There has been a sweet shop on this spot for as long as I can remember. We stopped in for a few…read moredifferent sweets. Pineapple chunks, allsorts, cough candy, brazil nuts in chocolate. You weigh and pay. It's nice to visit a sweet shop rather than pull them off the supermarket shelf.

Blackpool's largest selection of Pick n Mix sweets with up to 400 varieties in stock and all at…read morevale fr money prices. The shop also has hundreds of jars of sweets from which you can have your chosen sweets weighed out. As well as that there is an absolutely fantastic range of kids' sweets which will totally amaze all you little ones plus what must surely be the largest selection of loose Sugar Free sweets and No Added Sugar chocolate in the Blackpool area. There's also a huge range of boxed chocolates (including Beech's Fine Chocolates) and a brilliant range of Kendal Mint Cake - the largest selection I've seen of it outside of Kendal itself. As if that's not enough there's a range of over 40 fantastic lollipops and every kind of chocolate bar you can think of. The shop also sells empty gift jars and gift/part bags which you can fill up with our own choice of sweets from the huge range they have instore for just the cost of the bag or jar and the cost of the sweets at the shop's normal reasonable pries.

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How long has it been since I went into a traditional sweet shop? 20-odd years probably. Having my…read moretwo young nephews with me was the perfect excuse to pop in and try and get some 'chewing nuts' that had once been a childhood favourite. Though the exterior and interior looks a tad tired, the shop has dozens of jars filled with sweets and chocolates beyond counting (amongst these were the stereotypical newsagent offerings, this place wears two hats it seems). The shop's owner was a friendly chap who weighed out our purchases in an old-school set of scales and popped them in those crinkled white paper bags I remembered from when I was my nephews' age. A cracking little place, one of a few ones left in the UK I imagine. I hope it keeps on trading as I want more of those chewy chocolate and toffee delights!

Long established sweet stall in Abingdon st market (next to the door). Sells a good range of sweets…read moreincluding lots of jars of old fashioned sweets. Good range for kiddies.

Old fashioned little fruit and veg shop on the main shopping street in Cleveleys. No frills. I…read morelike to support small shops like these as I think we'll be in big trouble if supermarkets keep getting a bigger and bigger share of every market. Not especially cheap, in truth I could have bought what I bought on this visit more cheaply in the supermarket. Cleveleys has a reasonable mix of independent bakeries, butchers and so on though, and this little greengrocers has stood the test of time as they have. Long may it continue.

The best confectioners in Britain by far they make best steak pie ever , the meat and potato pies…read moreare grade one thank you for a magnificent service

The potato and meat pies from Beans are known to anybody and everybody who has ever visited…read moreCleveleys. They claim not to have changed the basic recipe in 100 years and you can really taste the difference! Truly the greatest pies ever tasted. The shop is a little old-fashioned and the food tastes like good, honest, homecooked goods. The cakes may not all be uniform in size - like those mass produced in factories for supermarkets - but nor do they taste like they have just rolled off a production line and into a cellophane wrapper. A selling point at Beans is the fill your own trifle dish. You take along your own trfle dish and they fill it with goegoeus jelly and custard goodness. What could be more simple or more tasty? Please don't be put off by the staff - you will NEVER see any of them crack a smile! It is a running joke with locals that if ever beans employs a happy, smiling new counter assistant the customers always mutter she won't last long. I've no idea why they are all so sullen but my grandad maintains that it has been like that ever since he was a boy - so maybe it is tradition now!

Fantastic old fashioned little sweet shop in the centre of Blackpool. Great for buying presents…read more Lots of delights to choose from which you cant find anywhere else. Highly recommended.

We recently approached them seeking raffle prizes for a charity event and this lovely company…read moredonated us a box of huge lollies, they we're so friendly too. Thank you so much guys, May 12th will be a great day.