An excellent store for chocolates, nuts, cookies and other foods is ECONOMY CANDY, 108 Rivington Street in Manhattan. They carry Cote d’Or chocolates

me thinks I just stumbled on it. Economy Candy Market, 108 Rivington Street

Economy Candy they have everything www.economycandy.com

Don’t know if they’re the best, but I saw the largest selection of Passover candy I’ve ever seen at Economy Candy (on Rivington) recently. Hank

Try Economy Candy on Rivington Street—they sell lots of things like that in bulk, by the register.

There is a website that specializes in old fashioned candies. If you browse around you should be able to find it and maybe your licorices. Also, on the Lower East Side there is a place called Economy Candy which has all kinds of...

I’ll second Li-Lac. Also Economy Candy !

trader joes if you’re willing to fight the crowd. further south, probably economy candy on les.

Also try Economy Candy on Rivington (I think) it’s in the LES close to the center of the trendy mishegas. . . they sell large hunks by the slice.

Economy Candy, Russ & Daughters, and Sahadi (in Brooklyn) all sell fresh halvah.

If you’re going to find it anywhere, it’ll be at Economy Candy in the Lower East Side. Also try the Petite Abeille chain, they sometimes carry rare Belgian chocolates.

Have you already tried Economy Candy on the LES or Sahadi’s on Atlantic Avenue?

Try Economy Candy on the Lower East Side...they have everything and at Recession Prices.

I second Economy Candy. I was there recently and bought some JB. They sell the individual flavors by the lb.

Economy Candy on Rivington Street has lemon drops, sour balls, and other treats to satisfy your cravings for sour goodness. - er Link: http://www.economycandy.com