Lammes candy closed on May 9, 2026...a sad day for Austin and a sad day for our family. For more…read morethan a century, Lammes Candies have been supplying candy to the Austin, TX metroplex. This small candy shop on Airport Blvd (also locations were in Round Rock & Lakeline mall) was filled with many family memories. Their Texas Chewie Pecan Pralines were a tradition for our family especially during the holidays. When we lived in Washington state for about seven years, and every time we came home, we would take back the Texas Chewie Pecan Pralines to folks in Washington state and some for us too. Smile. We liked that the box had Texas written on it, which gave us a great sense of Texas pride. In addition, at Easter we always purchased the pastel-colored thin mints and at Christmas the red and green thin mints that literally melted in your mouth. Importantly, we would occasionally go by Lammes to get an assortment of candies to snack on. It felt like there was an unlimited amount of choices of this delicious candy. Lammes candy was founded in 1878 and family run since 1885. This cute little candy store was an Austin institution! It was Austin's oldest operated family business and a source of pride for Austinites. Its signature Texas Chewie Pecan Pralines introduced in 1892 was one of its most iconic candies along with the chocolate and caramel Longhorns. In April 2026, Lammes announced it would begin winding down operations after 141 years, identifying rising ingredient costs, labor expenses, and long term sustainability challenges as reasons for their closure. The Round Rock location closed on April 24, 2026. The Airport Boulevard flagship store remained open temporarily until Saturday, May 9th (our last visit) to allow for final purchases. This candy store closure was a huge loss for Austin.

RIP...almost. After stuffing ourselves silly at Quality Seafood just across the street, we thought…read morethat it would be a great idea to stand in the hot sun to get some chocolate. Unbelievably, we had never been here despite living so close, and since they're closing we felt obligated to go in and try it. The place has been around since 1-8-8-5!! We probably didn't get the most legitimate experience because of the crowds. We waited outside for 20 minutes and then inside for another 20 minutes just to be able to get some chocolates from the counter. The whole situation seemed a bit discombobulated and parking was a nightmare, but everyone around us was in a good mood and chatty, so the atmosphere was pleasant. Some of their items are lame, like repackaged watermelon sour patch kids for $9 (!). But of the chocolate from the case that we got, all were really good: the truffles and chocolates are not Big City good, but for a sweet lil shop on Airport Road, no complaints. We also stocked up on a couple boxes of their famous Longhorns and pecan pralines. We asked about merchandise and they didn't have any currently in stock, which was kind of a bummer because we're not planning on going back. Three stars, but a wistful three, and we wish them nothing but the best before the final chocolate curtain falls.

DIVINE truffles. i wish i could've tried every single one. $3.50 for each, well priced for the size…read moreand good flavor. the vibes were so cute and the cashier was very friendly, he was polite and quick working. their ice cream looked very yum too, just didn't get to try it

Ice cream on a cone. You can sample as many as you'd like! Ice cream is very good (as an icecream…read moreconnoisseur I approve as a suggestion). They also sell candy inside and the ice cream section is to the left. Staff is friendly. Outside there are a few tables in which you can sit. A great late dinner dessert as you walk through downtown.

I rate coffee shops with their affogatos. This one was so worth the dairy splurge I wasn't suppose…read moreto have. The espresso tasted so pure and with the vanilla ice cream just made it perfect! It hit the spot for me! We walked inside the shop while waiting and they have amazing array of candies! It's like down memory lane they have different soda bottles available! The staff was very pleasant and it was a sweet surprise that they're open on Christmas Day! Clean, has benches outside you can watch people go by while you enjoy your ice cream, coffee or any indulgence you decide to pick from 3 star candy shop! Let's support local!!!

Came back for some blue ice cream the kids loved and hi chews for my husband. The outside area in…read morethe back is a little sad looking but we ate in the store and the gal at the counter was nice and patient with us!

Nice clean store! Amazing selections of candy for those that have a sweet tooth!…read moreI found my favorite coke candy gummy that I haven't seen in a long time. They also sell ice cream. Nice friendly staff.

We bought some ice cream after dinner. I had the salted caramel and it was really good. Service was…read morefast and friendly.

