Carol’s Quality Sweets

This is by far thee candy store to go to for a sweet tooth lovers paradise. The prices are fair and the quality is second to none. Always fresh and service with a smile. Best of all they have candies from when I was a child so has a touch of nostalgia

I am in love! This adorable shop not only carries the most amazing sweets around, they also have a whole bunch of imported chocolates, sweets, spices, and sauces!
As soon as you walk in, you’ll feel like you walked into an old sweet shop! Candies in jars line the wall and you can find almost anything you could ever want!
The imports are at the back of the store and include real imported diary milk from the uk and multiple other things like HP sauce! You won’t be disappointed when you come check it out!

I love to come here and indulge every once in awhile. There’s so much variety, among them many hard to find treats from Europe. The in house chocolate is delightful. I usually come to get a bag of Jelly beans. They have an easy dispensing set up with lots of different flavors. The only thing is it’s a little expensive. I always feel like my little bag isn’t even near half full and the price always turns out to be more than I had intended. But all the treats makes you feel like a kid again and the staff are usually friendly and helpful. They just celebrated their 25^th anniversary this weekend and were handing out free chocolate samples and goody bags!

Tucked away in the current «No Man’s Land» of High Street, Carols has been an Edmonton Icon for almost 25 years.
This is a family run store where the truffles and chocolates that are sold at the front counter are all made by the family for the patrons.
I love exploring this store. It always has my favourites. If you are looking for that fancy licorice, they have it! Such a great place to shop for British imports as well.
Vintage; if there is a specific candy that you loved as a child, this store will have it in one of their many bins lining the wall.
Specific flavor of jelly bean? They probably have it!
If you are looking for a sweet treat for that special someone, go here! The staff is always friendly and helpful.

Popped in during the Red Shoe Crawl 124^th street edition!
Love love LOVE Carol’s!
Fabulous staff!
Rare imports and treats of the past plus Housemade goodness!
It’s next to impossible to get out of here without dropping $ 20+ on all the awesomeness!
Be seeing you soon!

I have such fond memories of coming to Carols when I was a kid — especially for a variety of different kinds of licorice candies from the licorice wall… And now when I pop in, that licorice wall still is my very first stop. I don’t know anywhere else in town that you get so many unique types of one specific thing.
Then there is the vintage candies and candy bars from decades past. The European (especially British) treats. And the pie de resistance; their own chocolates and truffles! Yum! If you have never been in to Carols, I urge you to make a trip. Not only will you absolutely love it, but they are flanked by other amazing locally owned businesses as well. High Street really is a fabulous shopping destination.

Carol’s Quality Sweets has the BEST selection of Salt Water Taffy in the city! They also make chocolates fresh in store, and have a great selection of fudge. If you’re into chocolates and sweets from our British friends (as I am), this is a great place to go! There’s even a great assortment of sodas.
And the owner is a total sweetheart!

Lovely little candy shop. In the same complex as Paddy’s Cheese and Black Kettle, which means parking can be a pain. But totally worth it for the variety of old fashioned candy, hard-​to-​find import varieties, jelly belly jelly beans, some cake decorating stuff, chocolates in the glass counter display… I loved all the glass jars they have along the counter and also by the front wall. Totally a vintage penny-​candy experience, though I think they probably cost more than a penny nowadays! Some interesting candies I noticed that you can get there: Cadbury Curly Wurly, a long caramel bar covered in chocolate which is my friend’s treat of choice, Rowntree’s jelly tots (which I loved as a kid and was thrilled to find here), and these confectioner’s sugar-​powdered ‘bonbons’ that they have in glass jars behind the counter — I was recently at a wedding where they had these as part of their candy bar, and the strawberry ones taste just like strawberry Mentos. Yum! They had lots of other flavours too so I will definitely be back to check them (and other goodies) out!

I LOVE the variety here! Creamy truffles, imported chocolate, sour candy, ginger candy, sugar free mints, candy cigarettes, Finnish licorice, countless flavors of jelly beans, Star Trek Pez dispensers… Geez, I can’t name it all.
Did you know they offer classes on candy making? I might have to check that out sometime.
In the meantime, I’ve already picked up a few stocking stuffers in the form of candy tins and packets of hot chocolate.

Carol’s in a great candy shop if you are looking for the hard to find candies that you had as a kid and bring back all the good memories of childhood. I like how it makes me feel like a kid again!
This visit I saw new candies such as different flavoured Mentos including cinnamon (my friend is a fan and bought a few rolls) and cola, and Crush pop and root beer flavoured licorice. Also brought back memories with jelly tots, lace licorice, fun dip, Thrills gum, and nerds.
Great selection of those hard to find candies and feeling like a kid in a candy store. They also have benches outside the front door so I could enjoy sitting there eating candy. The only difference is I needed more than the 50 cents I had as a kid and could load up on candy!

I really enjoyed coming here.
There is a great variety of every type of candy and chocolate. Lots of british candies that I love! I barely had an opportunity to look at all the chocolates at the counter before time forced us to go. I have to set a budget before I walk in there.
There are sodas that you can’t get at most places here. Like Cherry 7-​Up! They have a good little variety of drinks you can’t usually find.
The staff are very helpful. There was so much to see … I was very excited to look at everything. I could have spent hours in there.

