back to Dallas…read more Quick in and out, very clean and organized store. But those gas prices are incredible!! Wish we had those prices in Cali!! A good experience here!!

Store #1 is the absolute worst. They botch orders, receive missing medicene and just the other day…read moreI found one medication that been broken into, like the protective seal punctured. Don't go to this store.

I am very grateful for Louis Morgan Drug. They're caring, not just a pharmacy and affordable.read more

I moved to Longview about a year ago and used another pharmacy in town. I had problems with that…read morepharmacy, so I tried Albertson's since it would be convenient for me to pick up my prescriptions while grocery shopping. Service has been terrific. the pharmacists are kind, the clerk is polite, and they have the medications I need. I'm glad I now have all my prescriptions at Albertson's now. I recommend anyone needing a new pharmacy to try Albertson's.

DO NOT USE THIS PHARMACY unless you would like for your pharmacist to call you and ask WHY you need…read morea medication. The pharmacist in charge, Reginald Lewis, called and asked as to WHY a patient needed an "abortion pill". This "abortion pill" was prescribed to a patient by her doctor to manage an UNWANTED miscarriage she was going through. The pharmacist, Mr. Lewis, decided it was in his best judgement to call the patient to clarify this rather than calling the PRESCRIBING DOCTOR. I called to speak with Mr. Lewis, and he informed me that "he was not going to talk to me about this", he did not once ask if I had Medical Power of Attorney or HIPAA Authorization, (WHICH I DO) and "that I needed to do my research," and proceeded to hang up on me. Well, Mr. Lewis - License #39841, I have done my research and reported you to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. According to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, "IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PHARMACIST TO CONTACT THE DOCTOR FOR CLARIFICATION IF THEY HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MEDICAL CORRECTNESS OR LEGALITY OF A PRESCRIPTION." So, please, use your best judgement in using this unapologetic and unethical pharmacist.