Rocket Fizz is like a retro candy store from the 1960s, carrying every candy brand imaginable. It…read moreconjures up nostalgia from a bygone era before people started buying in bulk from warehouse stores and online. The service is very friendly. A lot of the candy here I'd never heard of before. The candy and drinks are from every region of the USA as well as from Europe and Asia that can't be found in most stores. Shopping here is a fun and unique experience with something for everyone. I bought peanut butter Goo Goo Clusters from Nashville and Twin Bing from Sioux City, Iowa, both candies I have not seen sold in my neck of the woods. Rocket Fizz is a must visit when in Kalamazoo.

I love this place! They always have the best candy options! I love to check out this place when I'm…read moredowntown Kalamazoo.

Spotlessly clean!! The staff was very polite and helpful!…read more I tried the Merlot truffle I am a fan of dark chocolate and it was perfect, I also got a ginger orange truffle that was very tasty. I will have to come back for Valentine for treats for the ladies in my life.

Wide selection of truffles. Didn't expect such tasty treats in my little home of Kalamazoo…read more Friendly service from a company with a mission to help disadvantaged youth and to rehabilitate young people that made mistakes in early childhood. Like many of us.

Nostalgia, candy and friendly staff! All you need to know about Lollipop's. Where else can you…read moreget Bonomo's Turkish Taffy? Sure the prices are higher but that is due to the unique products offered. A nice stop in the summer.

Great local candy shop! The perfect place to pick up your afternoon treats on the way to the beach…read more The shop is conveniently located on the main drag of town and on the way to the beach and lighthouse. They have lots of the small candies and old fashioned things. They do not have a huge selection of bulk/bin candy though and this is why they lose a star. A five star candy shop has everything I ever dream of from chocolate covered honey comb to bridge mix to sour candies in all animal shapes and sizes. I guess most of their stuff doesn't melt though which is a plus in the summer.

Cute little candy shop right downtown in Holland. Definitely something for everyone, including…read moreimported chocolates and treats, plenty of jelly/ gummy candy, and toasted nuts. The staff was very friendly and offered help several times. The shop is tiny, and was crowded during the tulip festival and I'd like to come back during a non-peak time so I could browse more. The spicy chocolate covered peanuts were DEFINITELY as described and packed a punch!

Cool store. Pricey but quite the selection. Easy to get overwhelmed when looking. I probably…read morewould've purchased more but felt rushed and a little uncomfortable.

It's February, which means it's time to start thinking about buying sweets for your sweetie. We…read morecame in because I'm obsessed with cashews and we wanted to check out their prices. We step in and nobody is in sight but within about 20 seconds someone came into the main room and greeted us. We were looking at all the sweet treats and settled on 6 milk chocolate peanut butter cups for 60 cents each. I enjoyed them, but it would have been an extra bonus if they had used sea salt like they did with different items and charged a touch more. Everything was reasonably priced and they had some unique items, like chocolate covered orange peels. If you're looking for some nuts, chocolate or gummies for your significant other and are in the Kalamazoo area I'd come in and check them out. You won't be disappointed.

I stopped in recently to try some truffles and a couple other things. The truffles are not made…read morehere and are actually from Birnn Chocolates in Vermont, but I will say they are good. Some things are made here and other things are bought, fyi. I do think this is info that should be apparent and not something you should have to ask, since everything is repackaged with their own label. They do roast the nuts and make the brittle there. I normally love chocolate dipped pretzels but the coating on those and the graham crackers is way too thick, disappointing. The whole point is to have the contrast between the crunch and the chocolate. The prices are reasonable and the woman who helped me was very nice. I would stop in again to try some other things.

Would give them more than 5 stars if I could. So welcoming and kind... quite the opposite of the…read morenew coffee shop down the street (Cortado). Food was DELICIOUS and they even split it for us since they knew we were sharing the meal. And the biscuit was homemade and amazing... the way a biscuit should be. We love it here... there's good reason they've been around for over 100 years!

I wish I had better things to say. The biscuits and gravy were clearly made from powder, the…read moresausage barely resembled sausage, and the biscuits were soggy (Pillsbury from a can is 10x better). The omelet had no seasoning. The chili in the loaded fries tasted like it came from an expired can found in a dollar store. The plain fries were fine and the blt was fine. But they certainly didn't make up for the other food. I love how it has kept the roots of its style; old time diner and cozy atmosphere. But they need to take a hard look at the food quality.

We had a girl's birthday party at the Candy Lady. The event was a lot of fun. The girls made candy…read moresuckers and candy toffee. The instructors were very helpful and patient with the girls. The event lasted 2 hrs ending with birthday cake. Everyone was very excited to take their homemade candy home. What a great birthday party! I would highly recommend this event.

This is such a fun gem here in town. We did a drop in chocolate making class and it was a hit with…read morethe whole family. The ladies working are wonderful and so knowledgeable. If you are thinking of taking a class with them I say do it. And if you need any candy making supplies they have them all...chocolates, molds, packaging literally from start to finish they have it.