CVS Pharmacy

Not much help. Tell you to come back to pick up prescriptions and they don’t have them ready. A waste of time most of the visits here. They don’t value your time

Pharmacists only: they worked slowly, refused to explain anything, and wrongfully denied an in-network prescription twice.

Always a great experience, good prices and great people. Won’t go anywhere else.

Excellent service. Friendly staff

Brasileiro vem aqui e fica louco! tem de tudo!

I must stop by this CVS at least 5 times a week, on my random jaunts about the Village. They have extremely friendly staff members who always greet you when you walk in (or make a comment that you're there all the time in my case). Great selection of just about anything.. In fact, I rarely go here for the actual pharmacy.I recall buying some of the last candles in stock before Hurricane Sandy struck NYC. And for all of you booze hounds, they have the cheapest prices on beer in the area ! With a Duane Reade down the street, the choices are plentiful on Bleecker Street. But I still keep coming back for more.

No chair to sit in the lower level for disabled shoppers. Snack products covered in dust. This is a conveniently located CVS - the very best thing about it is their employee Shariel - he's helpful and kind. Otherwise this store has a depressing vibe. Why? Because there are hardly any workers here instead, there are machines that you pay and that takes away jobs. Sorry CVS, you're doing this all over Puerto Rico and everywhere. Please hire live workers .PS they no longer sell chocolate covered Quinoa.

This pharmacy is so disorganized and verges on incompetence. I had a prescription on refill and was told that my doctor had it electronically cancelled. This meant I had to take time out to call my doctor, only to find out that they HAD NOT cancelled it and the error was on the part of the pharmacy. There's the sense that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. GET IT TOGETHER CVS PHARMACY ON BLEECKER STREET!

Located on Bleecker Street in the heart of the drinks and weirdos who roam this area at night I made the mistake of walking over to this store to grab a bottle of water on a sweaty Friday night. I was first introduced to the overpowering fragrance of hot fermenting urine and feces, while mixed in with the garbage piles out on the sidewalk, then also maneuvering around some strange dudes yelling for no reason and bothering people walking by. Yeah, not fun. The store itself is ok. Typical CVS with all the same inventory. Well stocked shelves from what I saw. Of course though, they were totally out of any bottled water. Fail.

Didn't want to go to Amazon. I had a great coupon from CVS! But...I had the unfortunate experience of interacting with a manager at the CVS on Bleecker Street. What happened: After shopping, I tried to use a mailed coupon. After experiencing many attempts to scan the coupon by a manager of this CVS (pm on a Thursday), I was asked by the manager if I still wanted to buy the $70+ in merch. I said no, I want the coupon discount because I shopped (there's a lost 15 minutes) and I was disappointed. Then, in the face of NO discount, I asked if she would speak with the CVS distributor/regional manager to get clarity on the mailed coupon (for what appeared to be a big coupon mailing) and that I would like to return to get the merch with a discount. Her response? "This is not my first day on the job." Then? She repeated it. Did she offer help? No. Her solution was to chastise a customer who asked for "higher" help. Sorry, CVS Manager, not sorry. You didn't OFFER to take initiative, you didn't offer to look into it, you didn't offer to speak up for your clientele. You just acted like you could erase the interaction by putting the same scanned items in the register over and over (4x) with zilch results. And, then you pulled the indignant card trope. So, CVS mis-manager, you need to get less thin-skinned, stop relying on "ism" tropes, and become more active in protecting both the company and its base, like me, who are not Amazoning their goods.

I work in a close proximity to this location and I stop by occasionally. Sometimes, the staff can be hit or miss especially, when you are trying to find someone to help. A few times, the cashier was rude because they were more focused on talking to other people or playing on their phones. Not my favorite location but, it's the closest drugstore.

Seriously, hands down, this place has the nicest staff working in their Pharmacy. The other Pharmacist Leong was also super duper nice to me. Everyone is so helpful and awesome!

Like any other drug store.. We got Nyquil and a bottle of shampoo. Oh and the boyfriend got a sponge/scrubby thingy (for when you lather up in the shower). The process to pay was quick and painless for us because we opted for self-checkout and since it was Xmas Eve, the store was practically a ghost town.

My early arrival prior to be immersed by a musicial performance for portrayal of covers has taken my travels at CVS to kill time. This CVS operates 24/7 situated in Greenwich Village nearby most bars, restaurants and lounges. They house a good selection of beauty care items which I need to make a return visit for makeup remover pads. This location is bigger than the standard CVS and carries a small department of prepared food as sandwiches.

I went to this store yesterday, and the three people working there - of whom I think one was the manager - were *exceptionally* friendly and helpful. The only reason I'm not giving five stars is because of the store's layout: you must walk up a flight of stairs to the main part of the store (the [small] entry level only has food items) and there aren't any "grocery"-type carts (they just have small plastic carts). I was buying a lot of canned goods and it was almost impossible to fit them in the little plastic cart, plus it was really fun carrying all that stuff down a flight of stairs when I left. Still, the employees were terrific. Strangely, there are *three* Yelp listings for this store.

