The village sweet shop.
The village sweet shop — traditional boiled sweets, handmade fudge and Beacon Farm ice cream, in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay.
A few metres from the slipway, down at The Dock, sits a little shop that smells of sugar and nostalgia. Dollies is the village sweet shop — a small family-run business in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay.
Glass jars of traditional boiled sweets on the counter, handmade fudge, chocolates and gifts — and Beacon Farm dairy ice cream, made by another family-run business, served in cones and tubs.
A few metres from the slipway, down at The Dock, sits a little shop that smells of sugar and nostalgia. Dollies is the village sweet shop — a small family-run business in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay.
Inside: glass jars of traditional boiled sweets lined up on the counter, handmade fudge, chocolates and gifts — and a counter of Beacon Farm dairy ice cream, made by another family-run business, served in cones and tubs.
It's the kind of shop you plan a walk around: up the steep lanes, down to the beach, and back with a paper bag of something sweet.
"The village sweet shop."
— the shop's own wordsSweet, retro, and properly old-fashioned. That's Dollies.
The village sweet shop — family-run, in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay, and proud of it.
Dollies has been the village sweet shop — a small family-run business in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay, a few metres from the slipway.
It grew the slow way — one paper bag at a time — into the kind of shop visitors plan their walk around.
Glass jars of traditional boiled sweets line the counter — pick your mix and have it weighed out, the old-fashioned way.
Alongside: handmade fudge, chocolates, and gifts to take home from the Bay.
The ice cream is Beacon Farm dairy — made by another family-run business — served in cones and tubs.
A cone on the slipway, watching the boats. That's the Dollies way to do Robin Hood's Bay.
"The village sweet shop."
— the shop's own wordsGlass jars of old-fashioned boiled sweets — pick your mix and have it weighed out at the counter.
Dairy ice cream from Beacon Farm — a family-run dairy, just like Dollies — in cones and tubs.
Handmade fudge, chocolates and gift boxes — proper presents to take home from the Bay.
New-season sweets and chocolates as the village wakes up for spring.
Beacon Farm cones and tubs — made for eating on the beach.
Stormy seas outside, handmade fudge inside.
Christmas-themed truffles and gift boxes for under the tree.
The stock changes with the seasons — here's what's always on the counter. Ask in store for today's full jars.
A few metres from the slipway, in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay — look for the sweet jars in the window.
Glass jars of boiled sweets on the counter, handmade fudge and chocolates — and Beacon Farm ice cream in cones and tubs.
"A charming little spot with a warm welcome and a huge selection of sweets and ice cream."
— Google reviewsHours as listed on Visit North Yorkshire — check @dolliesrhb for seasonal changes.
Down at The Dock, a few metres from the slipway. Walk-ins always welcome — the jars are full.