Carol’s Quality Sweets is a wonderful candy store. Much of the candy is in glass jars, giving it a bit of an older feel. Yet, despite the wonders like imported candy, corn candy, coconut marshmellows (or Coconut Orgasms as I refer to them), I can understand how some looking for a particular import candy might be let down. While it may not carry everything, the collection is quite reasonable, and I’ve never had any candy from this store that was anything less than fresh.
The staff remained really friendly, during my visit as well (sensing a trend here), and I’m looking forward to coming up with an excuse to go back.

I have no complaints really with the products they sell, except maybe the inconsistency of size of their hand-​made chocolates, which are always tasty.
No, what I need to express is my distaste for the person who works there… the young-​ish woman who has a bunch of tattoos, ratty hair and the need to talk incessantly about her personal life non-​stop. Once she gets to know you, she will talk your head off and you have to escape the store, while she is still talking at you.
Not once has she ever asked me how I was or how Iike the candy I have bought.
I think she is related to the owners… maybe their daughter? Why else would they have someone like that working in their shop?
I gave this company 2 stars because their chocolates ARE delicious and the owners, when THEY are working are really pleasant.
I really hate giving a bad review but I feel that I have to be honest with all of my reviews, whether they are glowing or not.

It’s hard to get excited about this store.
There’s plenty of candy, but someone decided that their P-​touch label maker wasn’t getting enough exercise… it seems like there’s more labels than there is product!
Also, with the candy stored in glass jars and the aforementioned labels around warning «you break it, you bought it», it makes for a nervous experience, especially if there is more than one person in the candy shop.
The selection was reasonable, the man behind the counter was friendly, but the prices seemed high. We might be back if looking for a specialty item we can’t find elsewhere… until then, it probably won’t be on our shopping destination list anytime soon.

Any candy store that carries fresh Curly Whirly bars that don’t cost an outrageous amount gets the thumbs up from me! Carol’s is a great shop; bright, clean and easy to move around in (for a candy store). There was so much here I wanted to try, but once I found my favourites, I was done for the day. I will be back, though. Certain things are hard to find, particularly British sweets, and Carol’s seemed to have a great selection. Another winner in the High Street.

My wife and I returned to Carol’s Quality Sweets last weekend, easily spending just under $ 50. I got my cherry lips (soap candy), and they were pretty fresh, as opposed to some other places where the candies are hard as rock.
The fudge Carol’s has is creamy and decadent, definitely a must-​buy.
We also bought Nut Rolls (peanut), and Chick on a Stick, which is like a giant peanut butter chicken bone candy.
Again, the owners were very pleasant, treating every customer like they were important.

I pick sweet over savory any day, so I always have to mentally prepare myself when I walk into this store and either give myself a budget or item limit.
Lately I have been limiting my sugar intake and so have been searching for some yummy NSA (no sugar added) treats. These are mainly geared towards diabetics and you can find some in supermarkets but the selection is terrible and in general they are hard candies. To my delight Carol’s Sweets has a whole wall dedicated to NSA treats including many gummy candies, chocolates, and soft caramels.
I basically purchased some of everything so I could try it all — and now I don’t know what I am going to do next time I go because it is ALL delicious! What a terrible problem.
I am very impressed with the selection of sweets in general but think the NSA selection is exceptional (best I have seen in Edmonton so far). I love Carol’s Sweets and will be back for sure!

I have an incredibly huge sweet tooth and when I walked into Carol’s Sweets, I fell in love.
This store was candy from wall-​to-​wall. They had pretty much everything you could possibly want — numerous chocolates, fudges, hard candies, soft candies — everything.
The girl working was sitting behind the counter eating candy (it looked like Tangy Taffy). She didn’t pay much attention to us until we brought some fudge up to the counter but I didn’t mind because I was so darn happy to be buying fudge!
I want it to be known that this candy store is great for kids but it’s also great for adults (such as myself). If you have a sweet tooth, you will soon be sweet on Carol’s Sweets!

When I walk into Carol’s Sweets, I feel like a kid in a candy store — literally. Carol’s sells all kinds of things to satisfy even the most choosy sweet tooth. There are imported candies from Great Britain, and the walls are lined with bulk candies, including childhood favourites like gobstoppers and candy corn.
However, Carol’s biggest draw for me are the handmade chocolates. Made locally, they are fresh and come in a variety of shapes and flavours. Pez collectors will find numerous dispensers and refills, and fudge lovers will also go «nuts» here.
When holidays are coming up, Carol’s has sweets to satisfy, such as for Halloween and Christmas. Carol’s used to be located on Whyte Avenue until a fire forced it to locate. Now in High Street, the shop is thriving more than ever. With the kind of selection it has, I would expect nothing less.

Carol’s Sweets is a haven for anyone who has a sweet tooth. It feels like an old-​fashioned candy shop with a modern twist. There are candies in glass jars, instead of plastic bulk bins like at the grocery store. They also carry a lot of imported sweets, for those who like something a little different.
They have anything and everything you’re sugary taste buds could be craving, from truffles and nougats to jellies and lollipops. I grew up loving Pez candies, and Carol’s has loads of them in all sorts of different characters. There are boxed chocolates for quick gifts, but you may want to take some time and try one of their truffles from their counter. It’s like a little piece of chocolatey heaven melting in your mouth. Honestly, I think I got goosebumps because it was so sinfully good.
Carol’s also has cookies and chocolates at their counter, and right now everything is Halloween-​themed. There are treats shaped like cats, pumpkins, bats, and witches. A great idea for party treats, if you’re thinking of throwing a Hallow’s Eve bash this year.
I was surprised to see they also sell «passion paint», for those feeling a little amorous, I guess. Looks like there’s something for both kids and adults in this candy shop!