I was searching for rhe Shrewsbury one, but after seeing this one pop up, I've probably spent the…read moremost time in this one since the telford store closed. It's a small frontage, but goes back quite far, with an especially good shelf full of the selectors I was given a voucher for here recently, so I really went to town! The staff are always polite, and charmingly helpful in this one, which is always good!

I love this shop, it's fairly expensive but the chocolate is really nice. There are so many…read moredifferent varieties you are sure to find some you like. They have small slabs of chocolate for about 2.50 whereas the bigger ones are about 11 Definately worth going to if you're looking for a present for a chocoholic but you'll probably come out with some for yourself too. They also do the greatest Easter eggs i've ever seen!

Just from hear of the name of this shop, my mouth is watering already!…read more Yes, Chocolicious of Coleshill is a friendly Coffee shop (and Bistro) placed in the high street of its beautiful city that can really change your mood.It's a truly paradise for those who look for delicious homemade products as well and if you cannot resist the chocolate temptation, it's certainly a place to visit soon! Sweets, jams, ice creams, curds and other gorgeous products are available in the place that also has a takeaway menu with a range of sandwich and salad options. I would highlight their display of retro sweets that are probably successful among the children as well as their range of Mrs. Darlington products that are also a lovely suggestion of present, for sure. It's a lovely place to bring your family or friends for a tea or coffee and their facilities also include a beautiful Tea Room. The service is incredibly attentive and they're a fine example of independent shops in the area, as with the range of homemade local products, as with the lovely Community board placed outside the shop!

Ehh...I don't think I would recommend this as a 'must do.' It's about a 20 minute walk from…read moreBournville station so take this as an opportunity to 'workout' and burn some calories before and after visiting. The highlight was getting 4 'free' chocolate bars. They could do better with managing groups. I got stuck behind a few massive school groups that made the experience take longer than it should have. For example, I skipped the chocolate 'writing' section due to the massive school group ahead of me. Other things to mention: The 3D show was weird, not educational, with very poor graphics. The shooting ride had potential, it was pretty short and again not very educational. The best part was getting free candy at the end.

Cadbury Crème Egg: This is the king of the Easter crème eggs. If you can't already tell, this is by…read morefar the best crème egg in my opinion. For most of my life the eggs were wrapped in a colorful blue, green, and red wrapping. All strangely not Easter colors. More recently the switch was made from blue to purple. Admittedly, purple is an Easter color, but I still mourn for the blue. Unlike some of the other filled eggs, this one isn't simply a 2D egg shape, but an actual chocolate egg. Biting into it you'll notice right away that the chocolate shell is thicker than its competitors. Although this egg has the potential to be messy, the thicker shell helps to prevent mess if eaten carefully. You could completely eliminate the chance of mess by applying the team big bite philosophy and popping the entire egg in your mouth. The inner crème is thick, paste-like and can be a little runny. There is a pink/orange tinge to it, which I'm told represents the "yolk" (personally I think they should make it more yellow). The crème is of course super sweet and tasty enough that I could slurp it up all Easter morning (which comes with the ineluctable consequence of a sugar rush). Cadbury's crème egg is one of my favorite Easter candies and easily Doughboy approved My Cadbury Egg Rankings: 1.Crème Egg 2.Chocolate Crème Egg 3.Caramel Egg doughboy_food_reviews

From chocolate éclairs to sandwiches to baguettes, these are some of the things you will find at…read moreFirkins. This is the one place where I buy jam doughnuts and éclairs from and never have I been let down. It's a very clean bakery and the staff are very friendly. I have been coming here since I was kid and I wouldn't go anywhere else for my cakes and doughnuts. I am a cautious guy when it comes to health but I do like the odd jam doughnut now and then. Firkins is the closest bakery to where I live and its not the biggest of bakeries. However there are times where it is not about the quantity of what you sell, its about the quality. And the quality of cakes, sandwiches and doughnuts sold here are first class.

firkins is another bakers good for warm savoures centred in hill top .read more

A great coffee shop/cafe nestled down one of the side parts of the Kingfisher centre, it is…read moredefinitely worth going out of your way to come here and relax. There is plenty of seating, both inside and out (on the walkway between the shops, it's all inside so you don't need to worry about the rain), and they have a good quantity of highchairs for younger visitors. There is plenty of space between the tables, allowing for pushchairs and wheelchairs. As it is to the side of the centre and not in the middle with the greatest flow of people there is normally space to find seating and it is not too busy. The food that they offer is tasty and not too expensive, and they offer hot and cold snacks, meals and cakes etc. The tables are kept clean by the staff members, and it's a lovely place to relax. The staff members are friendly and happy to help, and if you are struggling with your tray then they are not shy in coming forward to offer assistance. Though the items are a little more pricey it is worth it for the service and the fact that you will be able to sit down and enjoy your food without having to wait and pounce as soon as a table is vacated.

Nice, warming atmosphere with dimmed lighting. lovely cream cakes, and hot chocolate with all the…read moretrimmings. Little over priced though

I always come here when I'm in Leicester to get not only old fashioned sweets but also to get…read moresweets as they should be. The quality of sweet here is much greater than you will find in the newsagent or in the supermarket. Proper midget gems!

Hehe, this place is cool!!! It's name is highly appropriate as it reminds you of proper olde sweet…read moreshops from your youth, with shelves to the ceiling and lots of lovely jars of sweets to buy by the 100g - and still by the quarter too!! They also have a wide range of other candied delights, lovely small boxes of Belgian chocs for low, low prices for example. Furthermore, and not everyone knows this, if you need them they are one of the few places in that particular bit of the city that sells fags, and not just the chocolate ones. You're sure of a warm welcome from the friendly propriotors of this oft forgot City Centre gem!

Great bakery, especially the doughnuts! Which lets just say are probably the best ever!…read moreGood prices and quite conveniently placed! CLose to lots of other shops too.

A nice little bakery on Ball Hill, sells various pastries, cakes and fresh bread. Unfdortunately no…read morefresh cream cakes but everything seems to be to a high standard, and good prices.

This shoppe brought me back to my childhood. Many of the candies in this store they don't sell in…read morethe regular shoppes anymore. The lovely young lady who works in there was so pleasant and offered suggestions. The shop is clean, organized and just makes you feel happy and you instantly feel like a big kid. A definite go when in Bullring.

This great little market styled shop has a very old fashioned feel about it, the kind of shop that…read moretakes you back to your childhood. They offer everything from the traditional boiled sweets, to lollies, nougat and cookies. The choice is never ending, and if you are anything like me, making a decision in a sweet shop isn't easy. Try the peanut butter and chocolate flipz pretzels at £4.99, absolutely wonderful. A nice tasty snack, for a decent price. The perfect store for sweets and confectionary, whether they're for you kids, family or a day out, you'll enjoy spending the pennies in here. Overall, I thought this was a lovely independent shop with an enthusiastic service. You'll visit this one again and again.