One of the more well-stocked Boots in the Canary Wharf area…read more The pharmacist is located on the second floor accessible via the escalator (outside) or the stairway (inside). I'm always in need of weird and hard-to-get batteries and this branch seems to carry plenty of CR2016 LR44, which I totally appreciate.

Very well stocked, if somewhat small and cramped…read more Pharmacist behind the counter was very much on her game, listened to my grievances, and happily provided me a much better suggestion that set me on the right path. All of it done quickly and with a smile. None of us like to be ill, but if it happens to you and you're in Canary Wharf, come to this Boots ASAP.

Boots at London Canary Wharf Jubilee Place is a fairly useful location - the store isn't a great…read moresize so the product selection from what one would usually expect to find in a Boots from cosmetics to beverages is a little smaller, but for me, it does offer a useful range of services in its' location in a very business, rush and go area of London - It has a pharmacy with multi-lingual staff where you can have some NHS services like flu vaccinations and prescriptions, or perhaps these services on a non-NHS basis too if you no longer qualify for example. The staff around the store seemed pretty generic, not too helpful or friendly but seemed to get the job done which at the end of the day is okay for a store like this. The pharmacy is open until midnight is also really useful if you're in the area to pick-up medication - this means the pharmacy section is open when the rest of the store isn't as it is over two floors. Perhaps not as modern as other Boots stores, and it might not have the best of selections in the main floors, but it serves a highly useful purpose as it does offer a good range of services, in a good location with really good opening hours. 3*

Full service personal care (downstairs) and pharmacist (upstairs)…read more They also carry a hard-to-find range of batteries I need, from 2016s and LR44's. Positioned just across from M&S and adjacent to a restaurant zone makes humping to the mall worthwhile.

Superdrug is a lot cheaper than Boots by far and their own brand range it just as extensive. There…read moreare a range of perfumes and the prices are much cheaper cheaper than other store. Tend to find ques at the tills can be too long which is annoying if you are in a rush. This store is full of suprises as well a great specials offers. All the employees t fully explian more about each product you. If you are in the area its worthy to visit the shop.

David, the Polish guy at Boots in the Covent Garden Location was incredible! We went in as a family…read moreand he got all three of us sorted out with medications, hair products you name it! Highly recommended!

Great shop! Beauty and pharmacy goods along with souvenirs. I took my students here to buy…read moresouvenirs and some sunscreen and enjoyed the experience. Two stories, this place is huge.

Love their cosmetics selection and when they have a sale - stock up! Quick service, great prices,…read moregood inventory! In and out fast with what you need.

Best branch I've been to. Huge makeup selection including drugstore and high end. And if course…read moreeverything else you'd expect from a Boots.

A large Boots, actually situated on the shopping concourse of the Liverpool Street station /…read moreBroadgate development. It's incredibly handy for travellers using the railway station and going to and from the Underground, and seems to be permanently busy. It has all the usual range of pharmaceuticals, other health products and toiletries, as well as snacks and food, and a range of in-store health and testing facilities (for flu vaccinations, chlamydia tests and treatment, etc). The only downside is that the low ceiling makes it feel rather claustrophobic. A new feature is 'serve and scan yourself' check-outs, which seem to work OK (or at least, after a few tries!)

Somewhere between a 2 and a 3 for this pharmacy within Surrey Quays shopping centre. It's quite…read moresmall, and you'll be able to find what you need. There is a pharmacy service, and they sell snacks and drinks as well. I find the selection to be quite limited though when it comes to skincare, haircare and make up. I'm surprised by this, because Boots has to compete with a huge Tescos and a big Superdrug, both of which tend to be cheaper and have more choice. That said, if you use a boots advantage card to save points, then this is a good place to pick up your normal bits and bobs. Just don't go expecting make up counters and a full spread, so to speak.

Thank God for this Boots -- their blister plasters and soft drinks and kept us on the march :)…read more Clean, well-organized and well-staffed. We especially appreciated the very kind cosmetics counter lady who let sweaty tourists sit at her station, though we were clearly not customers for her wares.

Shampoo and conditioner which does not work but I still have anyway : 59p each…read moreAwesome goody bag of cosmetics because in my drunken stupor, I realised I needed to do my nails and buy £30 of makeup : £30 Getting really addicted to a mascara and body spray that they don't sell at Target or CVS in America, even though those places sell Boots cosmetics too: ANNOYING ! But I love you, Boots. Meal deals are fab.

Super helpful staff. We were both feeling a little under the weather due to the rain, we needed…read moresome good OTC meds to get us through the trip. Overseas, pharmacy do not have OTC meds; they are all kept behind the counter for some reason. The employee helped us find what we needed and we were on our way.

Lousy service. Not enough staff here to cope with everyone coming in at lunch time. How can it take…read moreso long to get a prescription?!!! Staff were very nice but under a lot of pressure. The shop is also quite hot . Wouldn't recommend this one although there are other really good boots pharmacies nearby

A smallish Boots with narrow aisles. Like many of the shops in the Canada Square shopping centre,…read moreit's much boiled down from the usual high street size shop. With only a couple of aisles, they still manage to pack in most of the usual stuff, with some personal care, medicines and beauty products. I managed to find the nurofen for my headache, but I did have to ask for the hayfever meds as they're behind the counter. Security was well present with a dude lurking and making himself known. Because of the very high foot traffic in this Boots, I'm guessing that they have a decent amount of five finger discounts. Not me - the self-checkout worked fine when I paid for my goodies.

Although this boots is not as big as some, it still has all the essentials you could need and…read moreeverything i was looking for. I love the self checkout system.