Walgreens

Dory Beaulieu

I wish we had a zero star, this place does not disserve even 1 star, horrible employees who are so unhappy. They don't even welcome you when entering the store and are so rude. The same people work there, you think they will make you feel a part of the family, but I feel like I'm brothering them every time I go there. I don't recommend this place, shop and spend your money in elsewhere with people who are happy to have a job and have your business.

Honest Joe Reviews

Had an appt in the pharmacy, got in, got my booster, and good to go with no issues. This was especially nice as I happened to have been in town on vacation and I actually live a few states away.

Cleo Lean

Not only is the pharmacy employees rude, but the front counter girls are extremely rude as well.. I believe it’s a “ small town “ situation and they really know no better. It isn’t a excuse for these small minded individuals but it is what it is. Hopefully a manager can get involved and try to turn this store and it’s reputation around It’s quite sad when one has to leave a comment that’s negetive. Get it together little warrenton and do the right thing

SweetDiversions

Very friendly and helpful for the most part. In the past year I've only encountered one rude employee. Some of the employees are not extremely knowledgeable about product and services, but what they lack in knowledge they make up for by trying hard. That counts a lot to me. And while I'm here I'd like to make three points: 1. Online store hours and recorded message should explain the pharmacy is closed for lunch daily between 1 and 2 PM and sometimes later. This is important because many in this area drive an hour to get there and sometimes a customer needs to speak with the pharmacist before making the trip. 2. They should school and test employees better regarding products carried and services rendered. 3. I recently found if an immunization is not covered by insurance when given at the pharmacy it is sometimes covered if given in a doctor's office. I feel the pharmacist should explain this to customers (instead of just saying it's not covered) and then the customer can choose if they'd rather go to the doctor to get the shot.