My husband really wanted this specific popcorn for his birthday, so I drove all the way to Layton…read morefrom SLC for it. I can't say it's worth that trip, but it is good! I got yellow cheese which was the best cheese popcorn I've ever had, caramel corn which was average, and bacon cheese which has such a strong flavor that it's a bit hard to eat. You can choose from refillable tins or different sized cardboard boxes. Prices are comparable or slightly better than gourmet popcorn sold in grocery stores. But it's a local business that makes it all themselves! Store has no frills and is completely focused on the popcorn. Posted hours said they opened at 10am, but doors were locked at 10:15. I drove around for a while and they were open when I came back closer to 11am.

I have been seeking this place out for months! I miss the Popcorn Cottage at Valley Fair Mall and…read morewas so happy to see there was another location. Just as perfect as I remember!

We went on a small adventure to check out soda shops and found this spot. It is a small store front…read moreand felt a bit crowded. The rolled ice cream being advertised was not available and the employee helping us was a bit short with my kids. They sold a variety of flavored pop corn in the shop and bulk candies like Zotz. My kids had a hoot buying candy for 5 cents a piece. The soda selection was similar to what you'd get at a Fiiz or Swig, though didn't have a drive through or mobile app like many of the soda shops have.

I use Highway 89 quite a bit so I have driven by this place several times. It's been open for at…read moreleast a year maybe even more. My daughter and I decided to stop in and give it a try. Small shop with lots of different flavored popcorn. Some are sugarcoated and some just have different types of seasonings. They have a board of about 20 different flavored sodas too that they recommend but you can also customize your own. I wanted either diet Dr Pepper or Coke zero but they did not have those so I settled for the diet Coke. I've decided to make my own concoction with mango purée, fresh lime, and Diet Coke. I could not taste any of the mango purée so it would've been nice if there was more in there. There's probably 30 or more different kinds of popcorn you can buy. We decided to try the strawberry, sour cream and onion, and salt and vinegar. The strawberry was really good. I think the sugarcoated popcorn is the best type they have. The sour cream and onion had quite a bit of soggy popcorn with it so it was not my favorite. I like my popcorn with some crunch. We also found that salt and vinegar was the same, lots of soggy pieces of popcorn. They also sell fudge and some other candies. I did not sample the fudge because I'm not a big fan of fudge. It was nice because they have a little containers where you can try the popcorn before you buy it. I may stop in again for the popcorn, to try all the different kinds but I doubt I will go for the Sodas. The lady behind the counter was really friendly and nice.

I love popcorn so I was excited to try Lisa's and the different flavors. Maybe I got some bad…read morebatches. I've tried: cheddar- some kernels were stale and it had a weird taste that wasn't cheddar at all. jalapeno cheddar- some kernels were stale and it tasted exactly like the cheddar flavor. I didn't taste any spice at all. Maybe they put in the wrong popcorn flavor. kettle corn- there wasn't any stale popcorn but there was a weird after taste. I kept tasting soap. I have a few other flavors that I bought to try. I'll update this review once I've had them.

I bought their popcorn online, and I now know why there are no reviews on their website. The taste…read moreis great, but there are so many hard kernels and those horrible kernel shells that get stuck in your throat. You need scissors to open each sample sized package. I have had Dollar Store popcorn with fewer kernels and kernel shells. Keep a trash can nearby to spit out all the inedible kernels. Will not be buying again

Amazing as always, Our family would love to buy more. We often buy more than one large bag and it…read moresadly doesn't last forever.

One of my few addictions I'm never able to pass when I see or smell them. So very delicious,…read moreespecially if you can get them fresh.

I'm a born-and-bred Utahan, which means that I like candy. A lot. So my most recent visit to Logan…read moreincluded a stop at the Bluebird Candy Company, since it was highly recommended. They have cases of chocolate as well as little baggies of other assorted candies and some bulk candies you can fill a bag with. I opted for a small bag of assorted candies as well as a few tiny sample size bags to take home to the family. It was a great way to get a little something for everyone without breaking the bank. When you visit, be sure to take a little stroll down the nearby alley with all the brightly colored umbrellas hanging up above. It's a beautiful place to enjoy a sweet treat.

This shop is so pretty!…read more The service was great, bathrooms were clean, and they offer so many chocolate and candy options. I picked up a dark chocolate pecan turtle for my hubby and some of his favorite old time lemon heads. Prices were decent, and we enjoyed watching the ladies behind the glass making all the confectionary.

