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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Hour Detroit and Eater Detroit. Updated September 2026.
Bon Bon Bon Midtown Detroit · Midtown
Bon Bon Bon's Hamtramck chocolatiers make two-bite bonbons in dozens of wild flavors, like Hazel-what?, Lil Hottie, Coffee and Donuts and Sticky Bon, and its shops are set up so every box can be built to taste. This is the Midtown shop on Canfield. Order a mixed box and start with the Hazel-what?.
Quix Chocolate · Ferndale
Quix Chocolate is a boutique Belgian chocolatier in downtown Ferndale, where David Ogloza carries on the name and many of the recipes of Chocoladehuis Quix, the Belgian company his aunt and uncle founded in 1949. Behind the counter the team paints, molds and fills candies made from Belgian chocolate, and it makes custom chocolates carrying customers' own images. Order The Quix, with praline, hazelnut and crème, and a Maple Leaf, with maple syrup caramel and sea salt.
Doc Sweets' Candy Company · Clawson
Doc Sweets' Candy Company is a Clawson candy store stocked wall to wall with treats, bulk candy among them. Order a bag of bulk candy.
Roger's Bulk Candy & Ice Cream · Eastpointe
Roger's is an Eastpointe shop for bulk candy and ice cream. Its shelves include chocolate, gummies and old-school sweets sold in mix-and-match quantities. Fill a bag with a few different candies, or stop in for a scoop.