This a Cute candy shop located on the main stretch of downtown portland. There is lots to choose…read morefrom, whatever candy style you are on to it's here. If you're in the mood for sweet candy, definitely worth stopping in. Be aware tho they are a bit pricey. I was looking for some maine made ites to bring home as gift and I bought locally made blue berry maple jam and a variety of locally made fudge and had small bag of candy and came in at close to $50 and I barely bought anything. Just keep that in mind. Other than the prices, its neat and well stocked. The staff was very nice and even cut the fudge in smaller pieces for me when I asked even tho theyre not supposed to.

A fun store with cards that were witty and silly. All types of souvenirs, clothing, candy and…read moreassorted items. A good stop for trinkets. Limited street parking.

My daughter's absolutely adore coming to this cute shop and picking out their own chocolates!read more

Wonderful selection of chocolates and candies! I got a variety of things to sample and was…read morepleasantly surprised by the chocolate-covered ginger. I usually find that the candied ginger is too spicy for me, but this one was just right! My favorite items were the dark chocolate-covered marshmallow and the dark chocolate-covered marzipan with an almond on top... and the dark chocolate cashew turtle... and the dark chocolate-covered cherries... and the... everything. Watch out for the walnut items though, as I don't think the walnuts are roasted/toasted! Great service. Will be back if I'm in town again.

I am sorry I have no pics to show, my phone was dead and I didn't think to use my friends…read more This is one of those places that no matter how many times you go, you'll always find something new and interesting. There are silk flowers and gifts and bobbles galore from tacky to elegant. It is a bit claustrophobic but it's set up so you go in one way and out the other. My friend and I just took our time and tried to take it all in, impossible . Ohh yes there is also penny candy and fudge ,though I only gave that a glance, honest. We didn't even get to the antique barn next door which was a shame because it looked really interesting also. As for the customer service, the woman that was there with us was lovely. I think she was the owner and she was engaging and very helpful. I definitely will be going back and I will be taking pictures.

If you like to be sworn at by the help definitely go by otherwise go to Papas -after being told I…read morecould not have a kiddie size and I agreed to a small, then told I could not have a cone-and I mean scolded on both-I decided I didn't want an ice cream -I then was told "whatever b....ch". I then went to Papas and got a kiddie on a cone and a smile-stay away from this barn filthy with dirt and words

Kellerhaus is always a mandatory stop when we are in the area. We love to browse the gift shop…read moreand buy some fudge. And of course we always have to have some of their delicious ice cream. They have a couple dozen flavors of ice cream and a make your own sundae bar. The scoops of ice cream are generously sized and there's a decent variety of toppings on the sundae bar. I especially like the peanut butter sauce. I think the ice cream and the sundae bar are reasonably priced. I wish they had a typical display case for the ice creams, I'd like the opportunity to see what the different flavors look like before I order.

My family has been coming here for 15+ years. It has always been a favorite, for its fun vintage…read moreatmosphere, delicious scoops and self-serve sundae bar. In recent years it has changed ownership and while we still visit, some changes have been made for the worse - mainly the new line and ordering setup. Now you are shuffled along a winding path where you can only see the flavor menu right as you're going to order; it makes deciding much more difficult and rushed. They then take your order and scoop everything downstairs, instead of in front of you in the ice cream case, which used to be more enjoyable. They leave the line standing there for a while until they bring orders upstairs and hand them to you. I understand if maybe this was necessary, I am just saying it feels a lot less quaint and personal, and more like you're being herded like cattle through a line where the ice cream is put together somewhere else. The old setup was much nicer and everyone I have talked to agrees. Their ice cream is still tasty, we love the sundae bar, and the homemade candy and chocolates are delectable. Kellerhaus has so much charm, and I would love to see the old ice cream setup brought back!

Wow! What a candy store! Allegedly the longest candy counter in the world. I wouldn't be surprised!…read moreIt's very, very long, and the variety is impressive. I took my grandson there today and we left with way too much candy! It's definitely worth checking out if you are in the Littleton area.

I don't think I've been to a candy store with such an extensive selection. Most jarred candy is…read moreabout 17.99 a pound. There are some unique finds here that you won't easily find in your average candy spot. Only thing that could be tricky is if you have an allergy. Instead of individual scoopers, the "glove your hand" approach allows for lots of cross contamination between the containers if that bothers you.

So glad we stopped in here! The outside of the building is charming and welcoming. Inside, the…read morestaff was very friendly. There is a nice selection of pre-packaged local goods as well as plenty of sweet treats in the cases. Everything we tried was delicious but I especially liked the homemade peanut butter cup!

A friendly little (I'm not kidding) chocolate store that sells various handmade treats including…read moremolded items, truffles, clusters, and assorted wrapped items. Also, they have other types of candy too. The staff are friendly and you can see them making things through their viewing window, though it is hit or miss as to what you will observe. I watched them putting chocolates into paper wrappers. A fun store and a nice place to spend a couple of minutes.

I was very excited to go there, and had in my mind a real penny candy store, but it's a misnomer…read morefor sure. You can get 8 candies for a dollar, which is kind of high, or $24 a pound chocolates lol. I wouldn't go back as it's just too expensive. I asked why it's called penny candy, and they said it's the owner's name. Lol.

Not sure if it was the owner we encountered today but she was very rude! Got kids candy anyway…read more Next time we will take our business elsewhere! Have a great day

Fun candy shop in Main Street OOB. The inside is so cute with lots of fun decorations. You…read moreliterally could get any candy you want! They have sour candy, chocolates, sweets and pretty much anything you can imagine! Worth a stop if you are in the area.

This place is amazing! All kinds of candy taffy's and treats. Your kids will love it! I went during…read moreoff-season and picked up my own personalized taffy box. So many great things to choose from including fudge, nostalgic candy, and beverages. it looks like you're in the Willy Wonka factory when you're inside.

First time here stopped there with my daughter. Fantastic selection of all kinds of candy. Very…read moredecadent options for either shakes or Sundays. Uniquely they do not offer banana splits, and everything is served in cups or cones. Has a medieval flare of nights and dragons I would definitely go back

Pros: Excellent Ice cream/sundaes/waffle cones…read moreGreat selection of candies Reasonable prices Cons: Rude employees (Today was my second time there, and both times some of the staff were nice but others were rude. Last time we were there the girl who took our ice cream order and cashed us out was extremely rude.) Handmade chocolates were meh. We purchased several and none of them stood out as anything special, below average taste at best. I think it's worth the stop. Just know that it's a crap shoot whether you'll be treated as an inconvenience or a valued customer.