We found traditional old school candy, fudge, ice cream, and collector candies that we haven't seen…read morein ages! My son absolutely loved the candy shop, so many colorful varieties.

Way expensive! 2 lollipops, juicy drop dip n stix, paint splash candy and after shock popping…read more candy cost $35 and some change.

Great place, Came for breakfast and tried the ham quiche…read morewithout crust & an Americano Will def come back. The ice cream, baked goods and chocolate look amazing . .

Post review. My friends and I stayed overnight in Sutter Creek after our wine tasting in Plymouth…read more We stayed at the Hotel Sutter Creek. The next morning, we heard from the locals the Choc-O-Latte that serves good breakfast so we went. It is known for its specialty coffees, lattes, and a wide variety of chocolates and desserts, including truffles, eclairs, and s'mores treats. The cafe offers a cozy, historic atmosphere making it a great spot for a quick treat. The cafe has an outdoor patio, and is dog-friendly as we met one who was popular and friendly with the locals. We ordered almond croissants and lattes and were delicious. Other friend had ice cold chai latte. The servers were young and nice. We don't mind returning to their nice cafe shop if we are in the area.

The Candy Cave is slightly hidden candy store under the stairs below The Front Porch…read more Their handmade truffles were amazing, and the service was fantastic. The honey ended up getting a few candies from the barrels and I picked up a couple of the 'whoopsie' Espresso truffles. All in all, it's definitely worth a stop in if you're in the area!

Thank you for the response and addressing issue! I'm sure it wont be an issue again…read more Yes the Atkinson PB bars are supposed to be crunchy but all the ones I bought were chewy which I knew it shouldn't be like that - making me think they were old and/or stale. I'm glad to hear they are rotated out and i'm not sure why they were that way. Everything else in store looked amazing also!

Sweet little candy shop in the heart of downtown. Staff for just as sweet as the candy! Several…read moreselections to choose from but I especially loved the coconut toffee brittle.

after being trapped in the fires to come back home the night before in Sonora between Jamestown and…read moreSonora my eyes were irritated and burning from the fires but I wanted to drive up to Murphy's with my two sons that are quite taller than me she greeted my son's the little old lady but she was very hesitant to talk or greet me which I am the mother of those two young boys. I guess she didn't think that I was their mother maybe she thought I was a sibling because I do look quite Young my husband had to leave me behind in the fires because he's the one that flies the helicopters that fight fires sometimes. He's supposed to fly today that's why he had to leave me early this morning and couldn't wait for me to follow behind because he had a training flight day and night goggle visions tonight. So i took a detour to get back home would have been us going to Murphy's and going around. I wanted a pound of chocolate but I couldn't see how much it was per pound I think it was $14 dollars for half a pound but my eyes were burning and I didn't have glasses so I couldn't see I didn't even get a half pound or a full pound and then after I picked my chocolates she kept coughing over my chocolates I don't understand such a sweet little old lady why would she be not very pleasant to someone that's buying chocolates to make a happy day for someone. I'm a military wife just trying to make the best days out of days that are not so happy. I still ate the chocolate even though she coughed on them Lol I have an immune system problem and if she was sick I could get very sick because I have a weak immune system. I was ready to spend $100 cash but my older son pulled me away and said let's go mom because i was acting like a little girl in the candy shop not paying attention how rudely I was being treated. maybe you should remember making treats and candies are supposed to be a pleasant thing because when you cook you cook with love and generosity to show love towards others that's the model that i live by. because that's how our heavenly father teaches us to be kind to others.

David's shop is awesome for a small town ice cream store, he is a highly personable owner and is…read morealways a joy to have conversation with. The shop offers a fair amount of flavors and various drinks such as Italian sodas, espresso, and milkshakes all of which are grade A+++. We stop in with the kids as frequently as we can, we've never had a bad experience and we were very excited when they moved into their new location it's much larger and has far more seating. I personally would like to see more chocolate candy being offered for sale to patrons, however I understand the candy sections vibe and it's currently great in of itself.

This is a must stop on your way to the hills. They have incredible ice cream...my wife and I's…read morefavorite is the espresso chip. One hidden mention that I highly recommend is the affogato with the kona coffee flavored ice cream...it's amazing! Their service is great and the owners are super nice. They also have a lot of retro candies and it is a neat place to hang out. I highly recommend!!

