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    Amy's Candy Bar

    4.5 (172 reviews)
    ModerateCandy Stores
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Raspberry lemon in a waffle cone
    Liz M.

    Super cute old fashioned candy shop. It has a large variety of candy to choose from, and the ice cream was great. I like that if you get the ice cream in a cone, you get a little malt ball at the bottom. They also have fun specialty candy, so I got a couple of Harry Potter themed chocolates. The chocolate was good quality as well. There is also a small outdoor patio in front of the shop, which is perfect for a nice day. Though on a busy street, it didn't seem too loud or uncomfortable, and my friend and I enjoyed sitting at the patio with out ice cream. Looking forward to coming back.

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    Kate K.

    I have been here before, but its been awhile. I recently picked up a birthday gift for someone and it reminded me of how much I love this place! Its a small shop off of Damen- close to the brownline. It typically has street parking out front. Amy's has a ton of options- between classic candy, to gummies, to chocolate and beyond. They even have ice cream scoops (very limited flavors from Chocolate Shoppe). Its hard to choose! Many of the items- esp caramels and chocolates are made in house. And WOW are they good!!! The caramels come in packs of individual flavors or assorted. They always have regular, dark chocolate, raspberry and mango passionfruit. They also make seasonal ones. They are buttery soft. They typically have 1/4 and 1/2 lb bags of candy out, but you can request additional sizes. I got 1/4 lb bags- which were about $5-8 each. I will absolutely be back! Overall experience 5/5

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    Aesha E.

    Amy's Candy Bar is another one of the neighborhood businesses that's been around over a decade yet I've never visited in the many years I've lived here. Perhaps I can forgive myself since fancy candy stores aren't places I tend to shop. I can't exactly recall what caused me to finally stop in here--I suspect it was finding out they have ice cream sandwiches made here. When I visited Asheville a few years ago we went to Sunshine Sammies, a shop that sells house-made ice cream sandwiches, and it sounded like this is exactly what Amy's had; a welcome treat since SS is local to Asheville and they've stopped shipping their products! Amy's ice cream sandwiches are made with two cookies and a few different flavors of ice cream. They are pre-made, generally, but I think you can mix and match flavors from the cookies and ice creams to make your own. I stuck with the pre-made ones since I was bringing them home to eat at a later time anyway. Yuuuuuummmmm! They also had peach milkshakes as of August 1, when peaches are in season, so I had to get one. I think it included actual chunks of peach with the vanilla ice cream, but they also use a simple syrup to up the peachiness. It was really delicious. I only wish they'd had them when my mom was here a few weeks prior, since we'd tried a peach milkshake elsewhere that was much less flavorful. I think they have strawberry milkshakes when strawberries are in season, so next May or June you might see me here to get a shake based on my favorite fruit. In addition to their cold treats, they have a lot of candy since after all it is a candy shop. There are some old fashioned candies here and some more modern, innovative ones. Some of their summer treats included a lemon chocolate bar, strawberry rhubarb caramels, coconut milk caramels, and peach and sour cherry gummies. I got an assortment of some things and all of them were excellent. The strawberry rhubarb caramels are a mystery wrapped in an enigma... when almost anyone who's not a chef or something thinks of caramel, there's a very specific flavor profile that comes to mind but this wasn't caramel as we generally tend to think of it. Caramel is basically sugar and a few other ingredients cooked to the firm-ball stage, but I am curious what base they used for this since it had none of the flavor typical of what we call caramel. Maybe a syrup or simply added flavors to the basic caramel recipe? Parking is street only. The shop is fairly tiny but they have some outdoor seating when the season calls for it, especially since they have ice cream and folks can hang around and eat. I believe they only take bills as large as a $20, and that's probably regardless of whether you spend $75 here so plan accordingly (they take cards, and I used ApplePay, so all is not lost). They have a frequent customer program as well, which as of August 2023 earns you one punch per $5 spent (pre-tax); once you fill up a card, you receive $5 off your next purchase.

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    Terri S.

    This delightful candy store has homemade goodies along with a great selection of vintage candies. It's also a darling shop!

    Angie V.

    I was referred to Amy's Candy Bar by a pet boutique directly across the street called 4 Legs. Amy's Candy Bar sells these adorable dog ice cream cones. Anyway, I originally went in just for the dog ice cream cone, and I ended up leaving with the dog cone, dark chocolate covered pistachios, and cola flavored gummies. THEY'RE DELICIOUS! What I love about this place is it has an authentic small town candy store atmosphere and they carry a wide variety of candy that you won't typically find at a chain store. I also love that the goods are organized and the staff was helpful and friendly. P.S. I felt like a kid walking out of Toys R Us.

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    Friendly people. Mouth-watering chocolates, the best of which are made on site. If I lived nearby, I would consider Amy's dangerous.

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