Different strokes for different folks and this handcrafted chocolate venue should provide most…read morecustomers with a happy feeling. How about something from the Classics Collection of old fashion brittle with fresh roasted peanuts, or the traditional caramel popcorn with fresh roasted cashews/pecans/almonds/peanuts or some Seafoam toffee? There are also gift boxes which make the buying decision easier. You can also go for a Quickie! No silly, I mean Q's chocolate covered Bing Cherries, Blueberries or Espresso Beans. I had my eye on the Fudge! Absolutely delicious!!

Love the creativeness here with the interesting packaging and choices such as chocolate apples and…read moreice cream bars. These are all designed beautifully but fortunately taste as good as they look. It's a bit expensive for some items, but you're getting a lot of chocolate with your purchase as well. I like the cute designs of many of the items, which make them especially good for gifts. I feel the chocolates here are very unique and inspired -- and equally delicious.

This fun and colorful candy shop in Concourse D is a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth before…read moreyour flight. They have jelly beans, chocolates, M&M's, and more. Most of the sweets are sold in bulk: fill up a bag and pay by weight ($3.50 per 100 g). The cashier was friendly, and the whole experience was fun. Check it out if you're craving a sweet treat!

This candy store offers some unusually flavoured chocolate bars, e.g., chocolate with red velvet…read moreand marshmallow or potato chip or (vegan) bacon or birthday cake. These bars are $4.99 each or 3/$12. There was a variety of bulk gummy candies, maple candies, coloured M&Ms, and even some chocolate that was peanut free (which I really appreciated when buying as gifts for the nut allergic!). I bought a few bars, a bag of gummies for gifts, and a discounted (best before date was for this month) 64% dark Belgian chocolate bar for me to munch on while I waited for my next flight to arrive - definitely good quality chocolate with a smooth texture, and a balanced chocolate flavour, i.e., not bitter yet satisfying chocolate depth. Just hoping my gift recipients would be willing to let me have a taste sample of theirs!

Let me level set that I had an incredible experience at Soma Chocolatemaker at the Chocolate Lab…read morelocation. The customer service was excellent, the team was patient and kind. Soma chocolate maker is by far one of the best chocolatiers I've tried in the city. The flavors they have available for truffles and chocolate bars really make it a sensorial experience. It was HARD to not try and get every single thing they have -- including the hot chocolate and ice cream flavors. If they have it available, you MUST try the comet. there's just something so dreamy about chocolate and fruit. the comet is essentially a macadamia nut covered by milk chocolate, pistachios, passion fruit flavors, and dusted in cacao powder. I'm literally gonna go back before they close in an hour just to get a couple more to take home for friends! It's THAT good! We also tried a few truffles like the cacao nib, milk chocolate almond, and yuzu with white chocolate all in all, if you're looking for quality, thoughtfully crafted chocolates -- either for yourself, a lover, or to gift, I strongly reco stopping by.

Stopped by SOMA to check out their selection of chocolates and delighted by their holiday vibes…read moreinside the shop. A lot of options available at this shop and great spot for gifts or stocking stuffers. A bit pricey in my opinion and I haven't personally tried their chocolates prior to visiting this shop. Keep in mind, I noticed there were a lot of products that contained nuts so be mindful if you or someone you want to gift has any allergies. Overall, it seems more like a takeout spot to grab and take to with you. They have a selection of coffee and hot chocolate to choose from as well. Service was A-OK, no complaints but don't forget to bring a reusable bag or you'll have to pay for a paper bag to put your chocolate goods in.

If you haven't tried Leonidas chocolate yet, you should. It's very good Belgian chocolate. It has…read more1,300 locations in 40 countries worldwide. In Toronto they had to close a couple of locations, so I was very pleasantly surprised to come across this location. This location also offers very nice ice cream. We had the mango ice-cream and it was excellent. My only complaint was that the Americano coffee was not very good.

The service here was terrible!! One Indian women working the counter and another Indian women just…read moresitting playing with her phone ignoring customers while people waited to order. Customers ended up leaving along with my family. We all ended up just going to Scoops!

This was such a cute cafe! I love that they have so many vegan options, a fun interior, and…read morebasically a whole chocolate shop. I feel like there aren't too many cafes in this general area to hang out in with good vegan options so I was so excited when I walked in and looked at the menu. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area. In terms of process, Ymyou walk in and order at the counter but your order is brought to your table, and then on the right side of the cafe is a wall of chocolate bars and other treats for purchase.

We bought the Chocolate Strawberry Kunafa cup special for 3 for about $42. It was worth it! It took…read moreme two days to finish it because of the delicious decadent taste.

Favourite chocolate boutique! Their chocolate is amaaazing and great to give as gifts. I always…read morestop by this place on my routine shopping trips, even if just to gawk at all that chocolate in all its glory :) Their chocolate covered strawberries make great snacks for the rest of my excursions.

Actually a pretty large outlet. Just be aware that the first large room you enter is largely more…read moreof a regular store with only moderate sale prices - probably stuff you could get in any store. But there's a backroom that has the stuff that's about 40% off or more. Just keep in mind it's either somewhat odd flavours that didn't sell; or, it's quite close to expiry. But the chocolate I bought that was only a week off of expiry didn't taste or look any different.

The best place to get those addictive little lindor balls for so cheap. I've honestly probably had…read moreabout 300 or so in the past year, which sounds a lot worse writing it out, haha. But they're so good and so cheap. Basically the store has everything for cheaper than retail and bulk barn style pick and choose/fill a box type deals. It's like 150 for $45. The staff is generally nice, they've always got samples. Which makes it so much worse to restrict yourself from buying more, as you unwrap and eat those tasty lindor balls. The selection is crazy too, they've often got seasonal and discontinued flavours, as well as the new ones before they actually come out in stores. Which is pretty exciting for some who clearly has a mild addiction to these chocolates. Btw the Swirl/Golden one is the best. All in all, its a great outlet with deals going on everyday and consistently addictive chocolate. Oh and don't forget those free samples!