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!

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

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.

Wall of do it yourself bagged candies and jelly bellies for $12.99/ 1/4 gram. Cheaper than at home…read more Bought over a pound of the stuff and they were good and fresh and gave us a good sugar buzz for the drive home. Fun hangout and time killer for kids too.

Hand made candy!…read more You can watch them make it and they explain the process that they used. First they cook it and then roll it out. It is hot and they use thermal protective gloves. Then as they pull it and shape it, the candy becomes hard. Finally, the candy makers break off pieces like shattering glass and give you the little pieces to try. Warm hard candy is so tasty! I liked that experience a lot.

Stever's is the best but I wish they had peanut butter logs all year round!!!! It's so sad they are…read moreseasonal!!!

Recently found out from social media that they serve gelato here so I had to stop by. Shared a…read moredouble scoop of berry and pistachio, both of which were creamy and fluffy though the berry was my favorite. I really appreciated the choice of dark or milk chocolate as a topping as well.

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.

I love everything about Antoinette's Service is always good…read moreOrder at counter, they make it while you wait then you find a booth or table Candy store is inside the icecream shop Everything is made in store In a word DECADENT!!!!

Such a cute hidden gem ! I absolutely loved the ambiance . It felt like going back to my childhood…read moreat an ice cream parlor. The walls are covered with stuffed animals you can purchase which is also very cute . The chocolate is good and well priced ! The service was also friendly and helpful !

If you're visiting Ellicottville, stopping at Watson's Chocolates is an absolute must. The shop has…read morethat perfect old-fashioned charm, but the real star is their incredible sponge candy. The light, airy honeycomb center has the perfect crunch, and it's coated in rich, silky chocolate that melts in your mouth. Every bite is the ideal balance of crisp, sweet, and decadent. You can tell they take pride in making their chocolates with quality ingredients and generations of craftsmanship. Whether you choose milk or dark chocolate sponge candy, it's the kind of treat you'll be thinking about long after you leave Ellicottville. The staff is always welcoming, and the entire store is filled with amazing chocolates and sweet treats. If you've never had Buffalo-style sponge candy before, this is the place to experience it. Watson's doesn't just sell chocolate--they create a tradition that's worth coming back for. Five stars without hesitation!

An update: Now that Lent has begun, jellybeans, chocolate eggs, and a giant 15 lb "Big Boy" Easter…read morebunny wearing Mardi Gras beads are for sale. Ice cream always available in cones, dishes, milkshakes, and sundaes.

I came here after eating at Duffs. I bought their orange sponge candy and I wanted to compare it to…read morePlatters. Watsons is also a lot smaller, so I wanted to help out the smaller mom and pop place. The lady was very friendly and the chocolates tasted amazing. I can definitely see myself returning.

While visiting Buffalo, we had to try the sponge candies. We heard Waston's chocolates make some of…read morethe best sponge candies. It certainly lived up to the hype. Candies were very delicious. Also staffs very friendly.