This place is like Sweet Factory- all the candies are weighed by weight. I had to get some because…read morethey had kazoozles! They are yummy candy ropes that I can't seem to find anywhere. They ahd quite a few flavors too! Some were even the sour kind. The sales girl didn't let me take any pics, but I managed to get a few anyway. Haha!

Love this place, and I also like their store at Parramatta…read more 100grams of sweetness for only $2.95. Yes, you really do feel like a kid in a candy store all over again. So much to choose from. Their Turkish Delight pieces are rather sweet. Love the chocolate rocks and those sweet peachy things. It does get weighed. I usually buy 80 grams and that costs $2.65. That good pre-ferry sugar rush. Love it.

Amen, with this doc in the house, an Aniseed Ring a day definitely keeps the doc away! Just…read morekidding! I included this Dr Candy on the itinerary when I put on about nine twilight chocolate walking tours last summer. I introduced the guests to their delicious gelatine free chocolate rocks. I also ensured there were a few left over for me for the train ride home. The guests got to taste on the spot, as well as take a few more home. Perfect with the Bulgarian chocolate fro-yo across the road. Also love the gluten free lollies. Looking out for the pink and white stripes.

I thought an apple a day was supposed to keep the doctor away, but that was before I was introduced…read moreto Dr. Candy. I must admit I usually avoid these shopping centre lolly shops, but something about spying the good doctor made me wander over. Then amongst the bright and surprisingly well-stocked shelves I spotted the mint leaves. Argh. My weakness. At $3.60 for 100g, these lollies are by no means the cheapest about, but who can resist a pick-n-mix? Turns out, not I!

I love the candy here so much that I'll do a trip from Sydney to the Blue Mountains just to stop…read morehere!

This is a cute little candy store with over 1,000+ candies. You would think there will be a lot of…read morekids around but it's mostly adults, most likely reminiscing their childhood memories.

Pack your Sensodyne. We're off to Blighty for our next feast. The kids are cashed up and we've…read morebeen handed the keys to the Tuck Shop aka Treats from Home. Antacids at the ready. Here we go: Entrée: Monster Munch, Salt and Vinegar Discos, Squares Crisps, Spicy Nik-Naks, Wheat Crunchies. (NEXT!) Main Course: Paxo Stuffing, Colmans Mustard, Pot Noodle, Mushy Peas, Sandwich Spread washed down with Lilt and Vimto....(cor! ) Dessert: Blackcurrant and Liquorice, Polos, Fruit Salads, Black Jacks, Lemon Sherberts, Wispa, Double Decker, Lion Bar, Revels. (Belch!) Petit Fours: After Eight Mints (Groan...). If you were born in the Mother Land and have sugar issues, this is your place. Either show discipline and turn up with $10 in coins and pretend you're enjoying a slightly inflated re-inaction of your visit to the corner shop as a kid OR take the credit card and buy a three figured amount of calorific nostalgia and promise yourself you won't eat it all in a week. If you're a fish crisp connoisseur then this is the place for you: Walkers Prawn Cocktail, Skips or Scampi Fries (which actually smell like Gents toilets but taste great!). You can buy online too!

THIS PLACE HAS MOVED!!!! It is now located at Level 1, Piccadilly Arcade, 210 Pitt Street Sydney…read more Setting foot inside this place is like the fabric of space and time have folded and you have been transported home to any local shop in the UK or Ireland. Screw your markets and bazaars with their aromas of herbs and spices, nothing awakens the senses like the playful crinkle of a monster munch packet or the shine in your eye when the sun catches off the packaging of a Capri Sun (The only place I have found in Australia that stocks them FYI). Expect a friendly greeting from the Welsh lady who's on the counter and get lost in the selection of stuff you'd forgotten you'd missed. Apart from Taste Ireland, which I have also reviewed there is nowhere that I have come across that has as much selection as these guys. While it is mostly sweets and confectionery there is a huge selection of grocery items available too. You name it they pretty much have it. from washing up liquids, to powders, sauces, stuffing, cordials, soft drinks and football merchandise as well. The selection is absolutely massive. if you're missing home and some of your favorite grub pop in and see these guys. It'll be money and time well spent. If you can't make it into the city, they do online ordering too.

I stumbled across this Aladdin's cave of British delicacies by accident, but it has now become a…read morestaple part of my weekly food shopping. If you're homesick and need to get your hands on a packet of Wether's Originals, Mint Humbugs or Licquorice Allsorts, this is the place to go. It's stacked wall-to-ceiling with jars and packets of British sweets. For the non-British people, this is also worth a visit, for a true taste of Britain. Of course, you pay a handsome sum for the chance to eat proper British food (including Marmite), but in my book, it's worth every penny.

