Worker there was low-key a tart. Idk about the chocolate tho it kinda tasted like chocolate which…read moreI'm allergic to so idk of I have to go to the hospital or not so it might hinder my experience

What a wonderful sweet shop. Took me so far back in time that I nearly missed my plane from Leeds…read moreBradford Airport. They have all the traditional sweets and I was spoiled for choice. Real olde world and highly recommended!

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

Every Christmas my parents buy me a special box of pink Marc de Champagne truffles from Charbonnel…read moreet Walker. And every year I still get as excited as the first time I received them! Charbonnel et Walker is a charming little shop covered in pretty little boxes of different truffles in a variety of colours. From drinking chocolate, to after dinner treats and Laurent Perrier champagne, it prides itself in fine chocolates and gifts. I can guarantee that anybody would be thrilled to recieve a box of delicious truffles from here. The best sellers are usually the Pink Marc de Champagne truffles (try them and you'll see why!) They have a sale on right now in the Victoria Quarter so it's definitely worth a wander to pick up some lovely stocking fillers.

If you have been to Haworth on a sunny day, you will have had a taster of their coconut chocolate…read more I had kilo's of their samples. Simon the owner has a great little shop. Their handmade chocolates are certainly to die for. The range goes from oranges dipped in dark chocolate, to lime and chilli, to parma violets, to cherry liquors, truffles and everything in between. They also sell vegan chocolates, so if you are vegan or have a dairy intolerance/allergy you can still indulge yourself. What can I say? I am a chocoholic and you can taste the quality. A great shop for gifts for someone special or just yourself.

Absolutely unforgettable. First off, the chocolate is amazing. The best I have ever had, and I've…read morehad a lot of incredible chocolate from all over the world. But the service made it even better. The shop owner was such a delight to chat with, and was so kind to all who came into his shop. I will recommend this place until the day I die.

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

Good Thorntons shop. Quite small but friendly and welcoming…read more The chocolate can be quite pricey, but makes nice gifts. Sometimes they have sales on (particularly after christmas or Easter etc.) Where you can pick up some excellent bargains.

If you adore marzipan combined with dark chocolate then you have missed a trick: the dark chocolate…read moreassortment bag sold here no longer appears to contain these delectable sweetmeats, which were huge flat squares closer to a chocolate bar than a truffle. Ah well, at least they still do the dark chocolate mint thins, which are pretty heavenly. And I won't say no to a cherry dipped in chocolate from Bon Bon's either. Go on, try me, see if I'll turn it down The great thing about Bon Bon's is, it's located right next door to a juice bar. So you can stock up on pounds of calorific naughty goodies, and then head next door for a wheat grass smoothie - which of course will magically undo any damage done! Genius, eh?

This is a great little shop. The chocolates are amaaaaazing and you can get them packed up into…read morelittle gift boxes so they make perfect presents. They also sell bags of some real old school sweets, like midget gems, bon bons and cinder toffee. Far too tempting for my liking!

A quirky little sweet "shop" on the main road…read more Think of any sweet that you can't buy in a normal shop anymore and she will probably have it You get proper measures too

This is a funny little sweet shop in Baildon village, opposite the fish & chip shop. It is run by a…read moregrouchy woman, who seems to have an amazing knack of making you feel like a tremendous inconveinence everytime you go in. But somehow she seems warm underneath the cool exterior. I think she spends her days waiting for under 16 year olds to go in and ask for cigarettes, just so she can say no to them :) The shop used to be a mobile wooden cart, judging by the wheels just visible in the pavement at it's base. How it came to find it's permanent resting place there, I can't tell you I'd love to know though. They sell every type of sweet you could want, in big jars As you walk in every wall is stacked high floor to ceiling with jars full of sugary wonderment. They will sell you canned drinks, a small selection of icecreams and cigarettes too, if they like the cut of your jib that is! In the summer you can swoop by here to pick up an icecream on your way up to the moor, which is a nice thing to do.

Wouldn't it be just grand if Hotel Chocolat was indeed a Chocolate Hotel. That would be…read morescrumptious! Sadly for me and the other chocolate freaks out there it isn't, but what it is, well, it's a luxury chocolate establishment that not only tantalises your tastebuds, but gives your eyes and nose a sensory treat too. With Valentine's Day approaching, Hotel Chocolat provides a welcome shake up to all the run of the mill chocolate gifts unadventurous other halves will be scrambling for on Saturday afternoon when mad panic ensues. There's plenty to impress with, the large hearts are works of art just for the eyes. The pink and fruity one is super girly, and will go down a treat with girlfriends for all those hapless boyfs out there. Even it's just to appreciate the craftsmanship that's gone into those square feet of chocolate wonders. The fruit and nut version of this large heart looks like a piece of sculpture. It is magnificent, at £28 it's worth it just this once. The store is nicely open plan, so it's perfect to spot your target and have a general nosey at what else is in the offing. From the small trinket treats to the large hampers, there's a splash of decadence for everyone's budget. The sheer effort gone into the show pieces is extraordinary, and worth paying, to make someone smile. I'm already bracing myself for the Easter Eggs, as they are natural, colourful, and make a good solid Easter gift for a kidlet or special half. Aside from gifts and trinkets there's a good selection of chocolate boxes, cooking chocolate, bagged chocolate treats, Smudge (I shalln't explain as it's worth going in, buying, tasting and finding out for yourself), drinking chocolate, chocolate slabs, and probably many other chocolate things I've failed to mention. There's also a nice and adventurous combination of flavours here, different to the normal chocolate box selections, and that's part of what makes the price so acceptable.

Did I not review my dining experience at Hotel Chocolat? Crazy! Well, I didn't love it. I had one…read moreof the most expensive burgers I've ever had in Leeds (around £16+) and it was my least favourite burger experience. The bread was too tough and stodgy for my tastes (I like a soft brioche) and the meat was a little over done for me. I realise the gimmick for the menu would of course be the cocoa nibs, but their being involved in almost everything was also a little much. I guess I was hoping for things like chili with chocolate sauce? I don't know! That being said, service was grand and the amuse bouche was a treat! Regardless, I love love love love love their hot chocolates. You really won't find better in Leeds. Salted caramel is my current winner, but the chili comes a close second! And the service in the cosy bar downstairs is just so fabulous. You should also give the sweet potato shavings a try -- they're a fantastic snack. I didn't love the restaurant, but everything else about this place is lovely. I'll always be a fan of their chocolate!