Convenience Stores in Balcones Heights, TX

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  1. 4522 Fredericksburg Rd, Balcones Heights TX 78201

    3.8 Good 25 reviews

    “I love coming to this CVS Pharmacy because everyone that works here is so nice. When you call the pharmacy you won't get a real person but you can get a call back and they always call back within the allotted time.”

  2. 4522 Fredericksburg Rd, Balcones Heights TX 78201

    2.5 Average 6 reviews

    “I had a wonderful experience for my first time at that store. My CVS off Walzem closed and transferred my scripts to Austin Hwy. while I was in this area of town, I thought I would see if this lone pharmacist could just fill it while I was at this Target shopping. This lady was so very kind. She was alone, due to a apparent mistake in cvs scheduling (I asked) She became very busy and never lost her pleasant demeanor. I have honestly NOT had a CVS person, even at Walzem, be this caring and sweet to me! She transferred my script and filled it, and had it ready with a bunch of people in line for her attention! Her name was Tracy. So, CVS, you need a hundred more people like Tracy if your going to keep people coming to CVS. Give that hard working pleasant woman a raise and keep her happy! Never mind, send her to my new store: Austin Hwy, then give her the raise and per diem for mileage! Keep your customers happy! Keep Tracy happy! Keep your customers happy! Thank you Miss Tracy for an awesome experience I never had at a CVS!”

  3. 3944 Fredericksburg Rd, Balcones Heights TX 78201

    2 Poor 28 reviews

    “Keysha was the best !!!!!!! Woman deserves a raise and should be appreciated more in circle K . I was welcomed and greeted like a valued customer shout out to her at night . -mystery shopper”

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