Good staff. Always well stocked. if you find an item on sale pretty good prices too

$5 at walgreens.com is $10 in store - they dont honor their own pricing. Wont be back.

This store doesnt enforce the state mandate regarding masks which is clearly posted on the door before entering the store! I spoke with a manager who said they wont approach customers for fear of being stabbed! The customer w/o a mask was a 16yr old girl! He was unprofessional, disinterested in my concerns & has NO business being in ANY kind of supervisory position EVER! I guess I wont be shopping at the Barrington store for fear of being stabbed and you should be be too!

Store has been open for 6 years and it still looks brand new on the inside. Nice staff. I always love talking with them and the people in pharmacy. Mike the head pharmacist is the BEST! They change the staff every now and then, but I have not had any major problems with this store. Its better then most. Some Walgreens have very rude employees and are dirty on the inside. This store is still neat, clean, organized and has friendly employees. I hope its stays that way.

I was hoping to find a rating system that offers no stars so I am having to settle with one star, which I truly think that this Walgreens doesn’t deserve it. This is not my first time reviewing this location. It happens to be the one closest to me and therefore I typically ask for my medications to be sent there! The pharmacists are knowledgeable and courteous, in addition to two Indian ladies, technicians I believe, who are very good at what they do, patient, helpful, courteous and mindful. The other white ladies that I have encountered at the pharmacy, also technicians, are pretty bad. They are impatient, clueless, have no skills and not good at what they do. They would ask me for my name several times without being able to find me in the system. I spell my last name one letter at a time, and they still don’t get it! Some of them were so bad that they started handing me a piece of scrap paper so I can write down my last name, and give it back to them! My English is actually pretty good, apparently, but I do speak with an accent, not a heavy one though, otherwise the college classes I teach wouldn’t get the good reviews that they always receive!There seems to be a high turnover at this location among the white pharmacy technicians, and cashiers. The management is either constantly moving them, or something else I am not aware of us happening! The two Indian ladies are always there, thank goodness, so I am still able to get my prescriptions and pick them up in a timely fashion. Now, talking about everything else, i.e., Walgreens as a whole with its cashiers and people on the floor that’s an entirely different level of dysfunctionality. First of all, they keep changing, they seems to be always clueless, non courteous, rude and condescending. This last one I encounter often. The moment I speak, I can immediately tell from their faces that they’re applying the most stereotypical analysis on someone who speaks with an accent. And I think most people who are reading this know what I am talking about.I have been around long enough and seen a thing or two! I am not entirely sure what’s going in this place but having staff members who seem hostel towards people who don’t look like them or towards people who may speak with a slight foreign accent is a red flag. Under no circumstances, people should be subjected to having such encounters. Basic courtesy and respect are always a given, especially in a public context. I was very upset, and troubled so many times for merely going through simple transactions at the cash register. Essentially, in most cases, I didn’t feel welcome or respected, given that I don’t exactly look ‘white.’ I rather felt that for staff being non apologetic, presumptuous, unfriendly, and condescending I couldn’t help but think that this was intentional. Likely not towards me personally, but probably towards what I seemingly represented! Then today I met the manager, briefly, and it all made sense! If you know what I mean.Dear Walgreens, treating people with dignity is a basic right, and people don’t have to earn it! I suggest providing training in Diversity and Inclusion to help your staff navigate through issues of race, color, stereotypes, social responsibility, and citizenship. If you have done so already, then I must conclude that your endeavors are not successful. Today, one of your cashiers wasn’t able to overcome such hurdles nor rise beyond his personal preferences, and that is just simply unacceptable. I don’t expect staff to change how they feel about certain things around them but I do expect their conduct to be proper and appropriate, at all times.

This place is garbage. Wouldnt sell me cigarettes because my id was expired. Im 38 years old

My wife had prescriptions for me to pick up today. Website says store hours are 8:00 am until10:00 pm on Saturdays. Arrived there at 8:00 only to find out that the pharmacy does not open until 9:00. Hate is a strong word; too strong in this case for the inconvenience caused by mis-information. But inconvenient, irritating, frustrating... those all describe how I feel now home again and having to go back across town in an hour.If it is so easy for the store to make a mistake on such a simple matter as hours of operation, how do they do on more complicated matters such as dispensing drugs and medical advice?CVS is just down the street as is OSCO.

Average Walgreens store with good service.

Pharmacy is great.

Keep have problems with them one person tells me something someone one else tells me something different they call tell me medical ready pick up when I get there its not I think I will move to Walmart 😕

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