Cute store of candy... marshmallows were good but otherwise not much appealed to my personal…read moretastes. I was pretty excited to see they had Lychee cotton candy!

We discovered this candy shop accidentally, we were actually going to the cafe/bakery next store…read more Tout de Sweet Confections was closed anyways but my sister wanted to try it so bad we came back the next day. We walked in to this little hidden shop as the owner was making cotton candy. SOLD. How could you go wrong when it smells like delicious sugar and the air is sparkling with sugar crystals?? haha, I've got to say that heightened the experience. The owner was super sweet, you could definitely tell she loved her job. My sister and I got vanilla bean marshmallows and salted caramel. YUM. Everything is au naturel. We were really impressed with the taste and texture of the sweets, I mean that was my first time trying candy that isn't loaded with unhealthy ingredients. A+ Yum yum!

I sometimes buy candy from the Sweet Factory at Mayfair Centre. They have imported candy from…read moreEurope and Asia that are not usually found in typical stores such as Shoppers Drug Mart, London Drugs, Pharmasave, Walmart, dollar stores, supermarkets. The price will be a little more expensive than those other stores, but the product are unique and imported. You can't have it cheap and unique at the same price. The universe does not function that way. The staff were a little timid and quiet in their social skills, but that can be staff trained into them. The staff do answer your questions. The decor of the store is nothing special as it looks like some street corner store inside a shopping mall.

Great selection of bulk candy and imported candy from around the world. Customer service is…read morefriendly!

Roger's Chocolates was a new chocolate brand to me and certainly the reason why is that it's a…read moreCanadian brand and even though it's very close to us our trips up there are quite infrequent. We got a regular milk chocolate bar and that sucker is rich and dense. One row of chocolate squares after a meal and I'm good. The chocolate bar definitely isn't American corporate chocolate and actually tastes like chocolate as opposed to anything else. If you're like Steve and me and just want a little bit of richness and a tad of sweet then this chocolate bar is right up your alley. If you have the stamina and metabolism to eat one of these in one sitting I'd love to record the experience (just kidding, I probably wouldn't actually). Roger's Chocolates also has truffles in which in this case I actually would like to try one or two.

The quality of their chocolates really surprised us. I think my husband said it best. I mean, who…read moreknew that Canada had such great chocolate? The Heritage Store was closed when we arrived during our BC Bites & Sights tour. Fortunately, we were able to see some of it through the window. It's an architecturally historic building & shop. It was a treat just to see the old wooden built-in shelves, leaded glass decor, and stained glass half dome entryway that appears to be a Queen Anne Revival style of Victorian architecture. I don't know, it could be a mixture of different styles. All I know is that we saw a lot of this during our tour. They saved us a rather large, and individually wrapped, vanilla cream chocolate as part of the tour. I'm not usually a fan of flavored cream chocolates. I remember getting stuck with that one piece of Russel Stover chocolate that nobody wanted. Well, this vanilla cream one was nothing like that. It's on a totally different quality level. Let's just say that we loved it so much that we placed a mail order of various flavors. My BYO 5 pack included flavors such as maraschino cherry, rum, coffee, blueberry, and dark peanut butter. I also bought a cute tin full of various types of chocolates. This assortment had a few of their signature Empress Squares as well. Everything is (or was) delicious! We're still going through the box. So far, we love all of them. The "Whale Song" by Dana Statham is a great keepsake. We saw whales when our cruise ship was entering Victoria Harbour. It's what I would have bought if the store had been open on that very late Friday evening. Heck, I probably would have bought more had it been open after 10:30pm. Maybe it's a good thing that it was closed. I saved the best for last. The prices are actually pretty decent. Get them while you're there. I can't say the same about their shipping fees to Florida (hot climate). They did arrive in great condition via FedEx. I'd order again, but it would only be once a year due to shipping costs. It's worth a visit when in Victoria.

The cashier was amazing. I don't know her name but she was so helpful. She recommended other spots…read morefor us to try while we were visiting Victoria and she so friendly. Chocolates were a 10/10. My girlfriend created her own box and I got the chocolate maple. We wanted to shop at a small business and they didn't disappoint. The chocolate is vegan, gluten free, soy free, and all the other and ethical good stuff. Can safely say you can eat this chocolate guilt free.