We love this candy store! They have such an amazing variety of taffy flavors, retro candies, and…read moreeven foreign treats that you don't find everywhere. The taffy is displayed in big barrels, which makes it so fun for the kids to mix and match their favorites. My husband is obsessed with the pickle-flavored taffy (and says it really does taste just like a pickle!), while I stick with the sweeter flavors. My daughters picked out an assortment of taffy, my youngest walked out with a baseball-sized jawbreaker, and my son had a blast putting together his own candy mix and grabbing a Mexican Coca-Cola. It's a cute little shop with a nostalgic feel, and the owner is always friendly and welcoming. We've been here more than once, and every time it's such a fun experience. Definitely a great spot for a unique sweet treat, and we're already looking forward to our next visit!

Located near Baskin Robbin's on the Miracle Mile. Every Main Street needs a candy store! Now the…read moreMile has one. I believe they cut the book store, Mr. Otto's, in half and converted it into this new candy store. Looks good! Limited street parking. Lots of taffy barrels. I'm more into chocolates and hard candy like Jolly Ranchers and Zots. They Gottem!! They have gum ball machines, huge jaw breakers and lots of other kinds of candy. Friendly service! Checkout A Sweet Deal because it is and support a new local small business!!

o my goodness, YAY! ~$5 for 3 scoops of ice cream and free two toppings!? What is this joy and…read moreexcitement I feel?! Thrifty ice cream brand. all kinds of toppings: diff color sprinkles, fudge, syrups, candies the shop has a ton of plushes, toys, candy variety, novelty candy, taffies of interesting flavors. wonderful!

classic old school candy toy store and great gifts rustic…read moreinterior and some antiques were a little pricey Could be worth it if you are interested; always beware of purchasing because they probably do not accept returns or exchanges.

A variety of candies are neatfully placed once you walk inside this store. From toffee to sour…read morecandies, chocolates, collectibles, toy candies, and many more. They also serve chilled drinks that include watermelon, bubblegum, sour apple and i believe strawberry. Great place to cool down and have some sweets. You wont be dissapointed.

Loved this little shop. Shukriyyah was so nice to talk to, and very knowledgeable about everything…read morecandy. She carrys all the old school candy and some newer stuff. I had been on the hunt for about 3 months for pop rocks, now I have a place to buy them. Definitly will be going back again and again. Can hardly wait to try some of the house made specialty drinks. Do yourself a favor if you love candy and want to find the stuff you had as a kid, stop by and take a look at this gem of a place.

Walking around downtown Lincoln I noticed a candy shop . I walked in and it was so cute . It had…read morethe vintage fell of an old candy shop with all the classics but with a modern twist with the fancy truffles and fudge. My son and I feel in love we had to get a few things to go . The fudge was amazing so delicious I definitely want to go back for more . We got helped by a nice and super attentive lady she was so friendly. When we purchased our stuff we did not get a regular plastic bag we got a white gift bag with a cute wrapping paper. I thought that is a cute detail . Overall all this was such a cute store with a lot of amazing candy and Ice Cream is coming soon . I will definitely be back soon .

An amazing spot in old town ! Love the atmosphere and my sons always love stopping in ! The owner…read moreis a delight! (You have to try the fudge!) Don't miss this spot !

What an adorable candy store tucked in the heart of Columbia. It's family owned and they have three…read morelocations in the area. One here, another in Sonora, and a third in Murphys. According to their website USA Today once named them one of the top 10 candy shops in the US. How cool is that?! I was in town with friends and hadn't visited Old Town Columbia since I was a kid. The one thing I remembered was the candy, so this was an obvious stop to make during my trip. The shop is pretty small and I heard them yell several times that only 10 people were allowed in at a time. There is a sign on the door, but it's easy to miss. I think they had three staff members working and even with only 10 people allowed in at once, they were busy bees. It was a little confusing whether or not we needed to get in a line or if it was simply a free for all, but we figured it out. My friends and I tried the chocolate covered honeycomb, which was our favorite. We also got dark chocolate almond bark, peanut brittle, and your typical pecan turtles. All were delicious and we snacked on it all day long. The prices were a bit high from what I'm used to at home, but I'm not sure how they compare to other candy shops in California. If you happen to be in town, you have to give them a visit! They have everything from truffles and chocolate covered fruit to licorice, hard candies, giant jawbreakers, and gummies/jelly sweets. They are bound to have something to cure your sweet tooth.

I love an independent candy store!…read more While visiting Columbia Park, we stopped into Nelson's per our friend's recommendation. The inside was lined on both sides with some many different candies - I was almost overwhelmed! They had fresh fruit jellies, dark and milk chocolates, rock candy, marshmallows - I could go on and on! We took home the jellies, dark chocolate almond bark, a discounted Valentine's Day chocolate heart box, handmade marshmallows and a couple of other goodies! Staff were friendly! The inside had an old western feel to it and they even had old school cash registers. It's a great place to pick up a gift and they have different holiday options - I even saw St. Patrick's Day candy out already! Check them out!