July 2025 by Louise Mackinnon
AVOID this branch if you can. Unless you want to be verbally attacked, shouted and screamed at by Juhee at the tills. Have made a formal complaint regarding my experiences at this branch with Poundland Customer relations.
July 2025 by Sara Malaika
I love this shop u get nice stuff although this one lady always at the payment area on Sundays JHUEE is so mean to me and my daughters she will scream in their faces and she is not nice she will make me embarrassed in front of everyone
July 2025 by VD GALAN
Rude staff!!
June 2025 by Moral Compass
This is a great shop, I buy amongst other things, their multi purpose compost for the garden, helps the plants grow and cheaper than Wickes same multi purpose compost. It's a pity this store is facing closure after the £1 take over, another empty shop in borehamwood on the horizon.
June 2025 by Viktoriia Pavlovych
Well located with good accessibility
June 2025 by Sir Khris (?Kaptayn?)
?? Poundland Borehamwood ? Affordable Everyday Essentials with Convenience
Located in the heart of Borehamwood Shopping Park, Poundland offers a straightforward, budget-friendly retail experience for locals and visitors alike. Whether you?re popping in for everyday essentials, last-minute snacks, seasonal decorations, or homeware, this store is a reliable one-stop shop.
? The store is well-organised and easy to navigate, with clearly defined sections for food, cleaning products, homeware, beauty, stationery, and the popular PEP&CO clothing range. The aisles are generally tidy and restocked regularly, making it convenient to find what you need?even during busier times.
What stands out is the seasonal offering. From Mother?s Day gifts to Easter decorations and treats, the displays are timely, well-curated, and excellent value for money. It?s a great spot to pick up seasonal goods without breaking the bank.
? Staff at this location are friendly, approachable, and willing to help, even during busy weekend footfall. The checkout process is usually fast, and there are self-checkout machines for added convenience. If you?re in a rush, it?s easy to get in and out with everything you need.
? Situated in Borehamwood Shopping Park, the store benefits from ample free parking, making it highly accessible by car. It?s also just a short walk from Elstree & Borehamwood Station, with several bus routes passing nearby. The shopping park includes other retailers like M&S Foodhall, Boots, and Costa, making Poundland a convenient part of a larger shopping trip.
? Poundland Borehamwood delivers exactly what it promises?great value, essential everyday items, and seasonal finds at low prices. It?s clean, convenient, and backed by a helpful team. While it?s not luxury shopping, it absolutely serves its purpose for the local community.
May 2025 by Giannakis Popos
Went there to buy hair cut scissors and this brown lady wit hijab on was making a fuss over nothing being annoying !!! Do your job right and nicely. Some decent customer service please
April 2025 by Hoi yan Sit
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I visited on April 23rd at around 4:45 PM and parked my car in the parking lot right outside. My dog was inside the car and did not enter the store at all. He was barking a bit, so I stood near the entrance to tell him to quiet down. I was in a rush when I went in to pay. While I was at the cashier, the woman at the checkout said to another customer, ?I really don?t like dogs.? It felt like the comment was directed at me, even though my dog never came into the store. I don?t understand why she had to make such a nasty comment. I found her extremely rude and felt humiliated. I can guarantee that I will never come back again.
September 2024 by Kseniya Tkachova
Was very disappointed with the customer service. Stuff member asked for an ID to confirm age. While searching for it we were speaking foreign language to each other. They interrupted as saying ?I don?t know what language you?re speaking show me some ID?. We found and sowed EU drivers licence. To which they said ?no, you live here so show me some UK ID?.
That is a huge assumption and I believe it is impolite in general. We sorted out the situation and got the product. Although shop is good this isn?t an okay way to communicate
June 2024 by Avi
Poundland offers great value with a wide range of products at affordable prices. The store is well-stocked, covering everything from household essentials to snacks. Staff are usually friendly and helpful, though the aisles can sometimes be crowded. While product quality can vary, Poundland is a convenient option for budget-conscious shoppers.
April 2024 by toby urwin
Rude stuff and not open on time
January 2024 by Pat Macpherson
Not Poundland anymore. Only a few items £1. Now, average is £4.
August 2023 by Eunice Beckford
First time visiting this store, from abroad between May-July.Excellent selection of toiletries. Easily spent an hour, with each visit.Only 'situation' was ONE of the workers, whose tone was EXTREMELY aggressive, but toned down after l ADDRESSED her.
August 2023 by Nicholas Martin
One of the largest Poundland's I've shopped it. Absolutely packed floor to ceiling with bargains and a Great variety. With fantastic pricing and excellent customer service. Plenty of parking outside , wide Isle for wheelchairs. Very popular so best to go early morning to avoid the shopping rush. There appears to be a far better selection of household items and groceries than other stores.
August 2023 by Genuine Person
The woman at the self check-out (the one in glasses) accused me of stealing a £1 bag when I'd in fact bought it last week and used it for that weeks' shopping in Poundland. How could I steal a bag from behind a counter that I can't access anyway? I'd have to ask a member of staff to hand it down to me (rolls eyes). Not nice. She has no customer skills.Also, I was standing in line to pay, but forgot to get some batteries, so I went to the battery section (at the front) and suddenly this very woman, who we've all been on here talking about (we know who), took the trolley out of my hand, picked it up and put it on the self service check out. I couldn't believe it. I stood there, went up to her and said, "How do you know I've finished my shopping?", then she said I could carry on. What happened to being free to walk around a shop floor? I've never had a shop assistant take a trolley out of my hand before. Maybe she wanted to pay for my shopping. Odd assistant and odd behaviour.
