Candy Stores near Newton, MA

“Perfect place to get a gift. I paid $65 for a pound of truffles and a bouquet of chocolate roses, which is less than I expected to, and they wrapped them up nice with tissue paper and ribbons. Staff were very friendly”

“Nice little shop. Friendly and dedicated staff. Shop was quite busy when we arrived there. Yet they make sure we got to try a sample before we left. It was delicious and made my day!”

“I don’t currently have any pictures to show but I LOVE this place! I got my hands on some really good spreads from here, like a Chocolate Hazelnut spread (with Hazelnut as the first ingredient !!!) and a Matcha Milk Jam — they go so well with crepes. I’m coming back here tomorrow since I finished both jars and I can’t find them anywhere else”

“Love this store. Their nut section is amazing as well as their service. They also have great specialty chocolates that are great gifts. Even some vegan options. Highly recommend.”

“Taylor David and Bobby were extremely nice gave us free candy and played games with us if you are looking for a good candy store come here must recommend 5 stars”

“Excellent selection and great staff! Our first time here and we were thrilled with the variety of wines from different countries. The French and Italian wines are great, and we really enjoyed taking to the staff about wine. Rob was awesome! Thank you!”

“If you’re anywhere near Newbury Street and even remotely a chocolate lover, you owe it to yourself to stop by ROYCE’ Chocolate. The moment you walk in, you’re hit with that signature ROYCE’ aroma — rich, creamy, and dangerously inviting. The staff here are warm, knowledgeable, and genuinely excited to help you find your perfect treat.

I ended up picking their Walnut Chocolate Wafers, and wow… these are on another level. Light, crisp wafers with perfectly balanced layers of chocolate and the subtle crunch of walnut — not too sweet, not too heavy, just absolutely addictive. I planned to save some for later, but let’s just say that didn’t happen.

Fun Fact: ROYCE’ originated in Hokkaido, Japan — a region known for its exceptional dairy. That’s one of the secrets behind their famously silky chocolates!

Whether you’re gifting, exploring Japanese sweets for the first time, or treating yourself “just because,” this shop is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be back to try more!”

“I wanted to send McCrea's Advent calendar filled with candies to my daughter. It was recommended in the New York Times in October, and I was afraid they might run out, but it was way too early to send the calendar. I contacted the company, and a wonderful, kind sales rep replied promptly and said I could pay for it then, and she would hold the calendar until right before Advent started. She was true to her word, and my daughter loves the candies!
Then I noticed that my credit card showed a higher amount than the invoice I had received. I contacted the woman again, and she passed me on to the shipping manager. She also replied quickly and said it was a shipping charge, but she refunded it. She said that the company had changed the threshold at some point in the season to offer free shipping for Advents. HadI ordered later in the season there would have been no shipping charge, and she thought I shouldn’t be punished for ordering early!
Delicious candy and excellent customer service!!”

“If you are looking for any type of nut or candy, here you are to find what you're looking for. It's not the same as when it was on West Broadway in South Boston with the display cases and penny candy display. All the selections are there. I was looking for Brazil nuts. the salesman went in the back and the employee fired up the oven and roasted the nut right then and there. While waiting, I selected some Plantain chips, dark chocolate chips, pistachios, and a half pound of non-perells. A great place to go when you're looking for the right ingredients.”

“The rating is PURELY for the Employees!!!
Proceed with Extreme Caution!! Set your tandems forward for tighter front end maneuvers but watch that swing.
If possible take Route 2A/Massachusetts Ave South then Turn Left onto State St. to stage.
(I was routed North on 2A so I made the Right turn onto State, it’s tight, swing wide and watch the U-Haul trucks parked on left of street. State is one way so use it all) ‘supposed’ to park on left but there was no room. I squeezed on the right and hopped out, because at end of building on the wall is a blue light (see pictures it’s circled) where there is a door and call box. Let them know you are here, a guy will tell you what to do. Basically you stay there until someone tells you to go up to Main st where 2 docks are. You will proceed up State and take a Left onto Windsor, you MUST use that corner lot can’t make the turn any other way. Watch for traffic, parked cars on right of Windsor infront of you and the last electric pole on the left, your trailer will come close. Then make Left onto Main. They guys will help direct you like in pictures, they will open your doors and stop traffic at your rear. You have to watch cyclists (lots) walkers, and idiot people who WILL try to go around you. Once you’re in the door slide tandems back. They will do the rest.”

“This was my first time in a sugarfina and Robbie helped me find some candy with such a welcoming and energetic demeanor. I ended up getting the Italian spritz candy, which is a perfect treat for summer. I will highly recommend this store to friends, family, and clients from work.”

“The hostess wasn't professional. The restaurant was dirty. We sat and watched one of the busgirl's wipe the crumbs off the table onto the floor, then she barely wiped the seat off, it still had crumbs on it. The floor was dirty every where. The wait for our food was a bit long also. Our server was great though. I've never visited this location, but I probably won't be back.”