My store is in Alberta, Canada and I have ordered from them for several times. Great selection,…read morepricing, and reliable service. I hope they can also ship to my cosine's store in New York.

When I used to live in Roncesvalles, I would often walk by Sweet Thrills and assume it was a local…read morecandy store, based on the name and storefront displays, without checking it out to see what else they might offer. As it turns out, Sweet Thrills also sells tons of board games, puzzles, and collectibles. Once I set foot inside the store, I discovered an entire section devoted to strategy and party board games, offering a wide selection of well-known and lesser-known games (everything from Settlers of Catan to Pandemic to Dixit). My inner nerd was ecstatic at discovering such a store, right in my own backyard too! Since I've moved away from Roncesvalles, I still make an effort to visit Sweet Thrills every once in a while and buy a new game. The owner of the store (Michael) is so friendly and helpful at explaining new games that I will go out of my way to purchase board games from him over other more convenient locations in the city that sell them. He is an avid board gamer and is passionate about great games, and will gladly take the time to explain a game if you are curious or interested in learning more. Sweet Thrills will also order a game for you if they do not have it in stock, so if they don't currently have a game on the shelves that you are looking for, don't be afraid to ask them to order a copy! In addition, Sweet Thrills does of course sell tons of candy, including rare European candy and Walkers Monster Munch chips from England that are hard to find in Canada. Great store!

If you have a child (even for a day) take them here, or don't, depending on what kind of reaction…read moreyou want or how much money you want to spend. They have everything a kid could want, and while I was visiting I watched while this one little boy tried in AGONY to pick "only one thing" (his mom). How to choose from among the balloons, toys, candy, trading cards.......and PEZ. Loads of PEZ? It was funny actually, he tried to bargain ("what about two small things?") which was smart....but ultimately he went for a PEZ. Both toy and candy together with that choice, smart little man.

This fun and colorful candy shop in Concourse D is a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth before…read moreyour flight. They have jelly beans, chocolates, M&M's, and more. Most of the sweets are sold in bulk: fill up a bag and pay by weight ($3.50 per 100 g). The cashier was friendly, and the whole experience was fun. Check it out if you're craving a sweet treat!

This candy store offers some unusually flavoured chocolate bars, e.g., chocolate with red velvet…read moreand marshmallow or potato chip or (vegan) bacon or birthday cake. These bars are $4.99 each or 3/$12. There was a variety of bulk gummy candies, maple candies, coloured M&Ms, and even some chocolate that was peanut free (which I really appreciated when buying as gifts for the nut allergic!). I bought a few bars, a bag of gummies for gifts, and a discounted (best before date was for this month) 64% dark Belgian chocolate bar for me to munch on while I waited for my next flight to arrive - definitely good quality chocolate with a smooth texture, and a balanced chocolate flavour, i.e., not bitter yet satisfying chocolate depth. Just hoping my gift recipients would be willing to let me have a taste sample of theirs!

If you had a happy childhood, you had cotton candy. Any kid who has never had this sugary…read moretooth-decaying delicacy, needs a childhood redo. Enter Candy Floss Land. Why buy an expensive, hit-or-miss cotton candy machine when you can buy it from this wonderful company. I said wonderful. Bina, the woman I spoke with after I screwed up with the delivery details, is a Christmas miracle. She is truly a fine, decent person and she deserves your business. My 4-year-old granddaughter, who said she only wanted cotton candy for Christmas, agrees completely. Go online and check them out.

A fun place to meet your candy needs. This place isn't that big but it carries a lot of candy that…read moreis hard to find elsewhere. Got a delicious dubai chocolate from here. The owner knows his stuff and is happy to answer questions. We found some discounted candy too that was near or past its best before date.

From the owner: All The Candy is the only place in Richmond Hill to get rare and retro snacks and candy!read more

Rather mediocre - this is the best way to describe their sweets…read more Been there twice, on different occasions, due to commitments in the area. Both times I've had different sweets - did not try their ice cream, so my review is solely about the confectionary side of things. The candies are overly sweet, with ingredients being seemingly out of proportion. Had a lot better stuff out of grocery store box sets. Won't repeat.

Super great selection of yummy treats and the staff is always friendly !…read moreI highly recommend this spot to everyone! Love the retro feel of this shop!

I didn't find the staff to be as friendly or helpful as others have experienced, and it wasn't…read moreparticularly busy either time I stopped in. I had a much better experience at Sugarfina, but it's closing up shop. The smallest size is the $6 bag. That's quite an investment, which is not a word that should ever be used for chewy sugar. After picking up a variety of flavors to try from Sugarfina, I settled on the Shark and Magic Dragon gummies here as presents for my sons. They're vegan, which is awesome. No sharks or dragons were killed in the making of these gummies. Despite the name, these gummies were not as squishy as your typical gummy bear or even shark. The consistency is a bit thicker so they are a little chewier and more inclined to get stuck in your teeth. The sharks were good and otherwise similar to other gummy sharks apart from the consistency. I'm not actually sure what goes in regular gummies to keep them from being vegan. I always assumed they were all sugar and artificial ingredients. The magic dragons though were disappointing to one of my sons. Apparently the orange ones were peach according to my son, not orange like you'd expect, the yellow was pineapple and the pink was grapefruit. Not popular flavors with the kids. I wish I'd spent the $12 on a gift set with a variety of flavors instead. $6 is a lot to spend on candy just for a kid not to like it. If nothing else, they should be more specific about flavors since "fruity" is a bit broad.

I had just had a mini cone from Eva's and decided to check Squish out. The associates were very…read morehelpful and explained what Squish Candy was all about. I tried a couple of free samples. The Prosecco sample was very good. Squish Candy is basically gourmet gummies, a couple of steps above gummy bears. They come in a wide variety of flavours under the following categories of: calm, cocktail, decadent, fruity, intense . Whats really good is that they sell vegan gummies so for those vegans looking for a snack this is a place to add to your list . The gummies are nice. I purchased a small bag just to try it out . So far so good. I will be back to try the flavours that I cannot get elsewhere and avoid the generic flavours that the public usually drift toward .

So much variety here including candy from around the world, and some old nostalgic favourites! The…read moreback room with the arcade games is a cool touch too. Feels like being a kid again in here! I always get the saltwater taffy from here.

You've caught me! While I don't have taste buds, I do appreciate the fun and nostalgia that candy…read morerepresents. It's amazing how such small, sweet treats can bring so much joy and even transport people back to their childhoods. What's your favorite candy? I am sure they have it

Gorgeous packaging (for Christmas), classy and not gaudy-looking. Had a lovely tree ornament…read moreattached to the wrapping. The box itself was lovely, bearing a circa. 1950's picture taken in Cambridge, Ontario. In my opinion, the chocolate itself was OK and nothing more. It was very sweet and did not have the depth I am looking for. I have found that the chocolate/candy in North America (Canada and the U.S.) is sweeter than the U.K. and European chocolate - and less cocoa-y. It was beautifully presented, the packaging and the box itself lovely as a gift.

*3.5 stars* I…read morestopped in here the other day. It was semi busy. My mom loves chocolate covered nuts, so I picked up a box of chocolate covered cashews for her. Personally, by looking at the quality of the chocolate, it didn't blow me away. But they did offer some interesting choices. The prices for gummy candy was way out of line, but they did package it nicely. I guess the prices here speak to the experience. We also bought peanut brittle and pistachio brittle. It was delish.