Such a fun experience at Lolli and Pops!…read more Caitlyn was such a joy, and so kind to my kids! The COVID-19 precautions in place are great, including masks required, social distancing, and gloves required when scooping candy! They have colorful and tasty candy from all over the world to fit anyone's taste! If you're in the North Point Mall, I definitely recommend stopping in at Lolli and Pops!

I love being a kid in a candy store and Lolli and Pops delivers on that experience! They offer…read moredaily samples and generous portions at that. I love their international candy selection and have tried many of their sweets from England to Japan. The giant teddy bear gummy is super cool. Hand-picked candy bags are always a great option and the chocolate truffles are delicious. Expensive candy but the unique selections are well worth it.

I had an event in the area I needed to attend and was wandering around downtown Duluth to see what…read moreI could find and stumbled into this adorable candy shop! Parking can be a bit difficult to find but it doesn't affect the experience of the shop. You are immediately greeted by friendly staff and are blown away by walls of candy and decor! They had so many different candies, exotic and older brands! Everything was fresh and the colors were so nice to look at! They also have a taffy section where you bag it up! Tons of merch and art aside from the candy for collectors! They had tons of amazing things and great pricing too! One of my new favorite candy shops I have seen!

I came back today with my adult children. They had so much fun looking at all the crazy different…read morecandies & some from their childhood. They had "real" candy WORM. Maybe 3 little shriveled up looking candy coated bits. Not sure about that one. Crickets too. We got a Mochi & some other gummy something. I love Salt Water Taffey, so next time when we have a moment to really check flavors I will get those- A pretty good selection. Check out the odd drink offerings- in coolers because don't sodas taste better cold?! Hummmm. GRASS, CORN, BACON & BUTTER seem interesting?!? A fun store & not crazy busy, so we really looked at everything l. This is a go to if in Duluth!!

When in Rome!!! I came to try a new spot and had to stop by Kilwins. I used to frequent the…read moreAtlantic Station location. This one is close in downtown Alpharetta. Free street parking. Kilwins has something for everyone. They have fudge, taffy, popcorn, ice cream, and all kinds of chocolate candies and chocolate covered pretzels and etc. I absolutely love the milk chocolate turtle caramel apple. It is my order every time. They have fudge buy 2 and get 1 free. I buy 3 of these and ship to my mom. She loves fudge. I have never had a bad experience. They can be busy but always great customer service!!

Good ice cream. Decent prices. They had a lot of selections. I was also greeted and the cashier was…read morefriendly. The place was clean.

My boyfriend ordered me chocolate covered strawberries from here and they were the best I ever had…read more I am not a big chocolate fan but do like some chocolate covered fruit. A lot of the time the strawberry starts to weep and it makes the treat mushy. All of these were perfect and highly recommend them!

My friends and I signed up for the monthly Friday night chocolate making experience and you are…read morewelcomed to bring in your own wine. It was so easy to register for the experience on their website and submit a deposit. There was plenty of free parking in the shopping plaza and we were warmly greeted by the staff and had an opportunity to browse the store. The smell inside was heavenly. We went into another room and were seated together, signed a waiver, and were asked if we had any food allergies. I am allergic to strawberries and I they let me dip pineapples instead. We learned a lot about the origin of chocolate and had all our questions answered by the owners of the shop as we created truffles, dipped fruit, and chocolate bark. We will definitely visit again in the new year.

Cute little shop with a sweets galore. They have so many flavors , ice cream, little trinkets and…read moredrinks. The prices are a little expensive for the flavors. The flavors are good but not a wow for me, I would absolutely go back to try other flavors though. The customer service isn't amazing or attentive when I went but it wouldn't stop me from trying other flavors.

A cozy little shop with great chocolate and very friendly service. I bought a selection of truffles…read moreand enjoyed all of them, but I especially enjoyed the staff offering suggestions for what to pick.

