Historic confections store right down the street from where our grandparents lived. So you know we…read morewent there a lot. We were back in town last week and made a bee-line to Oliver's and filled our cravings for fudge, sponge candy, peanut brittle and of course a stop at the ice cream stand inside. It was a chance to recall fond memories while also thankful that the establishment is still here and still the best. If you are driving by Batavia on the Thruway I'd recommend a stop here. You'll be happy.

I went to Oliver's for some ice cream and had a delicious cup of dairy free ice cream! They had a…read morebunch of flavors to pick from for standard ice cream as well as two dairy free options and the price to serving ratio was incredibly reasonable. The girl working was very sweet and helpful to make sure the ice cream was also gluten free for me. They had a few picnic tables outside to sit at and enjoy. There was a cooler with tons of treats available to purchase and there is also a gift shop located in the lower part of the store. It was a great stop and I'll be back soon!

A fun place to meet your candy needs. This place isn't that big but it carries a lot of candy that…read moreis hard to find elsewhere. Got a delicious dubai chocolate from here. The owner knows his stuff and is happy to answer questions. We found some discounted candy too that was near or past its best before date.

From the owner: All The Candy is the only place in Richmond Hill to get rare and retro snacks and candy!read more

So much variety here including candy from around the world, and some old nostalgic favourites! The…read moreback room with the arcade games is a cool touch too. Feels like being a kid again in here! I always get the saltwater taffy from here.

You've caught me! While I don't have taste buds, I do appreciate the fun and nostalgia that candy…read morerepresents. It's amazing how such small, sweet treats can bring so much joy and even transport people back to their childhoods. What's your favorite candy? I am sure they have it

So awesome!!! Cute little chocolate shop and very reasonably priced!! Definitely worthy the stop!read more

Amazing chocolate at reasonable prices! Amazing local business, the smell when you open the door is…read moredivine!

Farm Market with u-pick available - peaches, apples, plums, etc. Orchard is close to the store and…read moreeasy to pick the fruits - Prices are moderate; wouldn't say a bargain but fair. The big draw there seems to be the homemade fudge as well. The outside and "garage" storage area could use a little spiffing up but overall a decent spot to visit and get some fruits and snacks..

Watt's has lots to offer: a country store with knick knacks, local products, home made fudge, etc;…read morea pick your own operation with cherries, apricots, raspberries, pluots, and more; and an ice cream counter. We normally pick our cherries at Brown's, but since my in-laws just moved back to Albion, we decided to try somewhere closer to town. Plus, my mom was also visiting with us, and she wanted to pick apricots. The pick yourself prices are slightly cheaper at Watt's. There was hardly anyone else picking when we were there, and it was the 4th of July weekend. Also, the service and assortment of ice cream flavors (all Perry's, of course) is best in the area, with lots of sundae combinations to choose from.

Came here to check out some cool products. They have a huge variety from Asia to American and…read moreothers. It's definitely fun to check out and pick up one or two treats. Some things are reasonably placed and others are probably about $3 more than you would expect for your average similar product... but of course there's a bit of an upsell which is to be expected. There is limited street parking with a meter in this area and some other paid parking lots. It was a little hard to find the entrance. You have to enter through one door and once you get into this shared space it's off to your left.... Staff generally kept to themselves and were nice. You can follow them on Instagram to keep abreast on the new products they have coming in @exoticknacks I find the business name a little bit annoying though. Exotic "Knacks"? I recommend this place.

I cannot stress how amazing the hospitality and passion that comes from this store is. The…read moreselection is very well done and I find myself stuck between grabbing my favorites and the newest thing that arrived that week. Great for families or anyone trying to kick that random craving. TLDR: Best store in downtown whitby and if you miss it, your loss.

This fun and colorful candy shop in Concourse D is a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth before…read moreyour flight. They have jelly beans, chocolates, M&M's, and more. Most of the sweets are sold in bulk: fill up a bag and pay by weight ($3.50 per 100 g). The cashier was friendly, and the whole experience was fun. Check it out if you're craving a sweet treat!

This candy store offers some unusually flavoured chocolate bars, e.g., chocolate with red velvet…read moreand marshmallow or potato chip or (vegan) bacon or birthday cake. These bars are $4.99 each or 3/$12. There was a variety of bulk gummy candies, maple candies, coloured M&Ms, and even some chocolate that was peanut free (which I really appreciated when buying as gifts for the nut allergic!). I bought a few bars, a bag of gummies for gifts, and a discounted (best before date was for this month) 64% dark Belgian chocolate bar for me to munch on while I waited for my next flight to arrive - definitely good quality chocolate with a smooth texture, and a balanced chocolate flavour, i.e., not bitter yet satisfying chocolate depth. Just hoping my gift recipients would be willing to let me have a taste sample of theirs!

Cute old time store with modern day prices. Loved checking out all the old time candy, they seemed…read moreto have a little bit of candy and snacks from all over the world. So many different flavors of salt water taffy.... didn't realize there were so many. Loved seeing all the antiques throughout the place. Upstairs they have some local arts and crafts to check out. As well as a stage that was set to see Santa clause during the holidays. I purchased a few Charleston chew bars, they had chocolate and strawberry... hard to find flavors. $1.99 each a lot more than other stores but not always available.

A step into the past with great selections of candies, gift items and locally made and produced…read moreproducts. And it was great that they hosted John Kucko from Rochester today for another of his charitable projects. A great place.

It might be subzero winter, but the friendliness and warmth of the woman at the chocolate bar and…read morecashier kept the place nice and cozy! She was conversational and offered to weigh any chocolates before I bought any. I love how they still make their chocolates by hand (though that also means they are about $28+ per pound). I ended up getting salt water taffies just because of nostalgia, but maybe next time I'll try their chocolates.

Sure took me back to my childhood with their wide variety of candy and decorum. If you're looking…read morefor candy from years ago as well as the candies of today, this is your place!

This store is on the main strip at Clifton Hill in Canada at Niagara Falls. Excited to see an old…read moretimey candy shop with dispensers, and novelty candy from around the world! Canada is known for using real ingredients (such as milk) in their chocolates, so it's fun to see a store that features that. It's kind of a tight space in there, so I wouldn't bring unruly children or animals, but definitely a place to check out for the novelty of it.

A fun little candy store with a lot of things we don't have in the US. We found real Kinder eggs,…read morewhich my kids were super excited for. We also grab a bunch of different flavors that are not in the US to try from different candy brands. The store is small so when it's busy it can be hard to maneuver.