It wasn't the cutest of shops, but the chocolate shapes were really cute. They had just about every…read moremold of chocolate imaginable. The shop seemed especially large for the amount of chocolate they had inside. I did like the discount on the easter candy on my visit. I love peanut butter eggs, so had to pick up a few. The chocolate was pretty good. My favorite of the several options I picked up were the dark chocolate covered pretzels. The shop also has a variety of popcorn for purchase along with a Rita's Italian Ice shop in the back. Finally, there is a side room with some classic claw machines for the kids to play when not hyped up on chocolate sugar.

They have lots of chocolate covered items: potato chips, pretzels; several types of popcorn and…read morefrozen yogurt made fresh daily. The popcorn and candy is quite expensive. Service is top-notch. Emma was friendly. They have a room to sit in and eat.

Farmer's Market has been like a 2nd home as I was employed there for 5 years and only left for a…read morehigher paying job. What can I say about this place? It's a institution that has been around longer then I have, with regular customers who have patronized the place since its inception. The old building once was a carpet store, and a couple bought it and turned what its now Candyland and Farmer's Market. The store is a wonder being split down the middle, one side is devoted to fresh fruits and vegetables, while the other is candy (in monstrous amounts) devided up to be sold by the mixed bag pound, and there are about 100 different other candies besides, so if you can't find it, it may not exist. The are cheeses that are some of the best I have ever had and great prices for block cheese. The people who work there are as awesome as the place is itself. Ask them about anything in store they will pretty much know it inside and out. If not, they will go out of their way to help you. Come here, pure and simple. It's a great place where people from all over world have come and shopped here. I couldn't believe in the time I had worked there, that people no matter the race or religion could bond over candy. Michael Phelps even shopped here and as well as the PR guy for the Ravens all in one summer. You won't regret spending money here and even though I now work somewhere else I come here often, to get a taste of home.

When you walk in, the right half of the store comprises tables and tables of individual candy that…read moreyou bag yourself, hence the name "Candyland." The other half is a small grocery store with the basics including some produce, but not a whole lot of selection. It's adequate. There are two registers. The cashier was efficient but not too friendly. Worth stopping in at least to check it out.

I bookmarked this shop when I saw their entry on Atlas Obscura. Unlike many of the other ice cream…read moreand candy shops in Harpers Ferry (which were doing tremendous business on this hot afternoon), this one is focused on more historic treats. The candy of old. Part museum and part sweet shop, they have displays showing the candies through the ages, from native American hickory bark to 1900 toys and food items behind glass. It was tough to limit our purchase as we saw so many "must have" items. In the end, we got our bill down to under $30 and just got four different things including some chocolate covered almonds for me (vacation food!) and both ginger and licorice for Mrs. K. Note that True Treats Candy is not handicapped accessible. The entrance is a somewhat steep set of stairs. They might have a rear entrance, probably just ask. [Review 1033 of 2025 - 188 in West Virginia - 24587 overall]

Have made trips from Washington DC periodically just for this establishment. Love to buy products…read morefrom here for my adult kids' Christmas stockings.

O'Shea'S candies offers some of the best chocolates around. Walking into the candy shop, you'll…read morefind yourself admiring a delightful display of truffles, interesting candies, bagged popcorn, scrumptious ice cream, and a shop with a nice handful of souvenirs~

Another O'Shea's in the area. Goes to show that this is a small local chain that is a favorite in…read morethe area. Much like the other O'Shea's in the area a majority of the chocolate covered candies are made in house. And much like the other the employees consist of older ladies that remind you of your grandmother. Seasonal candies depend on the holiday that is closest. They do have a section that is for clearance section of candies from holidays past usually consisting of 25% off. They also offer personalized candy sheets that you can have a messaged placed upon starting at $35. Great local candy shop to stop at and pick up your guilty pleasure.

Worst we have ever had. We drove from clearville pa to shop there and was greeted at the door by a…read morenasty obnoxious blonde woman at 1 today and when we tried to explain that she was a service dog the woman got more obnoxious with us. I took are baby to the car and the nasty woman continues to be totally rude with my wife so everyone in the store could hear and this went on till had to finely had to drop what she wanted to purchase and walk out. Never have we been so disrespected any where. So the fact is your business treats rude and obnoxious and has no respect. The dog is a licensed service dog. And even after I took daisy back to car she was still rude and obnoxious to my wife. She shouldn't have a job. Anyone who is a union member or a pet owner should blackball your business I will not spend in your store

I like this small store and the wide selection of candy. This location has all of your basic needs.read more

Upon entering, you get to live "a kid in a candy store" dream! So much candy, it's overwhelming,…read morebut in a good way. Immediately I was drawn to chocolate, and started filling my bag. For the amount of candy we got, it was a cheap price. From gourmet to nostalgia, there is a little bit of everything for everyone. I will be back!

What a delightful place full of candy. Fresh fudge, licorice from The Netherlands, tons of…read moredifferent kinds of gummies, lots of candy bars plus soup mixes and spices and so much more. I can never get out of there without a huge bag to bring home. Parking out front and in the back close to holidays this place gets very busy and also on the weekends. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Got ranch, kettle, and buffalo popcorn. The ranch was by far the best. The kettle corn can't even…read morebe called kettle corn- no sweetness at all. The Buffalo just tasted like spice dust and didn't have flavor. We are a huge popcorn family...really disappointed

Large variety of fudge. I counted 13 flavors. Really great prices and a great view of the lake…read more Perfect stop for visitors to stop and pick up a few treats to bring back home. ~Shay Ashcraft Co Director, Nashville Director

It's a good shop, but the majority of the items sold here are not made in house…read more For a tourist area candy store, it could be worse. What makes up for it is the friendly service by the old ladies behind the counter.

The chocolate truffles were just ok. Tasted kind of old. The chocolates are not made in house which…read moremay have something to do with the taste. The lady behind the counter was not friendly and did not offer any small talk or extra information about who makes the chocolates. Probably won't come back here. For a tourist trap I would like better quality chocolate and service.

This place was amazing. They have a huge selection of candy and sodas. I do not live around the…read morearea so I made sure to stock up. I also loved all the seasonal candies. It is around Christmas so they had a decent assortment. I found the prices to be good. Service was helpful and quick. The store is overall very cute, and quite large!

It doesn't matter what age you are, you will be like a kid in a candy store at Grandpa Joe's…read more Whether you want chocolate, gummy, hard candy, nostalgic, or anything else, you can find it. We did the world famous candy buffet. For $5 you can fill a small box.