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Permanently Closed - Tittertonβs Toffees first opened their doors on Chapel street in 1933. They were soon to be regarded as one of the highest quality toffee makers in the country, eventually being awarded with a Royal warrant. They were a small family business and made almost everything in the back room of their shop. Things were going well for Tittertonβs and they had great plans for the future including new flavours of toffee they would produce, demand started to increase and then the war arrived. Terry Titterton was just 8 years old at the time when he and his mother were left to run the shop alone after his father was called up to fight. As the war raged on and rationing came in to effect, the shop was sadly forced to close. Almost 20 years later Terry still reminisced about the days he spent watching his dear now departed parents making the toffee. On Wednesday 5 February 1953 the Food Minister announced in Parliament and to the Commons that ration and price control on chocolate and sweets had officially come to an end across the United Kingdom. Over the course of the next year a flurry of sweet shops, small and large scale confectionery manufacturers sprung up across the country. Passing the old shop one day Terry noticed a for sale sign in the window, he peered through the cracked window pane to view the dusty interior and to his astonishment the shop looked just as it did the last time he saw it! Terry bought the shop and started to clean the place up. All he needed now were the recipes for the toffees his parents produced and to work out how to use the toffee making machine. Searching around he found a key, the tag said βFlavour essence growing, making and storageβ how strange! Also, there seemed to be a map drawn on the back of the tag. Can you detectives help Terry get his parents once glorious toffee business back up and running by discovering their secrets. I think if we could start with making 12 boxes of vanilla toffee to send to the Royal household we might be able to get the Royal warrant reinstated.
All ratings (27)
Very positive
Gameplay
Very positive
Atmosphere
Very positive
Customer service
Very positive
95 escape rooms
Another brilliant collector room set on the very immersive and impressive Chapel Street. There were lots of challenging puzzles with great hosting as always!
Yes
Medium
Mechanical
4
Not scary
14
No
No
Somewhat
N/A
Yes
Easy
68 escape rooms
Great room, builds up nicely and has so much to keep you occupied. Fabulous hosts, great venue, can't wait to do the next room xx
Hard
20 escape rooms
Visited based on the venue having two games ranked in the top 100 in the world, and despite this not being one of them, it was still an excellent experience. I look forward to going back to experience the other rooms they have to offer.
Yes
Medium
Mechanical
3
We did it with 2, but an extra person would have helped towards the end.
Not scary
No
No
Not at all
Yes
Easy
58 escape rooms
A bit of a challenge for us as a team of 2 but we did it and had great fun! Excellent puzzles and as always the set is outstanding with great hosts ππ»
Yes
Hard
6
Not scary
8
No
No
Somewhat
Yes
Easy
105 escape rooms
As expected, another brilliant game from Escape Quest. Even after playing the 4 previous games here, the magic of Chapelgate Mysteries is never lost on us. The care and dedication put into these rooms is astonshing.
391 escape rooms
Another great room from escape quest. Full hour puzzling experience, super friendly hosts, and a lovely deli for lunch nearby! This was my favourite of the rooms played here. Even with a couple of the puzzles we got stuck on, a little hint put us back in the right direction. Solid, fun game :)
Not scary
No
No
Not at all
Yes
Easy
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