I don't know about you, but the Candyman for me conjures up images of the horror film made in 1992…read more Not really appropriate for the type of shop that it is but hey ho. It does actually sell sweets, so it kind of makes sense. The shop itself is essentially a large newsagent which sells tobacco products, sweets, biscuits, juice, fizzy drinks, newspapers etc but it also sells quite a large amount of stationary products. Biros, pencils, note pads, envelopes and the like are all available at wallet friendly prices. Plus, they do sell some really random ornaments, just in case you are visiting your granny and you want to pick up something for her mantle piece and also good old discounted Christmas decorations if you are one of those people who can't refuse a discount when they see one and plan for Christmas extremely early.

Cozy little tobacconist (sells pipe tobacco, too!) only a few blocks' stroll from Scarborough…read moreStation. Not too wide a selection of brands, but they definitely have a nice range of Montecristos and Romeo Y Julietas. They also have a nice selection of pipe & cigar accessories, so you'll find whatever you need to get your cigar & pipe started!

The Black Swan Shoppe is without a doubt the finest internet retailer I have ever encountered…read more Selling tobacco and smoking accessories of the finest quality, the staff are friendly, highly efficient and incredibly friendly and if in doubt are always ready and willing to offer their vast expertise, experience and time to assist a would- be buyer, without any of the normal sales pressure. The whole organisation has managed to retain the old retail shop feel, where nothing is too much trouble and the service is personal and immediate. I cannot imagine going anywhere else for my smoking needs and would whole heartedly recommend the organisation to the experienced as well as the new novice smoker. An absolute joy to do business with.

This newsagents was mighty handy when I spent days in the library as a student. They are…read moreessentially a newsagents selling cigarettes, papers, sweets and drinks but they also sold things I might want in study-breaks like yoghurts, cottage cheese or a muffin. The little pot of yoghurts are so cheap and if you ask they will give you a spoon too! It gets busy around lunch time but that's to be expected in any of the shops opposite the Parkinson Building. There is a big sign in front of the newspapers proclaiming that the shop is not a library, which always amused me as the space to read them is so narrow anyone attempting this would be put off by all the other customers barging past - something I have witnessed. Its a good place to pick up phone credit if like me you still have a pay-as-you-go mobile for fear of commitment to a contract and the guys working in their are pretty friendly especially if you're a regular.

On the front of this shop it states that it is a tobacconist, which I guess just means that it…read moresells cigarettes and all its associated bits and bobs (lighters, cigars, rolling papers - you get the idea). However, if you looked at the shop front, you could be forgiven for thinking it was more of a souvenir shop if anything. The windows that can be seen from the outside are packed with various little models and ornaments, including an owl and a deer, somewhat bizarrely. Inside, they also sell various sweets and ice creams that are all perfectly pleasant without setting your pulse racing too much. Basically, it's a bit like a newsagent but replace the large assortment of magazines with a large assortment of souvenirs and models that you don't really want or need but somehow end up buying anyway.

The gentleman who operates the shop is always welcoming and helpful when I send or collect parcels…read morewith Yodel or FedEx. The shop is well presented and very clean.

When I came into Mirage News I thought it was just a bog standard newsagents. Crisps, sweets,…read morecigarettes, bottles of fizzy pop and few newspapers. That kind of thing. That's certainly what it looks like from the outside. And it does sell all of those things. But what it also does is tobacco. So what I'm talking about is cigars. In fact a couple of cabinets full of the things, with a wide range of types. They also sell tobacco, in flavours such as apple, banana and toffee, all weighed out to the amount you would like. They also sell paraphernalia like pipes and lighters. The guy serving is nice enough too. What Mirage News is really great for is its tobacco though.

When a cigarette just isn't enough and maybe the occassion calls for a fat stogie or maybe you just…read moreneed a change of look that only a pipe can bring then Turmeaus' is the place. In an age when we are so health conscious and the idea of smoking is reviled by so many, it seems strange for me to laud Turmeaus' vast array of tobacco related products - but they do have an authentic Cigar-store Indian! Situated handily enough amidst Liverpool's office blocks for those who might fancy a quick chuff on something a bit more exotic than a Lambert silver, Turmeaus is also near some very good restaurants in case you fancy having a good Havanna after a slap up meal - or open at 8am you can get your nicotine fix if the idea of work is a bit too much for you!

An elite tobacco and spirit store in a unique location. Great ambiance, and knowledgeable staff…read more Wide pipe tobacco selection.

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Airey's of Kendal, Cumbria holds an amazing and eclectic collection of tobaccos, including Samuel…read moreGawith and Gawith Hoggarth hand rolling and pipe tobaccos and accessories. A real treasure-trove. Well worth a visit for the tobacco or pipe smoker.

They've got great prices and good selection. Lad at the counter was dead kind and very helpful…read more Will be back for sure

If you are a smoker--no matter what you smoke or how--this is your shop! It's like an opium den…read more(without the opium, mind!!)--dimly lit, strangely foreign in feel--pipes, cool ash trays, bongs, tobacco. I'm not a smoker, nor am I into the whole hookah thing, but if I were this would be an awesomely amazing shop.

Alwoodley Wines is my local off-licence where I know I will get the good old fashioned service…read morewhich so sadly we are loosing nowadays. It is so nice going to a shop where they know your name and what you buy . I'm not very informed about wines so when wanting to purchase a good wine I have not got a clue, I have asked in supermarkets in the past but realise the majority of the time their staff are as clueless as me , whereas when I go to Alwoodley Wines I get a good honest description whatever the price range I ask for. I like having a local shop which still retains its personal touch oh and its fun to pick on an Aussie.

From the owner: The store is open seven days per week between midday and 10pm. You can also browse and purchase…read morefrom our range 24 hours per day on our website. We're a local independent off licence with a good range of beers, wines and spirits. If there's something you're looking for and you can't find it, please get in touch and we'll try to help. We've got an increasing range of Yorkshire produced beers and wines so come and see the best of what the region has to offer. You're sure of a friendly and down to earth welcome from our team. We're happy to run wine tasting events for local organisations, ask for Mick for more details.

This is the biggest shop in the Oddbins chain. It has a large warehouse at the back but a really…read moremassive floor space at the front. The selection of wine is massive with cheap bottles mingling happily with a fine section as well as some beer and cider. The staff here are very attentive and hark back to the Oddbins I used to shop at in the early 90's. These guys are seriously into their wine and love to talk about it. There is always a bustle about the place as they run a large wholesale operation so people whizz about with trolleys loaded with boxes, but will always find time to help you with your wine buys if they can. If you want good wine and decent advice this is the plce to go in leeds. The selection is really excellent and the advice to go with it is always available with special offers always on.