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15 years ago
A super little shop in the main shopping area in Beccles. Loose sweets by the 'quarter' [but weighed by the gram] Also lovely local ice cream. Especially for 'kids' and 'grown-up kids' read more
Sweet Memories - Chocolatiers & Shops Near Me - Beccles, SFK
15a New Market
Beccles NR34
United Kingdom
01502 711761
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http://www.sweetmemoriesbeccles.com
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What time does Sweet Memories open?
Sweet Memories opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Sweet Memories close?
Sweet Memories closes at 4:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Sweet Memories is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 4:30 PMSun Closed
Does Sweet Memories have parking?
Yes, Sweet Memories has parking options.
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A fantasy sweet shop- my children are jaded Londoners, but their eyes lit up in this place. Think…read moreWilly Wonka in real life. Of course, they then homed in on the things they recognised rather than the vast array of sweets-by-the-pound or mixed bags ( 10p bags "in my day", now £2 bags!!).That's Gen Z for you tho'.
YUMMY, more sweets than you can imagine. This sweet shop was the first original olde worlde sweet…read moreshop. They have a vast array of all things confectionery, and wonderful service to boot.
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Here's how you do Valentine's Day in Norwich:…read more 1. Stop outside of Chapelfield mall for carnations, 75p each for 6 ("Cost more 'cause of the holiday, sorrey," the vendor said, as if 4.50 GBP was going to break my soul). 2. Go to Hotel Chocolat for AMAZING chocolate. 3. Head to your local wine vendor, for a bottle of cheap but pleasant shiraz to go with said chocolate. 4. Distribute the carnations and chocolate to your girls, watching their faces light up because they also do not have men. 5. Go back to your room and watch "Hitch," while eating the remaining chocolates and drinking that whole bottle of shiraz... alone. (Queue sad Charlie Brown music...) Point is, Hotel Chocolat has a fantastic array of chocolates, from my favourite espresso-flavored, to decadent truffles. The gift boxes are also amazing, and can be ordered for various occasions (though I must say that I ADORE that they made "self-indulgence" an occasion). The best bit about Hotel Chocolat is that it's not a cutesy candy store; it's a chic, sexy, modern chocolate shop. NBs, the sales people were not always so knowledgeable about chocolate itself (which I thought would have been an asset), and they insisted that they didn't take Scottish currency... in case I had any, I guess. (p.s. I'm pleased to report that Hotel Chocolat is now available in the States! Yayyy!)
This is the best chocolate I have found in England…read more Prices are high - if they were cheaper it would get 5 stars - even allowing for the superior quality! Situated in the Chapelfield centre, it is worth a visit - they often have free samples available.
This place is the same shop as in the other 'Sweet Dreams' review, but this seems to be a more…read morerecent version. Probably the best sweet shop in Yarmouth. Very clean. Friendly staff. The owner has put a link to his website as part of his review of the shop. The selection is vast, and sure to evoke childhood memories.
A trip down memory lane comes supplied at no extra cost in this establishment. All your childhood…read morefavourites from cola cubes to sugared mice and everything in between. This shop brings out the big kid in all of us and gives the dentist nightmares.
One of The Brit's bestest ever friends has a wonderful habit of giving me chocolate for Christmas,…read morewhich I don't detest, because it's always been good. Last Christmas he bestowed upon me a lovely little white box of mixed truffles made locally in Colchester. I love gifts, I love chocolate, and I love local, so it was splendid. I waited until well after my return Stateside before diving in because I know me and chocolate - we begin and end quickly. The truffles were wonderfully indulgent, not large, and just the right amount of sweet when you need to treat yourself. Have to many and you go to far. Minerva has done a wonderful job of making it just right. All the flavors were grand such as vanilla, strawberry champagne, salted caramel and others. Some were dusted lightly on the outside as well. The flavors were lovely. I highly recommend just picking yourself up a small box, it's all you need, and indulging once in a while in these hand made lovelies.
Bonnet's (pronounced 'bonays') is one of the most beautiful little shops in Felixstowe. It is a…read moreVictorian style chocolate shop with a huge mouthwatering selection of homemade chocolates. Kept in pristine condition the store is stacked high of chocolates, sweets, cakes and more you feel like you are part of history. The staff are very friendly and although the prices are slightly above average, they are worth every penny. Upstairs is a restaurant and so you are able to get chocolate up till 11pm at night sometimes providing you are eating in the restaurant. The whole shop oozes class and style and Felixstowe is lucky to have such a distinct and individual shop.
We regularly have coffee and cake or baguette at Bonnets. The food and drinks are excellent as is…read morethe service. We had a birthday dinner for 29 family and friends. Everyone agreed that the food was lovely. All the meat and fish was sourced locally. The chocolate birthday cake was delicious as was the sticky toffee pudding and the white chocolate and raspberry brulee. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff and we have recommended this restaurant to all of our friends. Well done Bonnets! p.s. The chocolates are pretty good too!!
A veritable cavern of confectionary!! This traditional sweetshop has shelves and shelves of jars of…read moresweets for your delectation!! Fine Belgian chocolates, you can just buy one if you want to - but I guarantee you won't want to!! Everything you remember from childhood (except Swisskits!!) and more!!
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The little shop inside the Mall has got to sell the scummiest cookies on the planet! They're so…read morefresh and still all soft & warm in the middle if you get the right batch, the smell fills the entrance to the Mall and it is sooo hard to walk buy without getting just one! They also sell, Ice-creams, hot & cold drinks, and personalised giant cookies. The cookies on a stick are great for keeping the little ones amused without a huge sticky mess. You can also buy treat boxes of various numbers of cookies of your choice which are great treat to take home with you! The staff are lovely & really friendly. If you haven't been there you defiantly should!
