I love checking out candies and snack shops whenever I go out of town or country. This place is so…read morecool with candies that I have never seen before. A ton of British candies that I grew up eating, like Rowntrees and Maynard's. Some familiar candies like Nerds, Skittles, and Sweet Tarts but with a twist. Fun place to shop and try something new! Also a great place to buy chocolates and cookies made locally in Canada as souvenirs. Definitely check it out when you're in Canmore.

Soooooo over priced and old candy!!!!!! i wish I returned what I bought. I bought what was labeled…read moreas 3.50 per 100 grams prepackaged sour Dino's. came to over 120g . they tasted very poorly and were old and dry and chewy. very disappointed and rolls of love hearts which were way over priced and also old and tasted off . Warning don't buy there pre packaged candy

Impressing selection of candies and sweets…read more The chocolate bark and pecan turtles caught my eye. I grabbed a few and they were awesome. Plenty of options. Stop by and check them out!

I have travelled the world (over 80 countries) and this is the best candy store I've ever seen. It…read morehas so many flavors of so many candies- I was so impressed. When my husband asked if they carried Carem bars ( a fave from his childhood in Switzerland) they found them and ordered them. Best selection ever!!

I needed a little chocolate after a lovely dinner and we were walking past The Fudgery so I decided…read moreto bop in. So many options to choose from. I asked for a sea salt caramel which they didn't have but they did have sea salt peanut butter cups. While sea salt caramels are my go to, I opted to try the peanut butter version. I'm not sure what it is about chocolate and sea salt but replacing caramel with peanut butter was not a concern. It was so good. I got it on a napkin so I could eat as we walked back to our hotel. I suspect I'll be back there trying another bit of chocolate before we leave here.

So many fun fudge flavours to choose from, matcha to birthday cake as well as other delicious…read morechocolate desserts. This store is also so cool because you can see them make the fudge in front of you which is so cool. We got the classic chocolate fudge which was delicious, definitely will have to try some of the crazier flavours next time I visit.

I work at a small chocolate confectionary and always interested in checking out the competition. I…read morereally like the smaller, boutique type operations. This particular chocolate shoppe looked promising. They had a reasonably large selection, some looked quite unique and well done. When we stepped in, they offered us a small sample. It was a tasty bit of maple fudge. We ended up getting a couple of large Toffee Peanut Butter Cups. We ate them later, back on the bus, and honestly, they were a bit disappointing. The chocolate was way to thick for my tastes. But the filling itself was good. My suggestion? Spend more time knocking the chocolate out of the molds before letting them set. The staff person who assisted us was super friendly and helpful.

I should have checked out the reviews on this spot. The service was meh, didn't really act like…read morethey wanted to be there which is fine. But the fudge wasn't fudge. I love fudge, I do. It's my favorite thing. I look forward to it every time I see a chocolate shop. I was so excited. It's more like crunchy, caramelized fudge. Which is fine if you think that's what you're getting. But I wanted rich and creamy. Traditional fudge which is what they market. We ended up throwing it away we were so sad.

No matter how many oils and balsamics I have (it's a lot), it is physically impossible for me to…read morewalk by an olive oil shop on vacation and not go in. So, here we are! The space was clean, bright, open, and trendy! Each oil/balsamic had a description and pairing suggestion, and of course the ability to taste! I really appreciated that they had some unique flavors that I hadn't seen in other shops before! Two of these were the Milanese Gremolata - which was so light and refreshing, and the Olive Wood Smoked Olive Oil - so smoky. They also had a variety of seasonings from truffle salt to dill pickle seasoning. They even had some fresh popcorn samples out made with their butter oil and truffle salt! The woman working was extremely nice and fun to chat with. They offer free shipping to the US with any purchase over $75, and over $50 within Canada.

You have to sample the oils and vinegars -- there's something to suit a wide variety of palates and…read moreflavour preferences in a spacious, modern, and inviting space. The staff were friendly and helpful, offering suggestions for how to use the oils and vinegars in different recipes, including reductions, sauces, salads, and even desserts.

This is a pretty cool candy store and it seems like almost every tourist resort place I have been…read moreto there is sure a candy store around. Walked in and it had all sorts of candies. But the candies are over priced though. But there are some that you can't get elsewhere.

This candy store is a sure seduction when walking the main boardwalk in Banff, the only thing that…read moreis my largest criticism is the size of the store rows. In fact just walking into the store itself you have to wait till the people either goes in or out before you yourself enter in or out. Also while walking down the rows I think I knocked over a couple of packages and I saw a couple of abandoned lollipops strewn on the floor. For candies be sure to expect Old Tyme Favourites, Liquorice, Chocolate Bars, Chocolates Liqueur, Chocolate & Candies Liqueur, Sugar Free Chocolate & Candies, and Maple Syrup Products. But my favourite areas was the Pez wall, would you like Pez candy being served to you by the throat of Johnny Depp as a pirate, Orlando Bloom, or perhaps from Hello Kitty or Donald Duck. The sky's the limit on this Pez board. There seems to be back areas where they make candy or the gift wrap the products you buy. I am not quite sure as I got kind of claustrophobic so I had to leave. But this candy shop has every option of candy in my opinion.

Wasn't my fav candy shop in banff. Most of the stuff was prepackaged. I noticed they were the only…read morecandy store that made Turkish delights if you were interested in that. Small shop and they're currently doing some construction so it's easy to miss.

This is one of the best candy stores in Banff. They have a great selection of candy's, chocolates,…read moretaffys and other treats that are local to the area. We got some ice wine chocolates and maple butter both of which were great. Price can be on the higher end but what else can you expect from a candy store in a small touristy town.

Browsing, Shopping and Wandering around The Stonewaters Store. I did not realize I would be in such…read morea treat. Seriously a Chocolate Boutique hiding at the back of the store? The display so classy and all the chocolates so pretty and just like jewels and precious stones. And I love the catchy names! A work of art to appreciate and to be savoy! Make sure you pick up a few to go and they have chocolate bars too!

I was looking for a good, a really good piece of dark chocolate and tried a candy store on Main…read moreStreet, Canmore, and their dark chocolate was a bit too sweet. So I was ecstatitc to have found Jacek Chocolate Shop in the Stonewater store. The dark chocolate was smooth, not bitter, perfect flavor, and the perfect bite for an afternoon snack. I brought some home with me and just finished it this evening. Thanks for helping me savor the flavor of Canmore.

I placed an order from Toronto as a gift for someonein Banff. Before placing the order I had some…read morequestions which I emailed. Belinda answered in a timely manner. The chocolates were as ordered and delivered as promised. I've been told by the recipients the chocolates are delicious. I would not hesitate to order again.

Le Chocolatier is a nice little place to stop into when I'm in canmore for some wonderful treats…read more My absolute favorite item to buy is a champagne truffle. The truffle itself is delicious and it's coated in a crackling candy so it's like having the fizz of the champagne in your mouth. My second favorite is the chocolate covered orange peel but then I just love orange and chocolate and it's difficult to really go wrong here. What I have NOT done but would love to is a tour. Tours are $5.75 per person for groups over 12. You get to taste 4 -5 different chocolates and learn about where they come from. Tours run Tues - Fri and they don't seem to do them daily or really to often as I've never been able to set something up when I've tried.