I Was excited and wanting some candy and it looked pretty colorful from the outside…read more However, upon entering I felt as if I was in a ghost town. The employee was sitting down behind the counter just ignoring everyone who came in so quite literally the store was not being monitored and a few other customers mentioned how it would be easy to take. I wanted some gummies and went over to their selection but you can tell it is not maintained. Lots of stale gummies and or empty bins. It was rather disappointing. Once I was ready I was at the counter for about 12 minutes and I kept looking at the employee to see if they would come over. Eventually I said excuse me and he got up very annoyed. Didn't even greet me, tons of attitude and mumbled my total so low I couldn't hear it and had to rely on the screen for my price. I said thank you and he just ignored me and went back to his seat to completely ignore the other customers. It is pretty unfortunate that this location has such awful service.

Lolli and Pops, a store that markets itself as a whimsical haven for candy lovers, has proven to be…read moreanything but sweet when it comes to basic customer service and inclusivity. My recent experience on a Sunday evening (5:22 PM, to be exact) was not just disappointing--it was a glaring example of systemic indifference and selective engagement that has no place in retail, let alone a family-friendly establishment. From the moment my excited little one walked in--freeing herself from her stroller with the innocent enthusiasm only a child can muster--to the moment she proudly selected her lollipop and approached the counter, not a single employee could muster a "Hello," "How are you?" or even a perfunctory "Did you find everything okay?" Instead, the interaction was reduced to a robotic price quote, dead silence, then back to their conversation. No warmth, no acknowledgment, no effort. If the staff's exhaustion at the end of a weekend shift was the issue, then management needs to reevaluate scheduling or hire employees who understand that customer service is the bare minimum in retail. What makes this experience even more egregious is that this wasn't an isolated incident. On multiple occasions, I've noticed a pattern--certain customers are greeted warmly, while others (particularly those who look like me) are met with cold indifference. A simple "Hello" should not be a privilege; it should be standard. If your staff lacks the emotional intelligence to treat all patrons with equal respect, then your establishment has failed at its most fundamental duty. The most heartbreaking part? Watching my little one's bright-eyed anticipation wither into confusion when her simple joy was met with blank stares. Children remember these moments. They internalize them. And while she may not fully grasp the nuances of poor service or discrimination, I do--and I refuse to spend my money in a place that allows such energy to thrive. In 2025, consumers have endless options--and even more platforms to voice their dissatisfaction. If your employees lack the personality (or basic decency) to engage with customers, they have no business working in retail. And if management turns a blind eye to discriminatory behavior, then they don't deserve patronage. To Lolli and Pops at Perimeter Mall: You've lost not just my future business, but the business of my network as well. My coins--and those of my vendors--will be spent elsewhere, with establishments that understand respect, inclusivity, and the bare minimum of hospitality. To Potential Customers: Spend wisely. Your money and your energy should go to businesses that value you--regardless of what you look like or what time you walk in. "A candy store that leaves a bitter taste."

It's ice cream... what's not to love?…read more Personally, I only went in for one flavor. While this purveyor of sweet delights has a solid rep for great flavors, my adored is the Traverse City Cherry. No toppings, no syrup... just the way it is - one of life's simple pleasures! * I've noted over the years that some locations might not have this flavor, so just be mindful.

You receive a call from a friend to come out and enjoy Chocolate, candy, or ice cream. You're also…read moretold it's all in one location. What more is there to be said other than, I'll be right there! Kilwins is a wonderful place to treat your sweet cravings. Today was an ice cream day, and I took full advantage of the Georgia peach flavor (seasonal). Flavor was light and not overwhelming. Adding whole pieces of peaches was a great addition.

Great quality, delicious combinations, and great service. Call for your holiday order. Mine is…read morealready in. Ho Ho Ho!

Cynthia prepares the most delicious and beautiful chocolates. The turtles and chocolate covered…read morepopcorns are both delectable and generous in quantity. Shipping to all of my clients, Cynfullies Gourmet Chocolates saves me time and frustration during the holiday season and year round.