22720 Co Rd 1A, Coshocton OH 43812
“Excellent selection of fresh bait & terminal tackle in a small space near the junction of Walhonding & Tuscawarus & Muskingum rivers - also plenty of snacks & drinks for your fishing excursion”
23089 Co Rd 621, Coshocton OH 43812
“It’s my neighborhood gas station, has everything I need.. Rad employees, good variety, gas! What’s most impressive is the local beer that they carry! See you guys tomorrow, hahaaa!!”
779 South 2nd Street, Coshocton OH 43812
“It's a great place to shop, and the staff are very helpful. However, my wife went in her power wheelchair and had trouble navigating in certain spots. A little more attention to how the floor is organized for people with disabilities could help. Nevertheless, we loved the store and will be back.”
190 Chestnut St Walgreens, Coshocton OH 43812
“We drove from Canton,Ohio to pick up a prescription that was in stock at this location. Despite it being merely ten minutes before the lunch break, the technician was both friendly and accommodating...giving us suggestions for a local lunch stop. Thank you for your recommendation and for being a welcoming presence!”
218 Chestnut St, Coshocton OH 43812
“I truly love the Bell stores. I have four of them that I go to when I'm in the area. From Cambridge Ohio, Coshocton Ohio, Dover Ohio and newcomerstown Ohio. Gotta have my coffee and see my family.”
190 Chestnut St Walgreens, Coshocton OH 43812
“The young woman at the pharmacy was kind, patient and most helpful when I picked up my prescription medications. She was able to find the best prices for my medications through the Walgreens RX discount application and saved me a considerable amount of money. I bought numerous other items in the store and was able to find everything I needed at a reasonable price. The store is always well stocked, clean, and everything is usually easy to find. Checkout was quick and I had no wait time. This Walgreen location is always clean and it is a convenient place to shop at reasonable prices. Hours of store are plentiful and it usually has plenty of parking. Always go in store to shop and Walgreens pretty much have anything I want at reasonable prices. Always order my prescriptions online so never need to wait to have my prescriptions filled. The only thing I don’t like is the phone tree, way too slow. It would be great if a live person would answer phone initially instead of waiting on the insipid, way too slow, computer operator. Unfortunately, those days are long gone. Beware of clearance prices, sometimes they charge regular price, but will give you credit if mistake is shown to associate on your receipt.”
200 South 2nd Street, Coshocton OH 43812
“I was visiting and broke my leg. Got released from hospital and went to pick up my prescription. Hospital had written it wrong. Had to go back to hospital and then back to CVS. PHARMACY MANAGER ALI stayed beyond pharmacy hours to fill my medications Thank you Ali. You are awesome.”
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