Old fashioned & other countries sweets, crisps. Can purchase the old fashioned way by the £ or pre…read morepacked. Some bits are expensive. Should also mention they sell drinks & cereal food.

Hand made Belgian chocolate deliciously moreish well worth dropping in to this wee shop they also…read morehave a shop in the Victorian market in Inverness from the Church Street entrance.

Single malt chocolates retaining the different malt flavours. Thank you so much for the tasters. I…read morewant an easter egg full of them! Delicious.

I wasn't sure what to expect when our tour bus driver told us he had a snack stop for us on our way…read morefrom Loch Ness back to Edinburgh. I was even less sure when the guide said they are one of only three ice cream shops in Scotland that infuses their ice cream with actual Scotch, not just Scotch flavoring. I don't like Scotch and was skeptical at best. The shop is VERY small and only fits a few people at a time but the staff are super quick. I asked if I could try a sample of the ice cream but was told no samples which is understandable. Since the soft serve ice cream was closed for the night, we were there late, I wasn't sure what to get and the staff member behind the counter sweetly asked me questions to help me find the best flavor. I didn't want to hold up the line so decided to just go for it and try their specialty. WOW I had no idea I would enjoy it so much! It was so smooth, rich, sweet, and not alcohol tasting at all. My only complaint was I didn't get a bigger size!

Oh my sweet heaven--the Scotch Corner is incredible! The staff are so warm and welcoming, which…read moremade the experience even better. When we arrived, the line stretched out to the street, but since our tour guide insisted we try their whiskey ice cream, we happily waited. And wow--so glad we did. It was hands down the BEST whiskey ice cream I've ever had. While inside this charming wee shop, I noticed they were also selling fresh local strawberries and blackberries. I picked up a container, and the kind lady at the register asked with a smile, "Would you like us to wash them for you, in case you'd like to snack on them?" Such a thoughtful touch! I ate the berries on our way back to Edinburgh and can honestly say that I never had better blackberries. They were so flavorful and sweet - not like the ones you buy in a grocery store. Do yourself a favor and stop by if you're in the area--it's absolutely worth it. I'd honestly give this place 10 stars if I could!

I travelled down to scotland with my wife and 2 kids, we decided to go to a little town called…read moreBanff and spend the weekend there. While we were down at duff house examining the beautiful architecture we came across a little ice cream shop called "the candy box" as you go inside you smell a putrid fish scent, might have been the day but me, my wife and kids were gagging from the smell. Me and my wife ordered a mint chocolate chip ice cream but the kids wanted a waffle with vanilla ice cream. We had a young women at the till and she was very rude and unkind but we tried our best to be respectful. When we get our ice cream the young women says "that will be £17 please" I was shocked at the price since we only got one scoop on each cone. We exited the shop with our goody's and sat on a near by bench, we were enjoying our ice cream until my son tells me that he sees something green on his food. I discovered that it was actually mold on it, I was disgusted (as you would expect) and decided to go back to the shop and complain, the worker shouted right in my face and told me to never come back here. Very disrespectful and disgraceful, that's why I will give the candy box a 1 star