Sweet Shop Names

Chocolate lovers will expect this place to stock the beloved Cadbury Crunchie, but "Honeycomb" may also suggest a specialist retailer that sells gumdrops, lollipops, and chocolates made with real honey. "Bliss" hints at the intense feelings of joy that will overcome anyone who tastes these treats.

This evocative name calls to mind delectable chococlate confections that crunch as good as they taste. If you're selling peanut clusters, crispy wafers, or chocolate infused with toasted rice, this name perfectly sums up your offerings. Suitable for a traditional chocolate shop or online store.

A cute and quirky name for an artisanal sweet store that pours love and care into all their sugary creations. "Bumble" may hint at a shop that gets a lot of foot traffic and resembles a beehive on their busiest days. Great for a personalized sweet delivery service or an organic sweet brand.

From chocolate mints and butter mints, to extra strong mints, mint humbugs, and everything in between, this name covers it all. The word "Crumble" conjures images of people munching on milk chocolates and boiled sweets. Also a lovely choice if you happen to sell crunchy cookies with a hint of mint.

The repetition of the "K" makes this name catchy and memorable. A great choice for a producer of luxury chocolates or sweets made for gifting to a loved one. It would also work for a breath mint or chewing gum brand that leaves a delightful aftertaste, allowing you to give someone a "Kandy Kiss."

Inspired by TikTok's frozen honey trend, this name will attract a younger audience. A clever choice for a specialty store that uses honey as a key ingredient in their sweets and cakes. To avoid a redesign, don't include a bottle of honey in your logo; use a minimalistic approach to remain timeless.

A name that's sure to attract sweet lovers with more discerning palates. "Pikman's" hints at a store with specially curated sweets or a pick-and-mix sweet shop where customers can decide what they want. The Old English spelling of "Shoppe" indicates a store that values quality and tradition.

Catchy, simple, memorable, and descriptive, this is a great name for a sweets brand that produces treats — chococolates and drinks — using malt and cocoa. The name is fun to say out loud. Depending on the logo and slogan, this name could be used for a kids' brand or a brand aimed at adults.

Why would a pot be milky? Because you've been making the most delicious chocolates in it all day! This name calls to mind a small, quaint store tucked away on a mountainside where people come from miles to sample hand-poured chocolate. Be sure to add a chocolate-filled couldron to your logo design.

Catchy and modern, this name is great for a no-frills sweets brand that's famous for its cream-filled chocolates and truffles. Whether you specialize in mousse truffles, raw cream truffles, chocolate cups, or bonbons, this name will help clients remember your brand, making it easier to find you.