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.

it is a rip-off place. I got ripped off once. Although live nearby, I will never go back and will…read morewarn people against going to this one. It is a must-avoid if you don't want to be ripped off. Better go to Boots at Hays Gallery or other pharmacies around London Bridge.

Travelled to London from Los Angeles and forgot to bring my prescription medication. I was able to…read morebook an online appointment and be seen within an hour within this pharmacy. Lovely helpful staff and prompt service! Highly recommended!

After trying 3 other pharmacies who were closed on Sunday, we found this one. Coming from the US I…read morewas surprised the item I needed required a script from a physician. The chemist was so helpful and kind which truly aided my surviving this trip.

First rTe in all regards and the Pharmacist is very helpful and is very knowledgeable. I cannot…read morerecommend this place enough. They are open late the place is clean they have lots of good products and it's some definitely my favorite pharmacy in London.

This is the Boots (The Chemist, but actually owned by Walgreens) that was closest to our Hotel on…read moreTrafalgar Square. We ended up here a couple times, for deodorant, antiseptic wipes, and other odd toiletries that we thought we were short of at the time. When packing, we seem to worry a lot about missing something, while momentarily forgetting that its usually all available anyway at or near or final destinations. Plus it's kind of cool to explore country-specific brands and unique packaging.

The US equivalent of Target/Rite Aid/Ulta but in one store. You will find over the counter meds and…read moreyour essential beauty needs. Plenty of locations throughout UK and it can come in handy when you have emergency personal needs. Most of their items are very reasonably priced so whats not to like. When in London, you must paid Boots a visit :)

I have been shaving with a safety razor for several years now. I support man products and the art…read moreof shaving. While visiting London I did want to check out the store. They have a nice line of product options. But when asking about the products the customer service was only fair at best. To bad as if the service was better I would of brought more.

Not just a Pharmacy, this is a 200 year old London treasure…read more Tucked away on St James Street D R Harris more a homage to olde than a pharmacy. But it also happens to be a wet shavers emporium. With a fantastic selection of soaps, creams and brushes for London gentlemen to meet their shaving needs. It also sells the best lip balm, second to none. It's my wife favourite. This unassuming yet marvelous business sells its wears all over the world and in some of the finest stores. And the regulars are something to behold.

Why the heck, you might think, do you need to review a pharmacy? - Well, because I think this one…read moredeserves a shout out, as I've always found what I needed when I came here. I love it because it's all so well-stocked and neatly arranged. And if you don't find immediately what you're looking for, be sure to ask for the staff behind the counter and they will be able to help you out. To be honest, design-wise this store wouldn't win a gold-medal - with its narrow aisles and quite dim lighting, but still...this is a more old-fashioned pharmacy/chemist, where customer service is valued higher than displaying the merchandise in the perfect angle!

Agree with others: this Boots is SMALL, but it's super convenient and actually so well stocked with…read moreessential toiletries and medicine. Stuff you might need at the last minute or while you're on the go, so don't expect a Boots with like a fragrance, or home goods, or electrical departments. Stopped here on my way through Paddington twice recently: once to casually look around and pick-up a loofa, a travel-size mouthwash, some paracetamol; the second time much more frantically when I was openly bleeding and needed emergency plasters (seriously and specifically, I now swear by the hydrocolloid plasters!). Self check-out here is easy!

During my many business and personal trips over the years, I often end up at a "drug store" for…read moresome toiletry I've run out of our need. This Paddington Station Boots turned out to be so exception as it was bar soap (of all things) that I successfully went looking for. That was based on a discover that UK showers now have dispenser bottles, but not a small wash cloth anywhere. Bar soap was the answer and with zip lock bag already in hand, I was set. As Gayle and I were staying at the very nearby Hilton Paddington, convenience was more important than store size or serious shopping. I would have appreciated a larger selection, but I did get what I needed.

I was craving something sugary and luckily Boots was nearby so I ducked in. They were running a…read morepromotion of 2 Cokes for £2. Score! I picked up two Coke Zeros - finishing one and saving the other for later. Convenient, easy, and friendly!

Ahh..you old Coot! He He…read more You can be a young or old coot and shop at Cootes. This store sells a combo of Boots/Superdrug type stuff and higher end products like Clarins and Givency perfume. I like to buy my apricot scrub here for 99p. The woman at the cash register is always really nice to me. I also come in here to look at the hair clips and barrettes (big surprise..spending money on hair). A company called Crisco (no major brand) makes them. Interestingly, this store also sells more upscale perfume/toiletry items like cologne from Cologne (Germany) and Roger Gallet sprays.

Well equipped and spacious but two very unfriendly pharmacists who do not know how to smile or have…read moreany customer service skills. I went in to buy perfume on a Saturday. The shop was empty and I was waiting at the perfume counter for help. A young bored but sweet guy who was slumped on the counter, came to help after I asked, and the very unfriendly pharmacist who made me feel if she was doing me a great favour. The other unfriendly pharmacist was looking over the counter from his perch up high as if I was about to do a robbery!! After spending over £50, I'll definitely go elsewhere next time!!!!