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.

One of those rare independent pharmacies that Boots have been trying to kick in for years, Harrod's…read morestill seems to be going relatively strong. It sells all the usual shampoos, toothpastes but also has perfume, make up, baby stuff and loads and loads of drugs. The staff are really nice here and it's the kind of place where I feel totally comfortable having a chat with the pharmacist to see what he suggests for any ailment that it's not worth sitting in a doctors waiting room reading old issues of the TV Guide for.

Excellent in all respects and a vital part of the local community. Well run, well stocked, always…read morea helpful and friendly atmosphere. Indispensable (excuse the pun) !

My beloved Boots! Not sure why this location doesn't get the love. My experiences here have always…read morebeen good. Customer service and selection are primo. Even though we can now get some Boots & No7 items in the states, we can't get it all. It's not the same as being able to physically go into a shop and stock up on all your faves to take home. That's why I like this location, because it's more touristy, they never seem to be out of the products I want.

Oh my gosh I love this place! The literally have EVERYTHING you want or need. Our luggage was…read moremissing so we needed to pick up some items to get us through the day and came here. We seriously found it all and for such reasonable prices. They have a discount card too that is worth it by saving you money on every day items. A huge variety of makeup in the street level and other daily needs downstairs. ADA accessible with elevator. Come on over to Boots!

Quite a pleasant experience for a pharmacy!…read more I was in looking for remedies for my son's eczema and luckily Rowland carries Mustela -- a French brand of trusted children's skincare items. I stocked up on a few things that will hopefully ease the burn of dry/scratchy skin on my toddler, and even got a free gift to boot! (albeit, for a newborn. Nice anyway). It was clean, well organized and the staff friendly. Certainly a bit more local than a Boots, and I was pleased with it, for sure.

One of the two pharmacies on exmouth market, it is small and efficiently set up. They have all the…read moreessential you might need from treating a bad migraine to fighting your winter flu or cold. They are friendly and when asked to recommend a drug they don't immediately suggest the most expensive solution which I like. One time I actually wanted to buy more items and they convinced me I don't need all of that. :)

As well as being a great local Pharmacy they also offer a fantastic range of fragrances which are…read morealmost always cheaper than ASDA (next door) The staff are really polite and always happy to help, and even more recently there is a consultation area where you can talk to a professional about any problems that you may have, and not possible to get a doctor's appointment. You can get every over the counter medication here and at a reasonable price, sometimes it may be cheaper to check out ASDA as well, but to pay a tiny bit extra to the Pharmacy is worth it due to the discounts on fragrance and their great service!

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.

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 :)

This small-ish branch of the high street chemist gets pretty busy, at most times of day, so be…read moreprepared to wait in line for prescriptions or when you want to pay. It's on just one level and offers many of the mainstream (basic) products and perennial favourites. There's also a small selection of food, drink and electricals. However, if you're after the latest launches, or the widest choice, you might find it more worthwhile heading into the much larger branch in the centre of Kingston.