WH Smith Reviews

WH Smith is a high street retailer of books, magazines, stationery and, depending on the size of their outlet, music, videos and DVD. In terms of books, they tend to have mostly commercial books, I mean, mainstream books. It is hard to find "alternative literature" at WH Smith. I live in London and if I want to check a book I ...  Read the complete review

Stationery,dvds,magazines and books are some of the products you can find on sale at WH Smith. The store will be separated into different sections so every item in the store is made easy to find. The price for books here seem to be decreasing all the time!I can not wait to pop here for a read at times because of the good prices and the ...  Read the complete review

WH Smith is a high street store that I am sure everybody has heard of, there seems to be one in every town or city and the store sells books, magazines, stationery, music, DVDs and videos. It is not a shop I seem to go in any more as there are so many more bargain stores around and what with supermarkets selling so much more there just isn't ...  Read the complete review

I like to concentrate on the type of service you might receive in my reviews and experiences i have had in the past to paint a picture of what experience you might have when visiting the store I like WH Smiths and when I needed to buy a new cook book the first place I thought I would visit is the Smiths at Cribscauseway in Bristol The store ...  Read the complete review

WH Smith or Smith's as it is commonly referred to seems to have been around forever and looking at their history this is actually quite true. The original single news store was actually opened all the way back in 1792 in London by a man named Henry Walton Smith. After his death his son William Henry Smith took over with his son with the same name ...  Read the complete review

WH Smith is the highstreet retailer who offers up a range of products much like the now extinct Woolworths highstreet stores. Many of the WH Smith stores out there used to be John Menzies (way back when) as I remember from the one in the town I grew up in. WH Smith is a highstreet retailer offering a large variety of products including ...  Read the complete review

Is there anyone who hasn't at some point gone into WH Smith at some point to buy something? Everyone knows one of the most famous of all the high street shops. Their range of stationery is impressive even if it has decreased over the past few years. The main drawback though is the price. The cost of many things in Smiths is ...  Read the complete review

What has happened to WH Smith? Over recent times there has been such a downward spiral in the choice and quality of stock held in this chain of shops that it has made me reduce how often I visit. In past times, WH Smith was a stalwart of the high street - purveyor of fine stationary, excellent choice of books, loads of games ...  Read the complete review

WHSmith is an excellent shop, which you can find in many towns and cities. They sell all things for the office as well as books and magazines. You can even buy music and DVDs and games in some stores. The store has a large WHSmith sign outside, which is white on a blue background. The store is usually quite well organised apart from ...  Read the complete review

WHSmith is a well known high street store which sells Books, CD's, DVD's, Computer games, Magazines, Newspapers, Gifts and Stationary. I remember my mum taking me here to get all my new stuff for school as a child, however, I rarely go in there now unless its for something ive seen specifically advertised for there, or in passing just to pick up ...  Read the complete review

WHSmith is the only place to get books, DVD's, CD's and stationary in our local shopping centre. This is because Music Zone, Woolworths and Stationary Box all closed down in the past few years. They also sell cards, magazines, newspapers, drinks and snacks. I have always thought of WHSmith as a newsagents. The only thing that I would ...  Read the complete review

Now I'm afraid to say that I feel that WH Smith will be soon going the same way as Woolworths if they don't buck their ideas up pretty soon. WH Smith is essentially a stationary store, which sells a range of Newspapers, Magazines, DVDs, Books, CDs, Games and Stationary. WH Smith was one of the shops when I was a young un ...  Read the complete review

I am not wishing to be the forecaster of doom, especially if you are reading this and are an employee of W H Smith, but I predict that in the future many of the W H Smith's stores will be closing. Those sited at busy stations and airports are safe, they are reaching a whole different market. It is the high street stores that are heading ...  Read the complete review

W.H. Smiths shops are effectively a newsagents, stationary shop, bookshop and cd/dvd/computer games shop all in one, but whilst they sell a very varied range of items they tend to be less than competitive when it comes to prices. The newsagents section is good, with an excellent range of newspapers and magazines on offer, and most shops ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of WH Smith in Caerphilly, South Wales. As WH Smith stores go, this is quite a small one. It maybe small but it has everything you need. It is laid out really well so all the essentials are crammed in but it is still neat and easy to find everything with relevant sections. When you walk in, the tills are in front of you ...  Read the complete review

WHSmiths, a store here in Britain we've all been in and we all know the simple idea of the store, in which they sell media (magazines, books, DVD's and CD's), stationary, as well as the normal "counter goods" of sweets and drinks. However as it's fair to assume we are all to knowledgeable of, they sell them at a price that seems ...  Read the complete review

his is a store on the high street with some fairly good prices for the stationery mostly on sale here. Other than stationery on sale here you can find other items on sale here such as dvds,magazines and books. I shop at WH Smith to look for some books relating to my course at University. Often the books are easy to find because of their ...  Read the complete review

W H Smith is kind of like a big corner shop. I always used to think of it just as a book shop but it sells a lot more than that. My local W H Smith sells books, magazines, cds, dvds, stationary, art supplies, games, cards and gift wrap and have recently added a pick and mix section. Although it sounds great that a shop sells this many ...  Read the complete review

Because Zavvi and Woolworth's have gone bust HMV will survive and it's the same all the way along the high street, one mans misfortunes is another mans gain. With the firsts signs of the recovery in the financial and housing markets quite clear now, only the exploding oil price able to stop the green shoots, whoever survives the year on the high ...  Read the complete review

WH Smith is one of those iconic high street names which seem to have been around for ever and a day. Well not surprising as it was founded in 1792 when it was set up as a newspaper vendor. Well it has been along time since then and now it is a well recognised brand all over the UK. However, to me they seem to be a jack of all trades ...  Read the complete review