Walked into this narrow and dainty candy, chocolate, cookies and gifts shop while visiting…read more The proprietor was leaned against the back shelf, face immersed in a book on 'Frida Kahlo' - there was not really a stimulating greeting when we entered the store.. Nevertheless, the quantity and quality of the sweets, goods and filled candies in this small shop was simply awe inspiring! There were all sorts of candied lumps of caramel, cherry, chocolate, almond, truffles, pistachio and you can't name each variety you could think of.. Cappuccino, Oreo, double chocolate, whiskey filled and nut covered hand made chocolate clusters of all shapes flavors. One orders the amount, which is paid by weight (weighed on an electronic scale - professionally) and then they are each boxed in tiny green boxes. This place makes a great bet for gifts for women in your family, as a dinner-gift for invitations to a local dinner party at somebody's home, as a small gift to bring home or just to have a relaxed dessert at home with an espresso. When I tried the chocolates outside after my purchase, I did notice a bit of inconsistency in the hardness of a few nut clusters; this leads me to think that they are only refilled when they sell out one tray.. but that is a minor quip. The smooth, rounded chocolate bonbons were impeccable & soft!! I will come back to this wonderful tiny speck. Candy's Adirondack chocolates are haute 'chocolaterie': a veritable oasis for anyone with a sweet tooth!! Simply magnificent (I should write a longer review..)! Review: 5+

Cute little store. Friendly service. The chocolates were good. The raspberry truffle and the…read morecaramel chocolates were my favorite.

Sugar Mountain sells candy. They sell regular candy, but they have a good selection of imported…read morecandies, mostly from the UK, but also from other countries. They have a large variety of Jelly Belly flavours, as well as Pez dispensers. They sell Funko Pops, as well as socks with candies printed on them. Their prices are on the higher end, so I wouldn't come to Sugar Mountain to get candy you can easily get elsewhere for cheaper, but for harder to find candies, especially imported ones, their prices are comparable to other stores that sell such items (except for the Asian candies, Asian grocery stores have much better prices). I like to buy British chocolates at Sugar Mountain, like Flake and Curly Wurly. They also have harder to find KitKat flavours, but not the Asian flavours. Recently, they also started carrying those Japanese make your own gummy kits by the company Kracie. They are quite expensive ($10) but so cute. My brother actually bought a Kracie Popin' Cooking' Candy Ramen for his kids to make with me. And it was super fun and they loved it, both the process of making it, and eating it afterwards. This is what started my nieces' love for these kits and now I'm scouring the city for more varieties of these kits, lol. Sugar Mountain is worth checking out if you like candies, especially imported candies. I also love the retro candy store vibe. This location is in the Place d'Orleans Shopping Centre.

I love browsing sugar mountain. It's a blast for kids and a blast of the past for parents. They…read morehave candies that are imported, and candies from my childhood that are harder to find in regular stores. I do find this store on the smaller side, and some shelves and candy bins to are bare, potentially due to covid protocols. Everything was laid out nicely and easy to see. Some items are on the pricier side, and some items you can buy for a quarter. Customer service was pleasant and patient with my three year old.

What a cool store that I never knew existed! Hungry Ninja sells primarily imported snacks from Asia…read moresuch as chips, candies, and ramen, but they also sell Asian groceries, such as sauces, oils, vinegars, miso, kimchi and the sorts. They have the largest selection of exotic KitKats I've seen here in Ottawa. They sell bags for $6.99, which depending on the flavour have 9-14 mini bars. They also sell individual bars for $0.99 each. So you can try one before committing to an entire bag. They also have a large selection of Kracie Popin' Cooking' DIY candy kits! They are $5.99-$6.99 which is about half the price of places like Sugar Mountain and Sweet Escape Candy Emporium. Sure, you don't get the nostalgic candy store vibe here, but you save $4-$6 per kit. My little nieces are addicted to these kits, so I've scoured the city for these, lol. If you are a mochi-lover, they have a lot of mochi from Japan. Many grocery stores only carry mochi from Taiwan (and specifically the brand Royal Family), so if you want something different, you can check out the variety here. They sell Wong's Ice Cream (from Toronto)! This brand sells Asian-inspired flavours like Vietnamese Coffee, Thai Milk Tea, and Korean Banana Milk. In addition to ice cream, they sell other frozen goods too, like Korean dumplings, croquettes, and Tteokbokki. They have some bubble tea plushies at the back, as well as those happy/sad reversible octopus plushies. Staff pretty much leave you alone to browse. They were efficient at checkout. They are located in a strip mall. There's free parking in the strip mall parking lot. I definitely recommend checking out Hungry Ninja if you like imported Asian snacks :)

My grandkids are really into Pokemon so I was thrilled to find some Pokemon gummies at Hungry Ninja…read morefor them. They were expensive, but they're from Japan so I guess that's why. Oh well, grandkids are for spoiling, right? They had a wall full of candy. And a wall full of ramen. The place is small but it was fun to look around. Good place if you're looking for Japanese candies.

