Cute shop with a ton of chocolate options! I saw a sample tray with chocolates behind the counter…read morebut unfortunately my mother and I were not offered any samples when we went. That said though, we each ordered a few different chocolates from the case and I got a little chocolate train to take home. The chocolate is smooth and creamy and definitely has great flavor! I can see why it comes so highly recommended.

We were cruising around with nothing planned and ended up in West Liberty Ohio. I've been to…read moreMarie's candy several times in the past and this candy store is a necessary stop! Things are set up always prepared for whatever holiday might be coming up. Mother's Day isn't far away and boxes of chocolate were beautifully prepared. It's pricey but worth treating yourself to once in a while. Staff is always bro and pleasant. Won't be sorry if indulging!!

The best caramels I'll ever have. Staff was very personable and kitchen was spotless. Store is…read moresuper cute. A must see if you're in town!!!!

Absolute best stop for sweets there is! Thanks for shipping the caramels all the way to Cali. We…read morecan't always wait for a trip home but when we do it's a must stop. Smoothest chocolate with the best cremes. Also, the sea salt caramels are my favorite.

It's like how there's always a Walgreens across the street from a CVS, or two Starbucks in the same…read moreshopping center. Well, The Candy Emporium is across the street from The Candy Dish. So basically, this part of Main Street is candy central. Maybe these guys decided to team up, and figured that a rising tide lifts all boats. The Candy Emporium seems to have more commercial and old-fashioned candies than the other place. They also seem to get nasty with the licorice here, and in particular, black licorice. OK! I won't let you know my opinion about black licorice, those murdered-out pieces of vile rubber, because I don't want to yuck your yum. But if you are a black licorice fan, this is your place. They have bulk chocolates by the pound here (minimum 1/8 pound), plus lots of packaged candies -- everything from Starbursts to Laffy Taffy to Razzles and Necco Wafers. The price points range from 10 cents to much higher, so you can bring a kid here with some pocket change, and they'll be able to get a little treat.

Great selection of "real" licorice. More than twenty different varieties. On this trip, I got…read morethe Scottie Dogs and Carmela Sticks. Pricing around $10 per pound. Not bad considering all the licorice choices.

A Client of mine brought a box of Lowery's Choclates as a tip for the work we did for him…read more This is the best Chocolate that I have had in many years. People rave a bout DeBrand in Ft Wayne, but they are not even close to the wonderfull treats in that box from Lowery's. The dark chocolate covered Cherry was the best I have ever had. Maple and Vanilla creams as well as orange and raspbarry. Nut clusters. Oh my, it just got better and better as we ate them. I will be making a trip to Muncie soon! I have no idea how much that box cost, but I will be buying some for friends family and of course myself!

Making candy since 1942. They know how to do it too. Many different chocolate items to choose…read morefrom from and all are delicious. All made in the back room by hand with the best ingredients.

What a hidden gem! All kinds of old Timey candy and some great ice cream. The people that own the…read moreshopper is nice it can be and they run it seven days a week. If you like sweets, you definitely need to check this

This place will satisfy your craving for sweets. They have ice cream, sorbet, soda floats, sundaes,…read moremalts, chocolate-covered nuts and chocolate-covered pretzels, old-fashioned candy, taffy, fudge, gummies, licorice gum, root beer, sodas and a whole lots of other sugary treats. It's a candy and snack joint! You will definitely find something for everyone here. Hoosier Cupboard is located in downtown Franklin, in a cute little house that also looks like a train depot. Across the way is some sort of train thing, so I'm sensing a theme. My children got an ice cream cone (Blue Moon) and a scoop of chocolate ice cream in a cup. They have kids' sizes, which is appreciated. I am not an ice cream person, so I got two hand-dipped peanut butter cups, one for each hand: one milk chocolate, and the other dark chocolate. Both were delicious! We ate our treats at a table on the outdoor patio. There is lots of outdoor seating, and zero indoor seating. So, your options are to sit outside or get your goodies to go. The people who work here are polite and patient, which is also appreciated. You know how it goes when you visit a sweets shop with kids -- they can't make up their mind about what they want. But the people behind the counter were very kind and waited with the utmost patience while my children made their decision about which ice cream flavor to choose.

Looking for candy you haven't seen since you were a kid... or you are a kid and what to checkout…read morecandy your parents talk about? This is your place to tap into a huge variety of candies and a wall of different sodas.... They have sugar daddies , chunky bars, Turkish taffy, sugar babies, candy cigarettes, Charms , and a bunch more.... Prices are a little high but worth the money for some of these hard to find gems.

One of our favorite Downtown Burg shops. We love all the fun and different candy they offer. They…read morealso offer a big variety of sodas and root beer. They have a small bakery with some homemade items like Buckeyes and Chocolate covered pretzels. The $5 candy buffet is my kids absolutely favorite. There is also some fun assortments of candy to choose from. The store is bright, clean, and just cheerful. All the people working have always been just so nice and kind.

It was crowded the day before Thanksgiving but we managed to browse around and find some…read more"treasures." We always love coming here and struggling with what candy to get, they have so much variety to choose from. I found a new favorite, Malted Milk Balls. They are so much bigger than the kind found in a movie theater box. My old favorite, Milk Chocolate Cherry Cordials, turned out to be one of granddaughter's faves too. I should have bought more, much more. She tried a Mud Ball for the first time and loved it. Of course we had to pick up some milk chocolate and dark chocolate caramels as well. Martinsville Candy Kitchen is a popular destination when in the downtown area. Right now you can watch the new addition being built onto the old courthouse and see the renovations taking place. The entire city block is undergoing a dramatic change from what it used to be right across the street from the Candy Kitchen.

Great mom and pop store. They are famous for their candy canes but have much more. They have…read morechocolate, ice cream, cookies and pie. You should check this place out if you are close to the Martinsville area

I always buy Chamoda's when they're at HorrorHound Weekend in Sharonville. Awesome selection, and…read morethe staff are immaculate!! I was picking my candy, and upon finishing my selection they told me it was card only, and I only had cash. I was going to get a friend to Venmo me, but instead the kind people working paid for my bag! I don't know their names but god bless them!

Great little candy store. Good prices and fresh candy. The service was excellent! They have a…read moredecent variety of chocolates and gummies. Their dark chocolate sea salt caramels are delicious!

It was so fun. It was just a tad bit expensive but worth it. They fudge is unique and delicious…read more The jokes were funny. ALSO IF YOURE DOING THE ALIEN MACHINE THING BE WARNED !!! It scared me to death. I would recommend this place for anyone passing by. Service was pretty good. The place was cool and they had weird squirrel creatures inside. I would visit again!

So let's get all the puns out of the way now. The overuse of them is why I only gave them 4*. My…read morefriend stopped by there about year ago and called it a tourist trap. He was right, I got trapped and I had fun. All kinds of goofy stuff from t-shirts to preserves, chocolates, spices,jigsaw puzzles, plaques and oddities gave me smiles. Retro candy caught my eye and I picked up little to educate my adult sons. For comparison to Mackinac fudge, I bought some here. There is one place in Murfreesboro to get Mackinac fudge and I just might have a tasting at home. All of the artwork here and at the neighboring ice cream shop was fun to see and photograph. Staff is very friendly and greets you with a welcome based on their well known puns. About once I year I am here from TN, and I may stop again. If not, they do have a website of fun stuff to order.