While you’re in Hogsmeade you might as well stop into one of the sweetest shops in all of England, Honeyduke's Sweetshop. Candy is piled up on shelves, from floor to ceiling. The aroma of fudge drifts from behind the counter. This is a sugar lovers dream. They have every candy ever created, from Acid Pops to Peppermint Toads. Honeyduke's is located on the main street in Hogsmeade.

Step into Madam Puddifoot's and you’ll be surrounded by tacky decorations, round tables, and annoying love birds. It was established for that reason, to attract love birds. The main thing they serve is tea all throughout the day. Inside is very cramped and it isn’t very enjoyable if you don’t have someone with you. So, grab your partner if this is your thing and come down to Madam Puddifoots.

Scrivenshaft's Quill shop is located on the low end of the High Street. In addition to a wide variety of luxury quills, it also sells high end stationary sets. Custom orders can be placed during the work week. Outside the shop are wrought iron tables, with cheerful yellow umbrellas for shade.

Said to be one of the most haunted places in Britain. The shrieking shack stands just near the outside of Hogsmeade Village. People have reported hearing wails, howls, and groans from inside of the house. Venturing inside, you’ll find dirt covered floors, old broken furniture, tipped over lamps, bottles of fire whiskey, and old empty portraits.

One of the most popular pub/inn combinations in Hogsmeade is the Three Broomsticks. This is a favorite spot of young and old alike, they have the best butter beer in all of England. They also sell gillywater, firewhiskey, and even cherry soda with an umbrella stuck in it. The inside of the pub is very nice. A fire burns at one end of the bar, giving the room heat, while a chandelier filled with candles hangs high above the tables.