Take a step back in time to your childhood and remember all the sweets you used to spend your…read morepocket money on. The Sweet Jar has a fabulous selection of traditional sweets in jars together with retro and modern sweets. You will be spoilt for choice trying to decide what to buy as I was! They also have 16 flavours of mega lollies perfect for dipping in sherbet. The friendly staff allow you time to stand and choose what you want - they never hurry you - just what a corner shop should be like!

Love this place - they have "proper" sweeties for me and trendy sweets for my 4 year old. Really…read morefriendly, clean, light and airy in there (not dark, dingy and overcrowded like some sweet shops/newsagents can be). Great for when you run out of things like milk too. It's lovely to have a shop like this on Parry's Corner :-)

I feel like a little kid every time I visit this sweet shop…read more It really does take me back down memory lane. Everything is presented beautifully and the choices are amazing. You can buy sweets or chocolates that you haven't seen for a while or stock up on all your favourites. I love the clear packaging your sweets are wrapped in to take home. They have a few sugar free items too so not everything is bad for your teeth. They have goody bags for kids and hampers as gifts. Located in the heart of the Chester city centre, a must for tourists or the locals.

I love this shop! Whenever i have a crazy sweety craving, i…read morecome to this shop and usually find what i was wanting, even if i didnt know i wanted it. this is the place to go to find soem of the old sweets from when you were a child that you cant find anymore. Its also a great place to go to get those last minute gifts you forget about. they have sweetie gift sets made up, and some hampers, all at reasonable prices. these are usually seasonable so for example, at halloween, you can find little sets with halloween sweets and the same at christmas. It may be quite a small store, but the vast array of different kinds of sweets more than makes up for the cramped surroundings. the staff are really friendly and know everything there is to know about their sweets. which is ideal if you are buying fro someone with allergies.

I want to say Prince Charles came here. Not sure if that is a good or bad thing. Sue and Dan came…read morehere as well and that is a good thing. We took the train from Barmouth here (which was a beautiful ride) to this small beach town. Whenever I see a sign that says homemade ice cream I make a beeline for it. We stopped in here after lunch at a pub down the road a bit. The line was out the door and that is never a bad sign. We both got cones and went and sat down near the sea to enjoy them in the sun. Good quality ice cream on a warm and sunny day. Never a bad thing.

Found this there web site after buying some of their sweets on Amazon. These chaps have some great…read moregift ideas and I really like the sugar free Sweet hampers, which are great for my Dad. I can also get them not only Father's Day, but as a birthday and Christmas gift too as they have different labels for each occasion ... Great service and always happy to help. I was also amazed to find they sold both Sweet tobacco as well as Toasted Teacakes two of my favourite from when I was a kid

From the owner: Take a walk down Memory Lane with the Candy Cabin were we stock a HUGE range of 300+ confectionery…read moreitems.

I've only visited the Olde Sweet Shoppe once but was immediately impressed. For one thing is the…read moreeffort that has gone into both the visual presentation of the store as well as the variety of goods that lies within. Much has been said about the decline of the high street in Tywyn, at one point the story making front page news of the local newspaper. Yes, visually the shop is a breath of fresh air to an otherwise stale high street that's in desperate need of a kick up the arse. As for content I bought two items rather hurriedly. One, my favourite, a bag of white chocolate buttons covered in hundreds and thousands. Creamy and very indulgent. The other a bag of those sherbet flying saucer thingies you used be easily available when I was younger. They were quite fun and resurrected a little nostalgia from within. Service. It's early days for the business so I shalln't be harsh. I was served by an indifferent teenage girl who had that 'this is soooo beneath me' expression written all over her face. She was polite but insincere. Like I say, this was quite a rushed encounter and I intend to give the place a propper going over sometime this week, I have ran out of white chocolate buttons.