An old-fashioned, sugary-sweet, treat temptation Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shoppe offers pure, unadulterated, candy-filled fun. Forget Flying Saucers, Rhubarb and Custard is the current, No 1 best-selling bon-bon de jour, but whatever your fancy - be it Cola Cubes or Sherbet Dip Dabs - your sweet tooth will find it hidden somewhere inside this pint-sized store. For a real trip down memory lane indulge in one of their Nostalgic Sweet Jars. Crammed full of old fashioned sweets, from Wham bars to Popping Candy, this treat will take you back to the sugar-filled days of your youth. Stocking over 180 different varieties, this tiny haven pays homage to the sweets of yesteryear in the only way possible - no frills, no fuss, friendly service, traditional tunes playing the background and lots and lots of sparkling glass jars crammed full of goodies.
Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shoppe
57a Brewer Street, W1F 9UL
An old-fashioned, sugary-sweet, treat temptation in an area of London known for its more alternative delights, Mrs... More
Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shoppe
57a Brewer Street, W1F 9UL
An old-fashioned, sugary-sweet, treat temptation in an area of London known for its more alternative delights, Mrs... More
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An old-fashioned, sugary-sweet, treat temptation Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shoppe offers pure, unadulterated, candy-filled fun. Forget Flying Saucers, Rhubarb and Custard is the current, No 1 best-selling bon-bon de jour, but whatever your fancy - be it Cola Cubes or Sherbet Dip Dabs - your sweet tooth will find it hidden somewhere inside this pint-sized store. For a real trip down memory lane indulge in one of their Nostalgic Sweet Jars. Crammed full of old fashioned sweets, from Wham bars to Popping Candy, this treat will take you back to the sugar-filled days of your youth. Stocking over 180 different varieties, this tiny haven pays homage to the sweets of yesteryear in the only way possible - no frills, no fuss, friendly service, traditional tunes playing the background and lots and lots of sparkling glass jars crammed full of goodies.
