Fantastic range of sweets. Service was quick and easy. Very sweet place to visit if you have a…read moresweet tooth.

This looks at first like two different shops, but it's really one shop split in two. The CandyBox…read morehas ice cream and more boiled sweets, the Continental has marzipan fruits (yum!) and more chocolate options-- I love the housemade tablet-- such an authentic recipe! We also picked up some chocolates my husband loves (I can't eat chocolate), and the marzipan is excellent. You'll want to go in both stores for sure. It's not all cheap-- you might think some of it is expensive-- but for first-rate sweets that are made in their kitchens, it's really not too dear. We'll be back...

Large selection of traditional sweets & candy from family run business. My favorites are Lemon Bon…read moreBons, Soor Plooms, and Strawberry Sherberts

A step back in time, this wee sweetie shop is fantastic, you name it they sell it, crammed full…read morewith goodies for all ages.

A lively chocolate shop in the center of town! There were lots of prepacked goods like…read moremarshmallows, chocolate lollies, honeycomb, etc., a case full of flavors to choose from. On one side there's a cafe with drinks and pastries. We ordered a few chocolates to try and grabbed a couple items from the cafe side. I have had better chocolates, but the pastries and hot chocolate were tasty!

There are many selections of chocolates. We got like 12 different kinds and they are delicious. We…read morealso got a tasty plain scone with butter. They are in the walking distance from everything in town. They also have ice creams that we kept wondering about.

The Candy Store is a sweet shop selling old fashioned sweets like humbugs and wine gums along with…read morenewer favourites like cola bottles and chocolate treats. You can fill up your bags with as much candy as you like, and then have it weighed at the counter. The staff are friendly and very helpful without being in your face. The shop is very popular with children and adults alike, and is easy to get to as it is in the town centre of Paisley. It has convienent opening hours and is definitely worth a visit.

For years I yearned for Glasgow to have a Hotel Chocolat of its very own as I quenched my cravings…read morefor hot chocolate and dizzy pralines once a year on visits to London. Seriously, it is obscene just how much hot chocolate I once stuffed into my bags, but I was addicted! Needless to say, since this shop popped up in the St. Enoch Centre I've become quite the stalwart customer. Who could say no to Dizzy Pralines, Salted Caramels, and of course the decadent cocktail collection? Insane people, that's who. Or those without adequate tastebuds (oh how I lament for you). My favourite time is sale time! After Christmas, there are always large boxes available for half price, and after Easter you can often get some lovely discounted eggs too! But of course I am a hot chocolate regular because it is quite simply the best in all the land. If you haven't tried it, make sure you stop by for a gander and perhaps a free sample. You'll be hooked.

Hotel chocolat is a cute shop with TONS of choices! I first had them when visiting Ireland a few…read moreyears back. When I saw there was one in Glasgow I knew I had to stop in. Stopped in, was greater by the friendly staff and offered a sample which was delicious. Grabbed a hot chocolate which was perfect for the Scottish weather. Although we didn't grab any chocolates this time around i highly recommend trying a the millionaires shortbread

Kimbles is a family business that has been in the St Enoch Centre since 2002. They sell pre-boxed…read morechocolates and single chocolates that can be boxed to your specifications. A couple of years ago, their shop expanded to include a little café, where you can enjoy their chocolates with a hot drink. My favourite combination has to be tablet and a tea with no sugar, so you can get the contrast in the two. I bought a box of the chocolates for Maw once and she said they were fantastic, although they're the kind of ones you can only eat 2 or 3 of at a time. For it being such a small, quality business, prices actually aren't that bad.

I am a romantic man…read more Being Finnish, my missus has a sweet tooth to rival any Scot, whilst managing not to be obese. It's a mystery. Anyhow, I recall her excitement at finding this place a while back but never having been in. I took it upon myself to do all the work and pick her up some chocolates for a mini-celebration. They might have been better than the ones I have just worked through from Marks and Spencers I got from Christmas, and were certainly better than Thorntons. Everything in Thorntons sort of tastes the same, in the same way everything in McDonalds also tastes the same. The staff were friendly and chatty and more or less done the work on my behalf to be fair with regards to buying the chocolates, all I done was actually pay for them. Didn't pay as much as I was prepared to either so I treated myself to a cup of coffee, which was also above average. I am a romantic man. Who knows how to treat himself as well.