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!! :-)

Advantage card Kiosk? Check. Instant Photo Kiosk? Check…read more Photo Lab? Check. Midnight Pharmacy? Check. Prescription Service? Check. Lots of lovely make-up? Check. Plenty of delicious body treats? Check. Lots of perfume? Check. A money Tree in the corner? Missing! If you're a slave to Boots like I am and always spend a large amount of pennies on the fragrance, body and cosmetics they have to offer...steer clear! This store is one of the larger ones and has a huge choice of christmas gifts in at the moment. My bank manager will not be happy if I make one more trip there this week.... The only thing I didn't like was the lack of an Estee Lauder, YSL and Dior counter...Why boots?! Why?!?!?!

This would have to be one of the larger Boots stores in the Leeds area, certainly much more…read moregrandiose than the Headingley version and its strange door, which I've managed to walk into several times. As soon as you enter you can feel the space of the store looming before you - it's pretty big. As such it holds a lot more stock than the average Boots chemist also - hair products, perfumes, make-up, body-care items, luncheon meal deals, perscription counter and more are all readily available and seemingly x10 on the smaller counterpart stores. Given that I've rather specific items of make-up that I like to use I nipped in on the hopes that this Boots would stock them, as the previous one had failed me. Happy days! There was my specific brand of concealer, in my extra fair shade! Thanks to the Boots I no longer need walk around looking like I've not slept in days, even if I feel that way. Awesomes. You know the nicest bit, too? The lady who served me was so friendly and nice, even though she had clearly worked all day with nary a customer in sight. How lovely! A very handy, very uber Boots.

The Lloyds pharmacy at Whalley does have a wide range of products in store including small toys,…read moreperfumes, everyday medicines and vitamins, make up and cosmetics. It is conveniently located beside the local GP / Health centre, offers a prescription service for those needing regular repeats, and has a private room for consultations and checkups. Staff are generally friendly and knowledgeable about medicines and minor illnesses / injuries. It lets itself down by not having sufficient amounts of prescription medicines in stock; with staff often asking customers to return later in the day or the following one. It causes further inconvenience by remaining closed due to the qualified pharmacist not being available, which happens quite often. Sometimes, there are three or four people outside the front door at 8.30am waiting to collect medicines promised the previous day but pharmacy assistants cannot open up or handover owed items unless and until the pharmacist arrives. Not sure whether this is problem exclusively to the Whalley store but it is certainly a problem and causes a lot of inconvenience to people using its services. Even more so considering that some will have had to pay £1.00 for parking on the Whalley Arms care park!!

Roundhay Pharmacy has a charmingly retro look, with a slightly haphazard window display practicing…read moreD.I.Y. chic, with pieces of coloured fabric draped over boxes which display various products, and handmade signs advertising various offers written in coloured felt tip. Their range of products is pretty standard for a pharmacy, with medicines, toiletries, makeup and hair accessories predominating. As well as selling various essentials they also have a passport photo booth (these always take me back to my youth when my friends and I would try to pile as many people into a booth as possible to get some 'wacky' posed photos. What fun life was before digital/phone cameras were widespread!) and they process photos from old-school cameras in an hour. Great!

Boots in Brighouse is a fab little store. It is situated on the main street. The staff are all very…read moreprofessional and friendly, always willing to help with any questions. The store is clean and tidy, with everything set out neatly on the shelves, easy to find what you are looking for. There are always great deals on the products, especially Boots No7 brand cosmetics. I love shopping in this store, they have a great reduced section too! If they don't have the item you want in stock, they are happy to order it in for you. There are some fab Xmas gift sets in this year!

