Walgreens

Anthony Gonzales

Rude employee named Angel, she gives her coworkers attitude in front of customers. Disgusted to say the least. I felt so bad for the young worker she talked horribly too and honestly she is not good for the walgreens image you guys are trying to uphold. However the other staff was very polite and did their jobs very well thankyou walgreens staff! (Not including angel).

Sharon Matthews

My husband and I had a problem with a prescription that was NOT initially filled by Walgreens. We spoke to Donna, Amber and Vivian about the problem we were having. They were very kind and extremely helpful in resolving the issue. We appreciate the above and beyond service we received!

Eliza Pangan-Sasot

I was having problems with my passport photo taken from a different location (approx. 25 miles away from where I live). I explained my situation to Joe and Ariel, and they were kind enough to solve my problem. They made sure that I am well taken care and satisfied with the product this time. I just want to thank them for their friendliness, great customer service, and their knowledge about their products. I will definitely recommend and return to this location.

Kiloh Smith

This message is to detail my, and my wife's, poor experience with two of the drive through Pharmacies operated by the Walgreens Corporation. Both were located in Surprise, Arizona. The first one is located at: 15490 W BELL RD SURPRISE, AZ 85374 From now on, I will refer to this Walgreens Pharmacy as: "Pharmacy #1". The second one is located at: 17088 W BELL RD SURPRISE, AZ 85374 From now on, I will refer to this Walgreens Pharmacy as:: "Pharmacy #2". This morning (8/28/17), my wife went in to Del Webb hospital for knee surgery. She had the surgery and was discharged around 7:00 pm feeling woozy and in pain. She was given a prescription for Oxycodone 5 mg tablets for the pain. We drove to Pharmacy #1 because she has had prescriptions filled there before and it was close. The lady working the Pharmacy window at that time appeared to be in her early twenties, thin, Hispanic, with long, somewhat frizzy, hair. She was not friendly and didn't smile. My wife was in the passenger seat uncomfortable and sick from the anesthesia wearing off and in pain from her knee being operated on just hours ago. The Pharmacy lady asked me a question and I began to answer. This twenty-something Pharmacy Tech cut me off and said: "I NEED TO HAVE HER ANSWER!" referring to my wife. I informed the Pharmacy Tech that my wife just had surgery that day we needed the pain medication as soon as possible. Her reply back to me was "EXCUSE ME FOR ASKING!" She then left and came back and said that the pharmacy was "out" of the medication and suggested that we drive up to the Walgreens at Cotton Lane and Bell Road. My impression of this Pharmacy Tech was of a really bold and rude woman. She was a woman who didn't seem to care that my wife had just had surgery that day. I couldn't believe her attitude or how she spoke to me.