Well stocked with all types of candy. I liked the local candy selection very much…read more Friendly staff.

Love this store. It has pretty much everything you need for parties, from balloons to decorations…read moreto party favors. They even have the ingredients, toppings, and equipment to make cakes. They also have tons of candy. Best of all is that the employees were all very friendly and helpful.

Another souvenir shop in Condado. Trying to find that last t-shirt. The store is very cool with a…read morepretty strong air conditioner. The store isn't as large as those in Old Sauk Juan but it has a nice sampling of what you might be looking for. I'd give them a try but check out Old San Juan.

Didn't find much of anything . Old san juan is probably your best bet. But if you're down the…read morestreet then come check it out... you might find some treasures they have some local candy I see.

This store was great. Very friendly and lets us try several kinds. We like the turtle gourmet…read morepopcorn the best. fantastic.

Empleados muy simpáticos pero servicio muy lento. No es la primera vez que bye concurro a este…read morelugar y la falta deligereza les caracteriza

This is a small business operating out of 2 locations: Canton Mall, & Santa Rosa Mall both located…read morein Bayamon. It's a small kiosk inside the mall. The owner & operator Carmen is a very nice lady and offers friendly customer service. She offers fruit smoothies & frappes made-to-order. She also sells ginger lemonade and guanabana juice. I like that she uses FRESH fruit, not frozen fruit. She also sells hummus and guava with cheese, a local Puerto Rican dish. I go there for the Frozen Bananas though. She takes a frozen banana, dips it in milk chocolate, and you can choose the toppings of sprinkles, almonds or coconut flakes. It's the perfect treat for anyone who has a sweet tooth, like me. It really hits the spot, and it's way cheaper than an ice cream ($7 for Ben & Jerry's or Cold Stone-- that's ridiculous!! I'd rather buy my discounted movie ticket for ladies at Plaza Las Americas/Plaza Del Sol on Wednesdays with that money). Anyway, it's nice to finally have a business offering something on the healthier side for those of us living in JUNK FOOD town, a.k.a BAYAMON. It's all fast food here, which is why I hardly eat out in Bayamon. I just wish that she offered more juices, and green juice as well. But she has to cater to her market, and the general population here only likes anything laden with sugar. I'm more health conscious, so my taste buds are very sensitive. I usually tell Carmen not to add any sugar if I get a frappe-- but she usually adds brown sugar and cinnamon to the smoothies, so if you're picky like I am, tell her how you want it & she'll be more than happy to accommodate. Oh yea, and I wish she offered the frozen bananas in DARK CHOCOLATE :( One thing I don't like (which has nothing to do with the business) is the mouthy and nosy customers (the locals). If you're not From Here, you'll find that Puerto Ricans are generally nice people, and they will strike up a conversation with you anywhere you go. One time this lady told me her whole life story while I was waiting to pay my water bill. Like bruh, I'm just here trying to pay my bill man. I don't care about your problems. Anyway, since Carmen's business is a kiosk & not a walk-in establishment, she gets A LOT of these customers who just like to hang around and talk your ear off. I just pretend like I don't speak Spanish so that they'll leave me alone. Other than that, it would be nice if she had some chairs so that customers could sit & enjoy their food. But I totally understand trying to get customers moving along. So it's more of a grab-&-go kinda food. The business' Facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/cp-FROZENBANANAS-264405597225803/

Well, being a Senior of the Class of 2018. I can say that the Candy Store is pretty serviceable…read more But it does have some flaws. Stock: The candy store hasn't been too well stocked lately, but when it is stocked, it always has good merchandise. However, it definitely needs more items to diversify what one can buy. For example: Gum would be a very high seller at the candy store. Cleanliness and Functionality: On another note, the store isn't very clean, but it doesn't really affect you if you're a customer on the outside. (It's kind of gross but, you know.) In addition, the ICEE machine barely ever works. Service: The service is generally good. It's just very crowded with people that won't buy anything. But once you push your way through the crowd you get your stuff pretty fast. This all being said, though, the candy store does have very good things. Good chips, good beverages, good ice cream. I just wish it was well stocked, cleaner, and more functional. 5/10 It's semi-poetic. Aw yee!

This is the worst candy store in the entire world. The service .... horrendous. If you want…read moreterrible service come here because that's what your get. 5/5

Wow!!!! That is the first word that came to mind when I tasted my popsicle from here. The owner is…read moreso kind. I feel like they handmade those cream. I asked about non dairy options and he said everything in the back row. You can literally see the fresh fruit it's made from. It's so clean in there and after walking around SanSe in old San Juan during 80 degree tropical temps, this is just the pick me up we needed! I love that you pick your popsicle, then sauce, then toppings and they put it in that box case so you don't spill it everywhere while walking around the tropical island. Amazing! I had strawberry with dark chocolate drizzle, peanuts, chocolate sprinkles and Oreo crumbles. To die for!

My coworkers and I were wandering around Old San Juan and came across ZipPops. They insisted I…read moreneeded to try it. It was a local staple. I even managed to get a keto friendly coconut one! They had tons of options and the employee working was super nice!

Review #1,045 Posted on 4.26.26…read more We stopped in here to grab a few items when in town in the PR for my buddies 50th birthday. This spot is right on the corner of an intersection near the church & tour guide map in downtown Old San Juan. They've got a big chair with the country flag painted on it that all tourists stop to take a photo sitting in. They've also got all kinds of souvenirs, magnets, stickers, trinkets, even drink cousies where they'll give you a beer if you buy one. Stop in here and grab some things while in area.

I couldnt believe how many cute pairs of socks this store sells. They have so many different…read moredesigns for all interests. As I walked further into the store I say a whole wall full of colorful bucket hats. There was a big display of belts and other closing too and this place even sells dress up jewelry. Lots of souvenirs to take home from a trip to San Juan. Service was very good from the staff.