Tops Pharmacy

Most pleasant experience at a pharmacy that I have ever had. We are from out of town and had a sudden illness doc had no trouble phoning in a script. Explained the meds, fast transaction, and so much better than our very busy and 20 questions pharmacy back home.

I never have had a problem at this pharmacy and also get vaccinations here. They always have been pleasant.

Always accurate. Friendly employees.

Good prices for our area

Good sales but gas pumps dont open till 6am but store is open 24hrs hmmm

Good prices if you can't get out to Walmart and if you have a card you get a discount on gas depending on how much money you spebd

It's right downtown in the Market St. Plaza. If you're a bull buyer,they have great offers, with their 10 for 10 dollar deals. They sell beer and wine now. ( Never thought I would see the day in the Commonwealth of Pa. Pharmacy, Hot and Cold Deli, Gas, and pretty good meats, and bakery section. It can be a little pricey
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Customer service = 0. The man behind the counter needs to retire or understand that people are on a time schedule.

This grocery store has changed ownership and is now called Tops

Worst experience I have ever had at a pharmacy. I asked for an over the counter allergy medicine and no one was in line. There were three women working. None of the women acknowledged that I was standing there. When one finally did, she asked what I wanted and walked away and laughed. She didn’t even wait on me.

On Customer Service. My mom and dad bought nine dozen donuts every Sunday for the patients attending the church service at the State Hospital in North Warren for almost nine years. My father passed away in December 2009 and my mom, who is 81, continued to buy the same amount after my father's passing. Last winter, my mom called to order donuts on Saturday. A young man was taking her order when the bakery manager intervened, saying, "Don't take that order. She didn't pick up her donuts three times last Winter." While that's true, the preceding Winter was especially bad and, at 80, she's reluctant to drive on really bad roads. So, after almost 14 years of buying nine dozen donuts every Sunday and shopping for groceries at Thorne's, neither my mom nor I will ever darken their door again. I presume we're to believe that they had to throw away the donuts and that the loss on those three orders outweighed the profit gained by 14 years of purchasing the same amount and shopping for groceries every week...