British groceries, fresh-baked pies and pastries, and a proper cuppa — all under one roof on Queen Street. If you grew up on digestives and Sunday roasts, you'll feel right at home.
Sweet Molly's is the rare kind of place that does all three well — the pantry staples you can't find anywhere else, the bakery case that smells like it should, and a spot to sit down with a proper pot of tea.
Biscuits, jams, teas, cheeses, chocolate bars, and pantry goods you grew up on — plus a corner stocked for Newfoundland expats who miss home just as much.
Meat pies, sausage rolls, scones, Victoria sponge, and shortbread — made the way it's supposed to be made, not shipped in from somewhere else.
Pull up a chair, order a pot of tea and a scone with clotted cream, and take your time. No rushing you out the door here.
Every corner of the shop has something you can't find at the regular grocery store.
Meat pies, sausage rolls, and pasties made in-house daily.
Shortbread, digestives, chocolate bars, and the tins you remember from back home.
Proper British tea, jams, curds, sauces, and the grocery staples every British kitchen needs.
A stocked section for Newfoundland expats — because a lot of the same cravings cross the pond both ways.
Sweet Molly's isn't just named after its owner. Out front stands a big white moose statue that's become a genuine piece of local history — she's been part of the neighbourhood, been through a rough patch, and the town rallied to bring her back.
It's the kind of small-town detail that makes people stop, take a photo, and remember exactly where the shop is. Come say hello to Molly, then come inside for the tea.
Warm, welcoming, and stocked floor to ceiling with things you won't find anywhere else in town.
"Finally a place that actually stocks the biscuits I grew up on. The pies are the real thing too — not the frozen stuff."
"Such a cute little shop. Sat down for tea and a scone and didn't want to leave. The moose out front is a fun bonus."
"My Newfoundland mother-in-law was thrilled to find her favourite brands here. Didn't expect that in Acton."