Not to be confused with B Sweet, the candy shop near the entrance by the bus terminal/skating rink, Candy Candy is a little kiosk-shop on the first floor near the windows overlooking the splash park (east end of the sea lions tank, near the escalators, a newly-installed elevator, and those weird water massage booths). It's really tiny but packed full with an assortment of candy - a bunch of Jelly Bellys along one wall by the cash, and bulk chocolate, gummies, and bonbons around the other two.
In terms of gummies they had some interesting ones I hadn't seen before such as Haribo-brand sour strawberry (yum) and sour cherry (ok) slices, and sour lemonade-blue raspberry coke bottles (in addition to a variety of other kinds of coke bottles, sour or not). The bulk stuff is interesting in that you can't open the container to pick out what you like (kind of a pain if you don't like all the colours of say, the dino sour gummies) - instead there is a rake-like arm in the plastic bin which you use to pull the candy towards a slot at the front. Once you've got what you want there, you can place your bag (grab one by the door) under the slot, open it up, and it will drop in your bag. I guess this helps prevent unwanted snacking.
They also sell varieties of chocolate covered fruit and nuts, and those powdered bonbons that I love, which taste kind of like fruit Mentos and I've seen popularized at wedding candy bars (they have black currant, strawberry, lemon, watermelon, blue raspberry, and cherry).Scattered around the store is a bunch of other candy that will probably bring you back to your childhood, like giant jawbreakers, and Bubblelicious bubblegum (strawberry, grape, watermelon, or bubble gum flavours). Price-wise I found it on the expensive side, though I do like that it is a flat rate for all bulk candy ($3.29/100g except Jelly Belly at $3.39/100g), so you can easily mix everything in one bag. It is certainly more expensive than Bulk Barn but if you're craving just a bit of candy that isn't your usual selection, I would recommend coming here. read more