We have been coming here for decades!!! We love the caramel popcorn, buying 3-4 boxes each trip-…read morethe staff is always truly pleasant (young and old)- something to look forward to each season :)

Super Expensive, a lot of the candy in the store didn't look like it was good. Gummies were…read morecongealed together, the chocolate covered pretzels were $9 for about 12 of them. Cool looking store though. If I want to pay 15 dollars for a bag of Swedish fish that I can get for 1.50 at the dollar tree up the street I'll go here.

From Dippin Dots, candy cigarettes, to gourmet chocolates plus salt water taffy. This clean…read morebeachside candy store has it all. Friendly service, clean establishment, and fresh candies. Chefs kiss to this candy shop!

Okay store Extremely…read morehigh priced, as are all candy stores. Also sells ice cream which is good. We got some of the homemade fudge and other goods this time - HORRIBLE. My wife tried them first, she told me how bad they there. In my head I said "its fudge and candy....its sugar and chocolate how bad could it possibly be?" Well, really really bad. We threw away over $20 in stuff we bought without eating it. Lesson learned - its an easy place to grab your kid bulk candy or ice cream but I'd never buy anything they make here again. We got much better fudge up the road a bit in Dickinson store the next day.

Was staying at a nearby hotel and walked by and decide to go in. They have homemade taffy and it's…read moredelicious. It's ridiculously expensive at $20 per pound so I spent over $30 on taffy but it was great. The blueberry, watermelon, and peanut butter were my favorites. Blue raspberry (which is actually pink colored) was also good. I wish the pieces of taffy were a little bit bigger because they're quite small compared to the wrapping so a good amount of the $30 that I spent went toward the weight of the wax paper wrapping but the taffy is great. It's nice to have real homemade taffy and not that Taffy Town stuff that every other candy store buys when it all comes shipped from the same factory in Utah. Service was friendly. They should honestly be handing out samples of the taffy. They asked me if I wanted to try fudge which was alright but on the sweeter side but it's the taffy that was great. At first I only bought a small bag with a few pieces in it just to make sure I liked it, and I loved it. Taffy is soft and flavorful and real.

This a Cute candy shop located on the main stretch of downtown portland. There is lots to choose…read morefrom, whatever candy style you are on to it's here. If you're in the mood for sweet candy, definitely worth stopping in. Be aware tho they are a bit pricey. I was looking for some maine made ites to bring home as gift and I bought locally made blue berry maple jam and a variety of locally made fudge and had small bag of candy and came in at close to $50 and I barely bought anything. Just keep that in mind. Other than the prices, its neat and well stocked. The staff was very nice and even cut the fudge in smaller pieces for me when I asked even tho theyre not supposed to.

Still the absolute best needhams hands down. Good fudge too. Haven't gone to the area yet without a…read moretrip to Robin's! Unfortunately, there was an employee this past time that seemed a bit bothered by our presence, but typically the staff is as amazing as their chocolates!

My toddler and I stopped in for a sweet treat today…read more She LOVED the unicorn Oreo, and I got the peanut butter fudge. They also have gift bags for different holidays, and encourage others to check it out!

What a sweet spot!…read more (Pun intended.) I grew up in a town that had two mom and pop candy stores. It is my full belief that both of them held some kind of magic. It's like it didn't matter how grumpy you were feeling, or what kind of day you were having, or anything like that, because the moment you walked in - regardless of old or young you were - for a moment everything was right in the world. Maybe it's the sensory overload that comes with a candy store: the bright colors, the variety of smells (sugar and chocolate as it's being transformed into something else... like truffles!), the sounds of laughter and machines whirring. Magic, I tell ya. Magic. The Sugar Shack ("designed with fun in mind") is a modern-day version of those old candy shoppes I remember. While the atmosphere inside is stark (very white walls and very plainly decorated), it features the candy first and foremost. And there is candy LITERALLY EVERYWHERE INSIDE. Once you walk in, there are little sand castle buckets available to use as shopping baskets (#suhcute). Tubes and bowls and jars and display after display of every kind of candy you could think of (don't forget the side room where the cash register is for homemade chocolate candies). As my friend and I walked around nostalgic for candies of our youth... suddenly we would see it! The fact that there were little kids running around made it all that much better. If you've got a sweet tooth, do yourself a favor and stop here. Even if you don't buy anything, you'll walk away feeling younger and happier!

