South Park Pharmacy

Chris Neary 5 months ago

I left CVS because I’m dealing with cancer and a long list of prescriptions, and I needed a pharmacy experience that felt a little more… human. I switched to Southpark and spoke with Raoul, who was genuinely kind, attentive, and helpful. He asked me to send over my doctor records and diagnosis, which felt a bit unusual, but I agreed and had my doctor forward everything. For about a week, things went smoothly. After that, the service started slipping. Refills were delayed because they “didn’t anticipate” them, and then the breaking point: I had one particularly difficult medication to fill. On the day it was due, when I was completely out, I received a text saying they couldn’t fill it and that I should go somewhere else. I understand that pharmacies face supply issues and constraints. But telling a patient to scramble at the last second, especially when the medication is time sensitive, is not acceptable. It felt unprofessional and unnecessarily stressful in a space where reliability matters. I’ve since moved my prescriptions to Amazon Pharmacy, and it has been a total game changer: consistent, predictable, and significantly easier to manage.

Heather Vina 3 years ago

Love this little place. They have everything you need. The cafe is a great place to catch a bite and a beverage. Great friendly service too.

Ben Bartlett 2 years ago

Super strange energy here. They seemingly have quality products, but we spent about $25 on various groceries and household items then asked to use the restroom. The cashier informed us the restroom is for “customers only”, immediately after we’d received our receipt… presumably making us customers? I questioned this, and she informed me I would have to ask the other cashier in the “cafe” portion of the store. He informed us he could not give out the key to anyone as he’d been in trouble many times. I asked the cashier again whether or not we could use the restroom, and she said she couldn’t answer. Very odd, and very dismissive attitude amongst the staff. Not sure how we didn’t qualify as “customers” after spending $25, or if it had to do with the profiling mentioned by other reviewers. I’d avoid this place is you’re a person of color or LGBTQ.

ruben alvarado a year ago

Called to get a price for a specific prescription gave them the count and dosage and they couldn’t provide a price, on top of that not sure why it was brought to my attention they don’t accept coupons after telling them I was a cash patient lol so I guess anyone trying to use a coupon they don’t accept them here not even sure what that means. I was calling about a prescription. Also something was mentioned about a zip code guess they only give you medication if you live in zip code 90015 she said I lived in 90017 so they couldn’t service me. Ridiculous not recommended

Marcos Sotelo 3 years ago

They are amazing. Not only are they a local, independently owned pharmacy (a nice change from the other Big Pharma friendly giants in the neighborhood), but their turnaround for medication is fast. Usually they have stuff day of but if they don't, they will likely have next day. They also have a nice assortment of food and drink like any grocery store, and a cute cafe in the back (with wine nights on the weekend). This has a very nice "neighborhood pharmacy" vibe that I very much love. Highly recommend.