Candy Stores in Toronto, ON

“Awesome little cafe in the heart of the west Annex area of the city. When I showed up on my bicycle during Toronto's 2024 chinook, I looked around and realizing there was no bicycle parking thought this was odd. But then I realized I'm in a such a nice neighbourhood I probably don't need parking and parked my bike near the door in my cone of vision. Nice. It's a neat little spot in that there is a paved patio in front, reminding me of that little ice cream shop in a similar gentrified neighbourhood, Cabbagetown. People can hang out in front enjoying their coffee and snacks without impeding foot traffic or getting dangerously close to the road. Inside reminds me of being somewhere in cottage country. A place where you would likely find doilies rather than tattoos. And nice china, I like it! I had a latte and a bagel bomb. That was pretty good! It's made of bagel dough but also has an inside filled with cream cheese to make eating it a real pleasure and without the risk of squeezing out the cheese as easily. There were plenty of interesting gourmet type items for sale here, and judging by the quality and quantity of these it appears that the people around here enjoy them and keep the stock moving. Cool! Even though it's overused, this is a genuine neighbourhood gem, worthy of seeking out as a refuge from Toronto fast paced crime-ridden areas that we all know and love (ok time's up I'm getting overly dramatic).”

“Shout out to Diego and Nancy! Valentines day 2024- Diego and I go way back to the days he use to work at Eaton Centre and he'd usually give me extra samples! Nancy helped me while she knew I was low on funds so that's amazing!Edit: Daniela doesn't look old enough to walk Yorkdale mall alone but she's surprisingly store manager?Christina serves you chocy in a cute way and she's beautiful!”

“Wheeeew laderach you are too pricey for me. The chocolate tho, it was DELICIOUS. Soo decadent and wonderful, with amazing flavour every single time. I just never leave the house expecting to pay $60 for chocolate ?”