The staff are very friendly. It's a cosy little shop that has some unique European candies and…read moretheir own specialty chocolates. Also a chance to buy many different jellybeans, gummy candies, salted liquorice, salt water taffy by the gram, and you can pick your own flavour. The prices are pretty good for gourmet candy. Obviously still more expensive than a grocery store.

When I walk into Carol's Sweets, I feel like a kid in a candy store -- literally. Carol's sells…read moreall kinds of things to satisfy even the most choosy sweet tooth. There are imported candies from Great Britain, and the walls are lined with bulk candies, including childhood favourites like gobstoppers and candy corn. However, Carol's biggest draw for me are the handmade chocolates. Made locally, they are fresh and come in a variety of shapes and flavours. Pez collectors will find numerous dispensers and refills, and fudge lovers will also go "nuts" here. When holidays are coming up, Carol's has sweets to satisfy, such as for Halloween and Christmas. Carol's used to be located on Whyte Avenue until a fire forced it to locate. Now in High Street, the shop is thriving more than ever. With the kind of selection it has, I would expect nothing less.

I really like the store the service and the staff are very friendly. Some of the items are priced…read morepretty high, but after you figure out exchange and transportation. They have a very large collection of bulk candy, cereal and chocolate bars. Also, if you wear your Oilers gear on game days, they give a discount. Lots of parking.

Welcome to Candy Heaven. My first time here but wow it has…read morecandy combinations like never seen in a regular convenience store. Be aware that due to possible import from around the world it may be pricey. Candy from my childhood and maybe yours can be found here. There is plenty of variety candies and Soda drinks too. I believe I also seen they have a cotton Candy machine of their own that they make. Would definitely recommend anyone with a sweet tooth to check this place out with friends or family to bring that nostalgia back. You are most likely to come out of this store with something you like. Check out my photos to see what stuff they have currently on that time or date I took them. There are more sections that I didn't capture but at least you'll have an idea what candies they have.

We LOVE our Be-A-Bella store! Their ice cream is soooo…read moreyummy! Kids AND adults will enjoy it!

Nigel is a great store owner...he will help you find that hard to find candy especially the ones…read morefrom Britain and France. It is a fun place to snoop...lots of old fashion toys and local goods. Also ice cream is so great! Love the Foothills creamery...they even have some tables set outside to enjoy your treats. Ice cream does melt quickly so don't try to take this stuff home.

Awesome store for a taste of the old country. Warm and friendly staff. The black pudding and pies…read moreare a treat

Great little candy shop with loads of British imports…read more My kids could spend all day here but Mommy's walker can only take the occasional visit. Expect to pay a premium here so don't let your kiddos talk you into something you could get at the grocery store. Phenomenal bulk gummies behind the counter and of course salt water taffy - my fave is pear! As mentioned by another reviewer, the layout/organization isn't visually appealing but the content is great! See you soon Candy Boquet!

for all your candy needs plz come to this store and if they dont have it they will order it they…read moreare now my number obe candy store in all of edmonton thank you candy candy

Not to be confused with B Sweet, the candy shop near the entrance by the bus terminal/skating rink,…read moreCandy Candy is a little kiosk-shop on the first floor near the windows overlooking the splash park (east end of the sea lions tank, near the escalators, a newly-installed elevator, and those weird water massage booths). It's really tiny but packed full with an assortment of candy - a bunch of Jelly Bellys along one wall by the cash, and bulk chocolate, gummies, and bonbons around the other two. In terms of gummies they had some interesting ones I hadn't seen before such as Haribo-brand sour strawberry (yum) and sour cherry (ok) slices, and sour lemonade-blue raspberry coke bottles (in addition to a variety of other kinds of coke bottles, sour or not). The bulk stuff is interesting in that you can't open the container to pick out what you like (kind of a pain if you don't like all the colours of say, the dino sour gummies) - instead there is a rake-like arm in the plastic bin which you use to pull the candy towards a slot at the front. Once you've got what you want there, you can place your bag (grab one by the door) under the slot, open it up, and it will drop in your bag. I guess this helps prevent unwanted snacking. They also sell varieties of chocolate covered fruit and nuts, and those powdered bonbons that I love, which taste kind of like fruit Mentos and I've seen popularized at wedding candy bars (they have black currant, strawberry, lemon, watermelon, blue raspberry, and cherry).Scattered around the store is a bunch of other candy that will probably bring you back to your childhood, like giant jawbreakers, and Bubblelicious bubblegum (strawberry, grape, watermelon, or bubble gum flavours). Price-wise I found it on the expensive side, though I do like that it is a flat rate for all bulk candy ($3.29/100g except Jelly Belly at $3.39/100g), so you can easily mix everything in one bag. It is certainly more expensive than Bulk Barn but if you're craving just a bit of candy that isn't your usual selection, I would recommend coming here.

