These guys have a veritable treasure trove of Libby's canned pumpkin on the bottom shelf in the…read moreback. This discovery saved my toosh for Thanksgiving this year because USA Foods in Moorabbin screwed up my order and shorted me my canned pumpkin and I didn't realize it until the last minute. So, hooray for these guys! They made it possible for us to have traditional American pumpkin pie at our Aussie thanksgiving :) And now I have another can for Christmas, too! As for the other stuff they offer here, seemed like a bunch of junky sugary American cereals, sodas, and candies. And uniquely American things too, like graham crackers. I want to go back and peruse their sauces and stuff more closely and see if they have any Cajun stuff too, but what I saw briefly in my quick frenzied quest for canned pumpkin led me to believe it's mostly junk food here. Which is totally acceptable -- I just hope Australians don't judge us Americans based on the stuff they sell here, ha! We don't all eat like we're one snack away from diabetes, I swear. Price-wise, this place seemed comparable to or cheaper than USA Foods. It's a lot smaller, though -- really just a hole-in-the-wall. Honestly, I prefer Prahran Convenience for cheap imported foods from the U.S. and elsewhere, but this place is a bit more U.S.-focused than Prahran Convenience so if you're looking for a distinctly American product, you might want to try here first.

This delightful little sweets shop appears like its been transferred directly from the set of Willa…read moreWonka, it looks just like a traditional candy store and is jam packed full of everything, from boxed choc favorite's including Cadbury's and Lindt, fairy floss, lollies...in fact any thing confectionery can be found here. You'll feel like you've died and gone to sweet tooth heaven the moment you walk in the door! My little girl loves going in and selecting a small bucket, which she can fill with whatever her heart desires. For around $5 she walks out with her sweet basket overflowing, enough to keep her happy for at least three weeks. And they stock all the big name brands you'll find at the supermarket, generally at better prices. There's nothing not to love about this store and the look, feel and ambiance transports me back to my childhood, giving me a little flutter as I start looking around excitedly at what goodies I might find. A word of advice; if you're heading to the Cinema located at the shopping cent re, go to the Sweet Box to stock up on your movie food, you'll get a lot more of a selection than at the Cinema kiosk and save a ton of money.

This place is seriously amazing. Like an old-school lolly store, it's all self service making it…read moreextremely difficult to limit yourself to just a few scoops of multi-coloured candy. Most importantly, there is an extremely impressive range of confectionary on offer. The rainbow bright interior displays row after row of delicious sweets. Stocking products from both Australia and abroad, here you'll find an impressive array of hard to find sweets. From the US you'll find Reese's Peanut Buttercups, Hershey's chocolate bars, Big Red gum or Charleston Chews, Sugar Station has your guaranteed supply. Twizzler's, Jolly Ranchers, Razzel's and Peanut Butter M&Ms. There's even an extensive array of Ducth licorice with options such as Buttons, Cats, Coins, Triple Salted and Salmiak Rocks. Personally, I come here for my weekly Warhead fix. Whatever you want, they'll have it here.

Came in with my friends and found the employee at the counter very uninviting. Even when we asked…read moreher about a few products she seemed blatantly uninterested in speaking with us and had zero personality. The lollies were ok, but I've had better; especially considering the prices they are charging. Not really eager to return, the service and quality of the products is mediocre at best.

It is big, and does have lots of lollies, but don't expect quality for low prices. The quality is…read morebelow average at best and the prices more than what I'd expect to pay. There is no comparison in quality to what you get from name brands at the supermarket, the supermarket ones are so much better, and when on special cheap enough. Snakes are like hard plastic, teeth taste funny, milk bottles chewy and not nice for example. I won't be going back.

It really is a big lolly shop. It's right next to Andrew's airport parking which is handy when…read moreyou're travelling. I liked the signage out the front. Quite bright and inviting. When you walk in its a bit less inviting. There is a decent range. I found there were a few bags busted open and it could have been a little tidier to be honest. I did buy a few things bulk style (1.3kg's of chico's and snakes!). I didn't find it to be exceptional value for money, but it is cheaper than supermarket. The people working here were lovely too. I think it's worth a look if you're around the area.

