Walgreen’s

One of the biggest and NICEST walgreen’s I have ever been to. I don’t normally review places like this, but I felt like it was worth it to give them some credit. My fiancé and I walked in to buy Gatorade for our hike and ended up leaving with $ 20 worth of stuff we never would have expected to pick up at a walgreen’s. The employees were very friendly and helpful, the store was extremely clean and well stocked, and prices were on point. Of course you should expect to spend a little more here versus going to HEB right down the road, but you’re paying for the convenience also. Definitely worth it for us to drive a few more minutes here than to go to the walgreen’s closer to our house. This will probably be the place we stop before all of our hikes now!

If you are planning on printing photos, choose a different Walgreens! Their photo printer is always down, especially around special occasions (Father’s day). After getting an email saying my photos were ready, stopping in and waiting for 10 minutes for someone to come to the counter I was told the printer was down. It had been down for four days but «should be ready in thirty». Came back 2 days later and the printer STILL wasn’t working. Also, the service was awful. I have never had a Walgreens experience like this one.

The newest G’town Walgreens, this one is smartly placed right at the entrance to Sun City and the parking lot even has spaces for golf carts. It’s very obvious who they are catering to. As you would expect, the products inside very much target Sun City retirees. It’s a large store and you will find an abundance of sugar free candies, mobility aids, wine… Your standard Grandma Fare.
They also do propane exchange, though their prices are consistently $ 5 more than HEB a few miles down the road. Beer selection is pretty abysmal.
This is NOT a 24 hour Walgreens. This one is open only from 7am-​10pm daily, which is a bummer, but again — they are targeting Sun City residents.