This business is awesome! Such a great selection and always willing to help me find what I am…read morelooking for!

very much open and a true classic! So much variety, it's a real treat for kids and adults looking…read morefor that nosta penny candy store! Support a small business and pay them a visit!

Skybar is literally the best chocolate candy bar in the world…read more A couple years ago when NECCO went under, a small kitchen/food store named Duck Soup acquired the Skybar recipe, intellectual property and production equipment at auction. It took some time but they eventually expanded their space and got the bars back into production. I waited far too long to visit!! They taste amazing. To me, there are some minor differences in flavor to the original - the most notable being the caramel. It is now more noticeably salted however its thinner and tastes better quality than the Necco original. The vanilla section doesn't seem as strong in flavor as the original. However I believe the quality of the milk chocolate is better. I believe the pros outweigh the cons and its amazing they are even available!! This space is a combination production and retail space with a glass barrier leaving the customer full view of the process! There's also a bunch of swag for sale as well. If you love or even just like Skybars, you need to show your support and head out here to buy some candy and merch!!!

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING! THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF THE SKY BAR CANDY…read moreBAR! You can watch the candy being made here! With so many closings all over the country of restaurants & iconic places; it's nice to hear the word RESCUED back in our Vocabulary once again. Do I hear The Martha & The Vandella's song "Dancing in he Street" playing in the background. LOL! In 1938 The Necco Candy Company an American Candy Company located in Boston introduced the world to The Sky Bar Candy Bar. It became extremely popular in its heyday as well as a fan favorite of the 60s, 70s, 80s generations. In 2018 The Necco Candy Company filed for bankruptcy & closed its doors. People were very sad & upset about the news - one of the oldest Candy companies in America was out of business. Well the name Sky Bar went up for Auction. Louise Mawhinney bought the name Sky Bar & it was Rescued. Louise also Rescued another company next door called Duck Soup a few years back. Well Louise thought that was it. Well as fate would have it Louise ended up meeting one of the former employees of Necco Jeff Green VP of Necco & he told her she could make the candy herself. Necco had old machines. This brand new small facility is totally high tech & produces FRESH Sky Bars. It is both a manufacturing facility & a retail store all in one in Mill Village in Sudbury MA. The Sky Bar has 4 sections each with a different filling Caramel, Vanilla, Peanut ( Teddie Peanut Butter another Boston company) & Fudge all covered in Milk Chocolate. They make a new batch every couple of days so they are probably the Best Sky Bars you have ever tasted - Fresh as can be. Every Saturday at 11 AM they make the Sky Bars & you can watch through the glass windows the whole candy making process for FREE. It's like a Giant 3D Printer. They also make them 2 or so times during the week at the 11 AM time slot as well. You can call & find out what days they are making the candy during the week that you are coming here. They also sell Merch with Sky Bar T Shirts & Baseball Caps. There is a vintage video of the old Necco candy making facility you can watch too. They even have a model train that circles the store. All the Sky Bars are stacked in the original Necco wooden crates which is So Cool! You can purchase the bars individually in the store for $1.98 each & you can also order a box of 24 online. They also sell a lot of other Retro Candy & Merch in here too. There is Free Parking in the back. I talked to one of the employees in here & they told me people have driven 2 & 1/2 hours just to come here & buy their favorite candy bar Sky Bar that they thought was gone forever & said it was totally worth the trip! It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Found it rather expensive for Easter candy. The candy was OK. Cashier was very friendly.but didn't…read morefind any staff to ask questions about the product or if l found everything.

This is the best fudge I have ever tasted! I strongly recommend that if you are ever in the…read moreWorcester area you make a trip to the Candy Shoppe in Millbury. I bring the fudge to parties as well as give it as gifts and it is raved about. The only problem is that you have to get to the store early around the holidays as the fudge sells out! I guess I'm not the only one who knows about this fantastic local gem! All I ask is when you go there is that you save a box for me! Great stuff! Worth the trip!