The answer to Melbourne's sweet tooth, Suga brings sugar to life before your very eyes. Whenever a…read morenew batch is being made there will always be a crowd of onlooker mesmerised by the skilful art that is confectionary. Not only can you by the delicious rock candy at the store but they can also have made to order designs that would be perfect of corporate events, weddings or birthdays. They sometimes have globs of left over candy that you can buy really cheap, it might not look nice but it sure is good.

Sick of overpriced and underwhelming Cinema Candy Bar options?…read more Ditch the Melbourne Central Hoyts Candy Bar and head here to stock up on your movie going treats. This place delivers the goods and has an awesome "ye old candy shoppe" atmosphere. As well as Australian favourites you will also find British treats sure to make UK ex-pats homesick for Blighty. Fudge. Check Hard Boil lollies. Check Chocolate favourites. Check Toys. Check You will find a lot more than a "spoonful of sugar" here! Your Welcome.

Walls and walls of pick and mix lollies! Do I need to say more? You can hand pick as many lollies,…read morechocolates and lollipops as you stomach can take, they are charged by the weight and packaged up in a white paper bag. Very difficult to pass up when on a visit to Southern Cross Station, but then again everyone needs a sugar hit once in awhile.

With two locations at Spencer St Station, you are spoilt for choice, and although very small, Sugar…read moreStation has candy literally from floor to ceiling. The overall effect is very overwhelming, so if you are looking for something specific, it's good practice to ask. The general idea is that you grab a little carry box and scoop, and go nuts filling it with an assortment of sweets. Nearly every loose sweet has the same cost, so you can mix and match. (Jelly Bellys are priced differently, but the signs will alert you not to mix them in...) Apart from the "loose lollies" there are countless packaged sweets and chocolate bars and quick and easy gift boxes too (My birthday is in October thanks...) You can select from a world of sweets - from the UK (try their version of Cadbury chocolate), Holland (Dutch chalk yum!), USA (Reeces Pieces, anyone?) and oh, heaps of others, go have a look! If you are diabetic or gluten free, give them a try as they have candy suitable for you. Yes even gluten free gummi candy! Staff are fast and friendly and you'll leave with a lighter wallet and feeling about 12 years old. Delightful!

American and British candy and snax fans, get your fix on here!…read more When I need a sugar jolt from home, I beeline for the Tootsie Rolls and the occasional pack of Reese's Pieces. Watching a movie eating those makes the experience at least 68% more fun. They also have some really crazy stuff from America which gives me diabetes just looking at them, like Ice Cream Sundae PopTarts for $11 a box. For the peckish Brits, Terry's Choco Orange and wine gums out the wazoo along with some savoury snacks like Hula Hoops and Quavers are on the shelves. If you're going to stock up on Aussie faves, you can probably find it cheaper elsewhere. But for the special and international sucrose seekers, this is your heaven.

Remember when Dr. Pepper was cool? But then everyone soon realised it was not particularly tasty…read moreand almost had a medicinal flavour to it... Well, I'm that person that still likes it and the only place you can now buy it is at the Original Lolly Store, along with cherry cola and a variety of other American soft drinks. But it's not just about the soft drinks, it's about the candy! So much candy! You can find the classics like Pez, Junior Mints and Jujyfruits for all you Seinfeld fans out there, or even just settle on some creative lolly pops, push-pops and other sugary sweets. This place will rot your teeth but you'll have a bloody delicious time on the way.

C loves this place and we visit it whenever we are walking along Lygon St. This time we were on our…read moreway to see a movie at the Nova Cinema. So the justification for the visit was to get some lollies to eat during the film. It is hardly an old fashioned lolly shop, as its name would imply. It is more of an international candy store, full of all kinds of visually delightful sweets and all kind of toys that are some how related to lollies. There is an amazingly, extensive range packed into this small shop. There are American and English soft drinks in the fridge. One reason that C likes the shop is that it allows her to try the stuff that her Facebook friends in America write about. I appreciate their range of Dutch liquorices and find an old favourite - chalk, the white candy covered liquorice - that I have to buy. And C decides to buy some ginger flavored sweets.