What a fantastic place to visit. Superb ice cream selection and chocolates. It is just off the…read moresquare in St. davids and is visited on foot as you explore. Get an ice cream and go and sit at the top of the bank overlooking the cathedral. What a fantastic way to spend time on a sunny afternoon. Of course if its raining the ice cream still tastes as good but you might have to shelter to eat it.

Sugacane has now, very sadly, closed down. That was a shock to come home to when I had an inkling…read morefor a pic 'n' mix. Seems a couple of them have closed down too, the massive one in Meadowhall has also disappeared.

Great little shop, people are friendly and there's absolutely loads of choice when it comes to…read moresweets. Definitely would come here again! The last thing I remember having from here was chocolate raisins, they were delicious but you can't really go wrong with them, haha.

So sweets are bad for your teeth, right? But let's think about this logically, do we really *need*…read moreour teeth? I mean sometimes they just get in the way... okay, there's no excuse for gorging on retro sweets, but come on, when there's a traditional shop that still sells sugary goodness in quarters in paper bags from huge jars, there's not much point in resisting. Chobbles is a gift shop for the ones who just can't say no to pick n' mix. That group includes me if anyone's looking to score brownie points somewhere along the line... Can Chobbles do no wrong? After all, a sweet shop, traditional or otherwise, is just a sweet shop at the end of the day. But this one goes the extra mile. Not only does it sell special teddy bears which gives the place extra Pester Power kudos (warning - don't... take... the... children), they have special gift bags of retro sweets separated by decade. That's right. You can delve back into a particular era via your tastebuds - Sherbet Fountains, gobstoppers, Black Jacks and Fruit Salads, candy cigarettes... what more could you want? It's tooth-rotting time travel! Enamel be damned, who's afraid of the big bad dentist? Not me. Well, actually I am. Anyone who's ever had traintrack braces at an impressionable age will understand this. But here be sweets that are worth the lecture, the wrath and the impending drill. Sugar never tasted so good. Treat yourselves!

Saundersfoot is a little village located near Tenby in Pembrokeshire. It is traversed by several…read morecoastal path walks. Chobbles Sweet Shop is a traditional sweet shop and a good stop to pick up some little treats as a reward for all that exercise. The traditional sweets are kept in glass jars and can either be taken away in paper bags or some of the shop's special decorative containers. Nice for nostalgia or just a sugary treat on that coastal walk!

A good selection of sweets for those who have a sweet tooth. Sweets in jars just like we used to…read moreget a s children

My grandchildren love this store and always drag me in here on our shopping visits to Llanelli…read more Their range is fab with lots of different things for them to pick meaning I always end up spending a fortune. The store is right in the centre of town so not really worth a dedicated visit. Staff are mostly young and enthusiastic, helpful and friendly.

Unsurprisingly the kids love this shop, It is colourful, bright and is full of sweeties. The range…read moreis fantastic and prices per 100grammes is not too expensive. They sell slush puppies and lots of 80's sweets that I hadnt seen in years. Staff are cheerful and to be honest when I was last there I had to sneak a little bag myself. My kids could spend a fortune there be aware of this when walking through Elli shopping centre. Best sweet shop in Llanelli.