Convenience Stores in Moorpark, CA

“Very nice and helpful staff. The store was clean and tidy. I highly recommend. The most important thing about a convenience store is that you need to be able to get in and out quickly. That was definitely the case. Thanks.”

“Love the staff. Very outgoing and friendly. Their carwash is the best and cleanest in town. Price is reasonable and the water doesn't smell terrible.. always great about turning the air on when I have a flat tire.”

“By far the best stop I've made!Super clean and fresh products! I come from Hawthorne, CA and it has a huge variety, you will definitely find what you need here.They have it all and even a little extra if you want to try new goodies.100% recommended!”

“I go to this Rite Aide often and I thought it was time to write a review and give credit where it is due. The staff of the store itself is super friendly and courteous, which is important to me. The store is tidy and clean. I also use the pharmacy at this store and I love the staff there as well. The Thrifty's Ice Cream is a classic. The only improvement I would mention would be maybe one more cashier at the busy times.”

“Best gas station store in all of moorpark. Huge selection inside pretty much have everything you can think off. Large selection of snacks and drinks. Workers there are very nice always ask how you are whenever you check out.”

“The staff is most helpful at CVS, if there is something you can't find they'll find it for you or help pick an alternative. Prescriptions are a no brainer at CVS as they always have stock on most items, I believe they get pharmacy deliveries daily, so you can't go wrong with CVS pharmacy.”

“Theres a new management of pharmacy there Nicole and the service greatly improved. Now everything is ready when I get there and there is little to no waiting. The employees acknowledge and approach me right away, always try to solve any issues, and always have smile on face.It is great, fast service.”

“Fully automated, unmanned. The wash itself is single vehicle. You pull up, pay with your card. Then follow lights to where to stop. After the wash you only have about 50 seconds of air blow to dry the car The cost at the time of this review, is $8, 9, and 10 bucks. $8 is called Express, worked OK. The other higher priced versions aren't explained. The problem is that, the blowers aren't as good as they should be to totally dry your car after you drive off. .”

“Target CVS: Convenience Meets Care, Bullseye Meets Band-Aids For someone who juggles errands like juggling flaming chainsaws (not literally, but it feels like it sometimes!), Target CVS is a true lifesaver. It's the holy grail of one-stop shopping, where I can grab groceries, snag a new outfit, and pick up my prescriptions, all under one roof. Talk about streamlining my to-do list! Let's start with the convenience: the location is prime, the parking plentiful, and the layout intuitive. I can breeze through the aisles of both Target and CVS without feeling like I've navigated a labyrinth. Plus, self-checkout makes things even faster, especially when I just need a few essentials. But this isn't just about ease; it's about care. The pharmacy staff at CVS are top-notch. They're knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to answer my questions, even the silly ones (yes, I understand how to take my meds, but is it okay to take them with orange juice instead of water?). They make me feel like my health matters, which is a refreshing change from some pharmacies that feel like assembly lines. And let's not forget the Target bonus: while I'm filling prescriptions or grabbing shampoo, I can't help but be tempted by the aisles of adorable home decor, trendy clothes, and irresistible snacks. It's like a built-in retail therapy session! I often walk out with more than I intended, but hey, who can resist a cute mug or a pack of gummy bears on sale? Sure, there might be standalone pharmacies with a wider selection or Target stores with more space, but for me, Target CVS hits the sweet spot. It's the perfect blend of convenience, care, and just a hint of retail temptation. It's like having a best friend who happens to be a health expert and a personal shopper, all rolled into one. Bonus Tip: Download the Target app and link your Target Circle Rewards to your CVS ExtraCare card. You'll earn rewards on both your shopping and your prescriptions, making this one-stop shop even more rewarding! Final Verdict: Target CVS is a win-win for busy bees and bargain hunters alike. It's convenient, it's caring, and it's a little bit dangerous for your wallet (in the best way possible). Five stars, two thumbs up, and a standing ovation for whoever had the brilliant idea to combine these two retail giants! I hope this review captures the appeal of Target CVS for you. It's truly a one-stop shop that makes life just a little bit easier, and a lot more fun! Signed, Brian Chee”

“I shop in this store or have delivery at least once a week. Sonia, Jane and the SM have always been fantastic! Are the prices to my liking always, no but does the store have any say? Also no. Looking at these reviews is wild! People upset about pain meds. People upset about prices. People upset about freaking donations to children's hospital? Seriously? If you feel guilty and feel the need to explain to a cashier that you donate 10%, that's on your own conscience. Imagine listening to that exact same thing 5 days a week while you're just trying to raise money to help kids. Sounds super fun! People upset about photos and have no concept of what copyright laws are for or the integrity it takes to turn down money because you won't break the law. But sure, rant and rave online and then point out that CVS was just fine breaking those laws. The store is always clean, organized and the staff is friendly and helpful. They are people just like everyone else and they're doing their best. Grow up. Life is crummy enough without dumping on a bunch of people that show up everyday to try and provide the best service they can. You try it and see what it's like to deal with people, just like you, day in and day out. They couldn't pay me enough money to do it. You're not always right. "The customer is always right created a sense of entitlement among shoppers that has led to aggression and even violence toward retail workers" ~ Business Insider”