Way before my time, but to me it looks like the shop at the bottom of St James Street.

No idea where, but love the brick pavement! Haven't things gone downhill, first brick pavement, then paving slabs, now black ugly tarmac! Just a guess, Hanover area?

I wonder if this is the little shop that was in Carlton Hill just down from St John's School, that us kids called 'Charlies'?

Got a feeling this is Montpelier Road, south end, could well be where Uncle Sam's started - fingers crossed.

Good shout Paul, it does look like the original Uncle Sam's, (prior to Uncle Sam's) I went there in the early 1970s.

Spot on Paul; west side of Monpelier Road just below the old Oriental pub.

This certainly appears to be the confectionery shop run by Mrs. M. Blomfield during the 1950s at 4A, Montpelier Road. The advert for 'Chandy' and the penny bubblegum machine is consistent with the late fifties or very early sixties.

I think this might be a photo of the Tuck Shop Cafe that used to be in Whitehawk Road.

I have a feeling Montpelier Road may be right, especially if you look at the letters "MONT" showing as part of a word above the doorway!

Paul is dead right about Uncle Sams. This is the same building and I can still remember when Sams first opened. For further confirmation use Google Maps and activate the walk by feature. The pavement grill has gone, but the structure and surroundings is still the same.

Well, I thought straight away - it's where Uncle Sam's is now in Montpelier Road - that's if Uncle Sam's is still there. So I agree with you guys. 

Kelly's (1947) list a tailer, Abraham Bloomfield, at 4 Montpelier Road. In 1954 a confectioner, (Mrs M.A. Blomfield), though not named "The Tuck Shop". By 1973, it is not listed. The Oriental P. H. is named at 5/6 Montpelier Road in 1947, 1954 and 1973. I lived in a bed-sit at 16 Montpelier Road in summer 1967. I do not recall this shop, though. Some would die for those advertising signs now......