Category: | Drug Store |
Address: | 2995 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702, USA |
Phone: | +1 510-548-2104 |
Site: | walgreens.com |
Rating: | 2.5 |
Working: | 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 8AM–10PM 8AM–10PM |
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Nitin Gadia
Today (Sat 7/12/14) at about 9:50pm, a man came in after being hit by a car, and was bleeding all over himself from a gash in his head, which he needed to patch up. A register was not working and about a dozen people were standing in line before closing for over 10 mins. I first saw the man when an employee was talking to him. The employee did ask the man if he wanted someone to be called for help, but when the man said no, he stood in line like everyone else, right in front of the employee. I offered him my spot in line, and he appreciated it. As I was standing in line my anxiety was building, but I was a bit apprehensive about announcing to all the customers checking out that there was a man that should be going to the front of the line. It eventually dawned on me that the most basic common sense dictates that upon seeing a man with a bleeding head, it is the responsibility of any and every employee, especially in a pharmacy, to escort him to the front of the line. Luckily the other register got fixed, and the line went faster and the man started checking out about the same time as me. Thats when I asked him what happened, and learned that he got hit by a car, and realized that he was in tremendous pain (and regardless, again, he was bleeding all over himself). I got to the new register and started yelling about the situation. I looked back and at least some customers in line were nodding their head in agreement. I asked the woman at the register for the manager and she said she was the manager. Rather than apologizing for the lack of common sense of the employees in assisting an injured customer, she said told me that "I didnt know about that because I was fixing the register", and "if you have a problem, you can leave." I left the store and got into a car with my friends, and then I started screaming obscenities at an employee who was standing in the door and watching me, and who saw everything that had happened. He initially laughed and eventually walked up to the car and said "We are not doctors." Yes, I should not have been screaming. I could have spoken with them intelligently, and it was not productive at all. It was a bit outrageous and I have not developed that capacity to deal with such obscene incompetence, though I should. All I can say is that I hope the supervisors of this location address what happened and hire and train employees with common sense now that I have written about it publicly.
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A Private User
Ive had consistent bad customer service at this Walgreens. One of the Pharmacists (Jonathan) in particular is especially glib and could care less about helping me with my perscription. They have a very difficult time communicating if there is any problem with the perscription (Doctors authorization, etc.). Im disgusted by consistent poor service. Shame on me for going back to them. Its time for me to find a new pharmacy.
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John179 Doe808
This is a poor example of a corner store. Hosts are rude and unacceptable. We were told wrong information and if we had a problem, the manager herself was not the one with information. I call corporate office and got help. The store manager Woods was not aware of any solution. We called and met him. He wasnt interested and defended the source of the problem. What is their problem? It was embarrassing and not a treat.
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A Private User
Worst walgreens ever-people here have no idea what is going on, the pharmacy people cant get anything right and lose your stuff, and they are never stocked with anything. Go to the greens by berkeley bowl, that one is great- not this crappy place!
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Lisa Garmat
A bit sketchy with amount of cop cars around. Ive been told by staff that too many things have happened there and now they have an assigned & labeled parking spot for police. Only provides me late night options once better stores are closed.
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Catherine McAteer
This store is the reason I switched to CVS, the pharmacy department has got to be the worst ever. Sloooooow, obnoxious and not worth anymore of my time. Just find another store or better find another chain as I did.
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Jay Slupesky
Well, the parking lot is small, but the location is good. I needed some razors, but they were all under block and key, so I had to find an employee to unlock the case.
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Charles Dye
I was wrongly accused of theft. They were proven to be wrong, and I never got so much as an apology. Very public,and very humiliating
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Myung soo Kim
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Merlissa Gamino
Love the pharmacy staff!