Great selection! Clean and a fun time. Prices seemed…read morereasonable considering it's in the Whistler village. Nothing beets a good bulk candy selection and some candies I have never seen before. Definitely a stop to make happen if you have little ones.

One of my secret little obsessions. For some reason I can't help but stop in for some candy. I know…read morethat there's similar fare at places in Vancouver, I know it's ridiculously overpriced, but there's just something my sweet tooth can't resist here. Perhaps it's the super friendly staff who add the charm mixed with the freshness of the bulk candy... or maybe it's because this is where I discovered the Pucker Powder machine that is the stuff my childhood candy dreams are made of. Either which way, there isn't a visit to Whistler that goes by without a little hop up the elevator! Caution: If I had children, I wouldn't let them load up their own bags of candy. 50g is $1... I watched a mother put down $15 for 2 pretty small (but I'm sure sugar high inducing) bags of candy here for a couple of bright eyed kids. That's one sugar coma I'm glad I didn't witness!

If you are visiting in the winter, the hot chocolate is a must try!! It is not your average hot…read morechocolate. The beverage comes dressed with toppings and a chocolate covered marshmallow, a perfect pick me up after a cold day on the slopes. The employee was friendly taking our order and making our drink too. The shop has people going in and out but wasn't too crowded. Not seating inside but some outside if it's not too cold or snowy.

Every single trip to Whistler, I make a beeline for Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory to stock up on…read moregifts for friends and family it's become a tradition! Their bear claws are hands down my favorite gift item (everyone raves about them), but my personal obsession is the newer Dubai chocolate bar. I first tried it here last year, and since then I've sampled versions from other places... nothing compares--their Dubai bar is noticeably richer, creamier, and just way better overall. If you're in Whistler, don't leave without loading up!

Every visit to the area should include a stop at Into Chocolate…read more A fantastic lil' shop in Fort Langley where you'll find all sorts of candies and chocolates. You'll even find some harder to find delights here. It was a ton of fun showing my daughter some of the candies I used to enjoy when I was her age. It certainly brought some genuine joy to the day. Fudge is made in-house and by the amount of people who ordered it, it must be good.

The store has so much goodies, you don't know where to look first. There is gum, chocolate, and…read morecandies. I was looking for candy that I used up eat as a child. I didn't find many unfortunately but still there is something v for everyone. The cashier was not friendly and helpful though.

The location is not open anymore. It's now an Eye Glasses store. I wish they were still open. I'm…read moresure other locations of Roger's Chocolate are wonderful.

The chocolate here has a very rich history in Canada... You can ask any of the workers inside to…read moretell you about it.. But you are really here to eat and buy chocolate. There is a huge assortment of chocolates from the original plain chocolates to ice wine chocolates and a 58% cocoa chocolate shot! This chocolate shot is pure delicious if you ever need a fix for your craving!

In the City of Van I always get my sugar fix from " The Candy Room"located on Robson street. It may…read morenot be Willy Wonka's factory and defiantly you'll not run into Augustus Gloop drinking from a Milky Way river yet the candy room will certainly exceed your expectations. Walking through the doors a euphoric explosion of sugar happens. Many choices from current treats to vintage brands. Even Canadian flavors you'd not get in America.. Definallty a self serve place however I always see one or two people who could assist me. I hope all your candy fantasy's can be served, mine were!

I am remiss for not taking more than two truly crappy photos, but this place is a GEM…read more I love popcorn Jelly Belly, and they had SO many flavors of JB! So many different candies and bulk from around the world, and licorice from Germany which is basically my favorite childhood memory. I'm not a HUGE candy person but this place offers nostalgia and treats rolled into one. The prices aren't insane and it's a great little location and spot!

Candyland is exactly what the name of this store is. The place to go for your asian candies. Hi…read morechew, popping candy, milk candy, even some American brands (sold in Asia market). I thought prices would be higher here but they are cheaper than the grocery stores nearby, and this place has a superior selection. Located on the 3rd floor of Aberdeen Centre near the food court Tip- if you're visiting get a coupon book from the customer service desk on the ground floor (foreign ID required) and you'll get a coupon book with a 10% off coupon. This will eliminate all of the tax plus a little more

Asian candy store, if you're into that kinda thing…read more I don't eat much candy or sugar for that matter, but my daughter does. This is what she likes: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/Yu-e4NTaImxeyKCF6f2IPQ?select=e1UtbvKIZcaHzMMS6_Pv9w#KiBDP-9kpXGy-Ost71Gocg She likes the Doraemon character and they had a gummy bear version of it here. There is a ton of Asian candy here. Typically I'll look for the Japanese stuff. It's more unique than the Honger stuff I ate as a kid. Prices are a bit on the high side, but what can you expect, it's imported.

5/5 for the service!…read more I called about placing a small order since their website offered delivery services. I spoke to a kind and knowledgeable lady named Michelina. She took the time to explain their varieties of Swedish candies. I let her know that my daughter loves sour gummy candy but is looking for one that has less citric acid coating. Michelina went above and beyond saying she would create a custom bag on the candies we talked about. She emailed me an invoice, I paid online and within a week My daughter was able to enjoy them! What a sweet experience!

Nice spot for candy. They're tasty but on the pricier side. Good assortment. Makes for a nice gift.read more

The C Shop is one of those iconic Birch Bay legends that I've been visiting for so long, I can't…read moreeven remember the first time I was there. It's a spring and summer must-stop for visitors, who come by the carload for a taste of locally-made ice cream or one of their many made-in-house candy treats. When my kids were little, we often camped at the nearby state park and rode our bikes here for some sweet goodness. Yesterday, my daughter and mom and I stopped in on a little Mother's Day trip to Blaine, and enjoyed some ice cream cones on their beautiful front porch. My daughter also bought some chocolate-covered confections to take home - and honestly, I'm regretting I didn't do the same. As far as candy and ice cream goes, their prices are definitely "tourist" level, but you do get what you pay for in terms of freshness, quality, and supporting a true Pacific Northwest family-friendly icon.

In a bright yellow house near the water is a candy shop stuck in the past. Walk along the veranda…read morewhere there's a pew and small tables for patrons and walk inside to find saltwater taffy, sea foam, fudge, snow cones, ice cream, and more. My family opted for the ice cream and enjoyed every lick. I got sea foam, chocolate walnut fudge, and "Nutella crispy." The fudge and Nutella treat were average. Nothing great, but my family loved the ice cream!