Walgreens

I don’t get prescriptions filled here. I don’t get photographs developed here. I don’t do anything besides treat it as a convenience store of last resort — and within that specific scope — I am able to purchase items I need quickly without much hassle.
There is overpriced lip balm here.
There is overpriced sunscreen here (right next to the lip balm).
There is overpriced shitty-​brand coconut water here.
Most of the time the staff is alright. Sometimes they are rude, but that is probably because some Fremont Street Zombie took a shit in the middle of the floor that hour. (Shit happens.)
I still would not get my prescriptions filled here (if I had any), or my photographs developed here (if I had a camera), or do anything besides purchase one or two items, max, for maximum price gouging benefit of Walgreen Co. (WAG)(NYSE).
Barely A-​OK. YMMV.
Postscript. No free parking (unless you are on two tires and powered by your legs and gluts).

Walgreens in the middle of Fremont — location doesn’t get much better than that!
This Walgreens shines above and beyond your normal suburb location. They have everything you need for a successful experience in downtown Vegas. Souvenirs galore, fresh food, beverages, fruit, normal necessities and an icee machine!
I guess there is only so much you can say about Walgreens but this one was definitely worth a review!

Walgreens is pretty much the same where ever you go. That’s the benefit when you are on a place like the «Family Strip» of Fremont Street. Among the festival atmosphere, you want some stability.
We came in looking for an eyeglass repair kit, to replace the screw that fell out of my $ 750 prescriptions!
Eva was working the Pharmacy counter and was very helpful… after my purchase she let me use the counter and reading glasses to set the new screw! Awesome, thanks Eva!
Well recommended!

Feel like being followed by security or puked on by a local while you shop for Advil and shampoo this is the place. Walgreens could make a few changes to control the free for all going down in there. But, at the end of the day Advil is Advil — just don’t plan to lolly gag and look around.

Walgreens, right smack dab on Fremont! I have to say this is pure genius! It’s a great location to place a Walgreens I must say! There’s nothing special about it, except the fact that it’s one of the first places you’ll pass while walking down Fremont.
Some employees working at walgreens might give the side eye, but that’s okay because I still enjoy this Walgreens!

Walgreens is Walgreens but it annoys me that their prices are higher here than at other stores. I understand that 4^th and Fremont is a big tourist area but locals go there as well. It’s just annoying.

We were browsing in this store and didn’t really see any souvenirs we liked. I ended up buying 2 bags of Andy Capp Fries (in the chips section) because they’re kind of hard to find. It was 2 bags for 3 dollars, not a bad price. This Walgreens has security guards in the store, but to be expected as I would think they get a lot of shop lifters on Fremont St. The cashier was a kick. Instead of thanking you for shopping there, she says, «Stay well». I guess that’s appropriate for a pharmacy.

its convenient being downtown but the pharmacy itself literally closes at 5pm everyday and the prices are at least $ 2 – 3 more than a regular walgreens that you would find elsewhere.

Its a busy Walgreen but the staff is friendly and know me by name, so here’s a pro tip. If the line at the front of the shop is crazy long, check the cash register in the beauty section, if the clerk isn’t there, she’ll be restocking a makeup shelf, so ask her if she can ring you threw. then you’ll be out the store and waving good by to the line chumps before you know it.

When I stay in Vegas, I tend to stay downtown, and the Walgreens at the end of the Fremont Experience is where I end up when purchasing little things to use on my trip. This time around, I forgot to bring a charger for my iphone in the rental car, but they sold a USB charger than plugs into the cigarette lighter plug, for $ 5. They also have assorted snacks, water, drinks, sunscreen. etc. The location is convenient if you’re staying downtown. The customer service was usually pretty friendly more than 50% of the time.

This Walgreen’s store is a gem in d.t. Las Vegas. Mike and staff in the pharmacy dept deserve special thanks from so many people he and his staff have gone way out of their way to assist and inform. On my last visit to the pharmacy (01÷09÷12), was a sight to marvel at as well as to behold. I was a «walk in» client with two prescriptions that had to be filled in 15 mins. If they weren’t done in that amount of time, my scheduled medical transportation would have had to leave. This would have meant that I would have had to reschedule my transportation and I would have had to wait for at least an hour until my next transportation would have been available. While I was waiting for my prescription to be completed, another client «walked in» that needed her prescription filled in 5 minutes or she would have been late for work. There was yet a 3^rd client at the counter that was receiving his completed prescription that Mike was nice enough to ensure that the client knew everything about his medication as well as how to correctly take it. Mike was also nice enough to socialize with this man briefly making him laugh as well as asking him was everything okay in general. There was yet another client who was a «walk in» with another prescription that needed to be done. Mike and his staff took care of all of us in 15 mins… All of us we’re extremely grateful for what his department did in that amount of time. I recently transferred all of my business from another pharmacy to this Walgreen’s. I am extremely grateful that i did!!! In general, every time I have gone in this store, it is clean the aisles are uncluttered and the staff are always cordial and helpful. When I’m at other stores/​pharmacies passing by the counter area and I see disinterested staff with «attitudes», customers in line complaining, and products almost shoved at clients without a thank you or an hello, I think of this Walgreen’s and the professionalism as well as general cordiality and I literally want to drop to my knees in thanks that mine as well as all the other people who visit this store for services do not have anywhere near the awful experiences of these other stores that I’ve seen with inexcusable customer service. If you are one of the «many» out there who are fed up with your pharmacy/​store, I would strongly advise you to switch stores immediately!!! Like I and so many like me have. Believe me, you won’t regret it!!!

Except for the in and out part with the median on Las Vegas Boulevard, this is an OK Walgreens. I was in the area today and needed to get a birthday card for a relative. This was a quick stop involving one U-​turn, but it was OK.
The store was very clean and well lit. They have a whole bunch of souvenirs for the city so this would be a good stop for those who are in this part of town and want to get some inexpensive t-​shirts or shot glasses.

Thank you Walgreens for being everywhere and having everything.
Chapstick? Check.
Milk? Check
Beer? Check
Ice cream bar? Check
Got the stuff I needed right after a visit at the Fremont Street Experience which was right across the street. Store is dirty, crowded, and rather disorganized (or maybe I was just really overwhelmed with the number of tourists in this place).
Stuff is relatively cheap so I’m good with this place.

They got EVERYTHING at this location. thanks for helping with my trip!

One word?
Hot and dry. Las Vegas is terribly hot and so dry that my skin was puckered up like those women who fry up in Miami and look like pickled elephants. Because of this, I knew my current soaping methods in the shower were attributing even more to the dryness.
After scoping out Fremont Street with the light show set to Queen, we walked across the street past the drunks and chubby tourists (myself included) to score the following:
Scunci Elastic bands ($ 3.79) because there was no way I would be wearing my hair down in this nasty weather. Olay Ribbons Body Wash ($ 6.29) because the Tone body soap was skinning me alive. Last but not least, a bottle of water ($ 2.29) xlarge to take back to the hotel. You can find lots of other beauty products as well as snacks and other stuff to keep the larders back at the hotel room stocked.
This location is open 24 hours, perfect for the Vegas population.