Glickman's Confectionery

Glickman's Confectionery

Glasgow

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Glickman's Confectionery

Proudly dubbed as the oldest sweet shop in Glasgow, this family-run establishment has been around since 1903. The flavours are guaranteed to evoke childhood memories in those who grew up in Scotland, and will certainly not leave a curious visitor from elsewhere indifferent. Try the old classics and new creations, made with love by the industrious owners.

Information

address157 London Road, Glasgow
emailinfo@glickmans.co.uk
openingHoursTue–Fri 10am–4pm, Sat & Sun 10am–5pm, Mon closed
phone+44 141 552 0880
facebookwww.facebook.com/p/Glickmans-Confectionery-100057493664519

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