Although 'Candytopia' may sound like a haven for sweets, it is not a place to go and eat; but to…read morehave fun! Tickets can be purchase both online or in person. The price varies but is extremely affordable per person. Meanwhile the experience itself is priceless. Personally I have not had so much fun in a long while! The creations are... creative to say the least but the most impressive. Everything had labels that informs the viewer on how long the work took to complete, and contained the pieces' names and details (like the type of sugary sweets used). All of the employees were nice and accommodating. They also interact with you as you explore each room that has their individual themes. Overall, 10/10 experience. Kid-friendly and definitely will come back with my siblings!!!

This place just reopened today for the first time since the pandemic. It was a great experience…read more Its located inside of a strip mall so there is plenty of parking. Also, the photo opportunities are pretty cool. The only downside is that its not very large. It took us less than an hr to get through the entire thing. Also, they let about 50people in at a time so it was hard to get good pictures because there are so many people in your shot or waiting behind you.

If you enjoy fruit and candy this is the place for you ! The Crax House has created a twisted,…read moresweet, way of infusing candy with different fruits and it is soooo good! I tried their grapes, strawberries, and oh yes their yummy mango! Parking is easy pesy! I was able to pick what I wanted to order and vibe to the music playing. The grapes had nerd candy on them and the strawberries and mango had cracked jolly ranchers on them! I'm telling mind blowing! If you're ever in the mood for a different kind of treat this is your spot! Just check out my pics!

Omg the skittles grapes & pickle are soooo good stop by & see for yourself you won't regret itread more

Super cute little candy shop within Krog Street Market. They have not only classic candies, but…read morealso some fun candies like Asian candy novelties where you make foods out of candy items like candy sushi and candy soup. One of my FAV items is the Coca Cola frosty where you can take a bottle of Coca Cola and put it on this contraption that flash freezes the product into a slushie.

So super cute! The best candy, new and vintage. I bought sugarfina little bunny gummies and the…read moremost amazing homemade caramels. The best part is it is in the Krog St Market. I wish I would have stocked up on more with Easter approaching. I will have to take a trip back to Atlanta and stop by for my sugar fix. Grab a caramel for sure...the butter rum was tasty!!

Every so often, you need to go and check out an old-school store. That can include a soda fountain,…read moresome sort of clothing store with fashion of yesteryear, or in this case a candy store. Located inside Ponce city market, this place will satisfy your sweet tooth as well as your desire to see the sorts of things that your grandparents checked out as a cure for their sweet tooth. The footprint of this place is pretty limited, but I've got to goor amount of stuff here. There's an impressive selection of different types of gummy's. Seeing as we were in Atlanta, it felt like the kids probably needed some of the cola gummy's. Had they been there, I'm sure they would've been jockeying for just about anything. There's a good specialty chocolate selection, though the options that included dark chocolate were unfortunately sparse. However, if you're a milk chocolate fan, they've got a lot of different options for you. There were lots of larger than normal options of things like sugar daddies, candy bars, as well as a bunch of $.25-$.75 candies. The yard of Snickers was probably the item that was the most intriguing while also being the least likely thing for me to buy on that particular day. The gumball selection was also very impressive, with the oversized gumballs ultimately being the choice for the kids. These gumballs were slightly larger than a golf ball that were filled with nerds. I think they were something like two dollars apiece, but it definitely brought more than two dollars worth of joy! These things were massive and came in about 6 or 7 colors, which made it easy to decide to get three of the same color so as to prevent a meltdown over how everyone else got the color they wanted! All in all, a nice trip down memory lane and a good spot to grab a treat for the kids!

When it comes to Five Star Customer Service Nick.O is the Top Shelf Best…read more He was very helpful with answering my questions on your product lines, never made me feel rushed, and always kept a smile on his face. Great job by a Great Talent!!!

I think I've only been to this place twice, but I got the popcorn at the Beyonce concert in…read moreMercedes Benz stadium, as they have a stand. I got a mixture of the popcorns and it was delicious! Very flavorful! The lady working the cart was very helpful! Definitely worth trying!