I migrated to Australia at the end of 2016. And I've felt incredibly homesick since and missed all…read morethe british stuff, then i stumbled upon these guys and they've made me happier because i can now get my british sweets again! 10/10 will order from again.

After watching the pelican feed, my boyfriend and I walked over to this cute little shop just a few…read moresteps away. The first thing I noticed was the friendly staff who were dressed up in costumes; I'd normally think that was a bit gimmicky but it totally worked in this setting and I thought it was charming. My boyfriend and I had a lot of fun looking at all of the different candies, sodas, and even little knick knacks and then filling up a bag with our own sweets. If I find myself in the area again, I'd stop in again.

This placed popped up as we where taking a drive down from Picton. This is also the ONLY place in…read moreall of Australia that I've been able to find my favorite root beer, Sioux City Sarsaparilla!! Even in the US, this stuff is not easy to find. My only problem with this place was the sticker shock of how much everything cost. $6AUD for a single bottle of root beer is a bit over priced so I could only get 2 bottles instead of a 6-pack.

From the owner: Mystry boxes, hot sauces, groceries from US, UK…read moreConfectionery from around the world Collectables and more.

"Jolly good sweets, lollies, candy, chocolates and food from everywhere"…read more "Uk, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, Latin American Scandinavia, USA" I'm not sure they have enough produce in store to have come from all those places. The store's looking a little bit sparse at the moment, which gives you a little bit of a sad feeling as you walk in. There a nice lady at the counter to help you out, but there just isn't a lot there to need help with. What is there looks great, but I suppose it's expected that a lolly shop is stacked up to the roof with deliciousness!! You know, to bring you all that excitement of feeling surrounded by sugar. Like a kid in a candy shop. And that's not exactly the feeling you get. The wow and wonder is lacking a little. There is still a lot to of things to try for the Average Australian, who wouldn't see a lot of this in the super market. These places can be a bit of an adventure, trying new things you've never heard of. I guess in this case you'll just have a shorter adventure. The store has potential, if it were only filled out a bit more! If you're going past, its still well worth a drop in. Especially if you're a sugar addict, like me.

Tyler's right - Hello Sweetie looks the goods from the street - a shop window brimming with…read morecolourful candy that drags out the sweet tooth in anyone! Inside though, it's odd. Perhaps they're not quite sure whether they are candy store or foreign goods specialist, because in behind the window dressing is an eclectic collection of sweet and savoury goods from all over the place. Well, perhaps from just a few different places, because the shelves are currently a bit sparse. That said, I was drawn to pick up two cans of Heinz soup in a British flavour that is not available here, and my friend could not resist a can of bubbly New Zealand soft drink that she grew up on. The idea is right - hey, barely a single accent in Manly is Australian - but they do need to pick up those stock levels. Apparently a website is going to be launched shortly, and maybe with that they'll up the ante and even take on ordering on request. Now that would be good!

Sticky videos randomly got caught up in my youtube algorithm and I was lured in. I saw clips of…read morethem pouring the melted candy, stretching them into sticks, and a bunch of designs they can do with it. I knew I had to check them out when coming to Sydney. They're located in The Rocks shopping area which is close to the Harbor Bridge. I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of the workers choppin' up the candy sticks. There are a wide range of flavaflavs to choose from such as apple, blackberry, banana, citrus mix and hella much more. They also have themed candies aka lollies like Harry Potter, Peter rabbit, Marvel and a few others. All candy comes prepackaged in a resealable pouch. I chose the lime koala, Studio Ghilbli mix, passion fruit and the Peter Rabbit. The koalas and the passionfruit were my favorites! They tasted exactly like lime and passionfruit and I loved the design on them. It was difficult figuring out what flavors the themed ones were but the lollies were still tasty and cute. Overall, these lollies were tasty and reasonably priced (7AUS=4.67USD). They made a great souvenirs for my friends and coworkers. I would definitely come back here when in Sydney to try more of their other lollies and watch them do their thang!

I have been following their social media pages for years and finally made it to Australia. I was…read moreso happy to be there and meet new friends and see them in action. Great Product, Humble People!

Naww, sweet! This…read moreplace is really cool. It may not have that professional chocolatier feel (the business card I received was printer from a household printer, on ordinary paper), but in its place it has a very homely feeling. In the window are boxes filled with various types of chocolates, and on the inside are some gift boxes, so that you may give to loved ones. The store isn't huge, theres more to see in the window than there is inside, but the man inside is very friendly and helpful, and the whole place feels like Grandma's place when she's baking. Makes you feel at home, ya know? I reckon there's a bit more life and love in a box of Richards chocolates than the cold definition of a manufactured one. I guess it depends where your heart is in relation to your wallet, your pallat, and your pride. But come and see it, it's really cool.