I pop in here anytime I'm around Wayland Center. It's hard to just pick a couple because they all…read morelook so pretty and delicious with interesting ingredients. Great gift/treat for someone...or for yourself! Online ordering available! On street parking in front and side streets plus back lot

"Well, I don't need a doctor I don't need a nurse Anything…read moreyou give me babe will only make me worse I need rock therapy" (Stray Cats) You know a chocolate business is serious about their products when they name that business "Chocolate Therapy". Since 2011, they've created hand-made artisanal truffles, bark, and wrapped chocolates just twenty miles west of Boston. We saw them being promoted on a television news show, and since we both have a weakness for chocolate, decided to give their "Trio Nut Bark" a go. It came in a pretty boxed gift set with three different chocolate barks in generously portioned 3" X 3" squares. There were four squares of each of the three flavors for a total of twelve yummy squares. Here are the over-the-top descriptions from their website: 1) Rich Dark Chocolate Almond bark sprinkled with delicate French grey sea salt 2) Creamy White Chocolate Bark with the satisfying crunch of green hued slightly sweet pistachios 3) Smooth Milk Chocolate Bark with the delightful crunch of roasted buttery Cashews So how did our $24.50 + shipping chocolates taste? The Rich Dark Chocolate Almond bark was top notch. Excellent dark chocolate flavor, plenty of big almond pieces, and that light touch of sea salt really finished it off. The Creamy White Chocolate Bark was excellent, and I was impressed by the large amount of full-sized pistachio nuts in the square. The Milk Chocolate Bark was fantastic -smooth, creamy, and sweet with plenty of crushed cashews to boost up the taste and add to the texture. They were all so good, I really can't say I had a favorite. In summary, their chocolates are magnificent. BTW, their website advertises a very cool experience for ten or more - a Virtual Chocolate Tasting, with chocolate kits for your guests, a lesson on how chocolate is made, and chocolate tastings along each step of the process.

I'm not sure how this place doesn't have any reviews. It's such a great little candy shop! The…read moreowner is super nice and very knowledgeable/helpful. If you're looking for it, they probably have it. And if they don't they will probably get it for you. Definitely worth a stop.

" My favorite candy store " I live in chestnuthill, In…read moreNewton . I drive to this store for goodies the candy kind . It's such a cute store . Lovely attention, and welcoming atmosphere. Everyone belongs and is welcomed . I also got little candy gifts and ceramics to give away to my friends and family .

A cute candy shop in Newton with so many options from bulk candy to chocolates to festive baskets…read more The prices for the bulk candy range from $14-25 and you can mix and match and they'll round out the pricing. I got about a pound of candy for around $14 to try a good mix of everything from chewy and sour gummies to chocolate. They have swedish candy that has the chewy marshmallow textures to tiny gummy bears with different flavors. While I was paying, the lady told me they've been open for 35 years, so they are definitely doing well. A great place to stop by if to indulge on some sweets and treats.

What a great addition to the Worcester Public Market!…read more - Their Oreo beignets are to die for - and trust me, order at least 3. - The dark chocolate salted caramels are my favorites from their large selection of handcrafted chocolates. - The cotton candy was a beautiful touch to our New Years champagne! Overall, their customer service is exceptional and their sweet treats leave me wanting more each time.

First time trying this place and the cashier was very kind and helpful but the truffles were…read morehonestly bad. Lemon Lavender truffle: Tasted strongly of lavender oil and I couldn't take more than one bite before throwing it away. Apple Pie Truffle: Tasted okay mostly of cinnamon but it at least had some sweetness. Vanilla Truffle: I have no clue what flavor this was but it was not vanilla. It was really bad I couldn't even swallow the bite I took. It did have two distinct layers with a harder outside and a softer chocolate inside but again it was so bad. Strawberry Cheesecake Truffle: If you get any of these get this one because it was okay. It was very sweet and tasted mostly of artificial strawberry but I could at least swallow it. Peanut Butter Truffle: Really tasted like cardboard or stale air. I really can't say anything more I thought of any flavor peanut butter would be the savior but it was also bad. Overall I won't be coming back here unless they make some big changes to the recipes.

Good ice cream. Always crowded so you know it's good. Careful entering and exiting the lot,…read moreparking is not the best when it's packed either. Good selection of ice creams. We did have wood tics dropping out of trees when we were there so headed to car to enjoy our cones!

I am an ice cream nut. Yeah I said it. When traveling I often will go to several ice cream shops in…read morea day to "sample" their wares. (Oddly my samples are always large.. hmm). This time I was with a bunch of family members which always makes things more fun. The JJ's location is nice, the picnic tables are nice, the service was excellent, and the ice cream.. ok. I mean ice cream is rarely not good but this turned out to not be made on premises and was just Richardson's ice cream, which is just.. ok. I'd have it again if I was in the area but prefer a good local creamery!