Boots at Millgate in Bury is a fairly cramped store but still has a reasonably good selection…read more It has a large pharmacy counter, and the selection around the store is reduced (compared to larger stores) but it is okay, some of the products did seem to be damaged/opened so they could pay more attention to that. For some reason, the checkouts seemed to be right in the middle of the store, which meant you had to pass them in order to get through the store, this means queuing could be rather uncomfortable as it could easily mean blocking aisles, they would have been better placed on a corner, or at the back of the store: this is the first time I've seen a Boots store do this, I don't see why it couldn't be possible to move them. The store was clean, reduced staff in the store but as expected due to the UK government restrictions ongoing for COVID-19 3*

This branch of Superdrug is quite a large branch, located in Bury town centre, it is classed as…read morebeing part of "Union Arcade" inside The Rock Shopping Centre. In terms of space, this is one of the nicer branches of Superdrug I have seen, as the isles have more room to move around which is always nice. The range of products around the store is decent/satisfactory, the service was average, maybe slightly below that. As mentioned, the location is good being in The Rock Shopping Centre and this store is fairly close to the likes of GAME and Burger King. The selection of drinks was good, maybe around the average mark, perhaps even slightly above which also was good. They even sold the Starbucks iced coffee bottles which I liked. There also seemed to have some sort of beauty salon/brow bar inside the store, which is something useful for people who like and use that type of thing. Decent overall store and decent overall product range help to warrant a three-star rating, albeit it is a rating I still feel is a little generous.

This is a handy out of town Boots the Chemist which is on a retail park. It is situated next to…read moreTesco and so it is good to pick up prescriptions from when you do your weekly shop. I like it because it is spacious and as well as selling medicines, they do cosmetics, baby clothes, gifts, skincare, haircare and a whole host of other merchandise. They also had quite a good Christmas section, which has now gone into the sale. There are a main bank of tills at the front, and as I have only visited in the week, there generally weren't any queues. Although I did have to wait when I needed advice about medicines. Some items are a little on the expensive side and I found the same type of products cheaper in Tesco next door. Another benefit of going there is that you can use your Advantage card. This is a loyalty card where you build up point when you spend and can redeem them later on for goods. Parking can be tricky as it is a very busy retail park generally.