This Boots is obviously not as big, grand or stocked as a Boots in the bigger cities. But Boots…read morecaptures my interest all the time. I love it like I love drug stores in any country! Drugstores are like the pulse of the community. No. 7 stuff is SO EXPENSIVE in England. I bought a cleanser that was soap free and excellent but cost 8 POUNDS. I just went to Target yesterday and it cost $8. They keep giving out these 5 pound vouchers for No. 7 stuff. And I saw that they have a hand cream that is 5.50 pounds. Not too bad. Word of caution: if you suffer from seasonal allergies that causes itchy dry eyes and you plan on wearing contact lenses, bring US eyedrops because the Zaditor stuff I use is not over the counter in the UK. It's not even readily available by Rx.

This is a good branch of Boots, considering it's so small, and has everything you need - a pharmacy…read morecounter, baby department, a well-equipped beauty aisle and all the essentials. Boots have also taken over Birminghams on Eastgate, which has a good range of high-end cosmetics such as Lancome. It's just a pity neither of them do Boots' fresh foods! The staff in Boots are friendly and most have been there for years, which is testament to their expertise and to Boots as an employer I suppose! The pharmacy staff also seem knowledgeable and helpful in both Boots and Birminghams.

Boots on Coney Street is the largest of the many branches that Boots have in York's city centre. It…read moreappears to have had a minor refurbishment recently, so the store does look fresh and modern, compared to some other Boots stores which are going on a bit now. As well as the Pharmacy that you find in every Boots store, there is also an Optician and Hearing Care facility. Prices are competitive, other than the food/drink section, which I always find to be rather expensive at Boots compared to rival chains, as they rarely seem to have any offers in that section, combined with higher prices before promotional offers even come into play too. The selection is reasonable, the staff were friendly enough and this is a good Boots location overall that I would return to on future visits to York. 4*

When we were last in London (4+ years ago), we'd bought an item at a Boots Pharmacy that's only…read moreavailable via prescription in the U.S. - and since our insurance deductible is high for certain items such as this one, we were anxious to buy more of that item when we next visited England. We went to this Boots Pharmacy today ("pharmacy" being a huge understatement, as the store is large and it's very much like an American chain store) and bought the item we needed. The man who rang up our purchase (in the pharmacy section) was SUPER-friendly and we had a delightful conversation with him. Also; the store is well laid-out & very clean, and the selection looked very good.

The biggest Boots store in Nottingham, it includes an Opticians and a Pharmacy. Spread over two…read morefloors, with a large Baby and Photo section upstairs, and Everything you would expect from a Boots store downstairs. They have lots of multi-buy deals and you can collect Advantage Card points. It also has a baby changing and feeding room upstairs.

Nice little lloyds pharmacy. Quite a small old fashioned one, always have everything I need. Staff…read moreare very helpful and friendly too!

Great little chemist only small but does have most things and if they don't they will try to get…read morewhat you need on the same day

I go to Boots and then to Superdrug to compare prices, and I must say it is a bit cheaper than…read moreboots and has a few unusual bits and bobs in there also.

I always felt Superdrug peaked in the 80s, when it was a true contender to the meglomaniacal Boots,…read morethe prices were considerably cheaper and their own ranges were more fun. Doesn't seem that cheap any more! Although there are still bargains to be had, and they have a good make-up section.

Located within a popular shopping centre this health and beauty store has a large selection of make…read moreup and fragrance. It also has an extensive range of gifts during the run up to the festive season. However, in terms of medicines and personal hygiene products this store is lacking in comparison to other superdrug stores. Despite this it has most of the products that shoppers in this type of shopping centre would desire. The customer service is good but I have never known the store not to be busy, so expect to have to queue for a few minutes at the tills.