7 stars. Every person should have the pleasure of going here whether or not they have dietary…read morerestrictions. Because it is AMAZING The best chocolates at this type of shop I have EVER had. Ever. And everything there is gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free. My favorites were the dark choc sea salt caramels and the maple dark chocolates. Their soft serve is to die for. It is gluten-free and dairy free and I havent been able to have soft serve in about 20 years. They were able to put dark chocolate topping on it that hardened into a nice shell and it was served in a gluten-free waffle cone that was to die for. Georgina helped us and had incredible customer service. It could not have been better. She was happy to help, was super knowledgeable and went out of her way to make sure I found something I loved without making me feel pressured at all. The store is kept really nice and it feels good to be in there since organized nicely, and not overcrowded Be sure to go here. You will love it and want to return!! I am excited for you

Staff won us over with the free samples in front of the store! Cute designs candied apple and a lot…read moreof chocolate flavors to choose from. The workers there were very friendly and gave some recommendations of flavors to choose from. I ended up getting the sea salt almond bark. It was pretty tasty. The only down side is that it was kind of overpriced for the little amount of chocolate I got.

We went to this shop on Sunday night just as downtown area was closing up. Had extremely friendly…read moreand helpful service. Received exactly what we came in for. Would absolutely come back!

Wow I just came back from Lolly Gobble and I blew the budget...I can't seem to help myslef when I…read moream in that store.....Some people give wine and I like to give candy that way the whole family gets the benefits...I say go and try it and feel like a kid in a candy shop

It's the Land of Chocolate! And the Land of Caramel and…read moreFudge and Nuts and Gumballs and Nougat and Cream and Cherries and- and- oh my. As soon as you open the door the smell of warm sugar enfolds you and pulls you in like a hug. This tiny shop is jammed with classic treats like Jelly Belly, candy sticks, Lik'M'Aid, salt water taffy, a wonderful selection of British sweets, and hard to find yummies like sponge candy, Charleston Chew in full size, and even the eternal laughingstock of Candyland, Thrills Gum (seriously. Everybody thinks it tastes like soap. Everybody. So how is it still around after all these years? Is it being financed by some eccentric billionaire who lost a bet?) You'll also find the most insanely diverse selection of liquorice you've never dreamed existed, even stuff from the Netherlands that will remind you of Üter from The Simpsons. Uh... candycandycandycandy! I'll be honest here... I just came from Lolly Gobble and I'm eating a lot of sugar right now. Feeling a bit hyper right now, and giddy, and full of childhood candy memories. Just go, and bring your sweet tooth.

This is a great little chocolate shop! I loved the big…read moreselection of individual chocolates, and it looked like they had packaged varieties as well. I opted for a dark chocolate peanut butter and a chocolate orange truffle. Both were pretty tasty. Not mind blowing, but definitely good and for a fair price. The building is beautiful and very historic so I loved the vibe. They were also kind enough to offer me a sample. I returned later after learning from a tour group that Queen Elizabeth adores the vanilla chocolates here, so I went back in and asked to try her favorite. It was just like a cream egg! I guess Rogers sends her a box of those goodies twice a year. That's so cool! Thumbs up!

Staff can be very rude!! My 9 year old went in on her own and the lady made her feel like crap. She…read moretold her that she didn't have enough money for an item and then just said "sorry bye". Customer service should extend beyond taking money. Perhaps pointing things out that she did have enough for would be better for a young potentially future customer.

Absurdly delicious chocolates…read more We were in Victoria walking up Fort St (they are now at 703 Fort St) and happened upon this shop. We chose around a dozen and a half chocolates and (sadly) only later discovered that they were amazing! As in (taken as a whole), better than any other box of chocolates we've ever had...beating out the best chocolatiers of NYC and Paris. If you are visiting Victoria, run...don't walk...to buy a box. If you are lucky enough to live in Victoria, I envy you.

Terrible truffles are tasty treats that alway please. The…read moreteam was helpful in guiding me to put together some truly wonderful gift boxes for a special occasion. Terrible Truffles is centrally located on Fort Street. There's not a lot of seating, but there's great people watching as you enjoy your coffee and chocolates.