I personally dont like shopping here as the service is not up to scratch, and the clothing is not…read moreof high quality. which can be good in a way because the prices are low, if your just looking for high fashion clothing. the shop is big, but isnt spacious as too many shelves stand in your way. you'll be lucky to get a pram through the whole shop! overall, clean and quiet place to do some shopping

Pretty good and fairly cheap, staff are nice and helpful but a bit shy. I'm getting confused as to…read morewhat superdrug is for these days though as this branch has chocolate and drinks in the doorway and most people go there for toiletries and cosmetics?? This branch is never busy and doesn't have much of a unique selling point. Some good bargains ranges though

Brilliant prices for stock that all well within sell/use by dates. Many well known High Street…read morebrand names. The diversity of stock is overwhelming. Staff are extremely helpful. Parking is excellent. Well worth a visit. Try http://www.barhamtradingpost.com . You won't regret it!!

What a great shop! It doesn't look very posh or greatly organised, is a bit cramped and gets very…read morebusy. It gets busy for a reason though, it is popular with people because there are so many bargains. The fruit and vegetables are very good, and there are loads of brand goods selling much cheaper than usual. The chiller cabinets host milk, yogurts, ham etc. There are gifts, crockery and stationery also for sale. Upstairs, there is furniture and soft furnishings. The shop doesn't provide carrier bags, but there is normally a good supply of boxes available, and you can take a trolley round with you which you don't have to find a £1 for! The stock does seem to change quite alot though, which can be a bit disappointing if you particularly like an item and then they stop doing it, so if you can, bulk buy your favourites!

I was distracted during my trip to Day Lewis Pharmacy by how unbelievably cheap over-the-counter…read morepainkillers are in the UK. I was in the process of buying a 32 pack of paracetamol and the pharmacist said "They're 79." I just sort of stared and repeated what he said. £79 and 79p sounded equally unfeasible. Perhaps he meant ... £7.90? The cheapest you'd ever pay for even the tiniest bottle of headache medication in Canada is about $5. Anyway, by the end of the transaction, the pharmacist probably thought I was an idiot and I left to cure my headache feeling like a bank robber. In summary, Day Lewis has the usual Pharmacy stuff in smaller supply than some larger chains, and also has the (apparently usual) ridiculously low prices.

This store offers a range of pharmaceutical, haircare and skin care products, as well as a variety…read moreof drugs, medical supplies and usual pharmacy stock. The service was so friendly I actually ended up buying a packet of cough tablets here, even though I didn't actually have a sore throat.

Everyone else goes to this two-storey Boots to stock up on shampoo, conditioner, hair dye,…read moreplasters, vitamins, bubble bath, shower gel, soap, tampons, sun lotion and other toiletries. I go to look longingly at the Benefit counter and try out all the divine lipsticks, eye shadows and face creams lined up in their gorgeous, retro packaging. I love the Dear John eye-cream but it's the Bad Gal kohl black eye pencil I couldn't live without!

This branch of Boots is located on the corner of North Street in Brighton, it is a fairly large…read morestore and is over multiple floors. The staff seemed quite friendly and helped give me directions to a local Foodbank, so I was able to make a donation of items I'd acquired for free earlier that day, I decided to go to the Co-op down the road if anyone here is reading this looking for a donation box. The store is probably slightly above average for a Boots store with the traditional store offering and a few fragrance counters. I didn't really like the food and drink selection being on the top floor, but the selection overall was again okay and basically the same as most good locations of Boots, albeit slightly smaller than my local Manchester branch. Decent sized store, decent selection in most parts and friendly, helpful staff who can help with local problems, rather than just finding something direct in store. 3*

Well stocked store that reasonably laid out.with exception of those dreaded standing baskets in the…read moreaisles. You are greeted by a member of staff the moment you walk in the door, which is nice. After that they'll leave you to shop/browse, but are around if you need advie/help. Very impressed. There are always several deals going on, which is extra nice. This branch recently came out extremely well on a Mystery Shopper assessment.

I've been to this store a couple of times now, and while staff members have always been perfectly…read morepleasant to me (if unable to help me) I've witnessed a few arguments that have made my hair stand on end! Of course, its busy, and there isn't all that much competition in a town the size of Burgess Hill, but I wouldn't honestly be able to recommend this store. The goods they sell are fine - great, even - but with phones the level of customer service after purchase is crucial, and I didn't see much great service going on, which is a shame.

This is a good store to come to if you are shoe shopping - it caters for everyone as it has a vast…read morerange of styles, ranging from trainers, boots, heels, sandals, flats etc. The staff are really helpful and friendly.