Woow this is the place to come. The chocolates are to die for only down side is that its only open…read morefor a few days a week

As a traditional sweet shop in its own right, Sweet Memories is a lovely little store. It sells at…read morethe usual suspects that you could ask for in a memory lane sort of shopping experience, after all, the name encourages one to look at it this way. Whether it's those flying saucers, the foam with the sour sherbert, lollipops, cola cubes, a quarter of barley sugars - all that lovely stuff is readily available. The store itself looks aged and timely, but not necessarily in a specific 40s fashion - I merely think the shop has aged. However, having been to the delights of other traditional sweet shops I couldn't pin this one down as my favourite. It depends, I suppose, how far you might be willing to travel for your trad sweeties, doesn't it? If it's merely convenience, and you live in Pudsey, then this is a fine option. If you are a die hard sugar fan I would suggest trying the likes of Otley on for size. Just an opinion, as they are all lovely sweet shops, but I can't get enough of Otley's Traditional Sweet Shop!

Now, as lovely as sweet shops are, because of the nostalgia and niche market they are a part of…read moretheses days many tend to be all spick and span, highly trussed up affairs and carry the price tag to go with it. So as much happiness as they bring it is more of a treat than regular visit, as was in the old days. Sweet memories is something different, more like a corner shop sweet shop with a few presentation jars of sweets the shelves are packed with tubs full of old-time sweets and children buzzing around on E-numbers deciding which ones they'll get today. Liquorice lays open on wax paper, giant lollies of all sizes glair down at you, cola cubes, angel dust, peanut shaped peanut sweets, humbugs, the little scales and some modern twaddle from chuba chub.

This shop sells lots of old style sweets! It brings back childhood memories walking into this shop…read more It also sells boxes of normal chocolates such as maltesers and dairy box, these are quite expensive though. The staff are friendly and helpful. The shop is clean and tidy, if a little dingy inside. It is located on the main street in Elland opposite the post office, and is easily accessible by bus or on foot. If you're after a pound of midget gems or some black jacks here's your shop! I'm not sure of the prices of the sweets but they are well worth it just for the memories.

This Sweet Centre is so much more! We were visiting Bradford for the day and we decided to try out…read morea genuine Indian (ok, Pakistani or Bangladeshi, really, but you know what I mean!) and we came across this place. The meal was superb. The food was not greasy and there appeared to be no use of food colourings. The cafe is spotless and the chef and waiter were friendly and helpful. There is ok parking outside on the road and the prices are really value for money. We went there at lunchtime and had to wait no more than 15 minutes or so for a beautiful freshly cooked madras curry with pilau rice, chips, fresh salad and chapatis. Our free water to drink was cooled in the fridge and served in a very attractive and spotlessly clean sealed bottle type container with a spring top.like grolsch Do try the cafe out. Its proper name is: AMBALA. THE SPICE LOUNGE AND TAKEAWAY

I liaised with Haaris, to arrange a corporate package of sweets and savories for a client in Leeds…read morewho loves asian sweets and savories. Haaris was very accommodating, creative and flexible in arranging the perfect mixture of hampers. The client was very very impressed, it looked great, and of course tasted fantastic, with a great assortment and efficient communication and delivery. Highly recommended will definitely use the service again. Thank you

Absolutely cracking sweet shop, hugely popular with old and young selling new and classic sweets…read more HIGHLY reccommend you stop by if in Hebden Bridge