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July 2024 by kimisu4ever
Supermarket on the 1st floor, pharmaceuticals on the 2nd floor
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June 2024 by Cristina Romero
This store is close to my house so I frequent it a lot, but this time my experience was very bad, one of their employees yelled at me very badly in front of everyone for not knowing that now gift cards are no longer ordered at the checkout, it's your job Speak well to people if you don't want to work don't go, one arrives politely enough for an Asian person to come and disrespect me just for being Latin, the security guy had to come to calm him down and he was very kind.
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May 2024 by Darren stallcup
Place is constantly being targeted and ransacked by fentanyl addicts. Women and Children are not safe. They need to hire big security guards from the hood if they want to save the store.
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May 2024 by Tanya B
I don't know how this place does any business. Everything is locked up, so you have to press a button to call an employee over. No one came after 8 mins of waiting, despite me and another person ringing it every minute or so.
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May 2024 by Dave Methvin
I visited San Francisco while staying at a local hotel and found this Walgreens to be a great place for affordable breakfast, lunch, and water. Like a lot of city drugstores, this location has challenges with homeless people dropping in to grab things. Normally they have private security guarding the door but one morning we did see a person grab something and leave while nobody was guarding.
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April 2024 by zeppe linz
Walgreen with medicine on the second level
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April 2024 by bricat 99
WORST. WALGREENS. EVER.
I am sick in my hotel 2 blocks away and ordered meds via Instacart to get here ASAP. They won’t honor my Walgreens membership, or the shopper’s membership, to give the in-store BOGO discount. Karla is a terrible manager and the cashier was awful too. When I get home I will be immediately transferring all of my prescriptions and all of my family’s prescriptions to another pharmacy.
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March 2024 by Alexandra Castillo
This store is a store without respect. An employee wanted to treat me like a thief. When I have always frequented that store. The security still wants to tell me what kind of attention they are giving to customers now all the Latin people who buy in that store are thieves God What a bad experience I have had and a person who has come to that store many times is speaking ???? ? There is high discrimination, I am going to make a report with the store manager
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March 2024 by Y H
This is a great way to find souvenirs and save money locally. I wonder if they only sell beer in bulk? I should have come and bought in bulk as soon as I arrived at the hotel.
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March 2024 by Paoli P
The store workers serve you in a very bad way, if you ask them about a product they make you bad
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February 2024 by Jaide Lin
I doubt this review will do anything but might as well. This store's workers were absolutely abhorrent and disrespectful in their treatment of me and another customer tonight. I offered to help an unhoused person buy a meal for the night. As she was picking out a drink from the aisle in the back (it had been maybe half a minute, she wasn't disturbing anyone), a ponytailed older male employee got right in her face and started yelling "You smell!" and "I don't want you here! You smell!" over and over again. To top it off he physically assaulted the customer as well, forcibly yanking her away from the aisle because he presumed she was "dirtying the aisle with her blanket." Fortunately he didn't escalate the attack, the customer was able to disengage and said "Please don't touch me again." He proceeded to make a comment about how he doubted "she would buy the stuff anyways."
At this point I jumped in and stated I would be paying for her things. After freezing for a moment he proceeded to turn on me and yelled "Then GET HER OUT OF HERE! GET HER OUT OF HERE and there won't be any problems!" What problems? We were minding our own business before he decided to assault a customer. Other customers were staring at us, wondering what could be going on in the back drinks aisle of a Walgreens. Needless to say we did not waste our time trying to reason or argue with the worker and left immediately after paying.
There were so many other more respectful, understanding ways to go about this interaction. If he truly believed the customer was "causing a disturbance" (Which again, she wasn't. She was picking out a good from the aisle.) he could have easily said so and we could have reached an agreement from there. Or better yet, been left alone to pick out the food and then leave promptly. This was pointless, needless cruelty in the entire sense of the word, meant to do little than demean and violently harass someone quite literally starving to death on the doorstep of the establishment. What's more, the funny line of "the customer is always right" seems to fly out the proverbial window when a *paying* customer is perceived as associating with an unhoused person. This employee was intentionally going out of their way to harass an unhoused civilian quietly trying to grab a meal and someone trying to help them. Needless to say, I won't be coming back. Also I hope this older ponytailed guy with spectacles operating the back aisle at 8:45 pm on 1/29/2024 gets fired. Thanks!
