Great selection of British confectionary…read more They have the legit, by the pound old schools candies and cough medecine. The brand names, the house name and a pre-made bag of "every Harry Potter candy for 10£" Which is an amazing deal. If you like your quality sweets and want to explore the sweet side of the UK. That's your pit stop.

I have to add a photo to this business because this picture epitomizes the cute, old-fashioned,…read moregenuine essence of this warm and friendly sweet shoppe. The man behind the counter was so in character! Sadly, not all of the employees dress like this, but just that one experience was good enough for me. I'm sold! I will always stop by this place when I visit England! They have packaged candy as well as hand-made chocolates! Both of which are delicious! I was also happy to see that they had sugar-free chocolate. Some of my family members are diabetic, so I was looking for something they could enjoy too. Mr. Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe was perfect! Everyone should visit this place!

Great little shop where you can buy American Candy alongside old fashioned sweetshop sweets, such…read moreas lemon sherbets, and cough candy. The service is always with a smile, and the staff very helpful. The weekends can be a little busy, but it's usually just excited kids wanting to spend their pocket money. We will continue to visit often.

If you have a craving for something sweet and venture into Sweet Boutique, be prepared to leave…read morehalf an hour later laden down with all kinds of sugar-coated beauties. Like the original branch in Hove, this Sweet Boutique is beautifully designed with floor to ceiling glass and plastic jars filled with colourful and tempting treats. There's cherry lips, rhubarb and custards and sherbert dips for nostalgics and all kinds of new and delicious flavours for sweet addicts. They also sell cute accessories for bakers and yummy mummies from recipe cards and skull and cross bone cupcake cases to retro playing cards.

Many sweet shops advertise their candies as gift ideas, but Sweet Boutique is really the only sweet…read moreshop / gift store. The packaged candy is a mixture of retro and modern; golden nugget gum, candy 'sticks' and that dipping powder with the sugar wand were some of the old favourites. The pick and mix items are all behind the counter, meaning the shopkeeper has to pour things out for you individually. This isn't my favourite method of picking candy. I like a tiny bit of a bunch of things, and I'd feel guilty about making someone open so many different containers...However, I suppose the set up is their idea. The gift items include mixed candies in stylish bundles, along with several candy-shaped non-edible items: magnets, candles, erasers etc that look like cakes and donuts. My friend and I went with some almond nougat and sugar mice to help us shop until dinner time.

What a quaint little chocolate shop in one of lanes of Lewes!…read more My husband and I stopped by Bonne Bouche to have a look at their chocolate selection and we were enticed by the variety of truffles! We bought the salted caramel, praline, and coffee truffles - 100g for £3.75 (without the gold box it's 3.50). Oh my they were tasty! Will definitely come back for Christmas presents!

Such a cute confectionary shop. Its full off delightfull sweets. The owner Mrs Elizabeth Syrett is…read morevery talkative. She even told me about her holiday to India! She puts her holiday snaps on the shop wall for all to see. I tried their pestashio Turkish delight and what a delight it was. This shop is opposite Castle gate. Its a bit down the lane so hard to see from the road. If one didn't know it was there then it would be be missed. I think Mrs Syrett runs the shop with her husband. There was a man of her senior age behind the very small counter.

Decisions decisions decisions!! And I haven't even got to the sweets yet!…read more This shop is listed 3 times on Yelp: Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shoppe Mrs Kibble's Olde Sweet Shop Mrs Kibbles Olde Sweet Shoppe Having carefully studied the shop itself and referring back to my lessons on grammar, I've decided to review under this listing! Hooray Monica R - we agree on the spelling! Well, you can imagine this shop right at the end of the Willy Wonka factory tour. Rows upon rows of clear jars containing old style sweets. The assistants are happy to advise and offer little tastings. Your choice of goodies are packaged in retro style paper bags to take away and share. Whether you're looking for some nostalgia about the sweets you grew up with or to discover some new taste sensation, Mrs Kibble's is definitely worth a visit.