You've heard the phrase you are like a kid in a candy store. I got to experience that…read moretoday...literally. Every possible candy imaginable was before my very eyes - chocolates, every form of tootsie roll, giant blow pops and jaw breakers, gummies - every flavor to name just a few. My insatiable sweet tooth settled on milk chocolate covered cashews... those are healthy...correct? Hahaha! The milk chocolate was smooth coupled withe crunchiness of the cashews. It was delectable, delicious and decadent!!! I said I was going to eat a few pieces and save the majority of the chocolate covered cashews for another day. Another day was tonight!!! Yes, I add all of the candies. Yes, I am totally guilt free. I did two hours of cardio tonight, so am guilt free. Smile. I tried to live every facet of my life with no regrets. I was the only one in the store so I had the cashier's undivided attention. The cashier rang me up pretty quickly. In addition, he gave a sample of chocolate malt balls. It was super quiet and chill in Its Sugar!

Came to see if they had anything new for the up coming holidays. A few Halloween candies. But not a…read morelot. I do enjoy walking through and seeing what old school candy they have. Like the candy cigarettes. Love their Austrian strawberry licorice. They're so soft and gummy better than Twizzlers. Bulk cast, candy in packages, clothing. Home decor too like pillows. Always a great place to get some sugar fix

I'll make this short and sweet. Ambience reminds me of old fashion candy stores. Customer service…read morelacked severely- I had to repeat the same thing over and over... and over again. Something might have been distracting the woman who helped us. Made the visit unpleasant as she seemed to perk up excitedly when my fiance spoke to her. Suddenly, she could hear clearly. Additionally, the chocolates themselves were underwhelming. Back home, I used to spend $200/month on chocolate because I believe it's tasty medicine. But this tasted a bit overly processed. Still, I appreciate all chocolateries. So, thank you for existing.

This was a super fun edition to my trip to Austin. I love locally made treats and that's their…read morespecialty. The staff was so friendly. The pralines are different than what I'm used to, but also good! Worth a visit if you're in the area.

Whenever I get my nails done, I pop into to See's Candies to get myself a treat. Today, I was on…read morethe look out for candy for my niece. She recently had a major surgery and will be recovering at home for a few weeks. Candy always cheers me up, so hopefully, it will cheer her up as well. See's Candies had the Easter theme going with an assortment of candies.

Always a treat!…read more Friendly service and a great chocolate selection! Look forward to stepping in the store for my sample and my splurge purchase.

My husband brought me back fudge from "The Nut House" aka Berdoll Pecan Candy & Gift Company. The…read morefudge was delicious. Mint chocolate was my favorite. I'm just disappointed we didn't go there together, and want to go back to see it myself. But for now, the fudge gets 5 stars!

Be warned: you're going to leave with lighter wallets and heavier bags…read more Let me start by saying pulling off Highway 71 for anything is flirting with death. Cars zoom past like they're running away for their lives, but I risked my life for the giant squirrel statue sitting on the side of the road. What is this thing and what is the store attached to it? I had to see. Birthday weekend energy. Inside, the first thing that hits you is that massive pecan scented candle filling the whole store. They did this on purpose. It feels like a cozy Hallmark movie. The place smells delightful and that scent makes you want to buy something. Makes you ready to sample everything in sight. You deserve this. The store has everything: pecan pies, pecan candy, shelled/unshelled pecans, jams, jellies, hot sauces, toys, Texas branded/themed everything...you name it. It's all specialty, all cute, and all priced like it. I grabbed my niece two grenade-shaped hot sauces from "The General" brand because they were trendy and hilarious. But YIKES...Fifteen dollars each. Why, why, WHYYYYYYYY???? I gently reminded myself that Christmas is coming and delusion is part of the season. The staff was unbelievably friendly. They nudged you to sample this, try that, taste this. But beware because that southern hospitality will have you spending money you know you shouldn't or know you don't have. Once the total in my head started climbing, I called it and marched to the register before I got reckless. All in all, it's a fun little stop to stretch your legs, snack on some samples, and pick up something quirky. Pace yourself!