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February 2024 by Patrick Macalalad
Secured.
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February 2024 by Garrett
this Walgreens is two floors with all the medicine being on the second floor. I arrived 20 minutes before the store was closing in desperate need of some over-the-counter medicine and found the upstairs to be chained off. Nowhere online did they mention that it would only be a grocery store for the last hour of the source operation. I had spent $30 on an Uber to come across town as this was the only Walgreens that had the medication I needed. I asked if I could be let upstairs to get important medication and was told no.
Standing at the front of the store, I called the store phone number and spoke to my manager. The manager did eventually bring medication for me to purchase; however, while waiting, I watched a Staff member and security guard began forcing the door shut by hand, and telling people that the store was closed 15 minutes before it was stated closing time on the stores website. I watched a man outside, screamed through the window that they were still open for 10 minutes and he needed fever reducer for his child at home and the store clerk told him "we close 10 minutes before 11. Try the 7-Eleven four blocks over."
The staff member who had been working with the security guard first the door shut saw me standing there waiting… Not knowing I was waiting on the manager to bring me the medication..... He began yelling at me, barking that I needed to make a purchase, go to the register, and exit the store. I tried to ignore him as I didn’t want to confrontation, but he continued yelling until eventually I told him I was waiting on the manager.
here’s the deal. I get it. Nobody likes to work late. But if you hate working late, that bad take a different job. Walgreens is a drugstore. People should be able to expect to show up during the posted hours and be able to purchase medication. especially in a town where an Uber can easily cost you $25 each way. if the store wants to close at 10:45, then post that as the actual hours. And if the store wants to close the top floor where over-the-counter medication‘s are kept At a different time than the rest of the store, then they should also post that as well. denying someone access to purchasing medication who has done nothing to warrant being banned from the store is a dangerous situation. It’s not as though this is like a video game store or luxury item. Retail place. Some of the things people are coming here to buy, they need desperately, and they need them at the moment. Walgreens should be able to fulfill the commitment to being open during the hours that it states to thr public that it is open. .
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February 2024 by Tamara
I would suggest actively avoiding this pharmacy location.
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January 2024 by Jaide L.
I doubt this review will do anything but might as well. This store's workers were absolutely abhorrent and disrespectful in their treatment of me and another customer tonight. I offered to help an unhoused person buy a meal for the night. As she was picking out a drink from the aisle in the back (it had been maybe half a minute, she wasn't disturbing anyone), a ponytailed older male employee got right in her face and started yelling "You smell!" and "I don't want you here! You smell!" over and over again. To top it off he physically assaulted the customer as well, forcibly yanking her away from the aisle because he presumed she was "dirtying the aisle with her blanket." Fortunately he didn't escalate the attack, the customer was able to disengage and said "Please don't touch me again." He proceeded to make a comment about how he doubted "she would buy the stuff anyways." At this point I jumped in and stated I would be paying for her things. After freezing for a moment he proceeded to turn on me and yelled "Then GET HER OUT OF HERE! GET HER OUT OF HERE and there won't be any problems!" What problems? We were minding our own business before he decided to assault a customer. Other customers were staring at us, wondering what could be going on in the back drinks aisle of a Walgreens. Needless to say we did not waste our time trying to reason or argue with the worker and left immediately after paying. There were so many other more respectful, understanding ways to go about this interaction. If he truly believed the customer was "causing a disturbance" (Which again, she wasn't. She was picking out a good from the aisle.) he could have easily said so and we could have reached an agreement from there. Or better yet, been left alone to pick out the food and then leave promptly. This was pointless, needless cruelty in the entire sense of the word, meant to do little than demean and violently harass someone quite literally starving to death on the doorstep of the establishment. What's more, the funny line of "the customer is always right" seems to fly out the proverbial window when a *paying* customer is perceived as associating with an unhoused person. This employee was intentionally going out of their way to harass an unhoused civilian quietly trying to grab a meal and someone trying to help them. Needless to say, I won't be coming back. Also I hope this older ponytailed guy with spectacles operating the back aisle at 8:45 pm on 1/29/2024 gets fired. Thanks!
