This is a really useful Boots location, located inside Leeds Station, although obviously smaller…read morethan their Leeds Trinity branch, the store is very useful in its' location, and the opening hours are also excellent, as a midnight pharmacy, it is open until 12 am, meaning you are able to pick up prescribed medications well into the night. The store appeared to be fairly presentable, it appears to have had a slight refurb to fit into the refurbished part of Leeds Station very well. Prices were a little high on the to-go food and drink, selection and pricing is better at other outlets inside the station including WHSmith and Sainsbury's. The staff seemed friendly enough. 4* - The store is good, mainly for convenience and the midnight pharmacy.

These guys are great. Always happy to help and really understand there surrounding where they have…read moreto be quick due to many customers working on a timetable for a train. Been here many times. Everything I went for they have in even tho it looks like a small store. They do a late night service here so great if you are in the area and in need of some pain killers!! :-)

A huge Boots store in Leeds city centre, with multiple entrances through either Trinity Leeds or…read moreAlbion Street, in many ways this store reminds me of a slightly smaller version of Boots on Market Street, due to the many ways to get in and out of the store, and the store being pretty big and over multiple stores. The store really does stand out on Albion Street but for good reasons, the modern glass store and it is quite vibrant especially compared to the poorly maintained old building (possibly Grade listing), which is home to Starbucks across the way. The "Food and drink" section has a decent selection, but it is pretty weird having small drinks fridge outside of the main, signposted section, and with it being split into 4 corners (a square of fridges), the selection was typical of Boots but again wasn't as broad as other larger branches, such as Manchester Market Street. Facilities in the store did seem pretty decent, including an Opticians and Chemist. Decent Boots store overall, pretty much average to what one would expect to serve a large city, it doesn't tend to go above and beyond compared to both other branches of Boots, similar rivals and my expectations, however. 3*

When your wife hands you a list with cosmetics that you must under pain of death, bring back from…read moreyour visit to the UK. Where do you go? Here! Floor upon floor is smelly stuff that delight women so very much. For the man, it's laid out so it's easy to navigate. So you can run in, get the stinky stuff and get back out. Better than my home town Boots, friendly staff. But more importantly you can get out fast.

I often visited this branch of Superdrug whilst working in town. My main reason for stopping by was…read moreto purchase a cheap lunch, as their sandwich deal is pretty rockin'. It's basic, the sandwiches are not gourmet, but you get a drink and some crisps with it so it was good enough for me in my pauper days. I always found the staff to be friendly, one used to offer advice on hair dye as we both dye our hair red, and they usually stocked some decent make-up to boot! It may not be a killer destination for some hot shopping but for cheap goods and all things beauty, it's certainly a start! Plus they sell hair shampoo in a can - a total lifesaver if you've hair as long as mine and you're in a rush! One small note - the alarms are set off super-easily, quite often I'd leave and they'd bleep blue murder! Once I even had my bag checked, which never makes anyone feel good... Just a warning!

This is the Superdrug with two entrances, right? It's tiny. I can never find what I'm looking for,…read moreand it's always rammed. The queue yesterday was so long it was right to the back of the store. I should have gone to the fancy new Wilkinson's instead.

It is with severely swollen cheek and a sad face that I write this review! Having just been to the…read moredentist this morning with a second horrendous infection in my wisdom tooth and surrounding face I had to nip by a pharmacy to pick up my second course of antibiotics from a pharmacy. Given that the first time I picked up my prescription from somewhere near the emergency dentist I realised that I didn't really know where to go. Suddenly I remembered! The Lloyds is almost a stone's throw away from where I live! Having gotten off the bus I walked around and into Lloyds. Immediately a friendly sales assistant offered me some help, to which I gave her my prescription. I paid and she said to take a seat whilst they got it ready. I sat down and within about four minutes had my prescription ready to take away! Very happy. Glancing about the shop revealed that they are a pretty well stocked pharmacy, with all the standard meds, body health kits, body fat scales and more that one might ever need. There are a lot of medicines in the 'supervised' purchase cabinets though, so be aware that you may have to ask. All good! Now, hopefully my face should start to recede. Hopefully ...

Regarding Arndale Centre, Headingley, Leeds. Went in there today for the first time to see how much…read morevitamins cost and if they were worth buying there and then or just go online and wait a while. Was constantly stared at and followed around by staff wearing ear pieces. Then encountered a rude security woman at door on exit. There was only a total of 3 customers in there so you'd think the staff would try to be more welcoming. I have no doubt this shop will close down.

