A cute candy shop located on the strip. Big selection, some nostalgic items as well. You can even…read moremake your own cotton candy for $3. The staff was nice at check out. Good place to take the kids.

My son was in kid-heaven. He picked a handful of treats, my mom picked a handful of treats, and I…read morepicked one or two treats. The total was more than I expected, but I guess I should not have been surprised given the pricing of everything these days. There are not a ton of chocolate options, more fruity-type candies, but I did see a couple different types of fudge in the glass case. It was not too busy for an overcast Saturday afternoon. Street parking was easy to find.

Randomly stopped off here to get a quick bite to eat with some girlfriends and really enjoyed both…read morethe donuts and the shop keeper who knew everyone who walked in (except for us). Great little spot for this lucky town.

From the owner: Gourmet Chocolate Pizza both whole and by the slice. Chocolate/Caramel Apples. Holiday Chocolate…read moreCreations.

The kids and myself love this store! The prices are very affordable.. even the staff is super…read morefriendly and chatty (in a good way). There is a large selection of old and new favorites. It's just the right size, you won't get lost or overwhelmed like in other stores.

Placed an order on the Feb 27th, and it was delivered today (28th). It was well packed, candy was…read morefresh, and they even wrote a thank you note!! Best service!!!

This is heaven for chocolate lovers! This place offers an array of chocolates and candy perfect for…read moregifts or yourself. It is a cute white house on the road with parking on the back. Once you go into the store there are several displays as well as samples for the items sold. Everything I tried was delicious and reflects the high quality with which everything is made. There is a house in the back where the candy is prepared, they informed me that they make everything on site. If you are in the are you must stop by this place!

I've gone for years, especially on valentine's day dipped strawberries. They used to take such…read morepride... no more. The strawberries were extremely tiny, and they thought adding a few kernels of caramel popcorn would make it better, HA. I brought them home and my wife said we'll go to Malley's

This is a gigantic chocolate and candy store. There are freshly made chocolates as well as packaged…read morenovelty candies and a lot more. The staff was extremely friendly, and we had a couple of very nice conversations with the employees, which was unexpected and actually very nice! We left the store with bags full of candy and chocolate, a bunch of great photos, and smiles on our faces! Definitely worth a visit.

This is a Huge candy store with something for everyone! There are hard candies, milk chocolates,…read moredark chocolates, plus varieties that are sugar free, and sodium free. They also have greeting cards and unique gifts. They chocolates are made on site, and are delicious. The staff is very helpful. A must-do for Valentines Day, Easter, Christmas, Birthdays, Anniversaries, or for any reason you would like to gift your friends and family with high quality chocolates.

It's always fun to go to this store and explore the huge selection of candy. Some of the candy is a…read morebit expensive, but that's kind of to be expected with places like this. In addition to a candy store, B.A. has an ice cream shop and mini golf. Both the ice cream shop and mini golf are very cute. Unlike the candy, the ice cream is very reasonably priced. 3-something bucks for a big scoop of ice cream and 2-something bucks for a "kiddie" sized cone, though my friends and I all agreed that the "kiddie" size was definitely more than suitable for an adult, lol. I got a scoop of the blueberry ice cream, and it was rich and creamy. Was filled with lots of actual blueberries and made for a nice, cool sweet treat on an unusually warm October day. The staff was friendly, and I really enjoyed the vibes of the ice cream shop. Lots of cute touches like swings for seating and the tables being covered with paper that you can draw on with crayons.

The store does not look like the pictures you see in the advertisements and in the different…read moreCleveland guides. Dirty store- employees hate their jobs-old uniforms. You think representing Cleveland they would hire an outside service to professionally clean the floors once a year after winter. Cheap candy from China artificial dies in the candy- if you want to go to a candy store go to Rocket Fizz on Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland.

Super fun experience with a unique candy and soda selection! There's definitely something here for…read moreeveryone! I think it's a great experience to come in and look for something new to try or maybe even look for a candy you can't find elsewhere. Customer service is excellent! I went in, I was greeted immediately, and felt like I was included in on their conversation from across the store- super welcoming! I even asked a question because a certain candy popped into my head and I asked if they had it (they did!) and the employee was able to help me! Fun experience!

