Pharmacies in Jefferson City, TN

“Customer service is awesome here, store nice and clean and I was looking at salads at Deli, nice young kid said can I help you , if you need anything, just let me know I'll be glad to get it for you. What a gentleman.”

“Standard fuel station. Three standard grades available. You can use your Food City gas points for discounts per visit (I believe it's 15 cents per gallon/per visit with a gas visit). Good quality fuel. Never had any issues.”

“I was traveling out of state and needed to refill a prescription from another pharmacy. The pharmacist took the time to call 2 different pharmacies to get them transferred and found one of them to be closed on a Saturday so he mentioned that I should be able to go to the local pharmacy here in town and have them fill it for me because they should be able to share data base. He also took time to look up any savings cards I may have. Very nice and professional and great southern hospitality!”

“I love Food City Pharmacy! All the pharmacists and workers there seem to be so kind and so helpful! Becca is especially helpful. She makes sure she finds coupons and she gives great customer service, she is very kind and knowledgeable about her job!! I love her. Thank you all very much for your caring and concern!”

“We're in here all the time for our prescriptions. The pharmacist are always very nice!! Sometimes late at night when they are by there self it gets a little stressful. They try very hard to get every in and out with their prescriptions in a timely manner. Often it's having to deal with insurance. We should all have patience with the especially when they are busy. My only gripe....some of the pricing on things. Is it me or does almost everything end with .99 or a 9 as the last number?? If you come here be courteous and patient. They do a lot for you if your getting prescriptions. Great place!!”

“Pretty good store. Prices are a tad higher than local average. Pharmacy techs and pharmacists are always helpful and friendly. They answer any questions and explain me medications clearly.”

“It is interesting to revisit a place of prior employment, especially when it is one as debatable as Walmart. That said, a first is a first. I started working here when I was 16 or 17. Flexible hours (not to mention being able to transfer locations) helped me pay the bills while in college. I transferred to a location in Durango, CO while I was performing with the Durango Shakespeare Festival, transferred back to Jefferson City, TN to finish my first two years and finally transferred to a Memphis, TN location while finishing undergrad. People will always be different from store to store but what is something that should remain consistent for a company across all the storefronts within the brand? The answer is standards and expectations. I visited the Jefferson City location about a month ago and while it may have been due to holiday traffic, lack of staff due to a Covid spike or some other unknown the standards were concerning as the condition of the store left much to be desired as did waiting over 20 minutes to check out. My next visit on 1/29/22 showed a notable improvement in visual merchandizing, faster checkouts and a more readily engaged floor staff. It reminded me of how it was when I once worked here which is a good thing. Say what you will about Walmart but for some "lifers" like Sheila and my Mother (of 25+ years) it is their job and it makes me happy to see them and many others still enjoying the work place and helping improve the customer experience. A final note, I used to answer the phone here sometimes (yes, the phone was answered by a real person every time) and I would say "Walmart store 724 open 24-7 this is Nick. How can I help you?" Being open 24 hours is a lot but a real human being answering the phone every time is something people would notice as special. Maybe we will see these days return. Go store 724!”