[Obi-Wan is lost...]

...there's a shop on Abbeydale Road called 'My Whey'. 

[aLICErOBERTSfANkLUB]

And at the top of Sheldon Road in Nether Edge there's a barber's called "Edge Clippers" over the road from a diving school / supplies shop - "Scuba Duba"

[Stabbsy]

There was a fireplace shop/fitters in Lancaster called Grate Expectations...

[Seb]

http://www.absoluteradio.co.uk/onair/dave-gorman/features/pun-street/pun-street-yellow-pages.html . The pun street yellow pages from the Dave Gorman show, a whole list of good pun shop names. My favorite has to be the butchers "Halal is it meat you're looking for?"

[aLICErOBERTSfANkLUB]

The fair city of Kingston,, East Riding of Yorkshire there is a "Mullerkin Road"

At one time, there stood on this thoroughfarea tyre business- "Mullerkin Tyre".


Inn the north-east of Scotland, 'twixt Inverness and Aberdeen there is an ornamental fireplace emporium.

"Elgin Marble"

[205Chris]

[tommytwotone]

Not a pun, but I've always liked the shop on Abbeydale Rd called "I've Gone Mirror Mad!". It sells mirrors.

And I'm sure you're all aware of the fast food chain in Dublin called Abrakebabra...

[Jaspersharpe]

Chip shops are usually the best. Not sure if it's still there but I always thought "A Salt N Battered" on London Road was really good.

[lagerstarfish]

 and don't forget The Codfather chippie in Firth Park

[Obi-Wan is lost...]

and don't forget The Codfather chippie in Firth Park

not forgetting the classic...


,Codrophenia and Tony's new one 'New Cod on the Block'

[tomtom]

And...
The Codfather
Fishcoteque
The Rock & Sole Plaice
The Plaice To Be
Salt & Battery
Cod Squad - (is actually really nice)
For Cods Sake
Odds & Cods
Cod's Kitchen
Oh My Cod
The Chip Inn

Frommsomewhere or other on the www...

[dave]

not forgetting the classic...

now appropriately named "wok this way".

[tommytwotone]

and don't forget The Codfather chippie in Firth Park

There's a Codfather in York city centre as well - they've really gone for it.

Apparently their £3.50 lunchtime special is "an offer you can't refuse"...

[Stu Littlefair]

Not a shop name, but a few years back the outdoor shop in Exeter had a notice in the window saying

"Now is the winter of our discount tents"....

[Johnny Brown]

I think the original is in that Brian Cropper's pics on UKC somewhere. Be Deansgate YHA or Ellis Brigham late seventies.

[tommytwotone]

Not forgetting Dartmoor's number one mobile catering establishment, located at Hound Tor:

[BB]

I live in Manly so hilarious business names abound. Such gems as Manly Dance, Manly Mexican and Manly Beauty are just a few.

[galpinos]

http://www.absoluteradio.co.uk/onair/dave-gorman/features/pun-street/pun-street-yellow-pages.html . The pun street yellow pages from the Dave Gorman show, a whole list of good pun shop names. My favorite has to be the butchers "Halal is it meat you're looking for?"

Don't forget:

Indiana Bones and the Temple of Groom (Dog Groomers)
Pimp My Hide (Tattoo Parlour)
Jane Armour Trading (Dealer in antique weaponry, swords, suits of armour etc., owned by Jane
Harris On Ford (Car dealers, specialising in Fords)

Also the creepy close ones are good.

Kiss My Kids (??)
Sticky Fingers (Nursery)
Short Term Discharge (Mobile disco)
Captain Fingers (Caterers/fast food)
Secrets From My Sister (Lingerie)

And the legendary cafe......

Tina, We Salute You (Cafe)

[SA Chris]

You can get a supplement in Sainsburys called "Whey Better"

[TobyD]

my favourite business name (though not i'll admit, a pun) was N J Leeson Financial advisors on Eccy Road - is it still there?

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=n+j+leeson+financial+advisors&hl=en&sa=X&rlz=1B2GGIC_enGB203GB203&biw=1280&bih=586&tbm=isch&prmd=ivns&tbnid=djJ2Qp3zeQrliM:&imgrefurl=http://www.localdatasearch.com/sheffield/heeley/financial_advisors/n_j_leeson-12428639&docid=SYtkGNBJBWz5tM&itg=1&w=400&h=300&ei=q8BXTvmkKMea8QPcraChDA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=193&vpy=101&dur=621&hovh=173&hovw=233&tx=133&ty=71&page=1&tbnh=137&tbnw=189&start=0&ndsp=18&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0

[jamiev]

Yep N J Leeson still there & i do believe his first name is Nick.

There use to be a butcher's in the town i grew up called Badham and Grizzle.

[cheque]

Sheffield is some kind of global epicentre of these pun business names it seems. Every time I'm there I spot another one. Chesterfield's Croc-a-Tile always makes me laugh as their commitment to such an undeniably shit pun extends to a shop front with some kind of cartoon reptilian tile-pimp on it.

In Nottingham the best we can do is a glazers called Smashing Glass and an estate agents called (wait for it) Katie Homes.

[Johnny Brown]

Cafe in Macclesfield: Nosh and Breks

[dave]

There is/was a shortie's hairdressers in Walkey called "Curl Up 'N Dye".

[cheque]