Although there is are places to can bulk on, Bulk Barn is the place to go for anything bulk!!…read moreYou can find a variety of nuts (cashew, peanut, mixed, coated and uncoated, roasted and unroasted, salted and unsalted, etc), candies and chocolates, dried fruits, snacks, seasonings for cooking and desert baking, to name a few. Coffees and teas, drinks, are available. And believe it or not, there is a big variety of dog treats as well. Containers are also available, baking containers, accessories... If you are looking for something specific, or see what they have, you can definitely look up their website or any of their locations in Edmonton. Service is very good, and their staff are knowledgeable and there to help you out if needed. Visiting a Bulk Barn location is nice, and I often get more than I need sometimes, but I don't mind because it's good to have some snacks!!

has lots of choices for spices, cooking needs and candy. very well organized store and extremely…read morefriendly and knowledgeable staff. if you forget your shopping bag, you can purchase one from them

Wonderful chocolates locally made and the owner helped me choose a selection. I'd go back.read more

Tiny little chocolate shop but the most delicious chocolates I've found in Edmonton so far. We had…read moresome at work and they were so good I had to hunt down the shop in person. They're not cheap at about $2/chocolate, but they're absolutely mouth-wateringly delicious, and beautifully decorated also. So, if you're looking for a delicious treat for someone special (even if that someone is yourself), can't recommend this place enough!

Rocket Fizz is an American franchise candy store, of which there are only a few in Canada…read more Interestingly, in Alberta, the only two are in Edmonton and Airdrie. Having been to several candy stores in several cities in the last few weeks, I feel I can leave a fair review for Rocket Fizz based on one visit. Visually the store layout is very appealing. Items are beautifully displayed on various countertops, and cleanly organized into wall strips. Bottles upon bottles of colourful carbonated beverages of every flavour adorn the lower shelves, and are also available in two large coolers next to the checkout. I'd actually be a little nervous to bring a child or a clumsy person with me! The place is spotlessly clean and very wholesome looking in a 1950s diner kind of way. As other reviewer noted, there are no loose or bulk candies, other than salt water taffy. This is probably a good thing, COVID notwithstanding. Who really wants to eat the stale raunchy candy halfway down a pile or a giant jar anyway? There are some candies which typically come bulk that are already neatly packaged and on display, but not much selection. I was a little disappointed with the selection overall. For example, all the KitKat and other chocolate products seemed to be quite heavily focused on white chocolate. There was a small KitKat section near the back of the store, but there were only 2 flavours, green tea and sake. Other notable flavours were birthday cake and apple pie. I feel like they got stuck with the flavours that are lousy sellers. There's a small jar of little one-bite KitKats at the checkout, yet they don't sell them in packs. Huh? One thing they had in abundance was Walkers toffee and liquorice products, including little liquorice gummy Scottie dogs. The Hammonds chocolate bars come in a delicious range of flavours, like coconut cream pie. Although it's beautiful and undoubtedly mind-blowing for any kid who walks in, wandering around the store gets old fast. It's organized like an Irish video store from 20 years ago - random titles everywhere, not much organized into categories, lots of product repetition. It makes it look like they have a lot of selection, when actually it's pretty limited. Fun for a visit, but you'll probably leave feeling like you really didn't find what you were looking for. Didn't have the selection of other, smaller candy stores I've visited recently. I'm a bit disappointed with Rocket Fizz, but there are good points to it. The soda pops we tried were NOT one of them!

I was like an adult kid in this candy store! There were so many cool treats to choose from! I had…read moreto go around the store several times before I could make any decisions. They have a variety of unique and hard to find candies, chocolates and pop here. The prices are a bit expensive but it's kind of worth it considering how rare some of these items are. You really can't find these things in your average grocery or convenience store. I was impressed to see a box of Pibb pop here. I only tasted Pibb pop from fountain machines in the USA. It tastes a bit like Dr.Pepper. In recent years, I've found Pibb in the new digital fountain pop machines, in some restaurants or movie theatres in Edmonton. The first time I've ever seen Pibb in canned form was at this store! Overall, I had a fun experience checking out this store. This is a great place to find awesome gifts for anybody who enjoys sweets. I will definitely like to come back here!

This is an amazing place offering pretty much any candy you can think of. Their selection is…read morefantastic although a bit on the pricey side. It is located in the mall near the amusement park.

You've probably had a Riddle's chocolate before and never even realized it. I've been to their…read moremassive factory and watched the owner's wife stir giant vats of chocolate in the back and pour it into moulds. Wendy and Bill grew their business from a small home-based one to a company that distributes all over Canada. They sell to the public, but mostly corporate clients. You may have had one of their chocolates from a local restaurant like Sorrentino's, Chili's or Brewsters. They supply the Hotel MacDonald, Banff Springs, Chateau Frontenac and major hotel chains around the country. These guys no chocolate. They produce high-quality stuff, made with the finest cocoa from Europe. They also do hard candies and have Bill McCreedy, one of the province's original master candy makers working for them. I didn't have the pleasure to meet him but I hear he's an awesome guy. They do chicken bones, toffee mints, raspberry drops, humbugs, toasted coconut marshmallows, sugared peanuts ... I better stop listing them. I'm getting a toothache!