Best candy place in the region. Not just the famous gummy bears, best in the nation. Just candy no…read moredrugs. The chocolates are great in variety and options both dark and milk chocolate. Also they have some great throw back style candy, like candy necklace etc. The samples are free and you will not be disappointed by your next visit.

Most definitely a fun stop during one of my visits to the area. If you're not a connoisseur of the…read moregummy or sugary candies there are ample chocolate confections to choose from. It is a clean brightly lit store, the service was friendly. It's hard to enter and not leave with at least a few treats!

Great place! Great popcorn and service we by a lot of gift buckets here and everyone love them.read more

I LOVE this place. It never disappoints. The staff is always friendly and helpful, they offer a…read morewide variety of popcorn options and favorites with rotating flavors that are seasonal that will keep you coming back for more. My absolute favorites are the spicy dill pickle and wedding cake - I tell everyone about this place!

I grew up with this place and I think it's a phenomenal place for ice cream and chocolates although…read moreit has changed over the years. It's a wonderful place to go for a special treat.

Great place for an old fashion ice cream. Ambiance is great, small tables add to the over all look…read moreand feel of an old fashion ice joint.

Great place for bulk candy. Reasonable prices. Many old school type candies not typically found in…read moregrocery stores. Small store, and it can get crowded easily with just a few people.

This place is amazing. Instead, of buying dried fruit, and trail mix, from the grocery store, I go…read morehere and buy everything in bulk. Dried pineapple, apricots, banana, apple, cranberries, and multiple types of raisins. The prices are reasonable, the selection is amazing. Two side notes; I started buying the old school candy from here and making small bags for Christmas stocking stuffers. Also, they have these pinwheel gift containers. I buy chocolate covered raisins, dried fruit, and pistachios, put them in the pinwheel containers, and bring them as gifts anytime someone invites me over for dinner.

This is by far my favorite candy store. They have everything from "old school" candy to a variety…read moreof chocolates to peanuts and pumpkin seeds. Renee is by far the best employee ever. She knows everything and keeps that store running like a well oiled machine. I will bypass the one in Tinley Park (10 mins from my house) to go to this one (50 mins from my house) just to see Renee. This store is big compared to when it was in Lansing and very clean and organized.

Great serive and selection of all my favorites! All of the chocolates are fresh and excellent…read morequality.

I have been going to this Fannie May location for years for some of my favorites. I am sorry to say…read moreI will not be purchasing these chocolates anymore. On May 24th 2026 we went to get half pound Dixies and as i was biting in to my 2nd piece a long hair stuck in it I almost vomited. we took it back and Cashier Camryn gave us money back & said well it can happen,NO I DO NOT AGREE . It would not have happened if hygiene protocol was followed. She also said manager will call you if soon,I NEVER HEARD FROM ANYBODY THAT IS VERY DISAPPOINTING. SO GOOD BUY FANNIE.. i even have the pic of the chocolate hair sticking out ..gross

Jakob was super nice and helpful. The store was bright and clean. He was knowledgeable about all of…read morethe sales and answered all of our questions. I enjoyed chatting with him.

The cookies from Butterfingers bakery are a seasonal highlight. I volunteer with an organization…read morethat hosts a holiday appreciation open-house each year featuring THE BEST cookie platter from this family-run bakery. From traditional Christmas cookies to new twists on the classics (sugar cookie with crushed peppermint pieces) these cookies are not overly sweet, crisp, and delectably melt-in-the mouth with the perfect proportion of textured-add ins. I have even been known to take a couple in a plastic bag to savor later. In the last few years, cookie chains have sprung up, bringing with them cult followings for their elaborate, often hubcap-sized tricked out confections and rotating flavors. Against this backdrop, Butterfingers stays true to the classics, turning out quality products, year after year, that stir nostalgia and evoke positive emotions, much like you-know-who's madeleines. (Sorry...I swore I could make it through a cookie discussion without mentioning Proust, but I couldn't.)

I tried the vanilla buttercream cupcakes and both were just ok. The frosting tasted like cream…read morecheese frosting, it tasted nothing like buttercream at all. I actually hate cream cheese frosting, so I did not like it. I was kind of bummed out. Especially for $4.50 a cupcake The ham salad was good. The lady working was friendly and helpful.