CVS Pharmacy,

235 Peachtree St NE STE C24, Atlanta, GA 30303, United States

"It's a good place to find what you need in a pinch"

"Sent photo from phone through website for printing. Waited approximately 15 minutes & paid for photo. Easy use of website for printing service"

"The pharmacy staff are awesome! They are caring, and they really help me whenever I need them. I love them! Pharmacist Ms. Zelaya is so caring and compassionate, I love her."

"I dropped my package at this CVS to let UPS pick it up. The package was never tendered to UPS. Nothing renewed for two weeks and the front desk even told he couldn't find out my package and HANG UP my call after i went to the store personally to check up with them. Even couldn't get the package back. OR redirect to another UPS. BAD service ."

"At the risk of sounding like a Karen...this was a rough experience. My husband forgot his deodorant at home and we wound up here looking for a stick. This CVS is pretty big and it took us a while to find the right product. When we did, we discovered the deodorant sticks were all kept behind a locked glass door. There was a button you could ring for assistance. We pushed the button; a call went out over the store. Waited two minutes, no sign of anyone -- pushed the button again. Repeat this 3x, still no sign of anyone -- been standing around for about 8 minutes. Husband goes to the check out area to verbally ask for assistance. The staff member sort of rolled her eyes at him and said she'd come "once she got the line under control." There were 3 people in line. Husband returns to me, we stand around and wait another 5-8 minutes. No sign of anyone. Husband goes to the front to look for the girl he asked for help. She's still checking folks out (none of whom had been in line the first time he went to ask) but made eye contact and nodded. Husband comes back, we stand around ANOTHER 5 minutes. He goes back up to the register to find not one, but two employees...with no one in the check out line, both employees sitting there on their phones. At his request, one of them huffily got up and walked veryyyyy slowly to help us. She fiddled with the keys and the lock for a few minutes before stating that the key didn't work and husband would have to reach around beneath the glass pane of the door that she could unlock to reach the particular deodorant he wanted. Then she tried the lock one more time and it opened -- guess she just didn't know how to really use the key, lol. Idk, we got what we needed eventually, but it was a SUPER frustrating, needlessly long, inconsiderate experience overall. The rest of it I can mostly excuse -- I really do try to be patient and I get that the job is thankless and frustrating -- but having two free employees sit idly on their phones instead of going to help the person they'd agreed to help is a little too much for me to not get annoyed."