finding some clazsisic candies from tour youth: LemonhFind Atomic Candy, on the Historical 1800s…read moreDowntown Hrlp Have a Nice Day. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Super cute candy store with all the nostalgia! The guy working (owner?) was really friendly…read more Definitely worth popping in when you're in the square!!

I've wanted to try this places for a while. Sorry I waited glad I came. The owner, baker, cashier,…read moreand all around nice lady told me about her cookie. I settled on the Hot Cocoa cookie. Delicious and soft on the inside and tastes just like hot cocoa. I'll be bac

We found this place on Instagram! We love trying new cookies, so decided to make the drive from…read moreDenton to Highland Village! The drive was worth it!! The cookies are fantastic! This place is also a cute candy store! The owner was so friendly and kind!

The Mother Lode in sweetened pastries and cakes done with care and good quality ingredients…read more The Pig in the Blanket Czechoslovak Treat, the Kolache rocks and rolls here. Sample your own products in the order you arrived at. Epic new habits for building strength in the Physical Realities of the Denton area community. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

I have used Candy Haven for all my baby shower cakes, birthday cakes all all occasions , the are…read moredelicious and well priced and and always beautiful! I love their service. I will be customer forever !

Love this place! Incredible hand made chocolates and super kind staff. Everything is delicious and…read morethey are always helpful when it comes to picking things out! Yum yum yum!

Small gift shop with friendly employees. It had fudge but I was there for the dark chocolate…read morecovered espresso beans which were yummy. Enjoyed the nick knacks.

I love candy stores that "take me back in time" and so of course I am of this place!…read more Walking in you are taken back to a time of yesteryear, via the feel and ambiance of an old-time candy store. Add to that the mixing aromas of candy and popcorn and there is no escaping the love you will have for this place! The other thing this place does exceptional at is usage of space. It's not a huge store, but somehow that adds to the appeal. They also have a great mix of traditional favorites as well as up to date favorites. There is an energy in this place. One fueled by the senses as people see and smell the candy and popcorn. There memories of old awaking and memories anew in the making in every corner of the place. This place is a must when you visit the historic downtown McKinney area. It's also worth a special trip!

You walk I and sugar and popcorn fill the air - it's delightful! The shop is small, and it was…read morefilled with kids who couldn't wait to buy the sweet treats, and parents who you could tell remember being a kid. The cash register was ringing, and the line was long. The building is old, and they truly brought out the nostalgic feel of an old candy shop. Mom and Popcorn definitely have their niche, and it works.

Had the pleasure of being helped by Sarah and Trevor at Lolli and Pops on Friday. We are getting…read moremarried in October and due to the INSANE heat wave in Texas all of the custom candy we ordered from other places came melted and clumped together. We went to 6 different stores desperately trying to figure out what to do before we found Lolli and Pops. Sarah and Trevor were incredibly helpful, kind and empathetic. Not only did we find something, it's even better than what we had planned! We came in the store pretty cranky and exhausted but we left so happy and grateful for our experience there!

Stepping into Lolli and Pops is like stepping back in time. It is like stepping out of the…read morebusyness of your adult life and stepping back into your childhood. It has all the characteristics, ambiance, and charm, of an old-time candy shop. And then, it has the aroma of the fresh candies as you walk in the door... This place is your source to all your favorites from yesteryear, intertwined with more contemporary favorites of today. From handmade chocolates to lollipops, to an entire room of just different gummy selections, this place has whatever your sweet tooth desires! I made my selections and made my way to the counter. It too felt like something from yesteryear. Wood and glass display cabinets, by the register gave me one final charm as I checked out. And then I walked out, back into 2025! Review #2092

Only reason I gave 4 stars is because I can't eat a ton of ice cream but if I could I would be here…read moredaily. They always have creative flavors and the service is always on point. If you are an ice cream lover this is a must to try.

Ohhh... Beth Maries... Y'all can do better!!…read more I went out of my way for an ice cream at your cute little place; I had not been there in years. One employee (the only one there) was servicing a group of five or six people. They paid and left the shop. The employee looked at me and said, "I'll be right with you....(something something...mumble mumble...". He began packing pints and placing them in their little white (To-Go) bags... it took a very long time. Then he handed them to a DoorDash driver. (okay - that's what he was doing... a little communication would have been lovely) He then turned to me (no thanks for waiting... nothing). "What can I get you?" I (laughed, giving a little grace) told him what I wanted --a waffle cone with a small scoop of the Salted Caramel (push it into the bottom, please), and I would like to taste the Peterbuilt. So, he handed me a baby taste. I said it's really good, please add a scoop of that on top. He must've packed the bottom of the cone with the salted caramel, then added another salted caramel scoop, before adding a Peterbilt scoop (which I asked for, "not a large scoop, please"). I even said, "That's too much..." He didn't acknowledge. I asked him, "Do you not have any help today?" he said, "Well, we didn't plan on being so busy today ... Columbus Day...(mumble mumble); we are shorthanded. He placed the cone (wrapped in the messy napkin full of ice cream) on the scale that already had someone else's ice cream drips on it... How many people have also paid for his napkin full of ice cream, and others (who have already paid for) ice cream? I loudly said, "Thanks for charging me for the dirty napkin". I couldn't even see the iPad screen... I tried to tap my card, but couldn't tell if it had been accepted. He then said, "Did you want your receipt?" I replied, "Oh, it worked, I didn't even see how much it was...". $10 .... T E N dollars for an ice-cream cone?? Seriously? Not even a thank you... By then, another customer had walked in, and the employee moved on to assist them. There are so many issues with this visit... We won't be back, but I hope this review helps others prepare for the upcharges of ice cream by the ounce. $.90 per ounce... and watch out for those extra napkins on the scale --they'll cost you! Oh ... your customers shouldn't be made to feel like an inconvenience!

Such a unique, quaint, fun little store !! Love all the candy options and ice cream!!read more

I love this place. They have so many amazing types of candy I always leave with more than I need!…read moreThey have candy your kids will recognize but also brands from the 90's! My kids love to come here to get ice cream. My favorite is the chocolate truffles! The sea salt caramel one is the best!!! We came here once for a birthday party where we made our own ice cream sundaes! My kids loved it!