Carré Confiserie is located inside the Cours Mont Royal, strategically located on the same level as…read morethe Metro Peel subway, and is open every day of the week. I can confirm that kids are not the only ones who enjoy this beautiful display of candies in a store that is clean and aesthetically well laid out. The owners of the store radiate warmth and offer explanations on any of their products with pride and enthusiasm. Kudos to them for the layout that has a nice hypnotizing effect of being in a candy fantasy land. Many of the candies are imported, mainly from Europe. The ice-cream bites are homemade and delicious. What a treat for the kids who can go two floors up to visit Barbie Expo, a must see free event.

Hello was invited to visit for an Yelp elite event…read more Location is the cour mont royal building in the tunnel to subway. The owner was there and he is super friendly. He gave me a beautiful Halloween loot bag. The store is packed with every type of candy you can thick of. You name it he has it. Along with the candy he had a nice selection of ice cream bites but did not try it. We took a nice selection of mixed candy home and when we ate them they were super fresh. This place is a must to go visit to fill your sweet cravings. Enjoy

The location is a little hard to find - but no worries, point yourself towards the church and Chez…read moreBonBon will be right there. Stepping into the front door is an immediate flashback to an older time. I was initially brought to Chez BonBon on my search for Stillwell Humbugs. Unfortunately when i went, I was informed that they have not had Stillwells for over a year. They have instead a mass produced variety. Still, not a problem as I suddenly found many other candies and sweets that I can remember from my youth or from my grandmother passing onto me. Glad to know that it is also just a 5 minute drive from my place - I will certainly be back.

Amazing selection of candy. Even humbugs which are pretty hard to find. Prices are reasonable and…read morethe service is A1. Can't ask for anything more than that.

While walking around Monkland there's so many stores and places you can go into but when you get a…read moresugar craving this is the place to go! You walk in and have hand sanitizer available, once your hands are clean it's time to get your hands on everything ! You have a great selection of jelly beans and chocolates and every other candy preference you may have ! Once your done checking out the candy selection you'll also get the chance to check out the baking section which has different piping tips, cake toppers, sprinkles and so much more! The staff is super friendly and always happy to talk to you about the selection in the store !

THE GOOD: The space itself. This candy store has every candy you would want. Large selection, well…read moreorganized, clean and sanitary environment, and the candy is always fresh out of the bins. Also, they have a great selection of baking tools which was unexpected. THE BAD: The Service. I have been into this store (and purchased candy) five times in the last couple months. Every time, I have had the same woman working and she appears to be the owner/manager. And every time, I have been the one to greet HER. No eye contact, no friendly greeting, no "what can I help you find?", no smile. She stays behind the desk and offers ZERO customer service -- only a slight attitude. Anyone nowadays knows that the businesses with the best customer service will ultimately thrive. If you want friendly and upbeat service, go to the candy store on Parc and Maisoneuve!

Candylabs is a small independently owned business that sells handmade artisan candies. It opened in…read more2014. I've been to Montreal many times, and have walked around where this shop is, but never actually noticed Candylabs. I only discovered them when my brother and sister-in-law got me 2 packs of candies from them as part of my Christmas present. The candies they got me were so cute. They were shaped like little sushi rolls and even came with mini chopsticks, lol. The ones that looked like Futomaki were strawberry-kiwi flavour. The ones that looked like Salmon Maki were grapefruit flavoured. The candies were crunchy and really tasty! And so cute! In addition to their bricks and mortar store in Montreal, they sell their candies online as well, which is how my brother and sister-in-law bought them. I went to their website, and the candies are a bit pricey, like the sushi candy bags are $6.99 each. However, they are handmade and they source most of their ingredients from Canadian suppliers. Apparently they also make custom candies. Which I imagine would be great promotional materials for companies and also the cutest wedding favours for couples getting married. Looking forward to a time when I can go back to Montreal and go to the bricks and mortar store and check out their candies.

Although they are a bit expensive, the candy here is top notch. They have so many flavours in all…read morethese cute containers like Erlenmeyer's and test tubes. The store is very colourful and inviting. The staff is really nice and they give lots of demonstrations. They will let you have a sample of you aren't sure which flavour you want. My personal favourite is peach. I think it's sweet and tasty. It's a great spot to get a cute candy gift for someone or a treat for yourself.

