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.

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.

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.

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.

Literally a Hersheys chocolate heaven!!…read more Not just the brands top selling candies I love .. Mr Goodbar but in sizes not found in a regular store! There's also fresh sweets: cookies (made of dreams), cupcakes and more!! Pick one, two or three and get a bundle deal!

Whenever we are in Niagara Falls Canada this is a must go to store. We always seem to see…read moredifferent candy and items when we come here. Today was a cooler day so we opted not to get a shake. Besides candy, they have sweet treats and shakes/ice cream. This is a great place to go in the summer to beat the heat. And you can take a picture with the hershey kiss guy. Employees are around to help you look for anything you might be looking for. Store is connected to a few shops which is very convenient when looking around as a tourist.

Pictured: Milk chocolate sponge candy, Easter chocolate, jar candy, and Kelly's fine chocolates…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Kelly's Country Store 5 stars!

This a great store that I've driven by so many times and never stopped. I really love all the old…read moreschool candy and great little finds that I've forgotten about over the years. Walking in just feels like a piece of my childhood that I forgot about. The penny candy is the best. I used to love all the different kinds of taffy and this just screams nostalgia. My husband loves sponge candy and he found some that he absolutely loves. The store is great and I will be back for sure.

The decadent chocolate fudge was sweetly delicious but it cost almost ten dollars a slice. It is a…read morenice treat to have once in a while. They also had other chocolate dipped item made in house and other packaged chocolate and candy offerings also. Service was provided with a smile and friendly staff that were eager to help. It felt like a smallish section candy store with a. huge section where you can see them make the fudge in house. It is interesting to see it made. Bright lights and no loud music in store made it a very relaxing comfortable place to shop.

Love this candy place located right in Clifton shill where they make the treats right in front of…read moreyour eyes. Today they were making caramel covered apples with peanuts, a video is attached. They also sell regular red candy apples (my weakness), fudge, and slew of other items. What a selection! Full disclosure, I went back and bought one of their red candy apples (I could not resist the temptation!) and it was DEEE-LICIOUS!

Finally got in here! They have SO much candy, all sorts of varieties, from days gone by, from…read moreCanada, England... Fun flavored sodas, yummy truffles for 99 cents, Hershey's ice cream... Great variety, great service, clean store.

What a hidden gem! Lol they have everything to satisfy your sweet tooth and some things I've never…read moreeven seen before. Super cute spot and great customer service. Gotta come back and try the ice cream next!

Platters has Amazing ambiance and Amazing staff. It's a throwback to wonderful service and…read morewonderful coffee & ice cream. Thanks Platter's!

We HAD to try the regional faves - orange chocolate and sponge candy! This was our first try and it…read morewas absolutely FABULOUS! The chocolate is smooth, creamy and perfectly dark or perfectly milk - either and both, as they are true to their names! The orange chocolate was "just a bit orange' - it isn't ORANGE chocolate, and we saw right off why this is a fave! The sponge candy - some wrapped in orange chocolate, some in dark and milk chocolate, and some sponge is even peanut butter! We were given generous sized samples, and bought enough for us and as gifts! The prices were all great, and considering the quality - VERY reasonable! The candy shop has truffles, candy by the piece / pound and just so much to choose from. We LOVED the smaller sized pieces, as we wanted to try a good number and we did! ALL have been excellent! Okay, the staff - they too could not be better! One young man said if we had any questions, just ask. He was IN THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY! But I DID ask him, he came out and gave me great info. Not that I want to make chocolates - but I love knowing all that I can and it was just the best place! All of the folks know so much about the company, their products and so much more! They are so friendly and kind. It was an amazing place to visit and shop at! AND, they have videos that show you all about the orange chocolate and the sponge candy! It shows the process, the ingredients, and tells about "secrets" that make Platters Chocolates THE BEST! Below the video screens you can watch the processes they use to make their candies and it too was fun to witness and learn from. Chocolate is just the best, and you can never know too much about chocolate! Platters was the perfect place to get a soft-serve cone as well. They have a good selection, and of course I was looking forward to Orange Chocolate. Nope, my husband chose that and I had S'mores soft-serve. Those cones were huge and absolutely DELICIOUS! Ultra chocolatey, but not "just chocolate"! The orange essence shown in just the right degree and the S'mores was very chocolatey (I was delighted for that!) and had all of the s'mores ingredients shining in it as well. Okay, we did share and I was happy about that too! The factory part of Platters is fun, informative and live for some - video for other parts. The "chocolate shop" where you enjoy the candies and ice creams, is open and inviting. It is busy enough, but enjoyable too. There is just so much to see and try, and so many choices that you just have to go back!

After a brief stop at Niagara Falls on the New York side, we decided to stop at the outlet shops…read morebecause we had some extra time. And, by "we," I mean the wife made me drive her here, so she could shop. You know what they say, "happy wife, happy life." After dropping her off at the entrance for a head start, I parked the car and entered the mall. After seeing all the clothes stores when I entered, I couldn't believe it when I saw the Lindt store! The only ones I've seen were in Canada and in Los Angeles, places I'm rarely at. Lindt chocolate is one of my favorite brands (Kinder is still my favorite). To be able to see some rare flavors not seen in my local grocery store is good enough, but to be able to customize your own bag, is even better! I didn't have to buy full bags just to try a particular flavor. I ended up buying a few bags, all with a special Jamie mix. I have to admit, even after a buy a half-pound, get a half-pound free deal, it was still expensive. But, you have to pay for quality and Lindt chocolate is DEFINITELY quality. Money well spent.

No longer there store is closed. It was a good store when it was there. Permanently closed. I like…read morethe variety of the Lindt truffles