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WHSmith in Chiswick is your one-stop shop for books, stationery, and snacks, making it an essential stop for all your shopping needs. Located prominently on Chiswick High Road, our store features a diverse selection of bestselling titles and classic literature, perfect for avid readers of all ages. We also offer a variety of stationery supplies for students and professionals alike. With our friendly and knowledgeable staff ready to assist you, you can count on a pleasant shopping experience every time you visit. Enjoy a convenient shopping atmosphere that caters to both your literary and everyday needs.

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Josep Soler Casanellas

5 Google Rating

Big shop and good for internet shopping

5/ 5

Big shop and good for internet shopping

Shirley O'Connell

5 Google Rating

It's a fantastic place for all your stationery books and magazines etc.

5/ 5

It's a fantastic place for all your stationery books and magazines etc.

sevil thomas

3 Google Rating

Good place . Can not do with whSmith

3/ 5

Good place . Can not do with whSmith

Kieron Knights

1 Google Rating

Rude staff and needs a major refurb.

1/ 5

Rude staff and needs a major refurb.

Richard Flann

5 Google Rating

Good shop

5/ 5

Good shop

T.K W

4 Google Rating

This is a very full store, to be fair all WHSmiths are full and have been dull for a while. I have h

4/ 5

This is a very full store, to be fair all WHSmiths are full and have been dull for a while. I have however had a delightful experience and mainly so to the helpful gentleman who I can clearly see is enjoying helping out and assisting above and beyond. It’s a shame the store is just absolutely dull.

greg gmanfizzle123 bayliss

2 Google Rating

slownpaced staff walking backwards you'd be faster

2/ 5

slownpaced staff walking backwards you'd be faster

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  • Sunday08:30 AM - 07:00 PM
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  • Tuesday08:30 AM - 07:00 PM
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  • Thursday08:30 AM - 07:00 PM
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