Lots of candy including many sour selections…read more Don't enter hungry! lest you over indulge.

What kid doesn't love sugar. I'm not a kid anymore, but when I was, boy did I love a candy store. I…read morewas curious to see what I would find here and the selection was massive. I think my main issue was the fact that candy was about $18 per pound. The bad is the price, I have a local grocery stare that sells Jelly Belly's for $8 per pound, which I believe was the half pound price here. I will say this is probably the same price as candy stores in the mall, but this place was massive. Chocolate was on the second floor and we didn't even go up, when it's 110 in the shade, chocolate is a bad idea. I got what was basically a mouthful of candy, it was $5 so basically just under 1/3 of a pound. It was tasty, but nothing special. I'd certainly recommend you stop, but it ain't cheap.

Vanessa was AMAZING. We had so much fun. The music was…read moreamazing as were the drankkk We will definitely be coming back to see Vanessa.

Vanessa always takes care of me and my wife and because of her we are constantly coming back!read more

One of the largest M&M shops here - lots of selection across the four floors, but moreover, super…read morefriendly staff and even a mom/son duo working the store! Catch all the characters and a giant M&M wall - plus a NASCAR M&M car on the top floor! Ethel M chocolates here, too, a lot of bags and Vegas-specific gear which is cool. They have extra A/C to try to keep the shop cool for the chocolate's sake and they stay open late (1am+??!) for shoppers who want to avoid the day's heat. There's a parking deck in the back, too (use the 5th floor). The only downer - they have a large coffee cup w/ handle they were out of stock on... I'll have to try again later :) Say hi to Justin, though! He's an amazing manager there.

To my followers, Sorry for all of terrible reviews I've written. Maybe I'm in a bad mood, or maybe…read moreevery business on S Las Vegas Blvd is pulling a sick prank on me. M&m is more like no&absolutely not. I can go to any dollar tree and get m&m for a $1.25.. however, I can go to m&m World and get m&m for $30. Additionally, the bathrooms were closed. There are huge signs outside of the bathrooms that have their "cleaning schedule." This schedule says that the bathrooms are closed for an HOUR during each cleaning, (which are all during peak hours of course) and totaling 3 hours throughout the day. The store is opened for 14 hours a day. 3/14x100 is 20%. The bathrooms are closed for 20% of the store's operation times. I'm NOT GOING BACK. Actually I am. It was $1.69 for an ounce of M&Ms. (this totstled about to about 13 M&Ms.)

This place is candy heaven! The store is absolutely HUGE and has literally every type of candy you…read morecould possibly think of -- including tons of stuff I've never even seen before. It's honestly crazy how much candy they have! One of my favorite things is that they have the bulk candy containers where you pay a set price for the container instead of by the pound. You can fill up a takeout-style box for $19.99. Is that still on the expensive side? Absolutely But considering this is Vegas, I actually prefer it over paying by the pound, because at least you know exactly what you're spending. The store itself was clean, well organized, and packed with so many fun and unique things. If you love candy, this place is definitely worth checking out. It's Sugar is basically a candy lover's dream!

We hit I Love Sugar and felt we should come here to compare. The selection was nowhere as robust,…read morebut what I saw I liked, they did something here which was a smart move to separate themselves and that was you didn't pay by the pound, you paid by the container. The smallest container was like a Chinese take out pail and it was $20 I don't know, if you are strategic, maybe you get 1.5 pounds in there, then again, most candies are odd shaped and a lot of space and volume will be lost. We didn't need $20 in gumdrops, so we passed and had we come here first, we still would have passed, We just didn't want or need that much candy but for some or groups, this would be an interesting option. I'll give them the same score I have the other place, but is just wasn't for us.

YES...YES...YES to It's Sugar! We were doing some shopping…read morein Fashion Show mall over the weekend, and stopped in It's Sugar to get some candy. There are so many choices to pick from. In fact, we couldn't decide what we wanted, so we ended up with $50 worth of candy...lol! The store is very clean. Out of the stores we visited in the mall, this was the only one that provided excellent customer service.

This store is clean and well-decorated throughout the year. It's one of my must-visit stops on…read moreevery trip to Las Vegas. The staff are always friendly and helpful. They regularly bring in new candies and most of them are very flavorful. If you're on the Strip, I highly recommend stopping by. Plus, they have some great photo opps which make it fun and memorable :)

What a fantastic idea--opening a candy martini bar above a candy shop for adults! And what better…read moreplace for it than Las Vegas? When I first walked in, I had no idea what to expect. Then I saw the incredible candy-inspired cocktails and was completely amazed! The drinks were creative, beautiful, and looked almost too good to drink. I immediately pulled out my phone to take photos because I knew I had to share this hidden gem. I ordered a Tiramisu Martini that wasn't even on the menu, and the bartender happily made it for me. It was absolutely delicious--smooth, sweet, and dessert in a glass! Whatever you do, don't just walk past the candy store. Head upstairs and treat yourself to a fun experience that feels like a party in your mouth and brings out your inner kid again. This place is a must-visit in Las Vegas!

