Childhood & retro
Sugar Daddies, Chunky, and the bars you forgot you missed. The retro wall is the point of the trip for a lot of people.
The shop
This isn’t a locked menu with prices carved in sugar. The shelves move. Here’s the shape of a visit to 14 Bank Street, so you know what you’re walking into.
Sugar Daddies, Chunky, and the bars you forgot you missed. The retro wall is the point of the trip for a lot of people.
If it blew up this month, there’s a decent chance it’s already on the shelf. Fruit pastries, Dubai chocolate, pickle everything.
Swedish candy, British chocolate, and a small international section that doesn’t taste like the grocery store.
Freeze-dried candy and sour gushers. Crunchy, loud, and usually the bag that doesn’t make it to the car.
The giant gumball display, plus the round candy wall. Fill a cup. Take your time.
Macarons, chocolate pops, berry cups, cotton candy, and decorated cookies when the kitchen put them out.
Fudge, mixes, and donuts from other local makers show up when we have them. The mix changes.
Holiday tins, cocoa bombs when it’s that time of year, and the thing you didn’t know you needed for a teacher gift.