They use Amazon for delivery and when an order is messed up they will not or cannot fix it - you…read morehave to deal with Amazon for any credits or replacements - Good Luck with that!!! UGH!!! Too bad because they carry quality stuff at reasonable prices.

I love the store I think it's clean and the product is good, but the employees always make me feel…read morelike not returning. Yesterday I spent quite a bit on groceries and was checking out. I had a very strange encounter with the man working self check out. He got up super close in my face and was treating me with suspicion? It felt like he thought I was stealing or something. It made me want to leave all together. I won't be coming back because I don't want to be singled out and have my personal space violated.

I visited today for the grand opening, so even though I'm sure the shop will change some in the…read morecoming weeks and months, I do know that I'm a fan. The concept is simple: take the farmers market, find the best of the best, and move it to a permanent, indoor location so that the amazing food producers in Utah have a place to sell their stuff year-round. And that's exactly what I saw today. Slide Ridge Honey. Salsitas Mendoza. Tagge's Famous Fruit. Yee-Haw Pickles. Crumb Bros bread. Pop Art Popcorn. All available there in the transformed shop space--home of an old dry cleaner, completely cleaned out and cute-i-fied. There's also a small selection of seasonal produce. Today it was beet greens, carrots, and radishes in the center fresh section. We'll see how that part shakes out. I'm told that there's a small kitchen going in, in the back. Not so much for serving food, but more so if any of the vendors need a space, they have it. Besides the non-food items, there were lots of great gifts and pretties. Bird houses, earrings, cheese making kits. But a few of the highlights. As with all new businesses, there will be kinks to work out. They'll fine-tune the flow of the store--you enter up front but park in the rear. That's just how it will work, but inside as they explore the layout and displays you'll want to spend more and more time there looking over the overwhelmingly Utah-grown and Utah-produced goods. It's local stuff, so don't go expecting bargain basement. That said, I think the prices were extremely reasonable for what you're getting. So I've no qualms about recommending this as a unique shop for gifts, specialty food, and all around Utah awesomeness.

All my favorite stuff! All different kinds of apples, greens, squash, onions, sprouts, Amour…read moreSpreads, Mamachari Kombucha, Tagge's jams and salsas, Laziz products, PopArt, Allgood, beef, eggs, fermentation kits, caramel apples, and tons more. Cheeses I remember seeing: Beehive, Oolite, Heber Valley Artisan. Super helpful staff.

Wow, this was so much better than I expected. This is the kind of stuff I thought of being at the…read moregood quality candy counter at the department store. It's just on steroids here. It's "gourmet". We walked out with somewhere around $130 of the candy. The young lady helping use was fantastic. The facility is amazing. Everything we tasted was wonderful. I can see too much money disappearing here.

Who would have thought that a candy store could be so.... calming? Wild, I know, but that was the…read morefirst thing I thought when I walked in the doors and was greeted with a zen-like atmosphere. The sage green and white feels more like a spa than a candy store-and I like it. We were greeted by a friendly staff member who gave us free samples and showed us around a bit. You can watch the candy being made through the windows in the storeroom, which is super fun! I tried the toffee and the frozen hot chocolate and ended up purchasing a few different things to take home to share. Not only do they have yummy chocolates, but also flavored popcorn, Rockwell ice cream and chocolate dipped fruits. It's definitely a sweet tooth's paradise. Just look for me, over in the corner in my robe, listening to tranquil music while I snack on little chocolates. Come pull up a chair.

This place is the best! The owners are so friendly and helpful. This place feeds my sweet tooth…read moreevery time. Do yourself a favor and stop in. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Plant Kandy offers an array of unique Freeze Dried goods ranging from Candy, Fruit, Ice Cream and…read moremore.

Utah Artisan Mercantile catered extraordinary lunch featuring Utah Food Traditions and products for…read moremy women's groups of 20 today. Absolutely stunning! Centerpieces of flowers plus vintage cookbooks. Clever containers for food. And the salad! Lettuce on salad plates and the burrata, tomato, and dressing in individual pint mason jars to pour on. Impressive!

This was a fun find up by Utah State. We had stopped by the chocolate factory to get some delicious…read moresweets and saw this little shop pop up. The shop is filled with local goods like jams, honey, lip balms, soaps, and other organic items. I walked over the shop and was greeted by the friendly owner. It was a positive interaction and we walked away with a few lip balms.