How about some Ohioan culture? Anthony-Thomas Chocolates has 13 locations in the Columbus area…read more When you enter the store you are blown away by how neat and artfully displayed everything is. There's so much variety! You can even get Buckeyes packed in an Ohio State Themed Buckeye box. On my first visit, I bought the 16oz. Milk Melt-A-Way Mints and we took it to a family's house. Once we got to the dessert (the mints) there was silence. Everyone was in Nirvana. I secretly sobbed inside when we left the remaining mints behind. It was then I realized I should have just brought half of the box, but I digress. On this current visit, I chose to make my own half pound box from the counter case. Who am I kidding, it wasn't like I just jumped over the counter....but Mackenzie (the manager) was very helpful. Basically, you get 16 pieces, which does not include truffles, so I said, "Just give me two of each flavor from the milk chocolate creams and two from one of the dark chocolate creams." There are 7 flavors, and it seems you cannot find them on the website. So I guess if you want to custom build your box you have to do it in the store. But don't worry, there is so much to chose from on their website! I will definitely be back and try their Buckeyes. And get some more melt-a-way mints.

This place sells locally-made chocolate. I worked in the chocolate industry in a time before time…read moreso I know that working in a store that makes and sells chocolate is a great deal of fun. The people working there really didn't look like they were having fun. That's unfortunate because I always enjoyed making and selling chocolate. HOW ARE YOU UNHAPPY AROUND CHOCOLATE? They have a lot of chocolate options, the ubiquitous "buckeye" and several other treats that they make there or locally. They had several things on clearance post-Easter so it was easy to help the kids pick something (I thought a dark chocolate, raspberry filled Jesus on the cross wasn't really a thing but the more you know..." If you're looking for chocolate, you will find it here. They have chocolate in many shapes and sizes with a variety of fillings and toppings. They also featured gift-baskets.

Nice and vibrant place with lots of candy variety along with a couple of oddball trinkets. The…read moreclerk was super friendly too!

First to start it off the customer service was ratchet because the cashier yelled at a child…read morebecause they were telling their mom about a candy they liked but the store did not have. There is false marketing in the store because there is a huge sign that says free samples inside and my children rushed to get the samples but were sadly disappointed when they came to realize that the store did not actually give free samples. The ambiance in the store was rude and negative and was not an experience I enjoyed. The children said the candy was good but I believe it was overpriced and they were out of stock with many items. They seemed annoyed when the children walked in which made them very upset. I overall did not enjoy this experience and neither did my children.

Update - I did go back and I still love Blue Turtle! They…read morehave relocated to the Main Street in old town Westerville, which is a great location. I think the shop is a little smaller than their old location, but more open. The wall of testers is by the door, and the tea is labeled by flavor and variety. You can sniff and peruse to your heart's content. The decor is very cute, the staff are friendly, and it's a charming place to browse and enjoy.

This is a great place to find all things tea. The owner explained how to find the teas and how to…read morebrew each type. Hint: don't microwave your water. It's a major no, no. The shop is off the beaten path, in other words, you have to walk a bit to get to it, but once you find it, it's a pleasure. There's also a little garden with tables to sit and "drink" in the peaceful atmosphere.

The Candy Spot is a sweets shop inside Polaris shopping centre (Mall). I visited for the first time…read moreon the day after the Thanksgiving holiday in late November 2024. I never knew about this candy shop until I was in the mall so it was a fun treat to be able to stop in. My niece bought some traditional candies and so did I. I bought 100 Grand chocolate bar and two hard candies (Butterscotch and an orange & creme flavour. I would have loved to look for more unique sweets but at that point in the day, I was tired after all the walking and Black Friday shopping (mostly my niece shopping but I did buy 1 clothing item at H&M..haha). If you love chocolates and sweets then 'The Candy Spot' is just for you. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 117/150 total reviews in 2024 - 766 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 5 December 2024

From the owner: Indulge your sweet tooth with our vibrant selection of mouth-watering treats. Discover our…read moreexclusive freeze-dried candy, exquisite artisan chocolates, and a delightful assortment of international chocolates and candies. From classic favorites to unique confections, we've got something to satisfy every craving and more. Visit us today and taste the joy!

