Ordered online. Been loving on them for over 15 years. Rambos are delish in any form. licorice coins can be very chewy and stick to teeth. Bubs are a fail for me, not liking the subdued flavors or texture.

My wife loves sour, gummy candies, and makes it a point to visit Sockerbit when we are in Los Angeles. Located near The Grove in LA and next to Wanderlust, Sockerbit is a quaint candy store that has a plethora of candy options. It wasn't too busy when we've gone, but sometimes they are sold out of specific options. Service was neutral, nothing that stood out good or bad. I personally am not the biggest fan of sour candy, but I was impressed with the wide selection that they had, and my wife loved trying out different options. In particular, she liked the super sour S coins, the skulls, and pacifiers. They have different flavors like watermelon, lemon, lime, and strawberry that stood out to me, but I also saw bubblegum, cola, and other candies that weren't sour or gummies. Sockerbit is a great place to visit for your sour candy kick and would make a great gift for friends who love sour candy. I'm surprised that more places haven't popped up with a similar offering, so for now Sockerbit is our go-to place when my wife is craving sour, gummy candies.

Can't resist the Swedish candy!! I've ordered online and been in store- if you can, I'd highly recommend going to the store over ordering online (online orders are backed up bc of the demand and it took a few weeks for my order to arrive with substitutions). My favorites are the super sour skulls, banana marshmallows and sour raspberry gummies!

The hubby and I were walking by and saw all these ppl visiting the store so we paid a visit too! A quaint little shop filled with Swedish candy! Who doesn't love Swedish fish? Well, they had the sour kinds! The sweet employee allowed my husband a sample when he inquired about the Rambo's. The employee mentioned this little pack of candy called Bubs apparently they were tending on TikTok. A good little amount of candy cost us 12 bucks. Such a treat when most ppl walking in the area are shopping anyways.

Sockerbit, Los Angeles is the perfect sweet escape, especially after a day of indulging at the LA Food Bowl in Paramount Studios! Street parking is typical LA, but if you're lucky like me and visit around 3PM, you can walk right in with no line. The selection of Swedish candy is chef's kiss--from sours to chewies, there's something for every craving. I also love how well-organized the store is; it makes browsing for treats super easy. Sure, it's a little on the pricey side, but honestly, you don't need much to satisfy that sweet tooth!

So many different types of candy to choose from!! This was a fun experience and I definitely recommend people to come try it out! The workers were super friendly and welcoming. They give you your own clean scooper and you get to choose your own candy. I got one of everything so I can't remember which one was my favorite but there was definitely no "bad ones". I can't wait to go back! Note: It is only paid street parking so you might have to circle around a few times to find a parking spot.

Candy, Candy, and more Candy! What's not to like? First off, they have an immense selection of Swedish candy, as you would expect, but when I visited, they didn't have all the ones that my friend and I wanted from the website. That being said, staff was super friendly and was able to even get some of our selections from the back. Once you enter, grab a paper bag and start filling it with all the candy you want. It is self-scoop / serve and don't be shy if you need another bag since the candies can get pretty heavy. Once you're done, they ring you up and they charge by the pound. Interior is clean and there's a lot of foot traffic in and out when I was there. Parking can be a challenge since there's only street parking available (metered).