Cvs Pharmacy

Lobe this store, the pharmacy department is the best. They know me by name and treat me great. Karina the stores supervisor also is fantastic. One stop shopping.

Within walking distance of my office and the staff always verbally welcomes me. This is the first and only CVS where I have been greeted and asked if I needed any assistance finding anything within seconds of entering the store.
Because this CVS in the closest to many offices, they understand that it gets pretty busy during lunch time. With that in mind, they quickly open up additional registers to help with the line should it grow to more than 4 people waiting.

Easter Sunday:
Yes I know, who wouldn’t want to be home right? But it’s your job, and until you clock out, help those that need it.
For the most part, this store has all your basic necessities and some… what they do lack is, human spirit. Not being able to enter the parking lot from Main Street was a bummer, but you have a ton of metered street parking there.
For the most part, the staff helped me, and when I say staff, I mean the one woman who actually responded back to me when I said «Happy Easter», she might have been the manager. That’s the same woman that said, «Can I help you???» and «That’s in aisle 4 on the right side.» When everyone else looked and acted like a zombie. This one worker, maybe saw that I needed assistance and took off when he sensed that I might actually ask him for help.
Here’s the icing on the cake:
That manager lady saw that there was ONLY 6 people on line to pay (myself included) at one register, so she told an older lady to open a register so we can get these people outta here. That older woman (huffing and puffing) seemed so annoyed that she had to open the another register. I mean, she seemed so busy when she was dragging that empty box back and fourth in the front of the store. How dare you guys do that, you know, actually make her do some work now. LOL