A fun colourful shop! Yes the M&Ms are hugely overpriced for what you can get in the supermarket but the kids are amazed by the huge range of colours that are displayed on the ‘chocolate wall’ so sometimes you just have to Enjoy! Lots of fun merchandise, we always get a new mug when we visit, very good quality!

Amazedddd!! With the chocolates 😻😻 I went with my daughter yesterday and bought every flavour chocolates and all tastes like a wow!! 🤭 Staff is really friendly they welcome and greet in a great manner when opening the store stunned by the chocolates tubes on the. Wall as it was a amazing experience i wish one in India although i have some issues with the chocolates at the tube wall but a staff named charlie (a very hardworking sir) understands me everything in one way i love things that i have buy many things from two different counters on name the staff mrinalini who served me in a great way 🥰 And one staff named brinda works well she does marketing for blanket and ask my daughter about her visit in great way . Need more staff like this three !! Keep it up all the staff are friendly. I overall love to being guest here and willing to visit here 🔜

The M&M's store has become a focal point of Leicester Square. It is close to both Picadilly Circus and Leicester Square Tube stations and is on the edge of China Town. I did not have to queue to get in but they had barriers in place in case there was a sudden rush of customers. There are three floors to visit and as well as selling M&M's there are loads of different things to buy with the M&M's branding and in a variety of colours depending on what is your favourite. There are plenty of places to get those selfie pix and also so many products to buy such as clothing, hats, sleep wear, bowls, mugs, glasses and MORE! You can also buy sweets in presentation cases and these are quite expensive. If you just want some M&M's I would just suggest heading over to a nearby newsagents and getting a bag. They will be much cheaper!

Amazing store dedicated to the kids favourite sweeties. They were literally like kids in a sweetshop! Based over four floors, each one smelling more and more like a chocolate heaven, it sells memorabilia alongside every variety of M&M possible. We stayed for 45 minutes, and had to drag the kids away!!

Interesting place to visit with 4 floors of spaced out merchandise, looking like a poor use of space. It is very expensive with gifts around £15 containing the equivalent of £1 worth of M&Ms, but we expected it to be a bit of a tourist trap. Interesting for a look around though.

We visited at around 8:30pm on a Monday evening (they open until 10pm) and there was no queue, either to get in or to purchase merchandise. Everything in the store is highly overpriced, but it is a visual spectacle to see. You can take pics with giant M&M statues posed like Abbey Road, or in various other parts of the shop, which is fun. You can also do an interactive screen to find out what colour you are most like, and can do things like print your face or your message on M&Ms for a high price. There are lots of souvenirs but be prepared to pay for them. Worth it for a look if you don't have to queue.