Found this there web site after buying some of their sweets on Amazon. These chaps have some great…read moregift ideas and I really like the sugar free Sweet hampers, which are great for my Dad. I can also get them not only Father's Day, but as a birthday and Christmas gift too as they have different labels for each occasion ... Great service and always happy to help. I was also amazed to find they sold both Sweet tobacco as well as Toasted Teacakes two of my favourite from when I was a kid

From the owner: Take a walk down Memory Lane with the Candy Cabin were we stock a HUGE range of 300+ confectionery…read moreitems.

I paid £9 for an imported drink,imported chocolate bar and a scottish bag of sweets.read more

Kingdom of Sweets, as suggested by the name is a specialist shop for everything sweets and candy,…read morewith a large pick and mix selection in the middle of the store, they also stock a large selection of American candies, including a small range of Arizona Iced Tea. The first two things that hit me around the store were the pricing and the layout. Pricing: I found the store to be really expensive, to the point my jaw was literally dropped that they'd charge so much, with multiple drinks or even sweets often leaving you with not much change out of £5 or £10, I understand to get product from these countries there are import fees, and they have to make a profit but comparing some of the items, I've seen for under half the price in other retailers, these products might be "rare" as they are American, but compared to online retailers such as AmericanFizz and a similar store in Manchester, Over The Rainbow, this stores just an expensive mess. Comparing one item in particular, here a can of Arizona Iced Tea would set you back £3.99, the RRP in the U.S is 99 cents, meaning once converted into dollars you could buy FIVE and still have change, for the cost of buying one here - it also remains double the price of Over The Rainbow in Manchester. Store Layout: The store does feel a little cramped at times with small, narrow aisles, mainly down to the large pick and mix selection going right down to the middle of the store, combined with mini shelves all over, it makes the store quite offputting before you even look at the price tags. From the outside, the store looks exciting, modern, cool and enticing, but from the inside, it just doesn't match that, kind of like the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium, a beautiful stadium, perhaps one of the best in the country, only to get inside and to realise you actually have to watch Eric Dier and co play. Overall, despite being excited by this store after seeing it for the first time on a recent trip to Liverpool, the overall store layout and pricing is just really awful and off-putting, so I feel only a one-star rating is deserved here, which is a real shame.

It's nice to find a shop like Sweet Memories, competing against the hundreds of stores stocking…read moreconfectionary alongside dozens of other merchandise often rather cheap. Sweet Memories is attractive, however I must say it's not very traditional, to me the name inspires images of a 'ye olde sweete shoppe' filled with old toffees and fudges and sweets from years and years ago, but really it's just a sweet shop, much nicer than a newsagents but a sweet shop nonetheless. There were some old classics in stock. The shop is really clean and tidy, it's a pleasant place to browse and clearly popular with locals as it was quite busy. I believe personalised gifts are available which is a nice idea for sugar loving friends and

This is a fairly traditional little sweet shop, but I have to agree with the previous reviewer:…read moremost of what's for sale is not actually that old/traditional. There are some sweets that probably were first made/intervened a long time ago, but are still quite common even in big shops like Tesco and Asda. But there is a wide selection, and you can buy as much or as little as you like since it's done by weight. The walls of the shop are lined with various jars of sweets in all shapes, sizes, colours, and flavours.

I always go to have some treats on a Friday and the workers are kind, the service is great, and the…read moretreats are so good:). There is also a massive range of sweats. Hygiene 10/10 Ambience: quite loud on a Friday when the local school finishes school but only for 15 minutes. 3 o'clock is probably there rush hour but only on a Friday. Love everything about this treat shop, I recommend coming here if your in for some sweats.

One of the friendliest retailers I've come across and one of the most helpful too. They have the…read moreadded advantage of being the cheapest food import website I've found with excellent postage rates. Monster sweets offer something for all tastes, I can happily feed my addiction for Milka and Ritter Sports goodness whilst getting tempted by all kinds of new goodies with regular stock updates. Currently small in size I look forward to seeing Monster Sweets grow and grow.

First time ordering from monster sweets and I was hugely impressed! My order was delivered on time…read moreand it was well packed to ensure the items made it through the ordeal that is the royal mail :) They offer an impressive selection of products at an excellent price, from random Reese's products and poptarts, American groceries and so on, to an extensive range of European goodies. If you're a fan of ritter sport chocolates (as I am!) this is definitely the place to go. Literally all the varieties are there for you to eagerly purchase, including all the seasonal limited edition varieties which thrills me immensely. Let's not forget Milka and Ferrero products also: check out Hanuta and the milka and tuc bar..it's all kinds of delightful. Yay for Monster sweets!

A real traditional style sweet shop with wall to wall sweetie jars. As well as traditional and…read morerecent sweets and chocolates (including a large selection by Goody Good Food, and a good range of sugar-free sweets, they also sell local ice cream, soft drinks, and Slush Puppies. They also have some specialist items such as to-order cakes and boutique chocolates, and imported American goods. They occasionally sell unusual trivial items such as pictures, models, ornaments, and even neckties. These aren't worth bothering with though, as they are just filler. The store thrives best on its confectionery. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. They don't currently accept cards, but they have done previously. One of the owners says that they're looking into doing so again in the future.

This is a small, independent sweet shop in Liscard Village. Compared to a lot of similar shops,…read morethey kind of have a limited stock. They do have quite a few jars of various sweets of the pick-and-mix variety and a few unusual items, but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this particular shop when there are much better sweet shops elsewhere on the Wirral, like The Rock Shop on the New Brighton Promenade. One neat thing about this shop, however, is that they make party favors such as origami boxes and bags for holding sweets. They looked very professionally made, and they were pretty, so if you need little favour bags for a birthday party or wedding, this might be a good place to get them made up.

A Quarter of Sweets in Huyton Shopping Centre is a small, traditional sweet shop. Here you will…read morefind jars and jars of old fashioned style sweets, from lemon bonbons and liquorice to big, bright all day suckers (lollies) and creamy, vanilla fudge. This is the kind of place where you should, like me, be glad you don't have any cash on hand, otherwise the sugar demons will entice you and you will give in and buy far more than anyone should ever consume in a year, let alone a day.