I grew up on river street sweets pralines. Once the ones in the malls started shutting down I fell…read moreinto a depression and tried this place out.....and it didn't help at all! For pralines, gone head and order them from river street sweets online lol. But everything else? This place is great! I love the popcorn! Shame the pralines were....not it

I love It's Sugar. Being from New York, I'm super familiar with it, and it's always been a go-to…read morespot to satisfy sweet cravings. I've been a fan of the licorice strings since I was a kid--my mom loves them, and now my son does too. We went to the Atlantic Station location over the weekend--either Saturday or Sunday--and while the store itself is cute and colorful, the service left a lot to be desired. And honestly, it's not the first time I've had that experience there. Sometimes you walk in and get great service, and other times it's just rude. And that matters, especially in a space that's made for kids and families. Good service should come standard in a customer-facing role. This time, I went in with my mom and my 5-year-old son. He's pretty independent and knows how to go in and get his candy. When we got inside, he opened one of the candy containers to grab a bag and get his licorice strings. Nothing crazy. Out of nowhere, one of the employees--a dark-skinned young lady with braids in pigtails--shouted across the store, "No, no, no, no, no, no, no!" It was loud, unnecessary, and completely uncalled for. My son froze, confused. I froze. My mom froze. We didn't know what was going on. She rushed over, didn't ask a single question, didn't clarify anything--just grabbed the entire candy container and walked it behind the register. My son turned to me and said, "Mommy, what happened?" And I honestly didn't have an answer for him. He hadn't touched anything yet--he was just in front of the bin, doing what he always does. And even if she thought he had touched the candy, there was a much better way to handle it. You don't shout across a store at someone's child--especially when the parent is right there. A simple, "Hey, could you help him with that?" would've been just fine. It took everything in me to stay calm, because I was really upset. I didn't even want to buy anything after that. But we went ahead and got his licorice, and my mom picked up a few things. At the register, that same employee clearly picked up on my energy because her entire demeanor changed. But by then, the damage was done. It's disappointing because I actually like this store. The candy selection is fun--it's not full of specialty candies, but it's bright and cute and great for kids. Still, the service is what makes or breaks it, and in this case, it really broke it. This isn't the first time I've experienced this at this location, and honestly, I don't know if I'll be going back. If you do stop in, go for the candy. But don't expect much from the service.

I visited the It's Sugar location at Atlantic Station today with my grandchildren. While shopping,…read moreI noticed several images displayed throughout the store that I found unsettling and inappropriate for a family-friendly environment. The pictures were visible in multiple areas and made both me and my grandchildren uncomfortable. As a grandmother, I was disappointed by what felt unprofessional and unsuitable for a store that clearly attracts children. I hope this concern will be taken seriously.

I stop by at this cute shop in Krog street market during my trip to Atlanta. It was super cold…read moreoutside so I was craving a cup of something warm and rich without completely filling up before dinner. The Mexican spice sipping chocolate was rich, sweet with a bit of a kick and was perfect for what I needed. The woman at the counter was knowledgeable and helped me decide what to try. The drink was ready within 10 minutes. Would definitely recommend!

Located in Krog Market. We stopped in to try samples and also ended up purchasing chocolate. Staff…read morewas super friendly and very knowledgeable about the products. We ended up sampling the various chocolate flavors. I liked the GA boy bar which had pieces of biscotti!! I also bought some of the almond butter cups and white chocolate peppermint balls. Everything was delicious!

The taste is just as amazing as it smells in here. Very quiet atmosphere with ice cream, chocolate…read moreand fudge behind glass counters. I got the New Orleans Praline Pecan ice cream and some Peanut butter fudge. Very delicious, highly recommend

The service was nice but this is my 2nd time within 60 days of ordering a caramel apple and it's…read morebrown on the inside and the apple is soft. I won't be back after this time.