The Best Candy Stores in Toronto

The best candy stores in Toronto are a friend to those with a serious sweet tooth across the city. Often stocking rare varieties of candies from other countries, you can go to these places to get your sugar fix.

Here are the best candy stores in Toronto.

3 - The Candy Bar

This adorable, colourful little shop near College and Ossington stocks lots of British treats like Curly Wurlys and Galaxy bars, and features a Canadian Wall of Chocolate.
8 - The Nutty Chocolatier

This Beaches shop actually makes their own chocolate, but they actually stock lots of other candy too including imports.
6 - Sweet Thrills

This Roncesvalles shop that also sells games deals in lots of British products and retro candies.
9 - Suckers Candy Co.

In the Castlefield Design District, this place stocks everything from Kinder Surprise to Jawbreakers, Livewires, candy buttons, Pez, cotton candy, and an unbelievable selection of soda.
7 - Sweet Addictions Candy

If this shop at Dundas and Ossington doesn’t have it, they’ll try to get it for you. That shouldn’t be necessary, though, as they have every type of Pez, lollipop, retro candy, Oreo, Snickers, Twix and sour candy you can imagine.
11 - Sugarfina at First Canadian Place

Candy is for adults at this First Canadian Place shop where you can get the nominal company’s champagne bears, single malt scotch cordials and Fuji apple caramels.
4 - Johnvince Foods

This decades-old bulk store near Downsview Park can’t be beat when it comes to the sheer size of your haul with over 3000 items to choose from, including as many varieties of M&Ms, Tootsie Rolls, dipped pretzels and trail mix as you can imagine.
5 - Ding Dong Grocery

The packaging is as delightful as the treats inside at this source for Asian candy at Pacific Mall. Get DIY toy candy here as well as unique flavours of Kit Kats.
10 - Squish at The Bay

Gourmet artisanal gummies in a ton of cute shapes from your average bears to lightning bolts, skulls, flowers and flamingos can be found at locations in Scarborough Town Centre and inside Hudson’s Bay on Queen of this candy shop.

by Amy Carlberg via blogTO