This store has changed over the years with the overall theme being the same — finally it's a Rite Aid store and that works. It's big, the pharmacy is pretty good and I've gotten many good deals here. Plus you've got a nice staff that is usually willing to help. I say usually because this location is open 24 hours so the morning staff just looks terrible (sorry guys, I appreciate your hard work, but when I come in I feel so bad for being there). Even in the wee hours of the morning though, they are always helpful. Usually there's only one or two registers open but I do appreciate that each time they see the line has gotten too long they open up another as quickly as possible. Kudos!
It's also fair to note that this location isn't as frequented as the one a few blocks down, so you can save a bit of time by coming here rather than the one that has been hit by the subway rush.
With a crave for orange juice to revive vitamin C in my body enable me to adjust to the vast change in temperature from summer's blaze to freefall Autumn's New York, my travels stopped at Rite Aid. This Rite Aid operates 24/7 and is very budget conscious to the ailing economy. Four stars as the stationery aisle lack a major name brand as Avery for I was seeking a specific Avery product… thus disappointment.
Rite Aid store #04856 sits on the A Lefferts Boulevard train at the last stop within a two block radius walking distance on the corner of Liberty Avenue.
This store has changed over the years with the overall theme being the same — finally it's a Rite Aid store and that works. It's big, the pharmacy is pretty good and I've gotten many good deals here. Plus you've got a nice staff that is usually willing to help. I say usually because this location is open 24 hours so the morning staff just looks terrible (sorry guys, I appreciate your hard work, but when I come in I feel so bad for being there). Even in the wee hours of the morning though, they are always helpful. Usually there's only one or two registers open but I do appreciate that each time they see the line has gotten too long they open up another as quickly as possible. Kudos!
It's also fair to note that this location isn't as frequented as the one a few blocks down, so you can save a bit of time by coming here rather than the one that has been hit by the subway rush.
With a crave for orange juice to revive vitamin C in my body enable me to adjust to the vast change in temperature from summer's blaze to freefall Autumn's New York, my travels stopped at Rite Aid. This Rite Aid operates 24/7 and is very budget conscious to the ailing economy. Four stars as the stationery aisle lack a major name brand as Avery for I was seeking a specific Avery product… thus disappointment.
Rite Aid store #04856 sits on the A Lefferts Boulevard train at the last stop within a two block radius walking distance on the corner of Liberty Avenue.