Prescription management is generally handled pretty poorly in terms on helping clients always get their prescriptions on time as well as helping clients understand the status of each prescription and what action needs to be taken by them. This is mostly an issue with the CVS product team that inadequately manages prescriptions, refills, and education. Instead of trying to overcome these issues with excellent service, the pharmacy staff at this CVS respond to any confusion about my prescriptions with defensiveness and disregard. Today I was hoping to get clarity on the status of my prescriptions because of prompts I had received telling me to take action and the pharmacist told me it wasn't his problem and I shouldn't expect CVS to help me manage my prescriptions. He even went as far as to say that I should just contact CVS when each of my 7 prescriptions is close to running out and ask to refill instead of sitting around waiting to run out. To top it off he repeatedly told me he doesn't take any prescriptions so I shouldn't expect him to help me understand the app or website. It might be time to try out Capsule or Optum for home delivery. I find it hard to believe that no company believes it's important to help clients understand the status of their meds as well as help them stay on top of them if something is going to run out.

A strange doctor sent 2 prescriptions for me to this drugstore. It is not my drugstore. I have tried to cancel them. The pharmacist sounds crazy on the phone. Within 1 minute he said sure I'll cancel them. He did not tell me what they are or confirm my name. I will not pay or allow them to force me into a doughnut hole on my insurance. Now I have to go there in person and it is not near my house to make sure of this.

Flu shots no appointment necessary is a lie - i walked in and was told to make an appointment

When leaving abroad, it's important to stock up on the things you'll need as it is sometimes frustrating to not have the brands you want. Toiletries and the like were grabbed, checked and I was on my way across the pond

Welcome to the ghetto of the Village, CVS at Bleeker and Thompson. I wish, wish, wish so much that I didn't have to come here so often -- I try so hard to go to Duane Reade two doors down instead. But damn you, CVS, for being so convenient, on my way home from everywhere, and your cheap-ass student prices. If your staff knew anything at all about the store they work in, I might be happier about coming here. (Actual conversation: "Do you guys sell Downy Wrinkle Releaser?" "Uh, what's that? Like a facial cream?") Even if they friggin recognized my face as That Girl Who's Been In 4 Times This Week To Buy Toiletries, I might feel happier. It sure ain't for the carpet, which I've seen you clean at least 8 times but still looks like it's been puked on hundreds of times since it was put down in 1983. And so I leave you, CVS on Bleeker, with 2 stars only because you give me so many coupons which I keep using because I'm broke. And you're the only pharmacy on my way home from everywhere. Dammit.

This CVS literally has the friendliest staff! Ebony was incredibly helpful and made my day a bit brighter with her smile. I walked in during lunch to grab a bag of candy because it was one of those long days (or weeks, rather) and she actually snapped me out of my mood with her cheerful smile.

Did you know that CVS sells vibrators--oh, I mean, "personal massagers"? Neither did I! Hilarious. They're overpriced and aren't any brands that I've ever heard of (and I've heard of just about all of them...) and you could seriously just roll down to the Babeland in Soho, but still. Cold medicine and "martial aids," all in one go. Sorry. Felt compelled to review yet another CVS (which is pretty much just like every other CVS out there) just so I could add that tidbit of information. This particular branch has this random mezzanine type layout, where all the goods are upstairs and the cashiers are on this half-story downstairs. Since it's winter, they were pretty much out of decongestants, which is what I went there for in the first place. But the place was otherwise clean and at least decently staffed relative to other CVSs, which is a start. Oh, and on the very slim chance that someone from CVS reads this--could you please stop leaving your boxes and miscellaneous trash on Thompson by the side door? It really clutters the sidewalk. Thanks. Tip: CVS is cheaper than the ridiculous Duane Reade that's two doors down on Bleecker, and this location's better stocked, as well.

Me: you know this stool is broken and only has one screw in it? Them: don't sit in it Really?!?

I bought $60+ here, checked out at the register, asked the cashier if there was 30% off on my CVS account, which there definitely was. She was too busy talking to her friend/co-worker to bother looking at the register, and just told me "No." This happens here ALL the time. I won't bother going back anymore.

My family and I have been going to this CVS since I was little. They have a good selection; I usually find everything I am looking for except snack items (its a pharmacy...). The pharmacy in the back has been very reliable for our prescriptions, we've never had any problems in terms of prices/wrote prescription/wrong amount etc. As a few others have mentioned; they restock often so there are crates and workers blocking aisles/sections. Lines used to be sluggish, but thanks to the 3 self check out machines... I am usually out of there very quickly. Thanks for being a part of the neighborhood!

Tinier than the one on University Place, this location has 2 Yelp listings. The food is near the door on the lower level of this bi-level space (along with a young lady peddling flu shots), with the upstairs larger but far from large. Self-checkouts are available on both floors. http://www.yelp.com/biz/cvs-pharmacy-new-york-8

This is for the pharmacy only. I don't remember the guy's name but I think he manages the pharmacy and I've found him to be really helpful and personable. They always fill my prescriptions right away and I never have to wait in line. Sure CVS as a store is kind of dumpy chain with bad lighting but this guys is so super helpful that I don't mind going blocks out of my way to get to this particular store.