Boots assistant needs retraining in Brighouse In my previous…read morevisits to Boots Chemist in Brighouse, I have always been treated with courtesy and in a professional manner. This all changed on Wednesday 19th February 2014 when I approached the till operated by the assistant Ruth to pay for an item. I told this assistant that I wished to pay for the item using my Boots points and that I also had a discount voucher that I would like to redeem at the same time. She informed me that I was not allowed to use the discount voucher at the same time as redeeming points, I accepting this explanation without any problem. At this point she appeared to assume that I no longer wished to redeem my Boots points and once again she gave me the price in cash. I reiterated that I wanted to pay for the item with my points. At this, she very abruptly replied "you did not make that clear to me" repeating this more than once. I politely pointed out that I believed that I had made my intentions clear from the outset; she repeatedly insisted that I hadn't. Her attitude towards me was such that I felt that I was being admonished in the presence of other customers behind me in the queue. Not wishing to engage further in an argument with her, I paid for my purchase and left. If there was a misunderstanding between us, it certainly was not on my part and I hoped for an apology from her but instead I received a scolding. I believe I am owed an apology from Ruth as I left Boots Chemist very upset and reprimanded. I am a very alert lady in my early seventies but I was left feeling that I no longer had my dignity. Carole Melvin

I like this Boots store, it is a fairly large and modern store which stands out within The Broadway…read moreBradford, which is the shopping centre, in which this store is located. It is actually located next store to rival brand, Superdrug, this is something I always find amusing, the one advantage this store has over Superdrug is that they have a Pharmacy inside Boots, which is useful for picking up medications when in Bradford city centre. Although the Pharmacy could be greatly improved as the hours are limited. The Pharmacy shuts considerably earlier than the rest of the store, it closes at 17:30 during the week, which in my opinion is far too early for a city centre, especially when the store opens until 7 pm. It closes earlier on weekends too at 15:30, do they think people fail to get sick in the afternoon and early evening? The selection inside the store was good, there was a large selection of gift cards, and the selection of men's products including toiletries was good. Prices are competitive with offers available including Student Discount and Boots Advantage. 3*

I much prefer the city centre Debenhams to this one. The layout here makes less sense and I always…read morelose my bearings and start to panic like a five year old who's lost their mum. The sprawling perfume section at the entrance makes me want to gag - at least at the other Debs it's all nicely contained and you can steer clear if you don't want to be sprayed in the face by over-zealous sales assistants. Would much rather pay for my parking and battle with city centre crowds to get to t'other one, thank you very much. White Rose Debenhams - get a facelift.

I really like Debenhams - as usually when I visit I find something I like and need. The White Rose…read moreDebenhams is an excellent store with a great clothes section - all the Designers at Debenhams and other concessions. There's also a wedding section (where you can buy outfits and set up a wedding list), a house and home section, lingerie, make up and beauty and jewellry section. (My perfect shop everything all under one roof). There's also two good cafes. I prefer the one on the top floor as it tends to be quieter and they do nice lunches/ meals.

It's never a great thing if you have to go to a pharmacy, usually it means that you are poorly and…read morehave to pick up some prescription for some nasty medicine or tablets - usually ones which make you feel as groggy as you would hung over, only sans the ability to actually drink alcohol! So, it's nice if you can get a pharmacy that makes life a little easier. The Medichem pharmacy of Chapel A is a fair enough place to visit in this instance. They have stacks of handy ailses filled with all the easy to find flu tablets, cough medicines, pain killers, sanitary items, cosmetics and any other supplementaries that you might need in support of that prescription - or even without the prescription! It's situated just a little further down from the main area of Chapel A, so it's along a reasonably busy road, but you can always park in the Lidl opposite in a pinch. Staff seem helpful and such, so all in all, not a bad place to go if you're on the underside of the weather!

This pharmacy is absolutely enormous for a small out-of-town chemists. It has a few chairs to sit…read moreand wait for your prescription but frankly I'd rather browse the extensive shelves. There is a weighing point where you can find out your weight for only 20p in Kg (quite novel for those of us still using stones and pounds); information about Chlamydia, the STD many of us will have at some point according to this literature. As well as the a range of vitamins and supplements they stock the Nelsons homeopathic range which I'm not sure you can even find in most Boots stores. There is a 99p section with some good bargains, as well as everything else you would expect in a chemist - shampoo, soap, plasters, make up, sanitary towels, cold/flu remedies, I could go on...oh and a photo booth. Very useful if you're getting a passport or driving license.