So much different kids of candy. Although the store looks small from the outside, it's amazing how…read moremuch stuff fits in here. One can definitely spend at least an hour looking at all the different kinds of snacks available. The store carries really niche flavors, even of popular brands. I saw a Philly cheesecake flavor Pringles here and a mango flavoured Pocky. Never seen these elsewhere! The store cashier is also very nice. I went in the evening so there were hardly any customers. Seems to be popular for both kids and adults, so it's best to go when it's less busy.

Who doesn't love candy? Well, you are in for a treat. This place has a huge assortment of treats…read moreto satisfy any cravings. From chocolates, candies, drinks, and breakfast treat, they have it all. And the service was excellent. This place is a must for all with a sweet tooth.

Totally adorable little shop with an insane selection of candy, more than half of which I couldn't…read moreeven hope to identify because it was from the far reaches of the globe. Some cool retro candies here too, like those little colorful lollipops that are shaped like folded up umbrellas. Appropriately, the woman who owns this shop is very sweet and seemed to me to have a bottomless supply of happy charm and grace. And the inside of the store is beautiful and has two levels. Candy is pretty packed in here so be careful when you turn around, especially if you have a big ol' backpack on. Ahem. I got a bag of pig-shaped candies called Fred Ferkels. I'll be darned if I know what they are but they'll be a great gift.

Great find while shopping in downtown Victoria. Cute shop with a variety of sweets, lots of awesome…read morefinds from my childhood.

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!

As someone who loves licorice, this was like the best candy store ever I would say that my favorite…read moreof the licorice that I bought is actually the monkey heads, which I did not see coming. I also really like the cherry tubular ones with the white sugar inside of them they are ridiculously delicious. The woman checking us out - who i assumed was the owner- was very very friendly and the store had a nice selection of gifts from the motherland. I will definitely be back!

Great selection of treats! So much licorice, sweet and salty. I got cookies, licorice and candy…read more Staff were helpful and efficient. The prices were what I would expect for an import type of store.

Amazing ice cream! There are many flavors to choose from and different sizes as well. They have…read morediagrams and display cones for how big each size is so it's easy to see. The larger sizes (which pricey) are huge!! Each ice cream (ex. chocolate, vanilla) can be put in a cup, cone, or waffle cone. You can then choose the flavor it gets dipped into. Finally, you can choose if you want the extra toppings for a fee. I personally love the cookies and cream one with vanilla ice cream. Service is fast and everything is visible. It's so fun to see each ice cream get made! There are also other desserts available if you want something to go, or a souvenir. There is free water. Just grab a clean cup and pour it yourself.

In downtown Victoria's dessert corridor, Chocolats Favoris had a steady crowd for its signature ice…read morecream dipped in real chocolate whenever we walked past. Visited on a weekend night and ordered the small dipped cone with dark chocolate, raspberry sauce, and bits. I loved the contrast between the cool, creamy vanilla‑style soft serve coated in a glossy layer of intense dark chocolate that cracked with a satisfying snap. The raspberry sauce added a bright, tangy edge, cutting through sweetness rather than just echoing it. Texture‑wise, the firm shell and small toppings lent some welcome chew against the soft ice cream's smooth melt. The portion was modest (a true small), which made the roughly mid‑to‑high single‑digit price feel slightly steep but still justifiable for a treat. Service was friendly and quick at the counter. The shop's vibe leans casual and family‑friendly. Seating is limited, so this plays best as a grab‑and‑stroll dessert.

Whenever in Port Townsend, this is a fun treat. The ice cream shoppe has all the classic flavors…read moreand many great malts, floats, and shakes. The old time soda shoppe ambiance adds to the fun. Right next door is the Elevated candy shop which also keeps all the "throwback" sugared sweets from the past, as well as newer released candy. Although I maintain a low sugar diet, this place will always be a stop for me. The staff on both sides are always helpful and assist with a smile.

They had six non-dairy choices which I have to say is 3x more than other places. I thought it odd…read morethat they sold by weight, but hey why not? I got the marionberry sorbet. I believe all the non-dairy choices were sorbets. It was OK, a little too sweet but yummy.

This is a cute store with a wide selection of candy. I was in the market for gift chocolates. They…read moreoffer a large selection of truffles made in Spokane. Next time I will try their homemade fudge. I never knew fudge could come in so many different flavors! Nice owners.

If you're looking for some good treats, stop in here while visiting Port Angeles. There are so many…read moredifferent kinds of candies but I was there for the chocolate. The truffles are a decent size and there are so many flavors to choose from as well as seasonal ones. I was a good girl today and just had one Creme Brulee truffle. A bit sweet but its sweets, what do you expect lol. The place is small but every corner is filled with all sorts of decadent desserts and more. You are welcomed when you come in which I love. It shows engagement and it also makes you feel welcomed.

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 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!

Love this store so much as they have lots of cool pretty treasures and cute little gifts and such.read more

i found the Holiday catds I was looking for and the staff was VERY courteous and HELPFUL!!read more