I like this place for its varied English style candies at a decent price…read more Both pre-packaged and also sold by weight. I had a small piece of Turkish delight, which I haven't had in years. Very fresh and tasty. I also picked up a nice hard-shell, soft center courrant candy package for about $5 pounds. Nice place to pick out some gifts. Very friendly and helpful service.

Any shop that has a picture of the Queen made out of jelly beans as its window display has got to…read morebe good. And Fizziwigs not only has that, but also lollies the size of my head in its window. These things lured me in, but I wasn't disappointed with what I found inside. Rows of gleaming old-school sweet jars full of colourful, sugary goodness, sticks of stripy rock and swirly lollies that my seven year old self would've adored. Come to think of it, my thirty year old self adores them too. This is a Victorian style fairytale sweetshop modernised, definitely the place to come for traditional sweets.

As sweet shops go, Fizziwiggs goes the old-fashioned route: instead of offering unique, handmade…read moreitems, every particular sweet you may like is on offer in droves. This is not a problem: I'm a fan of the old-fashioned sweet shop myself, it just seems a little dull next to all of the handmade chocolates and cakes the Lanes has to offer. Still, if you like your jellybabies and your white mice, this is the place for you! Fizziwiggs has gone out of its way to emulate the oldie-timey sweet shop, and the decor is exactly what you'd hope and expect for: lots and lots of glass jars, showing off their contents to all potential customers. However, instead of the classic wood and ladders on wheels, Fizziwiggs is decked with bright colours, creating an excellent, playful childlike environment: exactly what you want for enticing you to buy sweets. Speaking of sweets... There is literally everything here you might want. I'm not going to list them all, suffice it to say if you want it, they probably have it. This is, however, the biggest sticking point for Fizziwiggs... it isn't very original. Brighton, and the Lanes in particular, are full of lovely little shops selling unique, home-made sweets, from cupcakes to chocolates. A simple sweet-shop just isn't enough. Maybe I'm a little spoiled with all this choice, but I would rarely go here over the cupcake place around the corner, or the chocolatiers in the Arcade. It just isn't special enough, and for Brighton, that may as well be a death knell. If you're looking for basic sweets, including some old favourites, you couldn't do worse than Fizziwiggs: it offers exactly what's on the tin. However, with no original products of their own, Fizziwiggs is perilously close to be just another corner shop that specialises in sweets. It needs some sort of oomph to help it stand out from it's more original neighbours, and currently, I can't see any.

If you have a sweet tooth, this is the place to visit for all kinds of candies. Brighton is know…read morefor it long round hard candy. You can also buy by the kg. Ask for a free sample while you're there. Staffs are friendly.

Vast array of sweets, what's not to love about a shop like this?…read more Has selection of foreign sweets along with selling classics sold by weight from jars. Strange how you are drawn to window shopping in sweetshops! Entering this shop is like a trip down memory lane. You can't help but smile when you see a jar of cola cubes, or peanut sweets. Nicely retro.

A candy shop in the middle of Canterbury?!?!?! Oh yes, and how can you go wrong. You'll find all…read morekinds of yummy gummies, chocolates, and everything else your heart (or sweet tooth I guess) desires, and since you've spent the day walking through the Cathedral and other sights in town you deserve something nice and sweet for a snack.

Right on the Palace Pier herself, about halfway down you'll find it hard to resist the sugary…read moregoodies in the Brighton Pier Rock Shop. Not just good Brighton Rock but all manner of tacky souvenirs and sweet treats are sold here. Great for tourists.

Beautiful and fun candy - very iconic - highly recommended whenever friends or family come to visit!read more

Really brilliant shop for those of us who are partial to a sweetie or two!! My wifes' downfall but…read moreI can resist.ahem!!! The sweets are carefully chosen from top quality manufacturers and only the best will do. The shop is wrong;y marked on the map.it is right at the bottom of the High Street oppsite The Swan Hotel. Car park behind the Swan.