620 East Clements Bridge Road, Runnemede NJ 08078
“The staff is amazing .. thank you for your kindness and loyalty to the store and every single happy customer... keep up the amazing work, ladies and gentlemen.. MS...”
825 North Black Horse Pike, Runnemede NJ 08078
“lately the dinner menu sucks ay the runnemede store. theyre always busy but there is no reason to sell chicken fingers that are cold snd mushy and the breading tastes funny. Burgers are dry and probably sitting in a warmer & the pizzz is just ok because the crust is usually soggy. I usedd to love their quesadllas but the last 3 or 4 sucked. Stick with hoagies meatball sandwiches, & the chese stesks ate good if you ask for it to be freshly cookked because otherwise it sits unddr a warming light until it is dry and too chewy. their breskfzast sandwiches ate very hoodbut ordrt ot at the deli because they haven been sitting umdet wsrming lights for god knows how long snd the wuick grab snacks like mozzarells sticks & snack wraps sit under those lights far too long. if I esnt one of those items i order it at the deli counter”
824 Black Horse Pike, Runnemede NJ 08078
“I am very happy with the new changes to CVS. They have finally hired multiple people for the pharmacy which enables You to get your prescriptions faster. Also, at one point they had some extremely rude and nasty people working there and they always gave an issue when filling my scripts. I also know others had the same issue. But this new batch of people are polite and not giving a hard time at all. For example, today I go to the CVS in Haddon heights because it’s next to my DR, they tell me NO! You can’t have it til tomorrow. I go to runnemede and they have no issue giving it to me. I had it within 10 minutes. The girl today checking me out was so nice and I really wish I could have gotten her name. I hope this stays this way. New head pharmacist is wonderful. I know ppl who stopped going to CVS because of how awful the pharmacy people were but this is a huge improvement. Very happy.”
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