B&W Rexall Drugs

Had the prime rib special. What a deal $ 9.99 for a nice size prime rib, green beans, potatoes, gravy, a roll and a killer desert. Service was good and the place is clean. Old time feel and great icecream. Will return soon.

This review is for the restaurant! I am from Inverness and love this restaurant. I love the atmosphere and the Coca-​cola designs and the diner food. Don’t expect some kind of fru-​fru fancy pants place. This is a cool drugstore diner like they had when my parents were kids. It is a must stop for me every time I’m here!

Food is relatively inexpensive and good. Love the décor and small town feel, it’s like stepping back into a simpler time.

This is a review for the Rexall Diner. My husband and I go there maybe once a month for breakfast (which is served all day). Service is semi good, it just depends on who wait on you. We sit close to the kitchen so if the is a problem I can contact the manager, who is familiar with me (I make a point of meeting an owner or manager) and have him work on it. We always order two .88 cent breakfasts each, me the eggs and toast w/​grits, hubby gets toast and gravy, and we both order water because the coffee costs more than the meal. Food is good and quick, I do NOT recommend the biscuit, tastes bad and it’s ugly. Plus they do not have real butter. One stall bathroom in main store area.

I made the mistake of bringing 3 prescriptions to be filled here and I was lied to by the manager who told me my health insurance wouldn’t pay for my medications, so I shelled out over a hundred dollars for an inhaler and antibiotics and then called my insurance provider who told me that they hadn’t refused to pay for anything. The customer service agent then called the pharmacist to see if he would refund the amount I paid so that the insurance could cover it and he flatly refused. In fact, he lied to them saying that I didn’t have the right identification! (This after my driver’s license and insurance card were photocopied by them!!) I went back inside the store and tried to return the medications he said I couldn’t. He was very rude, double-​talked to me telling me that I needed, «the new card.» Then after three people lined up behind me he told me to get behind them so he could help the, «customers.» I told him that I would report his actions and he defiantly and happily told me to, «go ahead.» It is clear that this is an unfair business practice that this guy had experience in doing this kind of thing. I recommend seeking out a chain store to get your prescriptions filled!

During our recent Stay in Inverness, I noticed the Rexall Drug store had a restaurant. Being the food adventurer I am, I dragged my wife in for the Breakfast. We didn’t order the $.88 special, but what we did order was good. We came back for dinner, that night it was the all you can eat fish ($ 8.99)
The Fish was lightly breaded catfish, and the basket came out with an ample portion. Indeed that was all we could eat.
The fish was not frozen. but fresh with a light breading. I’ve had better, but not in awhile. I was definitely not unhappy and ate all of it.
The store itself in kinda neat. Lots of Kitsch, heavy on the Coca Cola, John Deere and Wizard of Oz memorabilia and gifts.
The food is reasonable and service is good. Worth a sit down in Inverness.

The following is an 88 cent breakfast restaurant review. While B&W Rexall is an ok place, what really caught me off guard was the restaurant in the store. Pretty much everything here is 50s style and like one Unilocaler said you get what you paid for. I had the 88 cent breakfast, biscut & gravy, and pancakes. The 88 cent breakfast was ok. The pancakes were well done. The biscut and gravy was a new experience for me. But what really got the stars up to 4 was the MALT! I could go there everyday and have a malt. Its close and it delicious. I would highly recommend if you are a fan of malts to at least try that. You should also specify if you want it thick.

Go to Walgreens or Walmart for your meds, this place is dusky, dank, and overpriced.

This place doesn’t stand-​out or anything, but it has a little 50’s-style café inside that advertise an 88cent breakfast. The rest of the food is good and inexpensive as well, but you get what you pay for. It’s all pretty greasy — for those who like to dab their food with a napkin before they eat it they might as well look for another place instead of wasting napkins here, haha. Food comes out fast and hot and the staff is very nice. The rest of the store is full of knick-​knacks: dolls, figurines, a corner entirely dedicated to horse, cow and chicken figures. Of course, it wouldn’t be a drug store without medicine and scratch-​off tickets. If you aren’t looking for anything fancy and just need a quick bite to eat, this place does the trick — plus, for last-​minute gift shopping, this place is ideal!