If you're a candy and sweets person then Bonbon should be on your list. This is a smaller location…read morecompared to other shop in Brooklyn I have been to. They have all types of gummy style candies with a large varieties sold by the pound. From chocolates, to sweet & sours, candy bars, assorted flavored soft and hard candies. Scoop as much as you want into a bag but be aware that it can get pricey. Everything looks delish and the store is very clean. The staff here is nice and helpful Quality stuff and much better than that which you find in drug stores and supermarkets.

I'm not really a candy person, more of a chocolate person. Got a mixed bag of these and was…read morepleasantly surprised. They were soft, not too sugary, and something I could see my nieces enjoy

Loved the people!! Amazing experience, but if you're not an absolute hot fudge lover you don't need…read moreit in your ice cream.

Had one of the rudest experiences here. Wanted to get candy and show my out of town guests this…read morecool neighborhood spot. Mid order, the owner came out of the apartment door telling me and my friends to "move. You move too. You next". This was all because he had a box in his hands. Could have just asked nicely and it wouldn't have been an issue. Made us all feel so uncomfortable. Won't be back.

La Maison du Chocolat on Madison Avenue is not only a chocolatier but has a cozy cafe in the back…read more Here I asked for a coffee, a madeleine, hazelnut macaron and a canele. Then I relaxed as I had seen almost six perfume stores and needed to rest. As only two tables had guests, the cafe was quiet. I met Brigitte who gave me the treats. We spoke French as I like to practice and spoke about the cafe and chocolate. Terrence made me the coffee and later I met Mike in the front. There is also a restroom here. I plan to visit again soon as I occasionally came here some years ago. It also helps that I have a loyalty card in the system! Merci Brigitte pour tout.

I have an account and have been a customer. The firm "converted" its web site and didn't port…read morecustomer files and apparently passwords, etc. The firm failed to notify customers. I found out when trying to redeem credits based on past purchases. Customer Service was unable to fix the problem. I was told to call in to redeem my credits for chocolates valued at $160. I did. I was then told I would be charged for shipping. The firm advertises free shipping on orders over $150 ("Enjoy our complimentary overnight delivery on all orders over $150.)

Our second attempt was successful unlike our first when we trekked across Central Park from the…read morewest side but the only machine was broken. So it is a small shop that sells frozen yogurt and other snacks. We got the frozen yogurt with mango and the Dubai chocolate. Both were very good. The level of tartness was great. The service was fast as we were the only ones there. Overall it was definitely a good option for froyo!

Tried their pistachio kanafeh frozen yogurt and it was so good! The frozen yogurt texture was on…read morethe icier side but the flavor was so good! It was tart and not too sweet and you can really tell that it was different than the bigger chains like 16 handles and pinkberry. The tartness of the frozen yogurt balanced the richness of the pistachio butter very well and I like how they made it like a parfait so there was pistachio butter through out the cup. On the pricier side, $15 for this flavor but totally worth it!

Let's go nuts! This…read morelocation has a ton of variety. if you love to snack on nuts, dried fruits, and candies, chocolates, even Halvah, then this is shop worth visiting. It's clean and well maintained, the merchandise is fresh, and its a also an option for gift giving. Be aware that your purchase is weighed at the end and depending on how crazy you get filling your bag it can get pricey.

Tried their version of Dubai chocolate which was very good! Lots of other confections here as well.read more

Amazing spot. 1) If…read moreyou come here, I highly recommend getting Boyer Candies. Boyer Candies are hard to find outside of Pennsylvania. My favorite is the Clark Cups. 2) The location & store is amazing. Must visit if you are around the area.

I visited It's Sugar Times Square while on vacation in hopes of finding a child hood candy that…read moreresembled lip sticks. Unfortunately; I didn't find the candy, but the store is nice. They have a large variety of sweet treats. Unika B. & Co.

Just as good as at their stores in Italy. Surprisingly consistent!…read moreChocolate excellent and the gelato made me happy for hours afterwards. Foolish window marketing. It should say gelato somewhere on the window instead of just tiramisu.