A must stop shop for cookie monsters. Just off the entrance to Chapelfield from St Stephens, the…read morearoma of Millies cookies cooking is unmistakeable. And delicious. They cleverly price them too. Buying one is just uneconomical. Buying five or ten gets you a much better deal. Although your heart might not necessarily agree They always make good energy food, filling you full of sugar after you've tramped the halls of the mall and are getting ready to brave the outside world again. But don't forget to stash some away for later as they go perfectly with a post shop cup of tea. Or a steaming hot chocolate.
A recent edition to the high street built in a unit which was formerly a Sommerfield…read more They offer some great fresh baking and seasonal novelties which have yummy icing. There's a small cafe eat in area.
Fresh coffee and decent pastries, it hits the spot when you need a caffeine injection and you want…read moreto avoid the Starbucks. This location is on the upper floor of the shopping mall and has a large seating area.
BB's is upstairs in the Mall, in between boots and the post office 9on the left)…read more Its a good place for a pit stop, but a little cramped. If you have a pushchair or wheelchair, you can pretty much forget it. Unless, by some small chance, there are seats at the front. The food/drink is nice, not spectacular but nice. a little overpriced, but you generally find this with all chains. The milkshake is good though!
One of two in the city. It makes a nice gift for the tea maniacs in your life. There's a great…read moreselection available. They often do promotions with national newspapers, The Telegraph have given away boxes of chocolate in exchange for the paper purchase. It's quite a nice little shop on a busy walk way through to the entrance of Castle Mall. If they don't have what you are seeking it's a short walk to the other shop in Chapelfield.
If you like tea or coffee even a little bit, there's going to be something to enjoy in this store…read more A wide range of teas make for great gift ideas and there is also a big selection of coffee and tea making equipment, all at pretty good prices. They also have a fantastic hot chocolate section, catering for those with a sweet tooth. Its a really nice store too, very bright and colourful.
After shopping at other shops nearby this is always a place where we stop off for something to eat…read more They have a very good selection of all freshly made products such as cakes, biscuits, savoury pies, bread and sandwiches. They also have a resturant to the back of the shop aswell with makes it even more inviting but the only problem is is that it can get rather busy. They do also have an outside eating area too which is nice to sit and relax after shopping. Their prices are not too expensive but I've never complained after stopping and having a coffee and cake.
There are a couple of these bakers in Norwich and this one is the one I have been to least. It's…read morenot because of anything bad it's only that I don't shop in Anglia Square that often. The times I have been here though it's always really busy and full of people. They have a display cabinet at the front of the shop that sells all their fresh produce such as - cakes, biscuits, bread, rolls, sandwiches and hot pies. At the back of this shop is a cafe which again is generally busy especially around lunchtime. Unlike the other Bakers Ovens in Norwich this has an outside eating area with a few tables and chairs. This is always nice to sit and eat here if it's nice weather outside. The prices of their pies average at about £1 and it's about 70p for a cake. My favourite is their cornish pasties, along with a fresh cream cake. Their sausage rolls seems very popular too. The smell of this shop when you walk in is mouthwatering especially if you're waiting in a que.
A large supermarket with a wide range of food, homewares, electronics and beverages. The store's…read moreeasy to navigate, and well laid out. It's well located, with a large car park and a regular bus service which stops just outside the forecourt which is useful for carrying bags home. It can get quite busy at certain times, but the service is generally quite quick. The in-store restaurant also provides good quality food at reasonable prices, including curry, fish & chips and lasagne. The menu's varied, but rather inflexible, and shuts at certain times of the day.
I love shopping here, it is a large supermarket that holds a bakery that sells lovely fresh sausage…read morerolls, a cooked meat bar and a fresh meat counter. This store has many good deals and offers on throughout. It's easy to navigate around the store for different sections of food/non food items. They are also very competitive when it comes to prices for xbox 360 games. There is plenty of parking although this can become busy at weekends. They also have a lovely instore resturant which is often quite busy too. The staff are helpful and friendly and at the moment they are doing good christmas offers which helps out those on a budget.
This shop is situated in the central shopping area in Beccles…read more It sells fresh bread, rolls, cakes, pies, pasties, drinks and sandwiches. All are cooked fresh too. The prices they sell their items for are very reasonable too. This can get very very busy everday around lunch time but they do have quite a few staff on to cope with the lunchtime rush. Although this is only a small shop and often when i have brought a cake or pie from here i am qued outside i am never stood around waiting for a long time. Out of the back of the building they also have a small cafe too which is an excellent place if you fancy a quick bite to eat and somewhere to relax at the same time.
I can never resist going to buy a freshly cooked sausage roll to eat whenever I go to Beccles. They…read moretaste soo scrummy and are lovely and fresh. They also sell many different cakes, biscuits, cookies, sandwiches, rolls and bread too which are all lovely and fresh. You can often see a que outside around lunchtime and I can understand why. They are about average prices too. To the back of this shop is a resturant/cafe where you can sit and relax to have a coffee and a cake. This is often quite quiet too compared to the actual shop.
This is a proper tea shop, where you can order freshly-made sandwiches, light meals, cakes, pots of…read moretea and of course, Caley's hot chocolate. Service is really pleasant and the food I've had here was good: my sandwich came with a garnish of crisps and salad, including tasty home-made coleslaw. Service was also pleasant and efficient, despite the place being busy. When you've finished your meal and go to the counter to pay, you'll be further tempted by a range of chocolates. These vary from small bars of Caley's to a more glamorous glass case of luxury chocolates. Overall, a really relaxing and pleasant place to relax in the historic Guildhall.
This is part of the city's heritage and a great place to take anyone visiting the city…read more It's got quite an old feel attached to it, which is why the main clientele is mature. The building is magnificent and worth taking the time to admire. You can enjoy the famous luxury chocolate as well as savory foods.