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The prices!!! Won’t be back. £4 for a packet of strawberry laces that are actually sold in some local pound shops! £6 for a tango blast. A bag of pick and mix which had hardly anything in it came to £7.50. The sweets weren’t even that nice, they were cheap and tasteless!

A really good selection but pretty pricey.Lots of weird and wonderful sweets of all stripes and colours. The whole shop is laid out in an appealing and sensible way. A lot of thought has obviously gone in to every aspect of presentation; branded displays, bright colours, wide aisles and slow but upbeat music.Bright colours, prime location and premium pricing, it’s a tourist trap.

I mean…wow! This place was so busy the staff couldn’t restock the displays fast enough which honestly surprised me as the prices are very high.The displays are beautiful and very inviting.

An exotic tourist trap, sweets from the U.S. and Japan and other countries. Also scottish things. I think its overprized. Loud music. Some funny stuff like underwear or blue Chips. No Mtn Dew voltage but funny Fanta bottles. The Kingdom in London or It's Sugar in Manhattan have more to offer. Worth a visit and is open on Dec 25th.

Looked like a super promising shop but honestly the prices are daylight robbery. We didn’t buy anything as we were utterly shocked by how much they were charging for everything - for example a single blackjack/fruit salad sweet here is 30p when you can buy 400 wholesale for £9 (aka you’d spend £120 here if you bought the same amount) Just go to a supermarket or buy online and don’t fall into the tourist trap of shopping here.

Although the massive selection on good variety sweets you can get in any other shop. Prices are horrendous. Some bags of sweeties are 3 up to 4 times more expensive than in any local supermarket.Also a member of staff was putting back candies out of the bag left behind.. I could only hope I have seen it wrong.

We checked their opening hours on their website (as google are showing the incorrect opening hours), after we fancied a sweet treat before bed. We visited at 8pm and we were greeted by overly loud, almost deafening music and massively overly inflated prices. I suspect that some items are not actually imported (Cadbury and touristy, local scottish treats etc) but the prices still reflected the imported goods. My favourites (Jalapeño Cheddar Cheetos) were priced at £10, but my local Nisa has started stocking the same imported sized packets for £4.50 Good selection of treats though and the family sized Caramel Coconut Oreos (£10) were fine as a one off holiday treat.

Massive amount of sweets on sale, especially from the USA, it brought back memories of our visit to Florida. Then we saw the prices......Absolutely daylight robbery. Very, very, very expensive, Mike an Ikes etc £5 a box! Great smell, fun music, but way too expensive.

I went to this store. The merchandise was laid out extremely well.V enticing and colourful display of sweets.It’s the only sweet store on the high street to dedicate so much space.There is a massive variety of options, here.Such businesses must be encouraged as they take a massive risk on specific products.You pay for services! Nice store. But, massive security measures put in place.The rent and rates for this prominent location will be extremely high I reckon that is why such measures are put in place.