We stumbled upon this place while exploring downtown Plattsburgh today and absolutely loved it. The…read moresecond you walk through the door you hear nostalgic music and are surrounded by jars of all types of candy. The owner, Josue, is a delight, and offered us some fresh homemade cotton candy. Great selection of chocolate things, too--chocolate covered gummy bears, big malted milk balls, chocolate covered nuts. Really great coffee, hot chocolate, and fresh popcorn--it's endless. Great prices. So good.

Great service! I was also very happy with the aesthetic of the store. Josue was working and he was…read morevery pleasant (:

I'd consider this a pretty authentic Hong Kong-style dessert spot, which is honestly hard to find…read morein the U.S. If you've had similar desserts in Asia, you might find the taste more on the average side--but for here, it still feels special and unique. Personally, I thought the desserts were a bit too sweet for my liking, especially the candy. That said, I appreciate how rare this kind of place is, and I'd still come back again just for something different.

It is an art that is slowly dying and it's not something you find easily ( not like boba or mochi)…read more If you have never tried it before, you should ! The quality of the candy itself, again if you have never had it , it's pretty good, strands of pulled sugar wrapped around a sugary nutty filling. The flavor is a classic. For these , I gave it for stars. However, The pulled sugar strands, if you had this candy in Asia , you will probably agree that this spot's sugar strands are too coarse ( I would have given it 3 stars if I was looking at just the candy alone).

Did you ever need half a cup of ground almond for a recipe and didn't want to buy a whole bag…read more(knowing the rest would rot for eternity in your cupboard)? Now you can, at the new Bulk Barn downtown! I've been to Bulk Barn a few times (mostly in Ontario actually), and this one is SPOTLESS. There's a person going around cleaning all the mess people make with a small vacum, and all the shelves, tanks and other containers are super clean. Even the honey tap is non-sticky! This place is also a heaven for bakers. They have sugar pearls, food coloring, candy sparkles, etc. of every color, and even special cake molds that you can rent at 1.99$ per day! They have a wide range of products, ranging from apple pie filling (!) to pet treats (e.g. dog biscuits). There's all kinds of flours, condiments, spices, health supplements, candies, pasta, and even some ethnic products, such as the classic Filipino Sunflower crackers. Prices are not always the cheapest, however - it's still good to compare between different shops. Bulk Barn might also not be for you if you usually go for brand products. But, it's great place to try if you want a specific volume of something, or just want to try, let's say, chia seeds for the first time but not sure if you'd like it... Note: Right now Valentine candies are 15% off!

Most of the flours, nuts, and cereals are infested with bugs... I do not need the extra protein,…read morenor a bug infestation in my kitchen cabinets

This is a very well-stocked British foods store, having soft drinks, candy, crackers and many other…read moreitems which I haven't even tried yet. The service is always very positive and friendly.

Favourite place for candy and specialty snacks . Also love the jams and many choices of Tea !read more

New Candy shop in the Concordia metro underground. If you have a sweet tooth, check this place out!…read more They have two different sized containers that you can fill with any of the candy they have in store. They have lots of jelly candies, jelly beans, and a small section of chocolate covered raisins, pretzels, and the likes. They also have lots of brand candy and gift baskets. I think it's super cute! I tried it out once and it wasn't too bad. The small cost about 5.50$ with tax but I got a lot of candy out of it. It all tasted fresh too, even though they were just sitting in the store. I think it's great if you want to buy a treat with a friend or you want to buy a gift before meeting someone. They have a punch card at the counter as well. I don't really buy candy all that often so not sure how useful this location is, but I guess we'll see!

I ordered from them online. According to the auto-generated email, I was supposed to get notified…read moreby email when it shipped; it didn't happen. Candy quality is excellent but customer service is lacking. I sent them an email when an item was missing and asked for either a refund or the missing item to be sent to me. Again, with NO RESPONSE via email, they refunded me. A lot more effort should be given when customers are reaching out. Do better KanJu.

This is, without a doubt, one of the finest chocolate shops in Montreal. You can immediately tell…read morehow much care goes into their work - each delicacy is a miniature work of art. And the taste? Absolutely heavenly. What really stands out is that they make everything in-house, and the passionate staff are more than happy to share details about their process. The shop itself is as beautiful as the treats it holds, making the whole experience a delight. I can't recommend this place enough!

The creams are heavy, oily, and dominated by sugar and fat. The texture overwhelms the palate, and…read morethe taste lacks refinement. The gap between the price and the actual quality is significant--and hard to ignore.