Nice little family-run business. I've seen it many times but finally decided to stop in for some…read morequarantine supplies, er, Easter candy. They had plenty of standard items, plus a bunch of things for Easter. Bunnies, crosses, etc., in various shapes, sizes, milk/dark chocolate, etc. I had to get a bunny for Baby K, of course, and she liked it. No sugar free, so nothing for my mom (though dark chocolate would be better for diabetics.) They had just made peanut butter eggs, so one of those for Sweetie. And then I had to keep myself from getting one of everything for me. Ended up with eagles (turtles,) toffee, and bacon brittle. The eagles are excellent: rich chocolate, good caramel and nuts, one is enough but you will want more. The toffee is good, pretty hard so none for Baby K or anyone with bad teeth, wrapped in rich dark chocolate. Haven't tried the brittle yet, but come on, bacon, you know I had to get some. Yeah, yeah, there are peanuts in there, too. I bought too much, and yet am afraid I will run out too quickly. Prices are a little high but you get what you pay for- this is good stuff. Glad to see local businesses making it through this. Glad this place is here. I'll be back. Note: the sign says Eagle Family Candy, not John Eagle, and it's a tiny place so use GPS and be careful. Oh, and speaking of careful, good safety procedures here, with hand sanitizer on the counter and minimal contact. But, it is small, so it would get crowded easily. Only open 11-4 currently.

Stopped in today and bought some Easter candy for my granddaughter…read more Had to get a chocolate covered peep for myself! It was delicious. Great tasting chocolate! Owner gave me history of the store which was interesting!

I use to spend summer in Columbus with my Grandparents. One of the best parts of the summer was…read moregoing to Eagle Candy store. The best cream candies I have ever eaten along with everything else there. If you have never tried this candy you are missing out on the best taste ever. Wish I was closer to enjoy this candy more

Decided I needed to stop in at Eagle Family Eagle Family Candy Company LLC today. I was fortunate…read moreenough to finally meet Dee Dee Eagle one of the owners of the 4th generation candy makers. It was great to be able to learn more about the history of the company. But let's get down to the real reason you're reading this is the goods in the pictures below. Everyone needs to come out and support OUR small businesses. You won't be disappointed.

Absolutely the best experience choosing Sugarbush for my gift basket. Andy was super helpful in…read moreselecting a gift basket where I asked to highlight Ohio based products. You cannot go wrong using them for your gift baskets!!

I love this little store so much. I love it even more for relocating right next to the play area…read more Sugarbush is, essentially, a gift basket store. You pick a basket and things to put inside and they put it together for you. While I haven't really hit that point in adulthood where I give people gift baskets, I do love this store for a quick, small snack. There's a huge variety of products to buy: a cooler with drinks and fresh fruit, larger boxes of cookies and crackers, local jams and dips, gourmet and regular candies, individual snacks, etc. I'm here almost daily getting a snack for the kids or something to give as a gift. The staff here is always so nice and really don't seem to mind the kids who come in to pick out snacks. It's the perfect choice when you don't want to stop for a full meal at one of the restaurants in the shopping center.

They really have something for everyone here. Even if you're not a fan of chocolate, there's a lot…read moreof fruity candy here as well. Also, they're pretty accommodating and transparent with allergens, although they do admit the cross contamination risk is pretty significant, but they try their best to mitigate it.

Stopped in looking for some Christmas candy. They didn't have exactly what I wanted, but they had…read moresome things that were close, and had loads of other things. They specialize in chocolates and have lots of varieties of very good ones. I got a few small packs to give as gifts. And, you can buy them by the piece or in bulk. Super friendly service, very helpful. Small but nicely arranged space. I will keep this in mind for gifts. And snacks.

This store is located in the mall. The candy selection is varied and abundant. The price for what…read moreyou get is a bit high, but they do have a wide variety of gummy, chocolate, and sour candies. There's also jumbo sized candy that you can purchase, but I don't think you get the full value of what you pay for. The store was vibrant and filled with things that could satisfy many sweet tooths. The store was busy when we came in and there was only one person working, that we could tell. I recommend for gifts or a quick sweet treat!

Stopped by today with my children. The candy selection is amazing. However, the music was so loud…read morethat you had to literally yell over it to communicate. The guy working must need a vacation because he seemed like he was at the end of his rope. Reprimanding parents and kids left and right. Starting to think he had the music at that volume to deter people from staying too long in the store. My son apparently ate one of the pieces of candy while filling his bag.. I didn't notice. If I had I would have said something to him. The guy working DID notice and shouted "Hey! I saw that! You know that's STEALING?!!!" All he had to do was tell me and I would have corrected my son immediately. There were some pens at the counter that had a sign on it saying "These are not toys! These are pens!" My other son picked one up to look at it. The guy at the counter pointed to the sign and snapped "Read the sign.. read the sign... read the sign." Pretty ridiculous. All of this within a span of about 10-15 minutes in the store. Probably won't be heading back to the place until someone with a reasonable temperament is working behind the counter.