Over priced but donuts were good. We didn't realize they would be mini but whatever. Wouldn't…read morereturn but thank you for breakfast!

This little gem candy store was a surprise stop on my bus trip today. One of the owners stepped on…read morethe bus and welcomed us with a quick review of the history and authentic candy making that they continue today. The staff quickly filled our selections from the candy case, and there are also repackaged chocolates and much more.

I will always have a soft spot for Len Libby. I grew up visiting every summer during our annual…read morefamily vacation and now I come as much for nostalgia as I do to satisfy my sweet tooth. This is a huge shop right off Rt 1 with a ton of candies, fudge, ice cream, and other treats as well as great souvenirs (mugs, puzzles, knickknacks). And of course the 1,700 lb chocolate moose! On my most recent trip, I tried some tasty bangor taffy and lemon zest bark samples. I usually get a few truffles and chocolate covered marshmallows. Whatever the variety, it always hits the spot. Staff is pleasant and friendly every time, and the pricepoint is fair. I won't even pretend to be unbiased, but if you've been to Scarborough and haven't stopped by Len Libby yet, you are missing out! @azfitfoodfun

What a cute little candy shop! I bought a large assortment of candies today all at reasonable…read moreprices. The gentleman at the counter was extremely polite, too!

Love their chocolate but the staff was so incredibly rude while we were ordering and the prices are…read morepretty steep.

The gentlemen that runs this place is an absolute gem. Going in here is like walking through a…read moretime portal and being sent back to when moxie was the best soda, candy cost .05, and every little nook and cranny had a hidden treasure to make you smile. There are wooden cigar boxes hidden everywhere, everything is incredibly reasonably priced. We went there looking for a notebook, and this man gave us directions to another store; a gift for our camper, and went above and beyond just trying to help. Go here, take a shot of nostalgia, get some candy you can't find anywhere else from your past for your kids.

This was an awesome find on our recent trip! There are so many neat things to see inside! Lots of…read moregoodies, antiques, and gift items. The young man working the day we visited was very kind and helpful, answering all my questions about the history of this place. We made our purchases and he was even kind enough to take our photo out front! I hope this place remains a staple because we would love to come back and visit.

Everything is just so fabulous. The stimulation of the brain. Always exciting, happy, colorful, the…read moresmells and the choices are endless. The motif is incredible!

If you want ice cream, save your time and go to Dover Delite or Cowlicks and for candy there are…read morereal chocolate and candy shops on Portsmouth that provide superior quality service and product. They may make a cute ice cream sundae or caramel apple but it doesn't excuse waiting the wait time it takes to be acknowledged as a customer so workers can chit chat with visitors.

During my recent trip to Maine, I decided to pass through Ogunquit since it had been many years…read moresince my last visit. I remember during my last visit that Harbor Candy Shop was a standout, so I decided to stop in and rediscover the shop while exploring the area. Candy shops are pretty synonymous with resort/vacation downs in the United States, so it should come as no surprise that Ogunquit has one. Harbor is one of the better of these shops I've been to - it's large and very well stocked with a variety of sweets. They have a selection of bagged branded products, a wall filled with bulk candy, and a large display case with more artisan chocolates. The location is also prime - right on the main drag in the middle of all the action in Ogunquit. After browsing for a while, I decided to pick up a couple of pieces of loose wrapped chocolate and two of their house branded dark chocolate bars. Everything was good, I could tell the chocolate was high quality. I wouldn't hesitate to buy more chocolate from them again. While I do think Harbor is a premier confection shop, it's not perfect (nothing is). The prices here are outrageous - I almost couldn't believe what I was reading at times. Does it match the quality? The jury is still out - just be prepared to dish it out. Also, the traffic flow when checking out is confusing, that could use some improvement. Outside of that, though, Harbor Candy Shop was great and worth a stop in when visiting Ogunquit.

I probably would not have come here had it not been for a book I just read ("Was it Something I…read moreSaid?" By Alison Cheperdak) that praised this place. There is a really impressive variety of sweets: chocolate and non chocolate, bars, truffles, gummies, jaw breakers, etc. There is something for everyone (even vegans!). My husband and I tried the Dubai dark chocolate and the strawberry lime prosecco truffles. Goodness, they were good!! The latter was probably the best truffle I ever had! It turns out it is one of the most popular items (I learned this when I came back). Service was better than expected! The teenage girl who helped me was friendly and quick. Stop by for a truffle if you're in this area!