A good sized store with everything you need for personal items and snacks. I picked up some chips,…read moremints, and chocolate bars for the folks back home. The staff member checking us out was decent and did it quickly. Prices here are reasonable.

This is just one of a seemingly infinite number of Boots locations in London. I review this one…read morebecause it was convenient and was my first stop when I would run out of toothpaste or anything else that can be found in this type of store. It's similar to an American CVS or Walgreen's.

Good spot to get your duty free items. There was a wonderful employee that worked here and she got…read moreme going in the right direction. I was able to buy perfume and booze all in one spot.... Dirt free to boot! No tax's, however, you gotta carry these bags from airport to airport. What a pain in the ass!! The line was super long, but I'm guessing since I bought a significant amount she moved me to the front of the line!! Score! I was already super nervous about flying across the pond and this lovely lady Finona made this visit have a sweet ending! Thanks for having great employees! September 2023

One of the rare duty free shops that I have actually made a purchase. Generally I find duty free…read moreshops to be more expensive than buying online, so I generally skip it. Though I noticed some of the fragrances had some decent pricing that was comparable to online prices. The selection of goods is pretty extensive as it includes cosmetics, fragrances, liquor and souvenir foods. There is more than one World Duty Free store in Terminal 5. I saw a satellite store at Terminal 5B and the prices were slightly different. For the best selection, I would recommend shopping at the main store in Terminal 5 unless you are already at one of the satellite terminals already and don't want to backtrack.

Good little pharmacy on the North End Road, quick and friendly staff, and they do a good sideline…read morein chupa chups, which I've never understood but chemists always love to sell. General collection of shampoos and toiletries as well, and that warm disinfectant smell of a local chemist that's always missing from Boots or Superdrug. Go on, keep the local stores alive. Buy your drugs here.

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This is a review for the optician downstairs. The arm fell off my reading glasses due to a loose…read moreand subsequently lost screw. I previously went to an optician at the corner...where they wanted 55 pounds (!) for a screw plus they needed my glasses for hours. How pathetic. Boots was so kind, and did it for free and in 5 minutes.

Decent Boots with the usual set up of fragrances, personal care items, coolers with sandwich/drink…read moredeals and everything you need to achieve a better life through pharmacology. When my allergies were acting up, this Boots was practically heaven sent.

My beloved Boots! Not sure why this location doesn't get the love. My experiences here have always…read morebeen good. Customer service and selection are primo. Even though we can now get some Boots & No7 items in the states, we can't get it all. It's not the same as being able to physically go into a shop and stock up on all your faves to take home. That's why I like this location, because it's more touristy, they never seem to be out of the products I want.

Oh my gosh I love this place! The literally have EVERYTHING you want or need. Our luggage was…read moremissing so we needed to pick up some items to get us through the day and came here. We seriously found it all and for such reasonable prices. They have a discount card too that is worth it by saving you money on every day items. A huge variety of makeup in the street level and other daily needs downstairs. ADA accessible with elevator. Come on over to Boots!

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.

I stopped by the World Duty Free in Heathrow Terminal 3 to grab a couple souvenirs and a bottle of…read morewater to replace the one my three-year-old wantonly stole from my brother. I wasn't there long, but it seemed like a fine duty-free, covering lots of bases, with a mix of luxury department store products and highly British souvenirs. I ended up getting fancy teas and cookies from the robust Fortnum & Mason section. Great packaging, and very "I got this for you in London." There was a short line to pay, and then I was off to my gate. If you need to do some last-minute shopping at Heathrow, you'll do just fine at this duty-free.

Great experience and found good deals on Chanel and Dior perfumes. Their retail stores on the…read moreairport had more of accessories and clothes Vs perfumes so really loved it. Convenient and good service.