Fairly big branch of Superdrug with almost everything you could need. They have good selections of…read morecosmetics, toiletries and pharmaceuticals at a range of price points. The cosmetics selection is surprisingly extensive, even though they don't have a huge range of the more expensive brands, which I suppose is one of the nice things about Superdrug. They have plenty of check outs, although I've yet to see more than about 3 of them in use, I've also very rarely seen queues more than two or three people long. They also have a "brow bar" for eyebrow threading and shaping. Offers are available for those who hold the loyalty card, which you can also sign up for in store. Students who hold an NUS card can also get a 10% discount.

It's not often you think about emergency medicines, and whether you could get your prescription at…read more10 o clock in the evening if you needed it urgently. Unfortunately last night I was in the situation and needed to locate a pharmacy at half ten. Pharmacy 100 was recommended to us by the doctor and we headed there straight away. Brilliant! Antibiotics could be picked up and toothache abolished! I thought picking up a prescription at this time at night would be an absolute mission!! Despite being happy with the time of the service the staff were quite rude, obviously not too pleased with their late night hours. However I feel when dealing with ill clients who will feel a little worst for wear, pharmacists should be smiling, friendly and patient. This was not the case. In addition to this the area is a little dodgy. The shop is a bit isolated and a large way out from the city center. I felt vulnerable when walking to the shop from the car. I would advise everyone to take someone with them when picking up their medicine!

Having asked the manufacturers of a certain kind of cream they gave me Rutland Pharmacy as a…read morestockist. I rang and was surprised to hear some background noise and then they put the phone down on me. I rang back. "oh, yeh, sorry I was busy" was the reply. I had to spell out two very simple words to the assistant who was rude and abrupt. No they didn't have the the cream. And that was that...I shall remove their number from my phone book - not even worth one star in your ratings

The staff at this establishment including the pharmacist have appalling customer service skills…read more It's as if they don't know the meaning of the word 'listen'. It's impossible to explain one's self as they habitually interrupt. Very low grade service all around.

This pharmacy is the nearest to Leeds Student Medical Practice and the University, located opposite…read morethe Parkinson Building in that line of shops where you can get a really good coffee and sandwich for your lunch. Its pretty small but sells many things - shampoo, deodorant, vitamin supplements and any over the counter medicine. I have picked up many a prescription from here after visiting the doctors and never had to wait too long. They have a pile of those forms that students or people on a low income can fill in to apply for free prescriptions, something most students don't know they are eligible for.

I've been back to Boots a number of times since my last review, and there's a good reason why this…read moreplace is top. So, obviously, it has all the basics you could require from a pharmacy: skin products, hair products, medicines, travel style items and so on. But it's their helpful way of dealing with prescriptions that I've found most useful whilst using their services. A while back I bought some prescription medicine, and at the time this required ordering in. I paid for it, left my details, and promptly forgot all about it. Happily, they were then able to leave me an answering machine message, and even posted me a reminder through the mail to pick it up -beyond helpful, as often my brain will sieve process that kind of information. Next, you've the ladies who work there. They're always so friendly and helpful, whether it's making sure you're on the right prescription, checking whether it's safe to take the medicines and offering solid information on small queries which don't require a doctor appointment. Add in to that the friendly banter and chat, this time being about the earrings that I'd made (and how they could make themselves a pair) and what would usually be a standard task to complete becomes a mini highlight of the day. I know it sounds silly -it's just good customer service -but in a world where often the retail sector merely processes money from your account, it's great to lift your day talking to genuinely lovely people! Anyway, that might just be me, but I think these guys are reet lovely.

I think ikkle87 is right - this has to be the tiniest Boots in the whole world. Fact. Once you're…read morein, you can't turn around and go out again because you'll trip over yourself. That's it - you're committed to walking around the whole tiny thing. They don't sell a huge amount of stuff either - it's only really good as a pharmacy. For toiletries and other things go to a bigger Boots, or better yet, Wilkinsons, where you'll save a fortune.

I have been scared of this Boots ever since I came in one day and spent £85 on makeup…read more Today I made myself go in and buy a Capri Sun because I was dying of thirst and it was 85p, which is a better 85 really. The man behind the till kept humming though. And not the same tune that was playing out the speakers. It was most bizarre and unfortunately that fact alone cemented my resolve not to go back again, mostly because there's a perfectly good Boots near my work. And this one is always busy.

This store has a really deceptive front it looks like a small store from the outside but when you…read moreget inside its fairly large. It is spilt into to number of sections in including baby, beauty and so on. As well as selling big name brands it also stocks many of it own brands products at very reasonable prices. There makeup range No7 is excellet and so are the No7 beauty products. They often run excellent offers like BOGOF and 3 for 2. I managed to somehow get 6 cans of right guard for the price of one as they were on both BOGOF and 3 for 2 at the same time although I expect this was glich. I will certainly be popping in more often to check the special offers.