CVS/pharmacy

THE WORST CVS IN THE BRONX!!! Every time I go in there the store is a mess, there is 1 cashier and a long line. The staff are rude and unprofessional. The store is unorganized and in need of an upgrade. I always leave there annoyed!

Not crazy about this location. Just about the only CVS that I’ve seen without the Self Checkout. The store is always a mess and the workers are not friendly. I’ll only go here if I need to run in quickly for something while waiting for the bus.

Although geeks* commonly confuse this term with open source development, CVS is just another convenience store and pharmacy.
With two floors, this place is a decent option for your health needs. On the top, you have: first aid, oral hygiene, photography film development, household supplies, school supplies and magazines. Travel between floors via escalator (which is often not operational). On the main floor**: stationary cards, hair products, mens supplies, candy, snacks, drinks and tobacco products.
Make sure to sign up for a CVS card. After spending a certain amount, you get those savings coupons for future use.
There is one employee who reminds me of Suge Knight. At an initial glance, he scares the sh-​t out of me, but he is such a well spoken and courteous gentleman. I will never try to steal from this store.
*don’t hate. I am a geek too. Ok, I am too cool to be on the next iteration of «Beauty and the Geek.»
**not meant to be an exhaustive list.
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I love CVS, but this is not one of the better ones. Sure, it beats Eckerds/​Riteaid, but it’s not as nice as the one on E. Tremont.