Great new cheese shop at the Charlottetown Farmers Market. Great selection and Victoria is lovely…read more Would happily recommend.

From the owner: The Charlottetown Cheese Company specializes in local, regional, and specialty imported cheeses,…read morewith a particular focus on Prince Edward Island and Maritime cheeses.

What a lovely health food store! As soon as I walked into the shoppe I knew I was going to love it!…read moreIt is small, but well stocked with just about every imaginable item. We were in PEI for a family vacation in September and we made a special trip into Charlottetown to enjoy the sights but also to come to the Root Cellar for some essentials that we needed back at our cottage. Among the things that I came in looking for was activated charcoal and admittedly I was a bit disappointed that the store did not carry it. It was explained to me by the sales assistant that the local supplier does not have this particular item in their inventory but they were working on locating it elsewhere. Despite not being able to get activated charcoal, I was truly impressed with the selection of products. The Root Cellar must have the best selection of Weleda products outside of Switzerland! And a huge assortment of all-natural toothpaste and personal hygiene products and lotions specifically designed for babies. Also, in the back of the store there is an impressively large selection of non-perishable grocery items. I walked out of the store with a bunch of things and wishing that there was a Root Cellar in Montreal.

A small store but it had everything I needed from a general store during my trip. The items are…read morecheap and the store has various sales and deals for buying in bulk! Would recommend for people in the area in need of general items!

This was right on the main street as we were walking to Cows for some ice cream. The shop had a…read morelot of things to pick up and overall I thought the prices was pretty good for a tourist shop. I picked up a stone bead bracelet that had a stone sloth on it, my wife's "spirit animal" and then another item for my son who was not with us. The choices were good and they had some additional sale on a cup at a discount because I bought over a certain amount, I didn't need another cup, but nice for someone to throw in a discount. The girl who worked that day was friendly, but didn't laugh at my dad jokes...oh well. A nice place to pick up stuff while in PEI.

Good souvenir store for kids, reasonably priced. It also has box of pick your own gems, $5 to fill…read morea small bag.

Water Prince Corner Shop is a family run little cafe/restaurant with a full seafood menu to satisfy…read moreany seafarer! As this is Prince Edward Island (PEI), I had to order the super fresh oysters! Exceptional flavor, color, juice and you could tell these were only a few hours from being caught! They only needed a kiss of lemon and minimal if any Tabasco. Very tender and unique as these were from the St Lawrence River side NOT the Atlantic. If you're looking for a non- touristy place where the locals eat, this is one of those places! For cruisers- it's only 2 more blocks down from the cruise port!

June 23/2026: Solo travel lunch…read more Let's start with the food. I asked my server "Leah L" if the scallops were prepared, battered & finished "in house" she said they were. They WEREN'T. As a lifelong Scallop consumer I KNOW the difference between in-house battered scallops & what's brought in from a food distributor. I ordered a Scallop Meal ($40.99) with fries, which were very good & an extra order of scallops ($16.99). I wouldn't have purchased or even eaten at this spot if they weren't in fact house prepared scallops. The fried scallops were place on a bed of wet lettuce garnishing, everyone knows that when you place something fried on something wet...the fried food becomes soggy! As for the service was ok but I had to ask for a water refill, extra napkins & I ran out of tartar sauce. A really good server monitors their patrons from afar & knows to take care of the things above BEFORE the patrons asks. This location positions themselves as very good but they're just mediocre with really expensive scallops! Keep In mind that this is a very small location with seating for about 20-30 people. I'd maybe do again but I wouldn't make it a destination. From my experience, there's likely better seafood restaurants on PEI.

What a unique and amazing Candy Store. Creativity Galore! It is like a Toys R' US for Candy. The…read moregreat thing is that you are also able to order the candy online. Pretty much it is a Pop Culture Haven of Joy. I have a weakness for retro candy and if this is what you are looking for then this is definitely your place. I also love the fact that a colorful display of artwork is splattered across the walls. So colors and candy equals a major score in my book.

This place is pretty overpriced with their "name brand" candy which aren't really name brand. The…read moremajority of the staff seems to be pretty kind except for what I'm assuming is the manager, if you bring kids in she will glare at you the entire time. My daughter was looking at one of the smaller lollipops and she had snatched it out of her hand and shoved it back into the container saying if she wanted one of those she should've asked us, her parents, to take it out for her. Seems a bit weird, I know. But I definitely won't be going back with either of my children

This store mainly focuses on potato chips and popcorn. When you walk into the store, There is a…read morehuge window where you can see the production of their potato chips and popcorn. They are freshly made with pei potato and corn. They come in a unique variety of different flavours. The one I tried was beach bonfire. The flavour is stronger than your regular potato chips. Very flavourful but nothing too special. If you like to try multiple flavours of their product. There are deals when you buy multiple packs of chips or popcorn at a cheaper price. They also have an option for you to buy per gram. You can mix flavours there. Additionally sell lucky fox merchandise. They have totes and keychains. They fox keychains we're pretty cute. Note: These products can also be found in different stores around Prince Edward Island. Stores like Ann of green gabble sell lucky fox chips too!

Holy mother of all sweet-salty snacks - ISLAND MIX .... It's the best cuz it has everything snacky…read morethat you know you're secretly addicted to... all in a single-sided serving (big single serving - it's mine... ALLLLL MINE!) in a snack bag of awesome - chips, popcorn and caramel!!!! And, just so you know, these guys also make amazing chips.

I never read this book and the whole town was fixated on it, but it was a nice chocolate shop. We…read morepicked up some things for people back home. I would it would have been busier because the chocolate seemed to have a good price and they had a number of other items to sell, but we were of only a few people there. I would stop again if I were in PEI.

We popped in here briefly during our stroll through downtown Charlottetown in PEI. If I couldn't…read moremake it to the sites of Anne of Green Gables, then a pit stop at a chocolate shop named after the book was the next closest thing I always appreciate a when a business shows the behind the scenes of items being made by placing the production up front with a window or glass so customers can see everything. This quaint little shop features truffles, sodas, local cheese and what appeared to be their most popular item (chocolate covered potato chips). I'm a sucker for chocolate covered potato chips- preferably dark chocolate. These were milk chocolate but still tasty. The space was busy and a little outdated in its appearances. Charming, nonetheless.