Walgreens 1001 Southwest 2nd Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33432

"Ew. So rude. I asked 1 question and it looked like I bothered him. Rude response. This store is going downhill. Hopefully it closes like CVS across the street did. Or find new workers ! Horrible 2nd - the homeless men that literally sit there all day on lawn chairs!! Doesn’t make me feel comfortable going there alone with my children.. not sure how they allow that. Asking us for money and saying they’ll rob us? “I should rob you for everything you got” Never coming back!!!!"

"Called several times, pharmacy picks up and hangs up to send you back to automated system. I’d be fine waiting on hold when they are busy but don’t keep sending me back through the circle. Bad customer service."

"Just had a great experience with the pharmacist at this Walgreens! Adnan (I hope I got his name right) went above and beyond to get my prescription filled before the holiday! So grateful!!"

"Very dangerous place. The Walgreens pharmacist, an unemployed part-timer with a license of only a few months according to his Linked-In, named Ahmed Elsayed (pharmacist license #PS65225) called the police and filed a false report against a female senior citizen customer this month to harass her just because she legal requested his name and license that he concealed from customers. To further harass the customer, he lied that he will not fill her prescription because he said she did not have insurance, then he had another employee named John Abram Feeley impersonate a manager and join the harassment, and they called the police tow waste everyone's time--all because a customer was legally on the premises to get her prescription. Both Feeley and Ahmed also encouraged customers to harass the woman, but no one would join in except one lady who the pharmacist encouraged to yell at the woman legally on the premises. This is no way a pharmacist should treat customers and it violated every ethics and law. In Florida it is a law that pharmacists identify themselves with their name and license when asked by the public--but not Ahmed. He will violate the law, call the police and lie to the police to conceal his identity. They wasted police time and put the pharmacy at risk by leaving the pharmacy while customers waited. Two days later, the real manager of the store informed that Ahmed and Feely had no authorization to do that to the customer, that she was legally present and the police also confirmed that Ahmed Elsayed and John Abram Feeley were not authorized to make the false report against the customer--which making a false report is a crime that Ahmed and Feeley should be accountable. This place should be shut down, fined and in my opinion the pharmacist Ahmed Elsayed and manager John Freely are unstable and should be criminally charged. Disgusting that a large retail chain allows such loose canons to work there. A lawsuit is being filed to hold Walgreens"

"I've got nothing but good things to say. Pharmacy is professional, caring, friendly and discreet. Store employees are helpful and pleasant. I would never got to either CVS in Boca if I could avoid it. Walgreens did something very right here. Management must be talented. to keep the staff up beat and yet Knowledgeable at the same time."