This is one of the three sweet centres on the same road. This one being the first one at one end of…read morethe road. I have to say i particularly like this one as having went Bangladesh myself i know they offer one of the best sweets around with their special ways in making and quality assured. It is very clean inside and you can order in bulk for events.

I love Starbucks. Starbucks is my life, I can't live without it. Even tho we're in lockdown, I knew…read moreI could count on the Leicester Forest East Starbucks services. The drive thru is quick and sufficient and the staff are rlly nice. We went at around 17:27 and the nice man, didn't quite catch his name, was so friendly and had a nice convo with us whilst we were waiting for our drinks. I love him. Also the guy making the drinks (looked like a skater boy would rlly suit a beanie) did a rlly good job even tho there wasn't a lot of cream but I forgive him.

New Starbucks on the bridge on the Southbound side of M1 Leicester Forest East Services. I believe…read morethis is the former Red Hen site (if anybody remembers that far back). Usual Starbucks fare at higher than high street prices. Quick service with good quality food and coffee, of course. I'm not sure why, but the place has a sparse, "too big" feel. Makes the atmosphere a little "cold". Quite ok for a motorway stopover, though.

Having lived in the Jewellery Quarter for a number of years, the one thing we lacked was a green…read moregrocers. Of course we have a Tesco but the quality of the products isn't all that. Enter The 8 Foot Grocer, a fantastic little deli-come-grocers. Today was one of those days when you just want to stay indoors, wrapped under layers of duvets with a bowl of soup. Not being able to do that, I ventured into the cold to try and find something warming for lunch. The minute you walk into the grocers you are greeted with a mix of fantastic aromas . With so much to choose from I had to ask for a recommendation. After much umming and ahhhing (purely because it all looked so good) I went for the red pepper soup and a handmade sausage roll which I scoffed pretty damn quickly. It was my first visit and it definitely won't be my last.

When I spotted a new face pop up on Twitter foretelling a new grocer coming to the Jewellery…read moreQuarter... I was pretty excited. Things went quiet after that... No news on where it would be or what it was offering until I noticed a fellow "JQ-er" say they'd popped in a couple of weekends ago. A visit was immediately popped on my to-do list. So, I went to have a gander last week! With it's stupidly convenient opening hours (which is a particularly clever move with the clientele it would attract in the Quarter), I mooched on in on my way back from town around 6pm (it's open until 8pm Monday - Friday). Firstly, I love the fact that it's actually 8 foot. Initially I had wondered what the name was all about, but once I had spotted the unit it became apparently clear. I snapped a shot of the cool sign design and mooched on in to have a look.... To the left of the venue is a couple of tables where you can grab some of their freshly baked goods for lunch. To the right is a selection of shelves offering fresh fruit, locally produced goods and luxury items. Now, I'm with Dave on this one. Only time will tell what the clientele end up wanting and thus, the shop ends up stocking. I feel that the move to stock Peel & Stone is a smart one; Peel & Stone's actual unit (underneath the arches off Livery Street) mainly opens for breakfast, lunch and trade (so could be tricky for locals to grab their carb based treats). I was impressed to see Brummie faves Pip's Hot Sauce and Kneal's handmade chocolates on offer as well as a range of chutneys and cordials from Cuffuffle. The goods being stocked was a bit like visiting one of Birmingham's farmers markets, but obviously with less chance of being rained on and being significantly warmer. My next move is to pop in for lunch (as Stoo as raved about it so much on here), but I feel that actually, the 8 foot grocer will become a staple in the quarter.

Lovely little bakery here. Parking nearby.read more

Excellent service staff very welcoming. The choice of cakes was amazing. The decor was lovely. I…read morewould go back again. Thank you to all for making my visit a great experience.

Popped in to Alcester for some lunch as staying nearby and this place drew us in with the amazing…read morecakes you can see from the window. We had toasted sandwiches and a side of the most amazing sweet potato and coconut soup! Absolutely delicious. We were then too full for cake, but couldn't leave without some and they even have specially designed cake take-away boxes, great idea! The carrot and caramel cake was sensational and worth a trip just for that!

The Biggest Starbucks I've ever been to! (You could hold a…read moreconvention in here. Lol.) And it has a drive-though too! Plus Ladies & Gents toilet, and a disabled loo with baby changing station. Quick service, good selection of food items. Nuneaton has NEEDED this for a long time! I will definitely be back! P.s. you must register your car on the tablet if staying-in, so you don't get a parking ticket.

