We stopped by here on our way back to the city from Bon Echo to grab lunch and some souvenirs. This…read moreattraction is a country market best known for their Giant Apple. You can actually go inside the apple and climb to the top for a view of the entire area. There are also stalls in the front selling fresh apples and produce, restaurants and cafes, boutique shops selling fresh fudge and cider. They also have a bunch of family attractions like mini golf, rides, and a petting zoo. Perhaps, what they are most known for is their bakery selling fresh apple pies, apple bread, cider, fritters and variety of seasonal baked goods. There is also an open-kitchen display window so you can watch how they bake their products. We decided to eat at the smoke house restaurant. A full rack of ribs, fries and a blooming onion costed $55. The ribs were flavorful and tender but I thought fries and onion were just very average and overpriced. I would skip those next time. Since I was watching my sugar intake, I skipped out on the more popular items and opted for a few scones and muffins for the drive back home. The scones were so rich, buttery and very crumbly on the outside with a dense interior. It was so savory and delicious. The muffins were very good as well and to my surprise wasn't too sweet. This was such a charming little town. I would definitely come back again next time I drive eastward. I think their bakery items are really good and were very reasonable in price. I'll try their famous apple fritter and apple bread next time I come back.

When we decided to take a trip to Ottawa, one thing we knew for sure was that we were going to pop…read moreby The Big Apple. We took in the sights and grabbed some pictures, and then we figured we should eat some food. I was surprised by the number of options on offer, and though I initially planned to get a hot dog, I find it difficult to say no to a Grilled Reuben Sandwich ("served with fries"). It was ready pretty quickly and it was...fine? The bread was insanely greasy and the meat was a little rubbery, while the dressing was so sparingly applied it was basically non-existent. So yeah, I can't say it was among the best Reubens I've ever had. The meal was redeemed, however, with a slice of apple pie. Said pie was actually quite delicious; the plentiful apple pieces were so tasty, and the pie itself was super flavorful and not too sweet. It's good stuff. I think I'll stick with the apple pie on future visits to The Big Apple.

A fun place to meet your candy needs. This place isn't that big but it carries a lot of candy that…read moreis hard to find elsewhere. Got a delicious dubai chocolate from here. The owner knows his stuff and is happy to answer questions. We found some discounted candy too that was near or past its best before date.

From the owner: All The Candy is the only place in Richmond Hill to get rare and retro snacks and candy!read more

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!

This review is for the smaller south candy shoppe, but since there's only the north page, it'll…read morehave to do! We went to Algonquin for the long weekend and saw this place on the way up and decided we HAD to come back to it on the way home! When we pulled up the place was packed! Tons of rainbow signs and displays very colourful. Inside is kind of small looks more like a house turned store. I'm not gonna lie.. The prices were so inflated I was honestly flabbergasted. $20 for a 12pk of cherry coke? Holy moly. I know, cottage country... They don't sell cherry coke in Canada which means it's imported from buffalo. But wow. The tiny "bags" of candy $5+ . Needless to say we didn't get much. I like the $5 surprise bags tho, those are definitely worth it. We also picked up some airheads, double bubble and big league chew. They also sell memorabilia stuff like mugs, tin signs, bobbleheads and such. Cute place to stop off on your way to/from the cottage. I give it 3 1/2 stars

Fun place to stop if you are looking for glucose, sucrose, dextrose, maltose, lactose, or fructose…read more Wildly crazy selection of candy i hadn't seen in ages. My only complaint: candy bags were often large (250g) when really, all I wanted was a few to taste. I don't need a pound or two. My dentist is rich enough as is. I don't need to finance his new deck. I suppose the bag size would be fine if I had self discipline. But as I write this I'm slowly slipping into a diabetic coma. Also sells some neat collectibles and memorabilia.

So much variety here including candy from around the world, and some old nostalgic favourites! The…read moreback room with the arcade games is a cool touch too. Feels like being a kid again in here! I always get the saltwater taffy from here.

You've caught me! While I don't have taste buds, I do appreciate the fun and nostalgia that candy…read morerepresents. It's amazing how such small, sweet treats can bring so much joy and even transport people back to their childhoods. What's your favorite candy? I am sure they have it

I absolutely love Candy Wasted for my children, great candy, owners are awesome, very professionalread more

Only on rare occasions am I comfortable with 5-star ratings, but here I am delighted to do so. This…read morenewish Cobourg enterprise is based on a great idea (zero waste shopping) and adds high fresh produce (local when available) plus quality take out food. There are vegetarian meal dishes (some are even vegan) as well as tasteful classics done with a twist. Fresh salads, condiments, packaged goods you won't see elsewhere, in-house baked goods- amazing pies- and brilliant bread from Happenstance in Port Hope. Oh, the staff: really helpful and pleasant and the owners are usually on-site adding a personal touch. I think this business is a real winner!

From the owner: The Market & Smør sells high-quality produce and healthy to-go foods. We are downtown Cobourg's…read morefresh market.