John Bull World of Rock

One of the Best Places To Visits in Carnaby Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A experience for and adults a like. Definitely do the extra and lolly making, And take the time to look at the history exhibits some fascinating information. We did the today and it was really interesting to see the staff working in the factory. It was £4.50 per adult to do the tour. The is extra at £1.50 each and decorating is £3 each. Both are optional. Staff were so friendly and kind! We really enjoyed it. We visited before our stay at Primrose Valley in the school holidays. We did the which I highly recommend - nice friendly staff and lots, of free samples as you walk around! Also had the option to roll a piece of with their initial in it, and make a lolly that they decorated themselves. Very interesting to see the hive of activity and things being made as you walk around it. Only visited the shop, that was for hard and at prices. There also a children's soft play and really cafe, with very reasonable prices. The wasn't available on our visit. place to visit with all members of the family. You get to see how are made. You get to roll your own stick of and make your own lollie 🍭. You get to sample different and biscuits while on the I took my family here and they absolutely loved it. Got a lovely warm welcome and the staff was absolutely brilliant. My family experienced on and a around the and tasting (very addictive if you have a sweet tooth). After the finished it took you into the which had a wide variety of rock, sweets, biscuits, toys and gifts. This is a fabulous day out for any age and family. Highly recommended this place to anyone. Nice place to take the however when we went there where to many people you couldn't here the guide talking and we couldn't see .so you mist information. Maybe the guide should have a mic so we could here . But got to make well roll a stick of with your initial inside.and also the made a lolly ..but overall a place advance booking required Very for about £15 for 2 adults and 2 children. There was a introductory video about the history of the family run company and then you went into the room. The guide was very at explaining and all the staff answered all the questions in detail and were very friendly. Around the there were little sample you could try. We also did the for an extra £1.50 each and considering a piece of that size would cost at least £2 in a shop, you got the experience of watching them assemble it, it yourself and having it customised with an initial of your choice it was really and well worth it. After watching them make rock, and the process of creating and rolling, you move on through the factory. They have a model of their original and a model of how the family used to make in a household kitchen. There are a few more rooms including a biscuit room, and packing room with more samples along the way. The entire is really and the products from the are delicious and there is so much choice. You can buy value bags of misshapen or broken and lovely cinder toffee (mmmmm our favourite). Would definitely recommend for a trip but don't expect to be there for the whole day. It's a way to spend a couple of hours and there is a playbarm and café for a longer experience. We had a visit here. My made their own and also lollies, there is an extra charge for those but very well priced! We spent time watching the workers produce some and there were free samples too! We watched items being packaged and then purchased some and biscuits at the shop! Everyone was kind and chatty, definitely worth a visit. This place is really good. Not too pricey. We did for an extra £1.50. it was really fun to see being made. We got given samples of rock, biscuits, toffees and mints to take away. Then you leave via the but it's a and a bit cheaper than other shops. I'd definitely recommend. Went to the today and had a time. We went with a 8,11 and 13 they all loved it especially to free samples or sweets, cookies and chocolate. We did the making which is well worth the price at just an extra £1.50 we also did the lolly making (pay for it in the day) which the loved too. The staff were really with the kids. It was a really interesting working factory. Able to roll which is really well priced at £1.50 the children found it fun to roll their own with their initial.. Was definitely over charged in the gift and you don't get a receipt.. We didn't get much but everyone in the queue were charged over £25 and nobody had more than a few items! Wasn't expecting the price from what I'd calculated but it is what it is! Just be careful when you fall into the gift shop! Lots of samples on your way around the and the workers will happily stop to talk and tell you about certain areas which was nice! experience even for the bigger and the best selection of and Very disappointing. Paid to go on a tgdm was told the video had finished and go straight through. Had to wait 20 minutes in a line in the to be given a piece of to roll which was so cool it was almost impossible to roll and it cracked under the pressure of a 10 year old girl! No visible demonstration or explanations or meaningful interaction with staff. Some free samples of and biscuits were available. We saw workers packing sticks of and biscuits, a small historical kitchen scene and front and some children who had paid extra to decorate Easter eggs. Not as as it used to be in the past when you could linger a while and see the whole process at leisure. A well organised family-friendly tour. There are plenty of free samples. Staff were helpful and with children. Went to John bulls world of tour. We were made very welcome and Albert was very helpful and informative. We took part in and bar making. Lots of tasty goodies on the way round and all the staff were very nice. It took us both about one and a half hours before we exited and all I can say is that we had a fantastic, informative and fun time. Absolutely brilliant ! Visited today as it stated the opening times online for the tours ... But unfortunately they only do tours on Bank holidays now. Spoke to the lady in the Shop, But was unapproachable and didn't show any interest when we explained what it stated online. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.