Walgreens

"orders some photos online, went in picked up photos. got to my car and realize they weren’t mine! no biggie, i go back in to fix the issue. the lady working the counter was kind and helpful to the gentleman in front of me. when it was my turn, she simply walked away. i asked if i could have some assistance and she told me it was not likely she could help me, before even knowing why I was at the photo counter. the younger girl (lindsey) came over and she was amazing. erradicated the issue in a timely manner. the other lady, who looks like she may be a manager, was so rude I just couldn’t believe it. if you go to this location avoid her at all costs. Not sure why I was treated differently, I hope someone higher up sees this and discusses her attitude with her."

"It’s a horrible mess. I’ve been trying to do get my medication and my dog’s medication filled there and after the past three out of ten years it just became a real horrible show. I think everyone is wary of this Walgreen’s at this point. Publix is across the street now. I guess that’s where I’ll go. An update, four months later. Gave this location’s pharmacy another try because of a few of the techs were doing their best to help customers. Had several techs tell me the medication was out of stock and then the pharmacist called back and said he had the medication but refused to fill it or even partially fill it for me as I headed out on an international trip. My PCP personally called and asked why and the pharmacist (Matthew) refused again to even give three days of medication so it’s apparent they have no issue with patients going without medications that have withdrawal effects and it wouldn’t surprise me if there is a class-action lawsuit against the company for negligence in the near future. After all, this wasn’t a supply chain issue, just unwillingness to be reasonable."

"Shoutout to the young man who was working New Year’s Day at night. He has consistently been upbeat, polite, and helpful but I was particularly struck by it yesterday on a holiday. I didn’t catch your name, but you made me smile!"

"I frequent this location. Everyone is always nice especially the order pickup, pharmacy, and cashiers. I appreciate you guys. I also, love the deals. I go at least two times a week. Thank you"

"I rarely shop here and now I remember why. Went in this morning with the simple shopping task of picking up two gift cards. As I made my way towards the checkout area (no one there), I glanced over my left shoulder where I saw three female Walgreens employees talking with one another, who saw me and ignored me. I stood at the register for two minutes, then decided to step over towards the aisle where the employees were to make sure they saw me. "Good morning!" I said. No response. Finally the older lady finally waited on me and never responded to my greeting or even bothered to ask me if I found everything I needed. She barely made eye contact and probably couldn't wait to get back to her talk circle. Little stuff like this matters, especially when it involves where I decide to spend my money. On a Monday morning at 10 AM you would think you wouldn't have any problem getting waited on. Not there. They don't appreciate the business, and as someone else posted on Google reviews, Walgreens has eliminated some of the competition and that can create employee apathy. If you're in a hurry and you need to visit this location, good luck."