Time Out Drug Store

"I went to this establishment on February 15, to enjoy my time with my fiancé. But the lady with the one set of teeth was rude to me. It felt like she was profiling me because I was brown. Worst of all, she didn't give me the receipt. I was too scared to ask for one. All I was getting was some essentials for my trip."

"The cashier at the register tried to overcharge me $18 for a $5 purchase. Be aware especially for all the tourists in the area. She tried to play it off but I felt she did it intentionally."

"Price Gouging at its finest! I would definitely stay Away from all of these timeout locations there is so many of them and the prices are just rediculous. I went down on the river walk and found Five and Dime I so wish I went there first. They had much better prices on the same Exact items I had bought."

"I'm from Missouri,my 1st time visiting San Antonio, the staff at time out drug store was very nice and accommodating.I had to travel home but I had seen some hats that I Loved and I called when I got home and they shipped them to me..That was above and beyond! I would recommend this place to ALL.. PLEASE stop by you are sure to find something that you like!"

"I would give it a 0 star if I could. I went in to grab a monster coffee ( full size these are anywhere from 2.15 to 3.50) the only ones they had were the smaller ones that are never sold individually. These are marketed in a 4 pack but they tore that apart to sell them individually. The 4 pack in grocery stores cost around 7.00. They had torn them out of the original packaging and were selling them for 3.99 a piece! Price gouging at its best. They prey on tourist. When I made a comment that this must be mislabeled the supervisor that was standing over the cashier started saying something to the worker in another language. I seriously thought they had mislabeled these since the full size monsters were much cheaper than these little cans. I will be contacting the distributor of this company ( I guess they have no clue that once they sell like this they can lose their right to sell any products made by the company that makes other products) and may even make a complaint to the state of Texas to open a investigation on price gouging. A 100 percent mark up on a product is illegal even in a tourist area. If they would have taken the time to look at what I was talking about and address the issue instead of ignoring me and being rude speaking in another language in front of me this would never of happend but be as it is it makes me think there is more going on here than just this little gouging. Very suspicious."