The location is very close to Central Park and has long line but it moves very quickly and they…read moretake your order for cup vs cone in the line while you wait to get to the servers to pick your flavors. I got the double scoop in a cup and it came with a chocolate bark on top. I tried the tiramisu and the Stracciatella (creamy gelato with chocolate flakes). Both were very good and creamy. My brother got the milk chocolate gelato with hazelnut bits in a cone dipped in chocolate. We liked that the flavors weren't overpowering and too sweet. I've seen their locations in several cities inside and outside the US and will revisit when I'm close to one.

(I visited late evening, Thursday, August 28, 2025). This was a very brief visit, after dinner out,…read moreand based on the very nice service this evening, I want to return very soon, so that I can really enjoy looking around the store. There is a lot to see, and I did not have the time due to my own schedule. The man who helped us was so very nice and kind. I believe he said he is usually at their Brooklyn shop, but he was helping out in this west side of Manhattan shop. He explained about the MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION colorful, rainbow, STAR-SHAPED LOLLIPOPS near the cashier pay area. Please SEE MY PHOTOS. IT'S SUGAR has raised more than $1 MILLION DOLLARS for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, thanks to the people who bought the special lollipops; AND their goal is to raise $2 Million dollars for The Make-a-Wish Foundation. So, if you are near the store, please stop in. Buy a MAKE-A-WISH lollipop. Look around. Enjoy the candy sights you see, and make a purchase. They have Totsie Roll Pops, too!! And so much more, I have to visit again...soon! :) FOR VISITORS TO NYC--you will be near this store if you are in the Columbus Circle area, and the Lincoln Center area. And, it's a nice walk from the theatre district and the Fifth Avenue area, too. NYC is a great WALKING CITY, so, if you are heading out for the day, wear comfortable walking/running shoes, so that you can walk over and visit this shop. And, Thank You to the man from Brooklyn working at the store. Your great customer service made the visit a pleasure!

Just left there where I was accused of stealing drug paraphernalia. Some dumb novelty mug pipe…read morecombo thing. I don't smoke or use cannabis so it's literally of no use to me. It's a heat wave and my daughter is at her college orientation. While we wait for her we've been finding creative ways to stay cool. Before heading into the shops at Columbus we headed into its sugar because we're with my 10m old and he likes looking at the lights and bright colors. I picked up a mug called "wake and bake" and asked my husband does it work and how. I then put it down. When exiting an employee in a purple shirt was kind of blocking the door. I thought that was odd but people are weird. She even almost bumped into someone trying to walk in. She then accuses me of stealing the mug. I was confused and said I put it down and continued on my way, but I'm annoyed that a company that I frequented often with my older kids would accuse me of stealing. If you were watching so closely you should have done a better job and watched me place it back down. How outrageously inappropriate it was to try and smile and play with my 10 month old while you were moments away from accusing his mother. As much as my older kids like It's Sugar I'm going to be thinking twice before purchasing anything there ever again. Maybe it's for the best and I should be supporting local businesses. I'm honestly stuck on the fact that they thought a mother pushing her infant child was attempting to steal something so wildly inappropriate.

219 East 85th Street Candy Store was a great find today. I saw the sign that said you can purchase…read morebus tickets to go to Atlantic City. I thought it was interesting that this place offered something I rarely see. The young man was very welcoming. He said the place has been here since 2005. He said the owners are elderly and not into the latest business trends like Yelp and Google. He put the business into social media including Yelp. He said he has been really cleaning up since he became the manager three months ago. He added that the carpet is going to be replaced and shelves put up on the walls to better organize the merchandise. He was proud of his addition of the pastries and fresh coffee. He made sure I took note of the tea they also serve. The back counter has his register and lotto tickets. He came out to talk to me and when another customer arrived he returned to the rear. It's a very small space that's uncomfortable with more than one customer at a time. I really had a good experience and I can't wait return for coffee and my next lottery ticket. I'm looking forward to seeing the improvements they plan to continue at this small business. The new manager is doing a great job.

From the owner: Established in 2005read more

The chocolate gelato is really rich and one of the best around! It's a generous portion and if…read moreyou're a fan of dark chocolate you don't want to miss it. There are a lot of chocolates to browse and a cafe menu as well. Not much seating though.

Peanut butter, mango, white chocolate and dark chocolate pistachio and a Venchino....so good!…read moreGelato with upscale elegance