Bobo Pharmacy

Avoid This pharmacy is the worst pharmacy on earth They have no respect to old or young customers My office was the same block and I was there first customer more than 15 years ago. They was so rude to me and almost I had a heart attack because of their disrespect to me

I love supporting mom, and pop shops & Bobo Pharmacy makes it easy always to come back. Their staff and pharmacists are friendly, easy to approach, and always available to answer any questions you may have. I was looking for a product that wasn't available in Walgreens or Target, and not only did they have it, but it was also better priced than at the bigger stores. They also accept my insurance, so I’ll always use them to fill my prescriptions. A true gem!

It’s not my first time here but service has gotten worse. The pharmacist is super rude and angry when all I’m asking was for my medications that were prescribed. Not only do I not receive all my medications that were prescribed, they were not accommodating and helpful as to how we can fix the situation. When i request for my medications, I don’t receive all my medications and said the doctor didn’t send it over. After they called the doctor to send the prescriptions again, they still do not have all my medications for me. Not only did I had to come back a second time, they were rude and not accomodating to the situation. I’m not sure if the pharmacist was stressed due to the high traffic at the time I went. But that’s definitely not how you treat your customers

Pretty good store, they have almost everything you need from hair products to meds. Staffs are nice and friendly, All workers there are super helpful, they always go the extra mile to help someone. Atmosphere feels comfortable and overall pretty good store.

Consistent, reliable, and multilingual. No words, be it in dialect, Cantonese, Mandarin, or English, can adequately express my gratitude to the team at Bobo and to Zheng in particular for helping to bring me back to life both physically and emotionally. Moreover, BOBO pharmacy is a bastion of East Asian civilization in an otherwise dirty, violent, and impersonal New York City. When Truman Capote wrote Breakfast at Tiffany’s, he envisioned an establishment where someone would feel at home and noted New York City to be the destination where wanderers from distant places would go to seek a home–yet home is less a physical location as it is an emotional state. My own experience would be more akin to “Breakfast at Bobo’s” because I had never felt more at home than when I would observe Zheng go