They definitely have a lot more product lot more variety .,And they keep their shelves stock and they are much Much Much Better Than Boise s Idaho s locatited in The Boise Town Square Mall.Also Oregon s Coustmer service is excellent .And the Coustmer Sirvice in Boise Town Square Mall is Really Really Really Poor The employee/s are busy on their phone .or they are talking amongst themselves not paying any attention what so Ever. I am highly Disappointed in the Lolly And Pop here in Boise Idaho.Kudos goes out to the ones In Oregon read more

Great place to find your sweet tooth addiction and cravings. There are people to assist and direct you to candies in any range you want. From gummies to chocolate. They even have a variety of chocolate truffles in the front counter where you can choose what your hearts desired and surprised someone for a birthday or just because. I love going here just to check what they have. They have different varieties of popcorn available. A great clean atmosphere and fun to find your choice of snacks in the shop! read more

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Hubby, daughter and I came here to check out the candy. Hubby got two bags of kit Kat that were $5 and some change. Good deal cause no tax here so major plus. Daughter also got some jawbreakers cause she wanted some. It's $4.99 per pound. They weigh the candy. So much and different kinds of candy in this store. From chocolates to sweet and tart. I highly recommend this candy store. read more

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Cool place with variety of sweets to choose from. A kids Dream! Or anyone's dream who lives for candy. Haha Gal was friendly and offered samples. This is my new go-to spot for gifts! read more

Lolli and Pops - Candy Stores Near Me - Happy Valley, Oregon

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My granddaughter and I enjoyed our very first visit to Lolli and Pops. The sales girl was so kind and helpful! We will be back

New location!!! This hands down, is the best mall candy store I have ever been to. The size vs quality is amazing. They are clean, well organized, and have a huge gummy selection (and yes that is the cats meow of snack candy I feel). The Asian products here are heavy, they have some cool items for a westerner candy store for sure. Nothing to 'exotic' but all the fun stuff I grew up eating and enjoying. The higher end chocolate bars are also full in effect. There are many many higher end bars scattered around the islands. I know I saw some very good looking stone ground chocolates (my favorite) and other brands that looked quite amazing. Their truffles and small chocolates look good, but nothing amazing or anything that is a game changer, so usually i walk by to the huge, huge bulk section. Some favorites are the various gummies you can't find most places. My favorite overall is the chocolate covered gummies, these in milk and white chocolate are always my 'go to' espech when frozen (pro tip) this place has the king. BANANA GUMMIES COVERED IN CHOCOLATE!! This is a must get! PRO TIP : Look for discounted seasonal and bulk items in the store, its a sweet deal (see what I did there?) read more

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I almost had a heart attack when I saw what this business charged my wife for four macaroons, a bag of popcorn, and a water bottle. It cost almost $30. I know it's tough running a small business nowadays but no business should price gouge customers the way this one does. read more

If you're a fan of candy and chocolate, you'll probably want to stop in here. Lolli and Pops features a wide variety of snacks from all around the world, and the staff are absolutely pleasant and open for opinions and samples! Their exterior isn't just a glass wall--it illustrates a sweet pastel candy shop that any child or adult would find cute. From outside, you can see their gigantic gold/brown gummy bear statue which immediately attracts the eyes. Inside is a heaven of chocolates and candy from their sweets line, the ones we usually see in grocery stores, the exclusive and special one-of-a-kind ones, vegan/gluten-free ones, ones from Europe and Asia, and so on. Droolworthy selection, beautiful store, and wonderful staff. They even have cute, clear jars for you to fill with a range of sizes. The small bear jar is only $2.50 which you can fill it with candy/chocolate for $5.00. Perfect size for a small gift and a controlled amount of sugar. read more

I seem to get lost most of the times i come here, they have all the candies and treats from when i was a kid and a ton of new ones i want to try from other countries or areas! That and the staff is always super helpful And smiling. read more

My sister and I came to Clackamas Town Center today and were pleasantly surprised to see this new candy shop between Torrid and the Disney Store. Their selection is phenomenal, featuring vintage candies, truffles, and sweet treats from around the world. Their customer service is friendly and attentive. The 50's style music, setup, and employee fashion is also a plus. Will definitely be returning the next time we come. read more

This is a beautiful store. Always kept clean and organized. I love the variety of candies. However the majority of the stuff is way overpriced. I've seen many of the items at a fraction of the cost at other candy stores. Today I visited with my family for the first time. My husband saw a piece of chocolate in the display case he wanted to try. He was shocked to find out the $3 price tag was for 1 piece. The lady said it was imported from Italy, so that was the reason for the price. She said they were having a buy 1 get 1 deal. We decided to each get one, different flavors. Our son got 2 gummy snakes. The total came to $13 . We left and tried our chocolates, expecting them to be delicious based on the price and supposedly imported. Sadly we were very disappointed. Neither of us liked ours. They tasted like the cheap Halloween candy wrapped in foil. We contemplated stopping by Sees candy to get something tasty to get the gross taste out of our mouth, but it was busy and we had to get home. Needless to say, we won't be buying anything from the display case again. read more

I went here a few months back with two of my friends, and the man working there was horribly disrespectful. I don't know if it was because we were teenagers, but he followed us around the entire store. The day before, I had been at the Washington square location, and both my friend and the cashier let me have a free sample of a candy I wanted to try. So at this store, I wanted to show my friends the candy I had tried the day earlier. As you can imagine, the man yells at me from across the store that I needed to ask before taking a sample. I apologized, but explained that yesterday I had been told otherwise and he just stared at me with no response. We left immediately after, shocked. I had bought $40 of overpriced candy at the other location yesterday. I've never stolen in my life. The fact that this man followed us around from the get go was so uncomfortable, and now I see why the story was empty. I can't imagine anybody wanting to be treated so unwelcome. read more