Good location, right on Bleecker St. Near all the bars and restaurants. So in case of an emergency if you need gum/candy/energy drinks/condoms (yay you're finally getting laid) Open 24 Hours prices consistent with NYC Pharmacy prices. Delicious Taco truck right next to it. Very convenient location and hours. Staff can be hit or miss as is noted on other reviews.

The dude here was so helpful! This is not the kind of placeI would normally go out of the way to review, but I had a ton of random stuff to get and he went out of his way to figure things out for me and to give me a CVS discount on things. *love!*

i like going to this CVS for the sheer fact that they're the only ones who have my favorite extra polar ice gum in the multipack bag. other reasons why i like CVS is because it was on my way to work (right outside of the west 4th train stop) so it carries my prescription and houses my mid-day body lotion runs (i used to do advertising for a beauty brand). my final reason why this CVS is my drugstore of choice is because a few months ago, they were selling my favorite hard-to-find genisoy bars at $.43 a piece (MSRP: $1.60). yay.

Usually well stocked, open 24 hrs, fast and friendly pharmacy, gotta love the self-check out (why cant NJ CVS do this?). Always have sodas/drink on clearance which is nice, and the 24 packs of water are a nice addition. It has 2 levels too it, and generally doesn't have too long a wait.

i get my film processed and developed here. for a little over 6 bucks, it's enough to keep me coming back week after week. they do a pretty good job at c41 processing. you have the nice option of no prints and just a photo CD, although for Macs you gotta pay an extra dollar or so for the kodak CD 'cause the cheaper one is for PCs only. it still comes out to under $7 for processing and the CD. sometimes they do a stupid job at cropping the frames, but they'll always redo it so i'll get doubles of some exposures, one with some lopsided mess and one corrected one. whatever. other: friendly personnel, open 'til 11pm, always done under an hour. i'm no professional. cvs satisfies my needs juuuust fine.

This place is ridiculous. It is always a mess. They are always always unloading merchandise and crates are obstructing the floor. There is always a laughable line. At least 6 or 7 people in line at all times. Moves slowly too! Needs new management or restructuring. I have a theory that employees damage out items so that they can keep them. Frustrating, without fail. Even the pharmacy told me that my prescription was on back-order....from Pfizer!? This is closest to my apartment but I always peek in, glimpse the disarray, and dart out immediately. I'll walk a few blocks out of the way to Duane Reade to maintain my sanity. Sigh.

You get what you need and get out. It's okay but honestly there are much cleaner, bigger options...

This is a really big CVS (especially considering that it is in Manhattan). You will find everything you need, and more! Plus, the folks who work there are really, really, great! Very nice and extremely helpful.

The most backwards pharmacy I have ever step foot in. I especially did not appreciate the fact that they erased my prescription and told me I had to get a new one. They were very rude, unaccountable and disorganized. The rest of the CVS staff is very kind and very helpful.

Terrible pharmacy! They haven't given me my medication in a week and keep insisting I pay a lot more for a more expensive medication because that's what my doctor recommended - despite the fact that I've spoken to my doctor, and he has provided records to show he called in the correct medication. My only guess is they want me to pay more so they can over-charge me - the pharmacy team here has told me so many different lies about what was and wasn't called in, that I don't even know what to believe anymore. STAY AWAY and find a reputable pharmacist who knows what he/she is doing!

if you wait on line for 35 minutes just for one pack of advil , i did. i had a headace while i was online it got worst

1-8-2018 Yesterday, I went to this location specifically to redeem two coupons [one was 40% off a single item and a coupon for 30% off a total order]. Perhaps the deep chill weather had something to do with staffing as usually the staff is pleasant. Yesterday this was not the case. Total confusion at the register. I redeemed the one item only at 40% off only to have my [held in reserve] 30% coupon automatically applied. I immediately asked them to rescind the purchase but a unpleasant obese black woman employee [with the queerest dirtiest looking hair one could imagine...obviously CVS does not mandate any grooming requirements] INSISTED I would not get my 30% coupon reinstated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO MATTER WHAT. In retrospect, I should have insisted upon speaking to the manager but there were numerous people in line so I was cheated out of the full value of my coupon because of cashier ineptitude and attitude. It's interesting how it seems everyone wants employment but so few apply themselves; they just want the check and screw the customer. But I'll have my revenge...I'll simply shop elsewhere. I'm pissed off thinking back at how much I have previously spent at this store. Unfortunate; but life is a lesson.

The pharmacy section of this store was a zoo, but I stayed and left my prescription for skin cream anyway. What a mistake! The prescription was for 8 oz and the pharmacist gave me 6 oz. When I complained he said that was all Blue Cross would pay for (which is crap!). Who are they to change what my doctor prescribes? Turns out there wasn't enough cream to get done and I had to go back to the doctor for another prescription to take to another pharmacy who had NO problem giving me what was prescribed. I need my head examined for trusting CVS, the McDonalds of healthcare, with my prescription. That will NEVER happen again. Shame on you all for running such a shabby service for such an important need. I'm waring everyone I know an dwork with to stay FAR away from CVS with prescriptions. Shame!