A veritable cavern of confectionary!! This traditional sweetshop has shelves and shelves of jars of…read moresweets for your delectation!! Fine Belgian chocolates, you can just buy one if you want to - but I guarantee you won't want to!! Everything you remember from childhood (except Swisskits!!) and more!!

Deeping Fudge produces fantastic home made fudge, made with local ingredients. They grow their own…read morefruit for the fruity fudges during the summer, and their Chilli Chocolate and Mint Swirl fudges have both won awards. Even though the website has a limited amount of photographs at the moment, I can assure you that the fudge is delicious! My favourite flavours are Amaretto, Cherry and Almond, Vanilla, and Raspberry Ripple, as well as Rum and Raisin! Everyone should have a slice of fudge from Deeping Fudge.

I spent a couple of - rather cold - hours wandering around Lincolin earlier this year. Before…read moregoing, I was given strict instructions on where to visit by my mother (who grew up here) and boyfriend (who visited once). Luckily, the two coincided, and as I returned from visiting the Cathedral and walking up, then down, Steep Hill, I found, and went into, Goodies. The sweet shop and it's employees provided a welcome relief from the cold wind. The walls lined with bottles of sweets captured my attention for rather a while, and when I apologised for taking so long to choose, I was told not to worry. I eventually left with a bag of toasted teacakes - which, to my delight, were not at all stale, a problem I've had in other sweet shops - and a bag of jelly raspberries and blackberries for my boyfriend. I could quite easily have left with a lot more. And in a way, was rather thankful that I had to dash off to catch a bus, otherwise I would have gone home with my wallet rather a lot lighter!

The man inside might be scary but the shop is awsome!…read more The sweets are decently priced for such a small retailer and their is a really wide range of stuff to choose from. Only problem is the shop is too small.

A bit old-fashioned and not much room to move, but there is a great selection of sugar-free sweets…read moreat the back of the shop. The older staff were helpful for a special gift once when they gave me a list of typical confectionary from each era. There's a good selection of old-school sweeties!

brill shop to get sweets that u cant get from other shops or market stallsread more

I was going to take a photo of my ice cream - but it was so delicious that I ate it first... They…read morehave a nice range of flavors and aren't too expensive. I really enjoyed the strawberry & cream and the toasted white chocolate

Cherry Hill Chocolates is a nice, but pricey chocolate and candy store on the High Street in Ely,…read morelocated in an old building built in to the walls of the Cathedral close. The chocolates were delicious, but are all from Belgium, which you wouldn't know if you didn't ask. This is sort of disappointing because otherwise you're sort of led to believe these are housemade confections. So don't think you're getting local specialties, but if you need a fix of delicious chocolate, this could be your place.

This shop is a great place to find bargains on sweets, chocolate and drinks…read more They have a pick n mix stand along one side of the shop and it is about half the price of other shops I go to. They sell cans and bottles of drink cheaply. They also have tins of biscuits and boxes of chocolates which make good gifts for people. I go here because it does seem to be a lot cheaper than other shops and I can get between five and ten chocolate bars for £1. The staff are friendly and I am never waiting very long in a queue.

Please note - this place has moved out of the town centre and to Farndon on the A46. A real shame…read moreas I used to go there all the time - now it's in somewhere not particularly accessible (Hardy's Farm Shop).