I brought my girls there this past weekend, 19 yr and 17 yr. We were literally kids in a candy…read moreshop. I forgot how much I loved the banana runts! Very clean, bright, great location across from the theatre and inviting. Some of the candy brought back some memories! Fun!

You get some free samples of candy when you come in! There's a good variety of sweets here, from…read moregummies, jelly beans, sour strips, etc. They also have a 25lb gummy bear for $75!

The location is a little hard to find - but no worries, point yourself towards the church and Chez…read moreBonBon will be right there. Stepping into the front door is an immediate flashback to an older time. I was initially brought to Chez BonBon on my search for Stillwell Humbugs. Unfortunately when i went, I was informed that they have not had Stillwells for over a year. They have instead a mass produced variety. Still, not a problem as I suddenly found many other candies and sweets that I can remember from my youth or from my grandmother passing onto me. Glad to know that it is also just a 5 minute drive from my place - I will certainly be back.

Amazing selection of candy. Even humbugs which are pretty hard to find. Prices are reasonable and…read morethe service is A1. Can't ask for anything more than that.

This place has delicious fudge! I dare say almost as good as my favorite fudge from the Jersey…read moreShore. Friendly staff and very clean inside. Also enjoyed the rum barrel aged maple syrup.

Cute little ice cream and fudge spot in the heart of downtown brockville…read more Bubblegum ice cream is fantastic . Skor fudge was great. I did have my eye on chocolate mint but can't pass up Skor pieces. Seating indoors

We stumbled upon this place while exploring downtown Plattsburgh today and absolutely loved it. The…read moresecond you walk through the door you hear nostalgic music and are surrounded by jars of all types of candy. The owner, Josue, is a delight, and offered us some fresh homemade cotton candy. Great selection of chocolate things, too--chocolate covered gummy bears, big malted milk balls, chocolate covered nuts. Really great coffee, hot chocolate, and fresh popcorn--it's endless. Great prices. So good.

Great service! I was also very happy with the aesthetic of the store. Josue was working and he was…read morevery pleasant (:

I always walked by Carré Confiseries but never went inside (though I was always curious!). It's a…read moresuper cute, small boutique candy shop in the mall, walking past the Simons and towards the Peel metro station. There are a LOT of choices for the candies - you can either do the "pick your own" for $2.75/g or there are prepackaged sweets, candies, Haribo, and COMBOS. Everything is reasonably priced and they even have a delivery option (through Shopify/their website!) The man running the store was super friendly and knew his product really well. He was really excited to tell us about COMBOS, since I had chosen it out of curiosity. He says that they're the only ones in Montreal who carry combos, among telling us about how the ingredients include real cheese. Oh my goodness, he was right about how delicious these stuffed pretzel bites were. I'm thinking about them now and thinking about the next time I'll visit just to pick up a bag! They also have a nice selection of ice cream bites and ice creams. I'll be back for the ice cream bites to try as well as more bags of combos!

Carré Confiserie is located inside the Cours Mont Royal, strategically located on the same level as…read morethe Metro Peel subway, and is open every day of the week. I can confirm that kids are not the only ones who enjoy this beautiful display of candies in a store that is clean and aesthetically well laid out. The owners of the store radiate warmth and offer explanations on any of their products with pride and enthusiasm. Kudos to them for the layout that has a nice hypnotizing effect of being in a candy fantasy land. Many of the candies are imported, mainly from Europe. The ice-cream bites are homemade and delicious. What a treat for the kids who can go two floors up to visit Barbie Expo, a must see free event.

The service is excellent. The are very accommodating. I…read morecalled this morning for Morhers Day delivery they make it happen Great job.

Staff is rude!!! They rush you while you pick out your chocolates. Irritated when asked questions…read moreabout ingredients and responded to me by saying " Will you shouldn't eat that much chocolate any way" Please don't go here if you want to be treated this way.