Wow I just came back from Lolly Gobble and I blew the budget...I can't seem to help myslef when I…read moream in that store.....Some people give wine and I like to give candy that way the whole family gets the benefits...I say go and try it and feel like a kid in a candy shop

It's the Land of Chocolate! And the Land of Caramel and…read moreFudge and Nuts and Gumballs and Nougat and Cream and Cherries and- and- oh my. As soon as you open the door the smell of warm sugar enfolds you and pulls you in like a hug. This tiny shop is jammed with classic treats like Jelly Belly, candy sticks, Lik'M'Aid, salt water taffy, a wonderful selection of British sweets, and hard to find yummies like sponge candy, Charleston Chew in full size, and even the eternal laughingstock of Candyland, Thrills Gum (seriously. Everybody thinks it tastes like soap. Everybody. So how is it still around after all these years? Is it being financed by some eccentric billionaire who lost a bet?) You'll also find the most insanely diverse selection of liquorice you've never dreamed existed, even stuff from the Netherlands that will remind you of Üter from The Simpsons. Uh... candycandycandycandy! I'll be honest here... I just came from Lolly Gobble and I'm eating a lot of sugar right now. Feeling a bit hyper right now, and giddy, and full of childhood candy memories. Just go, and bring your sweet tooth.

They are great, delicious stuff and friendly people. It's a beautiful situated place to hang out…read moreand buy some delicious fudge.

So much different kids of candy. Although the store looks small from the outside, it's amazing how…read moremuch stuff fits in here. One can definitely spend at least an hour looking at all the different kinds of snacks available. The store carries really niche flavors, even of popular brands. I saw a Philly cheesecake flavor Pringles here and a mango flavoured Pocky. Never seen these elsewhere! The store cashier is also very nice. I went in the evening so there were hardly any customers. Seems to be popular for both kids and adults, so it's best to go when it's less busy.

Every tourist town has at least one giant candy store, and Victoria is no exception. This shop…read moreoffers a huge variety of candies and snacks from both local makers and around the world, making it a fun place to just browse. Since we are in BC, we picked up couple tins of British royal themed candy as gag gift for our friends.

Hands down, one of the best Candy stores in the lower mainland. I would even say probably THE BEST…read moreCandy store in the lower mainland. They carry a huge range of treats from around the globe, and also had some hard to find items that I have only known to be sold in one other place. YOU MUST STOP BY IF YOU ARE IN WHITE ROCK

Billed as the 'largest candy store' in Metro Vancouver, Ricardo's Kandy Korner is a big (& little)…read morekids dream haven! I was visiting friends in the area & drove along Marine Dr when I saw the sign ... Kandy heaven here with a big arrow pointing at it! LOL in my dreams! Ricardo apparently has another shop somewhere up the road & decided to open this massive candy shop right here at White Rock Beach. It seems there's a correlation between toking up Zaza & getting crazy munchies in your belly! The previous candy shops I've reviewed have had Mary J connections (usually a cannabis store next door) & appear to go hand in hand. Regardless, speaking as the strictly sugar addicted lunatic that I am, RKK offers a wide variety of candy selection & humongous gummie options up for grabs! I could see I wasn't the only one with eyes popping out of our skulls as we admired the selection ... kids were jumping around in glee & the moms were smiling ear to ear taken back to their childhood favourite candy being right in front of them. It's incredible to see the number of candy shops springing up due to the pandemic & ongoing border closure (cannot drive down, essential status only) with the States! Almost makes one wish it would stay closed longer ... hee hee! So future candy shops keep opening up & importing all that awesome stuff, Cheetos, ice-cream, Lay's, Pez, Rap Snacks, Dunkaroos et cetera ... LMAO! Ps health conscious nuts need not apply!

A little hidden gem in Ladysmith! Find unique, sometimes antique items. I have bought some very…read moreinteresting things there. It is not a jewelry store, but contains jewelry....find out for yourself!

From the owner: Looking for unique items for yourself or as a gift? Purple Pigeon Treasures is a local shop in…read moreLadysmith BC which finds unique products within a 35 km area. Like us on Facebook and follow our Instagram pages to see our most favorited finds, shop updates and events! See you in the Nest!

Cool little place tucked in off the street. Fun gardens and nice selection of flavors. They make…read morecones fresh as they go, which beats the others in the area. You buy your size first, get a token, and take it to the fellow scooping the ice cream. Yogurt and slushies too!

This is another "must see" when you visit Chemainus. You'll never see another ice cream shop like…read morethis again. You enter the garden area behind the Hansel and Gretel candy store and see an old fashioned ice cream bar with excellent ice cream. What is really unusual about this place is you can enjoy your ice cream sitting in a carefully crafted and designed garden with whimsical topiaries and a gazebo. The soft serve ice cream is some of the best I've ever had.

Don't miss this wonderful shop in Sooke! The flavors are absolutely amazing!! Cinnamon bun,…read morestrawberry shortcake, Nanaimo bar, coffee, bourbon and at least a dozen more! I first tried the cinnamon bun and was blown away...it tasted just like one! The owners are so friendly and so much fun to talk to. Seriously, don't leave the area without some of these little gems and lollipop

A lovely place to stop and stretch as you peruse the sugary goods available. We came on a rainy day…read moreand it was empty, so we could look around without any rush. The shop is small, so it will take you all of 5 minutes to look around if you aren't buying anything. We picked up some chocolate as souvenirs and a cup of their home made salted caramel icecream. It was too cold to stand outside, so we blasted the heater in the car and enjoyed our icecream before moving on. Very creamy, not too sweet and a lovely treat! One cup is more than enough for two people.

Initially, I had not planned on visiting this store but randomly found it and ended up coming back…read morea second time! It's a great place for souvenirs to take home and for friends and family. The location is right across the trail entrance for the "Hole in the Wall" hike. Upon entering, you'll be basked in the delicious smell of caramel/toffee/burnt sugar. Their most popular items are the various nut brittles, but they also sell caramel corn, popcorn mixes, sugared almonds, homemade chocolate, fudge, and ice cream. Brittle types included sesame, cashew, peanut, almond, pecan, and macadamia, and they come in either bags (~$7-8.49) or tubs (~$17). We tried the mixed brittle, which has a variety of nuts (but no sesame) plus coconut. It's simply amazing and so addicting. If you think you'll want 1 package, buy more; you won't be able to get enough! I also bought a tub of caramel corn, a bag of sugared almonds and 3 pieces of homemade chocolate to try. The chocolate is $32/lb ($34/lb for sugar free). They were ok, perhaps a bit overpriced as 3 pieces ended up costing $5. The caramel corn is also light, crispy, and addictive, and I haven't opened the sugared almonds yet. I'd highly recommend stopping here if you are in the area or driving to/from Tofino. Your friends and family will also love you for this deliciously addictive souvenir!