Located on the upper level of the massive "It's Sugar," is the Candy Martini Bar. The name gives…read moreaway their speciality. Quiet night when we went but our bartender was awesome. Forgot his name but was super kind and we had a great convo with him. After having already done sugary drinks, I almost passed on coming here. I'm glad I didn't because the experience was awesome. I really wanted "Thee Gummy Bear" but that was the huge martinis so I settled for the Vegas vacation. Tasted like sour patch kids but much sweeter! The smoke gave it a nice touch. Then even offer mocktails which applied to one of my friends. If you have time, I would take advantage of the flight of shots. It's a full bar so don't need to get one of the martinis if it's not your thing. It's located in the Linq shopping plaza so it's def a place to stop by during your Vegas stay.

I had the Reeses peanut butter chocolate shake and it was delicious. The peanut butter had the same…read moregrainy texture that you get from an actual Reeses peanut butter cup. It even came with a peanut butter cup in it. Prices are quite high but that's to be expected at a tourist destination.

This was an exercise in capitalism. Everything was overpriced and I was surprised to see that short…read moreof the in-house items baked or made with Hershey products, there was nothing exclusive to the store. Complete waste of time taking an uber here.

Love coming here whenever I'm in Vegas. Especially when I've moved from Hawaii Nei to Texas for…read moreseveral years now, it brings back some goodies that I've missed so much. There are a lot of goodies to choose from, but I love their beef jerky and the assorted chocolate gummy bears the most. Overall, pretty expensive for this local boy, but worth grabbing when in Vegas and craving for these snacks. Staff are very friendly and nice. Normal hotel parking, but it's free when validated when you purchase a minimum for $35+ or something like that. Located in the California hotel.

Located on the mezzanine at the California hotel & casino. Many visitors from the Hawaiian islands…read morestay at the hotel while vacationing. Hence "808" in the store name which is Hawaii's area code. My room was being cleaned so I decided to browse around here. I was especially targeting items made in Hawaii. Many items come from other domestic places, and foreign countries. Purchased- * pineapple flavored gummy bears- very soft and great pineapple flavor * dried shrimp - which I use for Asian dishes * dried shredded cuttlefish - this is an acquired taste. Hubby loves. Pro tip: If you pay with cash you can avoid 3.9% credit card transaction fee.

My teen's eyes lit up when she saw a candy store so of course we had to check it out. We had a…read morequestion about the "paint cans" and the associate was not only super friendly and helpful, she gave us tips on how to open the paint cans so we wouldn't be confused. She was a gem! Also to add - awesome selection for such a little store.

Lick is your typical glitzy candy store put there to draw you in with hopes of finding a candy that…read moremakes you feel nostalgic. And they do just that, they have all types of candy that will transport you back to a time when you were carefree. The store is a bit on the small side, but you don't need to be huge to offer much. On top of that, it is bright in here and the candy itself is well organized in an odd way. I'm not sure which way they decided to organize this place, but they did put it together so that it flows. I was tempted to buy multiple different things in here because of that nostalgia, but then I was stopped in my tracks because of the price. For being a candy store, and only a candy store, they sure do price gouge. If this is your only thing that you are having for sale, you might want to be aware that your prices aren't matching up with a nearby convenience store. I understand that you want to take advantage of being in a casino and have high hopes on who might be drawn in, but the every day person will be keen to this and you might want to pull back some on the prices.

I've been coming here since 2020 to shop for my island goodies, and it never disappoints. Being…read morefrom Guam, it means a lot to still find items that remind me of home--like King Car, Assam black tea, and Mr. Brown coffee. This is hands down my favorite place to shop. The employees are always so helpful and welcoming, which makes the experience even better every time I come in.

If you are a foodie or a person that likes to cook then you must visit the International…read moreMarketplace near to downtown. What I enjoyed the most were the incredibly LOW PRICES on Produce. They also offer a lot of fresh and frozen seafood. You can find a lot of groceries from all over the word here. They also sell some home decor, some kitchenware, and live bamboo plants and an assortment of Asian Pots and Asian Ceramics. This isn't a fancy place and also seems a bit worn. When you walk in you can the remains of a restaurant that is no longer in business. This place is great but- There is so much stuff that it is actually hard to find the things that you are looking for. I also didn't notice signs to direct you to particular countries or even continents. The biggest problem with shopping here are the very tight aisles. If you see someone with a cart there isn't enough room to go around them. Checking out can be challenging for some because it is like a maze with all kinds of things in your way so you have to figure it out. They also have a lot of merchandise that you don't see it until you are on the way out.