This store is PACKED to the brim with best variety candy I've seen!…read more They have everything from affordable classics, international chocolate, new flavors, and nostalgic candy you can't find anywhere else (wax lips!). Like the namesake, everything was well priced, especially for imported, rarer candy. I definitely need to check out their flagship store in the LES!

Cool little candy shop inside of Chelsea Market. If you're looking for something nostalgic, then…read moreyou came to the right place. They have so many things that can rot your teeth, but at least you'll enjoy the process before your next dentist visit. If you want more options, check out their other larger location down in the LES.

The only location left in NYC if you want to shop in person. Friendly and helpful staff if you need…read moreanything. Variety of items to select from. They do have gift bento boxes or create your own if you are shopping for someone. Staples here are the champagne bears gummies from Germany. They do have chocolates and other varieties for those who don't want gummies. For those who redeeming points, the reward system changed recently where you do need to purchase something to redeem. They only thing Sugarfina doesn't exactly tell you is when your points expire...just that they expire "soon". That is feedback I did ask they staff to convey back that would be very helpful.

Don't go here at all I recently bought a needoh not even 24 hours it popped on me I asked can I…read morereturned it they said no after they make a sale it's final it's not even a real needoh and it's over price don't ever go here I had to contact my bank over this

This is a magical, charming, local shop that's been around since the 1800s, where just about…read moreeverything is homemade by women artists who are insanely talented. From beautiful crocheted baby sweaters and mittens, to Brooklyn mugs, painted dining trays of the BK promenade, ornaments and more, everything is so thoughtfully chosen and made and displayed in this store. Can't wait to come back and buy more gifts. 5 stars!!!

Great selection of hand made items, fun to see everything they have. Wonderful to see that people…read morestill make beautiful things by hand.

Such a lovely place!!! The staff (owners maybe?) were friendly and helpful. The chocolate sorbet…read morewas to die!!! The dulce de leche was amazing. Chocolate covered strawberries super delish for the kids. The Brownie Sundae was perfect. Didn't get pics of everything but you all know that just means it was too delish!!

The store itself is very nice and they have a large selection of candy and different chocolates…read more They also have prewrapped gifts. I got 4 different types of chocolate and a bag of chocolate covered cashews. The cashews didn't taste that fresh and the other chocolate wasn't great either. Russell Stovers from any drug store was better and significantly cheaper. I was also upset because I was going there for fudge which I assumed a place based around chocolate would have. Everything is by the pound and I got just three small bags for around $39. 8 small squares of chocolate in one, about 12 little rectangle chocolates, and alittle less than a quarter of a bag of cashews.

My go to store for beer and tobacco products. The husband and wife owners are really nice. They…read morehave fair prices and tons of munchies.

This placed used to be great for snacks, candy, lotto and even kitchen and bathroom supplies. The…read morehusband and wife owners were very nice....friendly and caring...and the prices were fair. Then they sold their business to a another husband and wife team who treat their customers like dirt. They speak with disrespect to customers, they don't even look at you as you're trying to talk with them, they will never admit a mistake even when its obviously their fault and they will never work with you to resolve a customer concern. They just want you to give them your money and promptly leave their store. They simply don't care. DO NOT GIVE YOUR BUSINESS TO THIS PLACE! WALK 2 SHORT BLOCKS ON 108TH ST TO THE NEXT CANDY STORE!

Great candy selection! 1980's nostalgic mix and gummies. Lotto too. Good customer service. Ice…read morecream: Hershey and Haagen Daz.

Solid sours, good service. Carry a decent amount of vintage candies as well. Solid niche. Heaven on…read moreearth

23rd June 2026 Grand Central Terminal…read moreNew York, NY Rainy day 69°F Whilst waiting for my train, I decided to give the Transit museum a visit. Having passed by this place many many times. I wonder why it never occurred to me. They have a plethora of Metrocard Art currently on display, now that the Metrocard has become (or is becoming) extinct. Really impressive art pieces on view using the Metrocard motif in many very creative and beautiful ways. For purchase there's plenty of MTA transit merch too. Take a visit if you can. New York, NY MTA, where would we be without you?!! Ummm... Many thanks!

No harm, no foul. There's little I can say about this compact museum because it doesn't reveal much…read moreabout the NYC transit system. If you want a deeper look at its history and legacy and walk through vintage subway cars, then visit the NYC Transit Museum in Downtown Brooklyn. Admission there is $10, and it's a genuinely worthwhile visit you can plan in advance (review: https://yelp.to/K-7QqlpZcf). However, if you're looking for something free to do at Grand Central, step in here for a five-minute browse. For example, when Jamie W and I visited, we saw an abbreviated collection of art and outfits made of used MetroCards (Photo 6). Otherwise there's a gift shop that sells popular transit-themed items, t-shirts, and books. That's pretty much it. Like I said, no harm, no foul. RELATED - Exploring NYC? Here's a collection of non-culinary places l've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/-Y3W3q4ml7

A little late on this review but better let than never which would never happen because this was a…read morevery special evening, how the events unfolded, how a bad thing isn't always a bad thing. There's a spot in Brooklyn on Pitkin Ave where a few homes are extravagantly decorated for Christmas. Not in the Clark Griswald sense of extravagantly decorated, but attention to the smallest little detail, as with the lamppost on the corner within the snowy winer little town setting. There's something about figurines that enchants the inner child in me and my heart flutters as my eyes are mesmerized scanning the little street with the sled repair shop business, the bakery and the chocolatier with the rotating gears that pop out beautiful little chocolates. I love trees and lights, stockings and ornaments but the little towns people doing little pre Christmas things - in these Rockerll-esq scenes, I dare say that my Christmas would be incomplete without. So the spot in Brooklyn is no longer operational, I banged a right on Crossbay like I'd done in years past, and drove until the lights hit, but there were no lights, there was nothing. An online search revealed it (the ornamentally appointed homes) were no more, it vanished, it was all over. But you basically sat in your car and "oooohhh-ed" and "aaaahhh-ef" until done jackhole blared his horn,l. It was over crowded but a testiment to the folks that put it all together. So I typed in "Christmas" into Yelp and bang, 3 miles away was the Christmas Store. It was in an area I knew well, somehow it's eluded me as it's been in business for years, it was the old piano manufacturer. A look inside and your immediately greeted by tens of thousands of ornamental displays, this Christmas wonderland was chiming the song "down the chimney with ole St Nick" The owner and I spoke, he had great cheer and has a wonderful eye for placement. I initially commented to him on the magnificence of the garlands and floating wreaths. The shop is giant and full, old wooden boards creeking under your feet as your looking around, ho upstairs, it gets better! Big Nutcracker soldiers and Santa in his sleigh reading the little letters. Snowman, snowflakes, pinecones, silver bells and bugles. Organize organically with like creatures and like trees and I took a video of the little towns which il attempt to post now to get y'all excited about Christmas 2025. I could write on and on and I'm withholding temptation not too. Happy New Year Everyone

This place is Christmas thru n thru. So many beautiful themed trees, ornaments, lights, blowups,…read morechritmas villages and anything and everything christmas. There were plenty of associates eager to assist . The prices were reasonable. It was a happy fun time.