If you're a bit of a sweet tooth, then this is the store for you. Every variety of lollies,…read morechocolates, lollipops and general confectionary known to man is available. Tasty Treat has cleverly gone and imported various sweet goods from spots around the globe that aren't readily available in Australia... the obvious ones are from the US of A, but there's an impressive supply of sweets specific to our English friends and various continental treats - Dutch stroopwaffles, yuuuuum! The distance that these products must travel dictates that they are a little more expensive than the Home Brand in Woolies, but if you've just got to have it, then you can! The range of stock is really impressive!

In the small world of Australian confectionary, Darrel Lea is a household name. Every Easter since…read morechildhood, I've received some sort of product from there - mostly a white chocolate easter bunny, yuuuuum! But Darrel Lea is good year-round; anyone who has ever tried their Rocklea Road (again, go the white chocolate variety - heaven!) would know that. In fact, the sheer range of chocolat in store is impressive in and of itself. Every kind of choccie that you've ever loved is available in high-quality form here; amazing! The confectionary supply is not limited to chocolate - liquorish lovers are at home here, as are pretty much all sweet toothes of the world. While Darrel Lea chocolate is distributed in various places on the Australian retail scene, this shop has nothing else - amazing! It's a little bit pricer than your average supermarket choccie, but the specialised nature of the store dictates that. It's also a bit better tasting, a bit better quality and that little bit more enjoyable - the guilt in guilty pleasure is most certainly emphasised by visiting a shop exclusively for chocolate!

All you have to do is walk past this place. The smell that generates from this place is the…read moregreatest marketing ploy. And the best part is that it tastes as good as it smells. The only problem is the weight that you gain for continuously eating their products. So if you don't know Nutorious is a place that has caramel coated nuts. This is the second store to open up, as the original is the in QVB. And even though I was excited about the proximity of this store to my work, my stomach is concerned about all the extra weight I am going to be putting on. If you are unsure which caramelized nut to but, don't worry they have a bag with their 3 best sellers. And if you don't feel like nuts, it doesn't matter they also do caramelized popcorn. Yes the fatty goodness keeps on coming.

Nuts! I know, eh!…read more So many different varieties of nuts, and the famous cashew, peanuts and macademia are the stars on this place since they coated on caramel. Make them so much better! This shops also have souch varieties on weight gaining different products such as cronuts from "brewtown', cakes and some other sweets. They do have coffee too and they are not too bad. This chain shops is perfect for afternoon snack and sweet treat. Beware of those extra kg around the belly!

Refrigerated 24/7 in the summer to stop the giant chocolate hamburger from melting, Belle Fleur in…read moreBalmain, and its sibling in Petersham, is a palace of indulgence. Giant chocolate violins and seashells on the walls and on the shelves, thousands of tiny mouthfuls of chocolate in so many forms and flavours, this place is as sinfully indulgent on the tongue as it is on the wallet; with chocolate going for $103 a kilogram. If you're a foodie with a sweet tooth, you'd better be well-paid or wealthy or something, because you won't be able to hold yourself back. If you have good self control, even just taking a look around it worth the visit. Staff are polite and helpful, and can advise you on 3 generations worth of Belgian chocolate knowledge. This isn't the only choclatier on darling street, so save up, join a gym, and make a day of it! Oh the wonders!

Great chocolates but only for special occasions. They sell to a number of four and five start…read morehotels but it's the general public that go into this chocolate heaven. At Christmas they have smart prepacked boxes at exhorbitant prices but who can resist. The variety of special shapes and the melt in the mouth fillings ensure you keep going back. Several Australian animals for people who want a gift for overseas guests. See if you can get them home without pinching one or two.Each chocolate is a perfect morsel of perfect chocolate.

How can anyone not be nuts about this place. They have the widest collection of nuts including…read moreCashews, Almonds, Pistachios, Pecans, Hazelnuts, Walnuts and my favourite Peanuts. The nuts are top quality and quite fresh. However, I am addicted to their Soy crisps. I cannot get enough of their sweet chilli flavour. Yum! It costs about a couple of dollars for 100 grams.. Forget coffee money, I put all my loose change towards this. It is located just outside Woolies on the Lower ground 2.

I bought my last item in Sydney at this place…read more I was wandering through the different stores in the airport and came across this place, which had a good selection of items, especially chocolates, that can only be found in Australia. I had completely forgotten about my favorite cookies/"biscuits", which are Tim Tams! They had a nice selection of flavors to choose from and considering they were at the airport, they were reasonably priced. This place was convenient and easy to shop in.

I bet you're not going to be able to guess what you can buy at World of Chocolate - damn - you got…read moreit right... who would've thought..... but they do have more than chocolate, but if you guessed sweets and lollies (and beauty products and wine and honey) then you're totally on the mark. I don't know why going on holiday makes me feel like any calories I consume don't count and suddenly I can eat the entire packet of chocolate coated scorched almonds and not have any repercussions, but if there is something that's gonna restrict my chocoholic splurge it's going to be the price. This chocolate store is of course overpriced - with everything including the jelly bellys costing around 30 - 40 % more. They have lots of touristy over priced chocolate goods like chocolates in a wombat box or koalas holding chocolates and BLINKY BILLS ( I wondered where they sold these outside of the easter show). Prices start from $2 (small sugary lollypop) upwards ...but it comes at cost to not just your thighs...

It was our last night in Australia, so it was our last chance to pick up goodies for the trip home…read more Off to Coles we went before heading back toward the hotel. What can I say? I finally found the Summer Roll candy bars that my friend's wife remembered fondly from her childhood, AND it was on sale! Yes! My friends cleared out the Milo cereal by Nestle that can also be purchased in Hong Kong. We each left with an armful of foodstuff... we were good. Plastic bags were scanned and discounted to be free, for now. This was back in July btw.

Ordered groceries here 3x during my 2-week quarantine. The first 2 times were perfect but the last…read moreorder was disaster. Not sure if the packer was new or something else. Ended up throwing away my precut lettuce/salad because it was old and spoiled. Bananas and mangos were all bruised. Broccoli was thrown into shopping bag along with milk and everything else without proper separate protective bag. Might be ok to order canned products or drinks but I won't trust Coles with fresh produces again.

Guess what...the cheapest (and the most delicious) Chocolate Dipped Strawberries in Sydney can be…read morefound here! Self serve at the front. Love the purple holders. Can't miss it...hurrah the best of both worlds is located at the front of this Paddo mecca. $2 a pop, otherwise (if you're lucky) you can nab yourself one of these delicious treats for $1 a pop after 5pm on a Saturday for sure. Not sure about any other days. Bargain!

IGA Paddington is the perfect convenience store. Aside from the unbelievably great prices they…read moreoffer, they also provide a comprehensive range of items where you can find almost anything and everything. Moreover, their staff are really knowledgeable so you'll never have to worry if you find yourself lost in the broad aisles of the supermarket. The prices are good and the service excellent.