Swedish Candy in Beacon Hill, Boston

Nantasket Sweets By Swedes is a women-owned, family-run Swedish candy and handmade chocolate shop at 115 Charles Street in Beacon Hill. We opened here in August 2026, bringing the same pick-and-mix wall and small-batch chocolate that's been running at our original store in Hull, Massachusetts since 2020. Same family, same recipes, new neighborhood.

Nantasket Sweets By Swedes storefront at 115 Charles Street in Beacon Hill, Boston

A Swedish pick-and-mix wall on Charles Street

Walk in and you'll find a full lösviktsgodis wall: build-your-own-bag Swedish candy, filled the way it's done back in Sweden. That means salty licorice (salmiak) alongside the sweeter stuff, BUBS candy in its classic shapes and flavors, and a rotating mix of gummies, chews, and hard candy that skews sweet, sour, and salty all at once.

Build your own bag online

Can't make it to Charles Street? Our pick-and-mix ships fresh.

Handmade chocolate, made a few steps away

Alongside the candy wall, Maria hand-makes small-batch chocolate using Valrhona and Callebaut, real cane sugar, cream, and vanilla bean, with no preservatives, additives, or emulsifiers. The chocolate line includes sea salt caramels, pecan turtles, fudge, and Dubai chocolate bars (two-bar pack, $32).

Swedish candy wall inside Nantasket Sweets By Swedes on Charles Street

Shop Maria's handmade chocolate

Small batches, made by hand, sent to your door.

Worth the trip, what's nearby

Beacon Hill is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Boston, and the store sits close to some of the city's best-known spots:

Boston Public Garden near Charles Street

Boston Public Garden

24 acres, right across from Charles Street, home to the Swan Boats

Boston Common, a short walk from the Beacon Hill store

Boston Common

the oldest public park in the country, founded 1634, a couple of minutes further on foot

Acorn Street cobblestones in Beacon Hill

Acorn Street

a cobblestone block often cited as the most photographed street in America

Massachusetts State House gold dome in Beacon Hill

Massachusetts State House

the gold-domed building anchoring the top of the hill

Suffolk University in Beacon Hill, Boston

Suffolk University

sits inside Beacon Hill itself, a five-minute walk from the store

Visit us in Beacon Hill

115 Charles Street, Boston, MA 02114.

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Store hours

Monday to Friday11am to 8pm
Saturday10:30am to 8pm
Sunday11am to 6pm

Shop Swedish candy online, delivered nationwide

Can't make it to Charles Street? Everything in the shop also ships. Free shipping over $99 across most of the US, nationwide otherwise, see our shipping page for the full state list.

Shop Swedish candy online
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Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Swedish candy in Boston?

Nantasket Sweets By Swedes has a Swedish candy shop at 115 Charles Street in Beacon Hill, Boston, with a full pick-and-mix wall and handmade chocolate case.

What's near the Beacon Hill store?

Boston Public Garden, Boston Common, Acorn Street, and the Massachusetts State House are all within a few minutes' walk.

Is the candy at Nantasket Sweets from Sweden?

The candy is imported, authentic Swedish pick-and-mix and BUBS candy. The chocolate is made by hand in-house using Swedish recipes, not imported.

Does Nantasket Sweets ship candy nationwide?

Yes. Orders ship nationwide from nantasketsweets.com, with free shipping over $99 across most of the US, nationwide otherwise, see our shipping page for the full state list.

What are the Beacon Hill store hours?

Open daily: 11am to 8pm from Monday to Friday, 10:30am to 8pm on Saturday, and 11am to 6pm on Sunday.

Do you have salty licorice and BUBS in Boston?

Yes. The Charles Street shop has the full pick-and-mix wall, including salty licorice (salmiak) and BUBS.

Is the Beacon Hill shop women-owned?

Yes. Nantasket Sweets By Swedes is a Swedish, women-owned family business. Maria founded the original Hull shop in 2020; Beacon Hill opened in August 2026.