Great bright store. So many candy options. They have Cleveland memorabilia and nostalgic drinks and…read moresigns. The selection is vast and I'm sure you can find something you will like.

Rees is really a special little place set on a corner in quaint Geneva, Ohio. When you walk in,…read moreyou'll immediately feel like you've stepped back in time 60+ years. They have done a great job at preserving the beauty of this building and restoring it to it's old pharmacy days. The soda shop counter made me feel like a little kid. The guy behind the counter prepared an excellent chocolate ice cream soda treat. I loved walking through the back and seeing the old pharmacy section which still had old bottles, books, medicine and machines. What dismays me a little bit is that this shop is more of a novelty than a convenience. I suppose I would stop in again if I needed a gift or wanted an ice cream treat, but I don't see how the shop will draw regular customers. I feel like they could do well to include more convenient store items to appeal to the community. Or maybe they do so well with the tourists that it's not necessary! Either way, would hate to see this place close after they've fought so hard so preserve the nostalgia. If you're a fan of the movie 'It's a Wonderful Life', this is the closest you're going to get to visiting Old Man Gower's drugstore.

Cute little store with a great assortment of candy. Great mix of older and newer styles. Candy…read morealong with a traditional soda fountain...it's amazing. Add in a mix of a variety store and it's a must stop on your way to GOTL. The pharmacy museum is an interesting look at what the building used to be. It's a fantastic way to pay tribute to that business.

Just got our family's annual care package from Peggy Gray's in the mail. Peggy Gray's is right down…read morethe road from the YMCA camp we attended/worked at as kids and the entire experience always feels like coming home. When you enter the store, the proprietors always are helpful in picking out just what you're looking for. It's a small family candy business with delicious meltaways, fudge, and every other form of soft and hard candy you can want. As a kid, my favorites were the gummy turtles and rock candy, but I appreciate the Marzipan, Mint chocolate meltaways, and Dark Chocolate coconut clusters now.

I will say that I am a sucker for some good old-fashioned candy. And knowing how much of a sweet…read moretooth I have, that could get me in trouble. So when taking a drive a bit off the beaten path of W. Lake Rd. in North Springfield PA, I was amazed with how charming the exterior of this place was. This is none other than "Peggy Gray Candies and Gifts". This has been here for over a full century having opened their doors for business back in 1922. Since I actually didn't plan on visiting this place, it was a surprise to me which made this all the more exciting. I will say that the exterior painting on the side of the building is what really drew me in this place. It showcases so much charm that honors Christmas, Halloween, and children eating candy which is why I loved how well thought out this was. I even liked the small steps that led up to the entrance under the red awning as this building could easily pass as someone's home in Erie County. During my visit which was on the afternoon of Thursday 9/14/2023, I came around 12:35pm. Parking was easy to find as this is a relatively quiet area and I was the only customer upon entering. Upon entering, I absolutely loved the assortment of candies; many of which seemed as if they were from a bygone era. This is what made this place unique with so many choices. This includes suckers, truffles, gummies, licorice, salt water taffy, homemade fudge, and the more popular well known options such as Charleston Chew, Pez, Dots, Nerds, and good old Hershey's. I mean we are in Pennsylvania, home of Hershey's chocolate. I even saw chocolate covered pretzels and chocolate covered potato chips. I purchased a few small items to take with me as well as a Boylan's Cane Cola that has a sweeter taste than big name Coca-Cola/Pepsi/RC Cola. Since this is also a gift shop, they carry a neat amount of non-perishable items as well. The lady that rung me up was very sweet and accommodating as much of the traffic that comes through the door is out-of-towners on their way to Erie, PA or Cleveland, OH. Best of all, they're open for business seven days a week; Monday through Saturday from 9:00am-5:00pm and Sunday from 10:00am-4:00pm. With the uniqueness this place has to offer, above average customer service, huge assortment in a small building, and overall great prices, I am giving "Peggy Gray Candies" a perfect five-star rating.