My friend and I finally got to stop by to redeem our free gourmet white popcorn bag. Walking in the…read morestore, they have so many other unique flavors. One that caught my eye that is wanting me to come back to try it is their Himalayan Pink Salt with Avocado Oil popcorn flavor. I love anything with pink salt so I definitely need to come back to try this one. The free bag of gourmet white popcorn they gave us was more than plenty and my husband and I finished it in one sitting because it was that good!

I've been here maybe once on my own after moving into the Elk Grove are 2 decades ago. But my…read moregirlfriend who grew up in Elk Grove is far more familiar with the Popcorn store, and so because of here, I've been visited several times it the past few years. She's into trying the assorted flavors, and being individual bags home for the family. And it's nice to see a local family owned shop still get support after all these years.

After trying their snacks at a yelp event at STAK, we had to come through to get a few more…read moreflavors. We got the salted caramel and the cheddar popcorn and it is so well made! These make for a nice snack throughout the days to change things up and I love kettle corn.

We were given this popcorn as a gift again this year and love it!…read more So far we had had the cheddar and the Carmel. This year they also gave us some spicy chipotle lime which is also yummy and just slightly spicy. I love popcorn so much! I could probably eat this whole tin in one sitting.

I've only had one flavor, white cheddar and jalapeño, and it was bomb. Best cure for the munchies!…read more It's decent priced gourmet popcorn. $8 for two pounds. Highly recommended!

They were so friendly, definitely the hottest thing on the block! Make sure to check them outread more

Lots of nostalgic childhood joy to be found here!…read more I came specifically looking for hand-dipped corn dogs. While there are now many Korean corn dog places, I miss the ones from the state fairs and carnivals, SJ flea markets, and the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. These did not disappoint. Also on offer are different varieties of popcorn, caramel apples, and funnel cakes. Great place for late night snack or dessert.

This place is pure happiness. Everything that my dreams are made of. Churros, funnelcakes, carmel…read moreapples, ice cream and that just naming some of the sweets. They have some savior items too. Everything looked good and yummy. I had the churro parfait and it was amazing. The carmel apples were calling to go home with me but I took home only the apple cheescake and strawberry cheesecake ones, and the carmel apple with nuts for my bestie, yum. I truly hope this place branches out to more cities and possibly nation wide. Every city needs one. Now go and enjoy, you can thank me later.

I was at the Fremont Burger and Brew Fest for obviously Burgers and Brews. However, while walking…read morearound I couldn't help my nose being re-directed to the smell of Kettlecorn. We decided to give it a try with a small bag just to taste. It was not enough. We ended up coming back for more to enjoy for the next few days. The kettlecorn was perfectly seasoned, not too salty but had a smokey buttery taste. Perfectly popped kernels, not overcooked and easy bag packaging. Awesome people, smooth and fast service. Highly recommended.

Kettle corn is ok but the employees aren't very friendly unfortunately. Not very genuine.read more

Delicious, but no longer at the Civic Center Farmer's market even though it says so on their…read morewebsite. Their website looks to not been updated in years. Instagram and Twitter also aren't updated, so I don't know how to get my Kettlepop fix. I caught them for the Civic Center holiday tree lighting ceremony on a Wednesday. I returned back to the farmer's market the following Wednesday and asked the workers and there was no Kettlepop stand at that market. (I've been going to that farmer's market for 2 years and haven't seen it, so it checks out.) But...so delicious and still relatively low calorie. I can gulp down the $20 large bag in a few days. Yeah it's $20 for a big bag now. Obviously order it with the bag open for some extra kettlecorn goodness.

Love Kettlepop. Nothing beats fresh kettle popcorn. Not a huge fan of the plastic packaging...I'm…read moresure the hot popcorn absorbs microplastics and wish there was an alternative paper option

-Delicious Kettle Corn is located next to Rotten City Pizza. most times they are on the move,…read moreshowing up at farmers markets, festival, street fairs. locale: JLS farmers market (CUESA) 5/29 eats:kettle corn -lightly glazed with sugar, salt, freshly made on site. sizes of $4, $8, $12, $15 -+$1 gets u a carmelized glaze. -free samples available.

Best caramel corn I've ever had!! They are hard to find. I first found them at SF state's small…read morefarmers market, then they just disappeared like a fart in the wind. Been looking for them for a year!! Then today at the Haight street fair, BAMMM! There they are!!!! I bought a large AND and medium caramel corn because who the hell knows when I'll find them again.

My cousin and I went in here just to look around. We didn't purchase anything…read more Everything looked yummy to our tummies though! I saw so many gummies I wanted. I resisted. I need to lose a whole person. The weight gain is so real!

This is a high-end candy store. The prices are high, but the selection is ample. They have some…read moreunique items here that are hard to obtain. Like large size candy bars. The staff is helpful and the location is fun because it's right in the main courtyard area at the Bay Street mall. The ambience inside the place is festive and child like, which is appropriate.

Best croissants anywhere besides Paris. Flaky and crispy on the outside, oh sooo buttery and yummy…read moreon the inside.

First, let me say this review is for the Oakland store in Montclair. I understand that there is…read morealso a store in the Ferry Building AND only for the Lemon Tea Cake. For the lemon tea cake: First impression: The $5.00 slice was cold and firm to the touch. Had it been refrigerated overnight ? The cake portion: I wasn't sure if cornmeal was mixed with the flour as it had a very heavy cornmeal texture. Maybe a new type of flour ? Maybe a "corn cake?" The icing portion: The icing was "very" heavy and "very" hard with a "strong" lemony flavor. I was only able to get through half the portion as I thought it might taste better with a microwave zap. So I waited until I got home to finish it off in hopes that both cake abd icing would soften if warmed in the microwave. Then I could get a better sense of the cake's flavor. The microwaving helped with the cake (it got softer), but the icing - although warm - was still hard as a rock and did not melt (yikes). I removed the icing and just ate the cake. What more can I say other than the desserts that are displayed are decorated pretty. IF I returned, I'd wonder if the item tasted good - even though it appears there is a lot of effort put into the decorating side.

I LOVE this place. The popcorn here is oh so yummy :).. The staff are super friendly. Wish they had…read morea kettle star in the OC

The perfect balance of caramelized sugar with the hint of salt - heaven! They should change their…read morename to crack kettle corn. It's ridiculously addicting. Smelled it a block away. Located right outside of the Westfield mall on Market. They pop the kernels fresh in front of you and the guys are super nice and friendly. Get a large bag... Trust me.