Madam Puddifoot's can be seen on the way into Hogsmeade, and is usually avoided like the plague by many teenage boys, and by the slightly less lovey-dovey girls. Inside waits dainty china teacups, sickly buns and tea for young couples in the first, mad, stages of love to gaze into each others eyes over. Some people do genuinely come here for the teas and standard of the food, but they are few and far between as most are scare away by the garish pink Valentines decorations, which seem to be permanent.

A small but popular pub in the middle of Hogsmeade it is always crowded and smelling of the alcoholic beverages consumed within it's confines. A friendly atmosphere always awaits those who come here, and Hogwarts students are usually given, a sort of bubble to be in, as the cultures of them and those in the village can be somewhat different in many ways. Students should, however be wary of who they are seen with and what they are seen doing with them here, 'cause gossip spreads like wildfire, especially when the people have had a little too much to drink.

Honeydukes sweet shop is a haven for those pupils with a sweet tooth. Every type of sweet imaginable is available here, and make sure to check out those new Sugar Quills, as well as the Cockroach Clusters and those infamous muggle Sherbet Lemons! A secret passageway also leads into the cellar from the school, meaning that many of the illicit parties are often fuelled by more sweets than Firewhisky- unless, of course, Honeydukes are keeping a store that week.

The interior is colourful, you cannot even see a tiny part of the wall, as the counters will not hold the amount of offers available to the consumer. On weekends in Hogsmeade, it can get uncomfortably cramped for space, but most people will get out alive, with or without the sweets.

The Hogs Head is the less popular pub in Hogsmeade. It is nowhere near as accomadating as the Three Broomsticks, but for an unusual person, or one not wishing to be seen or recognized it is the perfect place. The regulars here are few and far between, travellers such as Goblins and Hags bringing in much of the trade, and for a brave student to stumble in usually causes a stir. Many illicit deals are struck and paid here amongst covering of dust and cloaks, but be warned, if you ever want to drink here, bring your own glass and be prepared for the smell!

Over the years the Shrieking Shack has earned the title of 'The most haunted house in Britain' because of the terrible screams erupting from it once every month. Originally used as a shelter for Remus Lupin to make the monthly transformation into a werewolf it has become somewhat of an iconic place for the students, many daring to go where no sane person has gone before and where no sane person would ever wish to go back to.

The interior of the shack can be described as ragged, old and mouldy. Because of the violent tempers of werewolves and the painful transformation, much of the furniture is ripped, if not destroyed completely, giving a ghostly feel to it, making it feel like if you listened hard enough, you could hear the screams again.

Several parties take place here sometimes, though always under the risk of an attack, so people make sure to scratch up on some astronomy when planning it.