CVS Pharmacy

this is the nicest pharmacy ive ever been to. the pharmacist answered all of my questions and took the time to look at products to see which was best for me. he was very patient and i trusted him. this pharmacy is 10 minutes from my house but bcuz of his excellent customer service i will most likely go out of my way to come here!

The best cvs I’ve ever been to. The people in here actually help you and don’t want until he line gets super long for them to decide to get in the register. They actually do their job here which is slim for cvs workers

This is the best CVS EVER. I have lived in this neighborhood since it opened and everyone who works there is SO NICE. They are saints. Customer service is above and beyond… And you definitely don’t get that at any other CVS I’ve ever been to. You are greeted by everyone when you walk in. Nice people ask if you need any help when you walk around. I can’t say enough good things about the pharmacy. The pharmacists remember your name. Today I went to drop off a Rx then to pick another one up, and the drop off pharmacist ran over to me when I was at the pick up station and remembered my name to update me on the status of the Rx I had just dropped off! Above and beyond! Thank you for all of your help! :)

This CVS has been great since moving into the neighborhood not too long ago. It is the 7-​Eleven a little further from where I stay, but with a lot more products. There is also a lot less entertainment. Meaning there are no typical unexpected occurrences like customers throwing Debbie cakes at the employees, random people shouting even more random things out loudly, and the employees chasing those same customers out the door with box cutters.
Great pick-​ups are the CVS brand sparkling water, CVS brand candy (yeah I’m a gummi bear addict), and other things that go on/​off of sale all the time. They put you into compromising situations like forcing you to buy more soda than you want. Please tell me how I am suppose to pick up the small 20 oz Pepsi for nearly $ 2.00 to make a quick happy concoction at home when you have the 2 liter Pepsi for $ 0.75. Nah, I kid. Thanks CVS! More happy concoctions!
Plus, the staff has always been friendly, helpful and patience.
My most recent visit was for a couple gallons of water in preparation for Juno. I already thought it was ridiculous but only went because my mother and cousin were going to have a fit if I didn’t have enough water to put out a forest fire. Nevertheless, I was very happy for the visit. I learned two things.
One, CVS was stocked with just about everything you could possibly need. …ever. I’d walked down past two Whole Foods, K-​Mart, Trader Joe’s, and Westside Market which were all completely packed.
Two, I said just about everything. They had tons of water, but had nearly no alcohol (mostly beer). Here lies the secret to getting through a snowstorm. Alcohol!

Very sketchy CVS. The staff is rude and they have little inventory. I ordered pictures through the CVS app to be printed in store. I went to pick up the pictures and found them sitting in the printer in the middle of the store for everyone to see. When I asked the store associate about it he said he had just printed them yet I received the «order is ready» email three and a half hours earlier. I would recommend walking an extra block to go to Duane Reade.

The staff sucks! I’m a mom to a 2-​month old baby and I asked one of the staff to help me with the formula. She made me wait while she was chatting with another customer for five minutes. Not very helpful at all. I hope management will assess them well.

Brand new cvs and the best part is that everything is stocked well and clean. All the employees are super nice and very helpful they know where everything is in the store! Only problem is that there’s a lot of beggars and they always hustle you for change

A cvs in this neighborhood was a great idea. There are barely any convenient stores or pharmacy around here. The store has a great polite and enthusiastic bunch of staffs that provides help and checkout service.

This CVS is AMAZING. I’ve never been to a drug store that has such kind and helpful people. I walked in this CVS late on a Saturday night. I was desperate because I forgot my sister’s sash and crown for her bachelorette party and now needed to find a substitute. I literally left in the middle of dinner to walk to this CVS and figure something out, so I was a little frazzled and in a hurry. I had no idea what to do until a CVS representative (Magnolia!) offered to help me make a sash out of wrapping paper. She had finished her shift, but she stayed to help me. She made the whole thing. I couldn’t believe it. Magnolia was a life saver! This CVS truly impressed me.

Everyone at 49 Bleecker is thrilled to have a top level CVS in the neighborhood. Top level as in everything you could ever need, open ²⁴⁄₇.
Food, cosmetics, home supplies from A to Z. And a happy, polite staff, ready to help with anything.
Most important at a CVS? The Pharmacy.
Joe, the Head of the Pharmacy, is kind, helpful and ready to assist in any and every way.
My old 158 Bleecker CVS is good.
This store? Splendid.
My first day there, I needed 2 prescriptions after oral surgery and root canal.
The Pharmacy didn’t have one of the drugs in stock.
I didn’t tell Joe I needed to lie down and ice it. But he asked an assistant to walk and get the drug from another store. Almost literally «went the extra mile.» It was a drug he was surprised to see out of stock.
Any other CVS would say: «try our store at…» At best? They’d call the other store for me.
I went home, walked my dog and didn’t have to wait to phone the store because
Joe sent me a text message within 15 minutes. Painkiller had arrived and the prescription would be filled within 5 minutes.
And my nerve block was wearing off.
This Pharmacy takes CVS into the 21^st century with attention to customers like one would expect from an old-​fashioned Chemist or Apothecary.
Absolutely the best. A flagship store and a credit to the CVS name.
Bravo. And Ten Stars.
Welcome to the neighborhood.