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    Sockerbit

    4.2 (352 reviews)
    ModerateCandy Stores
    Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Amber C.

    This place is awesome. There are so many options and you can taste the quality. I also like that they let you sample them first because it enables you to make sure you get a bag full of little goodies you'll enjoy.

    Meredith B.

    Lots of yummy options, labeled for allergens. The offer a variety of gummies and chocolate. When I went in March 2026 they were in a temporary location a few doors down.

    Phuong T.

    I love Swedish candy and always go for anything sour. They have a bunch of different types of gummies and it's 18$ per pound. Loved all the pieces I got and can't wait to go back.

    Isabel L.

    They are temporarily at a storefront 2 doors down!! When I first drove by I thought I had missed them, but you'll be able to see the signage for their temp space as they do renovations. Call their number if you have trouble locating. Swedish candy pick and mix, priced by weight with endless options. They also have some small pre selected packs if you're just interested in buying samples and such. Highly recommend!

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    Anna W.

    Finally came here after seeing all the hype on social media. The candies are a hit or miss, but I still enjoyed grabbing a bunch and trying different ones. You get a scoop and a bag, pick whatever candies you want, and they weigh it at the end. One thing I didn't love is that one drawer lid covers a whole row of candies. I wish each bin had its own lid so you're not interfering with other customers while scooping. I also found a hair in one of the bins, so I hope they check and clean the candies more often.

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    Ivy C.

    Rating: 8/10 Great variety of Swedish candy, quick and easy! Friend and I came on a Friday around 1PM. Only street parking, which can be difficult; however, it's super close to the Grove, so if you were already at the Grove, you can walk over within 5 min! Not too busy at all. The staff showed us how to grab candy with clean scoops. Every pound is 17.99, which sounds expensive but if you're getting a mindful amount, it's not too pricey. Friend and I's were about $11.50 and $13.50 for a good amount of candy that will last us days. Some candies tasted good, others not so much. The marshmallows were not to our taste, but we loved the Cola sour gummies. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area for some yummy specialty candy!

    Fenny C.

    Been here several times for my d. One of favorite Swedish candy store. And apparently, famous in tiktok. Couple times they ran out of skull or bubs. That's what everyone want Place is clean. People is very nice. Price by weight per lb Parking: free street parking

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    Emma S.

    I am OBSESSED with Sockerbit!!! Stopped in while in LA because Dana Bowling recommended them on one of her livestreams. Went into the store and purchased a mixed bag of sweet gummies. Loved them SO much that I made my sister stop at the store on our way to LAX for my flight home. The staff is super sweet and helpful and the store is well laid out and adorable! I sing the praises of Sockerbit to anyone who will listen and plan to stop in anytime I'm in LA

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    Steven G.

    Ordered online. Been loving on them for over 15 years. Rambos are delish in any form. licorice coins can be very chewy and stick to teeth. Bubs are a fail for me, not liking the subdued flavors or texture.

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    Vivian T.

    I love Swedish Candy as it has no artificial dyes and the texture of their candy is like no other. There are a variety of options to choose from, however, if you're looking to grab the viral Bubz Candy, they are solely separately in their own pre scooped baggies. My friend did pick one up and we got to try them. I think my bag was around $11 for the weight I scooped. They have so many fun different shapes and samples if you're into black licorice (not a fan, personally). I had a great time for such a small little candy shop. It's a great alternative for your sweet tooth and I find them fascinating than American candies! Everything was stocked neatly and organized/clean. The only annoying part was reaching for the scoop and lifting the bar. I would highly recommend Sockerbit for anyone looking to try Swedish candy!

    Kristie S.

    Sockerbit is such a cute little Swedish candy shop -- super clean, bright, and definitely feels more curated than your average candy store. Everything is sold by weight, so you can mix and match and grab as much (or as little) as you want... just be careful, it adds up fast. The candy itself is fun to try -- lots of unique gummies, sours, chocolates, and of course, the salty licorice if you're feeling adventurous. That said, not everything is a winner. Some of the candies definitely have that vitamin gummy vibe, which isn't really my thing, but that's part of the experience. It's a little hit or miss depending on what you pick. Overall, it's a fun stop if you want to try something different or get your gummy fix. It's a cute spot, just be ready to experiment (and maybe accidentally grab something that tastes like a multivitamin gummy).

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    these candies have the same texture as swedish fish, so if you enjoy those, you just might really like these not all candies are the same - they also have marshmallow texture and sour patch texture my personal fave is the watermelon rolls they were sour on the outside but sweet and had a soft chewy bit on the inside me personally there was only 1 that i really liked :( they also have soda, chocolate etc along the other side of the wall but everyone comes here for the candy it's a self serve candy shop, like ur average self serve candy shop with a spoon and a paper bag the vibe is a little off felt a hella eerie on the day that i went, but maybe it was just a that day thing service is good, the area is right next to the grove so if u ever stop by def give sockerbit a try! they are a bit pricey so plan for that too

    Jessica P.

    So many different types of candy to choose from!! This was a fun experience and I definitely recommend people to come try it out! The workers were super friendly and welcoming. They give you your own clean scooper and you get to choose your own candy. I got one of everything so I can't remember which one was my favorite but there was definitely no "bad ones". I can't wait to go back! Note: It is only paid street parking so you might have to circle around a few times to find a parking spot.

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