Wall of do it yourself bagged candies and jelly bellies for $12.99/ 1/4 gram. Cheaper than at home…read more Bought over a pound of the stuff and they were good and fresh and gave us a good sugar buzz for the drive home. Fun hangout and time killer for kids too.

Hand made candy!…read more You can watch them make it and they explain the process that they used. First they cook it and then roll it out. It is hot and they use thermal protective gloves. Then as they pull it and shape it, the candy becomes hard. Finally, the candy makers break off pieces like shattering glass and give you the little pieces to try. Warm hard candy is so tasty! I liked that experience a lot.

A fun little candy store with a lot of things we don't have in the US. We found real Kinder eggs,…read morewhich my kids were super excited for. We also grab a bunch of different flavors that are not in the US to try from different candy brands. The store is small so when it's busy it can be hard to maneuver.

This store is on the main strip at Clifton Hill in Canada at Niagara Falls. Excited to see an old…read moretimey candy shop with dispensers, and novelty candy from around the world! Canada is known for using real ingredients (such as milk) in their chocolates, so it's fun to see a store that features that. It's kind of a tight space in there, so I wouldn't bring unruly children or animals, but definitely a place to check out for the novelty of it.

Literally a Hersheys chocolate heaven!!…read more Not just the brands top selling candies I love .. Mr Goodbar but in sizes not found in a regular store! There's also fresh sweets: cookies (made of dreams), cupcakes and more!! Pick one, two or three and get a bundle deal!

Whenever we are in Niagara Falls Canada this is a must go to store. We always seem to see…read moredifferent candy and items when we come here. Today was a cooler day so we opted not to get a shake. Besides candy, they have sweet treats and shakes/ice cream. This is a great place to go in the summer to beat the heat. And you can take a picture with the hershey kiss guy. Employees are around to help you look for anything you might be looking for. Store is connected to a few shops which is very convenient when looking around as a tourist.

The decadent chocolate fudge was sweetly delicious but it cost almost ten dollars a slice. It is a…read morenice treat to have once in a while. They also had other chocolate dipped item made in house and other packaged chocolate and candy offerings also. Service was provided with a smile and friendly staff that were eager to help. It felt like a smallish section candy store with a. huge section where you can see them make the fudge in house. It is interesting to see it made. Bright lights and no loud music in store made it a very relaxing comfortable place to shop.

Love this candy place located right in Clifton shill where they make the treats right in front of…read moreyour eyes. Today they were making caramel covered apples with peanuts, a video is attached. They also sell regular red candy apples (my weakness), fudge, and slew of other items. What a selection! Full disclosure, I went back and bought one of their red candy apples (I could not resist the temptation!) and it was DEEE-LICIOUS!

This is located in the casino building just to the left side of the casino entrance. Their…read morechocolates are soooo delicious. We got several to try. In the boxes there's a deal if you get 3. So we got the cranberry white chocolate, the cashew cluster & almond bark. I really like the cashew cluster. Pretty addictive. We also got the smores, a Tommy (pecan with caramel, like Turtles but much better tasting), a polar bear, & a Timmy (dark chocolate with caramel). The smores was so yummy! I liked that it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. Sometimes with junk food chocolate all you can taste is the sugar. This is good stuff. We like it so much my hubby called & asked if they would ship to us. Turns out they used to be a franchise but the owner closed the other franchises down. I don't know why! The prices here are reasonable too. I like Soma chocolate which is really good but it's so expensive. If their shipping charge isn't ridiculous I don't mind supporting this store. My mouth is watering just thinking of the smores. The clerk who was helping fill the orders & cash people out was super nice too. They are open pretty late for a fudge/chocolate place. But I guess that's because of the casino.

This little chocolate shop is so great!!! They have a great variety of chocolates, fudges, and…read morecandies to choose from, and the employees are so helpful and kind. I particularly loved the cappuccino biscotti crunch. The Oreo bark war really good too! My office loved the dark chocolate covered Australian ginger. I have a bunch of goodies I still have to get through but I know they are all going to be delicious.

What an experience! The store has a Gothic theme and has brought back old time candy. It's a…read moreexperience to go through it in the day time but the best is after 5:00 p.m. and shopping with a lantern to see the candy and other items they sell.

Amazing chocolate and confections. Wes is highly knowledgeable in the artistry of the chocolatier…read more Do yourself a favor and have a conversation with him!!!

An absolutely must stop location. The Chocolate Laboratory is a quaint, local chocolate…read moreshop/laboratory located on Lundy's Lane in the Outlet Mall. I always pop in whenever I'm in Niagara Falls. Everything is always fresh and one of my favorites is the chocolate sponge candy, however, my last trip in, they have the most delicious decadent hot chocolate. They make it with real chocolate that is simply to die for!!! Go ahead, make a special trip in, you wont be disappointed. The owner and the staff are friendly and very knowledgeable.

Local and yummy They put together a cookie assortment that…read morewas a gift and not only were the cookies delicious, the packaging was lovely

It's truly a hidden gem in Niagara Falls. At first, I wasn't sure if I can buy any sweets from here…read moresince the decorations mostly included wedding accessories, but when I entered the store and turned to the left, I found the their pastries and cakes display. We gad a really nice chat with the owner and he gave us a rundown of what they offer. We bought some pastries for takeout; each one would be around $2-$2.5 or $20/kg. The pastries were delicious and fresh. They offer both prepared and custom-made cakes of different shapes and sizes. A few customers came to pick up their order of cakes while we were in the store and their orders all looked great.

Pictured: Milk chocolate sponge candy, Easter chocolate, jar candy, and Kelly's fine chocolates…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Kelly's Country Store 5 stars!

This a great store that I've driven by so many times and never stopped. I really love all the old…read moreschool candy and great little finds that I've forgotten about over the years. Walking in just feels like a piece of my childhood that I forgot about. The penny candy is the best. I used to love all the different kinds of taffy and this just screams nostalgia. My husband loves sponge candy and he found some that he absolutely loves. The store is great and I will be back for sure.

had such a great experience here and got the opportunity to try their maple flight to taste each of…read moretheir different maple syrup flavors and also chocolates. the levels are golden, amber, and dark. i tasted them in that order and i found that it would grow sweeter and richer. i personally don't enjoy super sweet things so i found golden to be just right for me! it's a little lighter and a little less sweet than the others. their chocolates are also sweet if you have that sweet tooth! the staff are relatively nice and helpful. there's a lot of customers so they do their best to keep things moving. the ambiance is like a gift store and little tourist stop. there's souvenirs and other items you can buy other than their maple syrups and chocolates.

Your typical tourist trap with a food court on the right and a 'maple syrup experience' on the…read moreleft. The tour group stopped here for lunch and a little souvenir shopping, so there you have it. I ordered the poutine. It was fine, but nothing to write home about...the line to pay was SUPER long. I wouldn't make a special stop, but if you're looking to sample all of the maple syrups and/or have a need to buy anything made out of maple syrup, this would be an efficient stop. :D