I don't usually do reviews for the sake of doing reviews but the time has really come to try and…read moregive 'Nuneaton' Starbucks - @ Bermuda Park, St Davids Way - real honest feedback in the hope they will take this information and make some real, fast improvements. Starbucks Nuneaton is my closest Starbucks but in reality and unfortunately it consistently delivers a poor quality, inefficient and frustrating customer experience time and again (in fact I would say it has happened every time I have used the drive-thru!) Here's why: 1) They always seem to never have your complete first choice when using the Drive-thru and when you find out they don't have your first choice you are stuck in the drive thru lane without any way of leaving: because of this you end up compromising and still purchasing another drink/product (which wasn't your first choice) but even then they never seem to get the drink right! 2) We love Toffee Nut Latte - a fav traditional Starbucks Xmas drink out every year. Why is it on the very few occasions that I have suddenly been tempted to use Nuneaton Starbucks Drive-thru (always against my better judgement as each time I have a bad experience @ Nuneaton I promise myself never to go back but relent when time is an issue and I just don't have the time to go to my Fav Starbucks @ Coventry, or Corley). They seem to never get Toffee Nut Lattes right? Why is it so hard?? Is it down to poor training of staff? Poor standards or poor motivation? Why can't they get it right? Why do I have to ask for cream and spinkles each time only for them to never put it on? Each time I have to hand the drinks back and ask them to do it properly and put the cream and spinkles on? I have even had reassurances from 2 staff on different occasions that they would ensure it is made properly, only for them to have not done it???!!!! Why can't they get it right? I had to do it today and in actual fact they gave a Hazelnut Latte!! Poor Service; Poor Quality; Poor experience. 3) For some bizzare reason Nuneaton Starbucks don't get that the cream and sprinkles on a Toffee Nut Latte are standard (clue: take a look at the pictures of the Toffee Nut Latte and other Xmas Drinks that Starbucks Head Office send out every year and are actually advertised all over your premises everywhere! It's a standard so using logic customers should request if they don't want the cream and sprinkles (or made the way they like) and you should not expect the customers to have to ask for the cream and sprinkles AS IT IS STANDARD. As a customer - we have to pay extra for the Xmas drinks - why can't Nuneaton Starbucks get it right?? 4) The drive thru isn't efficient. You can mislead yourself into thinking that because it is Starbucks - you will get a quality experience unfortunately @ Nuneaton just don't live up to or deliver the brand and customer expectations. You wait a long time in the drive-thru; can't get out of the drive-thru is they don't have want you want or your change your mind; you get a poor quality product and experience but are paying for relatively expensive coffee. I say realively because ironically the McDonalds drive-thru @ Bermuda that is close but delivers a far more efficient and better customer experience for half the price!!!!!!!!! Maybe the staff training is poor @ Nuneaton Starbucks or maybe its poor management and supervision but they just don't seem to be able to get it right. On the plus side the staff seem friendly but on the whole they are all letting themselves down: I doubt this business will survive or flourish to better business until they can sort out their problems with training: please deliver what you promise and what we pay for. Please don't try to deceive us with a poor product or the wrong product just because we use the drive-thru and are usually miles away from you when we realize you have given us a poor product and overall poor experience. I hope Nuneaton Starbucks see this feedback; use this feedback, dust themselves down and seek to improve so that if I stupidly decide to relent a use the Nuneaton Starbucks Drive-thru again: they may actually get it right and give me my first choice of product; made to standard/good quality and a good overall experience. Until then - I'll choose to use the Starbucks Drive-thru @ Coventry Showcase or Corley Services who are excellent and go above and beyond to get it right. Anyone who is giving Nuneaton Starbucks excellent reviews and high stars are either people who have never experienced other good quality starbucks; don't know what high standards are or are related to the staff @ Nuneaton Starbucks in some way so give false reviews. Nuneaton Starbucks: Overall Poor. Poor Standards; Poor Quality; Poor Efficiency; High Cost; Poor Customer Service. Unless they can drastically improve their standards you can get a much better experience at the McDonalds close by or go to another Starbucks. Sorry Starbucks Nuneaton: you need to improve massively.

This attractive little sweet shop stocks a superb range of chocolates and old-fashioned…read moreconfectionary. The staff offer a very impressive and unique gift-wrapping service, which includes either a store-themed envelope or mini sweet-box to cushion your tasty purchase, and a blank card allowing you to address it to a friend as a present! The shop is well laid-out and acts as part-confectionary store and part-coffee shop, with very reasonable tea and coffee prices and a pleasant, friendly atmosphere. The vibe inside doesn't quite match the old-English splendour of Jen's Sweet Shop next door, but Treat Street's customer service is second to none and it's exclusively diverse stock delves beyond the world of sweets and into rare and unusual chocolate bars. I bought my Aunt a Cointreau flavoured dark cocoa bar as a spontaneous gift. She loved it and I would most definitely shop here again! Kudos to the great staff and even greater products!

Welcome to Treat Street - A traditional sweet shop selling everything you expect from a sweet shop…read moreand more. A totally new way to surprise someone you care about. Treat Street can send your friend or loved one their favourite sweets in the post, imagine their delight when they open them. Simply choose the sweets and ask for one of the special Treat Street Intersweet envelopes and they'll do the rest. They'll even throw in a card for you to sign. Price is dependent on weight. Just ask Jane or Bob for further information.Treat Street have a wide range of beautiful boxes, bows, wrapping and ribbons to create the perfect package for any sweet or chocolate gift or favour. In addition, they have personalised ribbon printer which allows them to create ribbons specifically for your requirements. Imagine...no more gift tags. Prices aren't as expensive as you might think. There's a small cafe too, they don't have an all singing and dancing coffee machine here but they do serve up a proper pot of tea and mug of coffee for a quid.

hey guys i lost my son here. i last saw him in the parking lot he had a blue and white striped…read moreshirt on and converse please call me. thanks good bread though!

I was so pleased when one opened in the city centre, its great to grab a quick cheap lunch from a…read morepastie to a more healthy salad roll. Great value for money, staff are always helpful and food is always nice.