Such a fun place! You can find lots of old-school, viral, and hard-to-find candy and toys here…read more It's probably a good thing I came without my kids, because I definitely would've spent way more. The chocolate-covered bacon looked interesting, and they also have NeeDohs, just at a much higher price. The ladies were very sweet and helpful. I'll try their store made goodies next time.

$3 marshmallow wands in milk or dark $14-17 (I forget &…read moredidn't take a picture) weighed bulk candy; jelly beans, individual candies, nostalgic, etc I absolutely LOVE candy and old towne soda fountains, etc. I buy Big Hunks and Chic-o-sticks from Staters for my fix but I will 100% never pass up a candy opportunity. I appreciated the nostalgic candies, glass case with chocolate dipped cookies, fruit, etc. The $3 marshmallow wands came as either milk or dark and rivaled the $8 Disneyland ones. Both were delicious! I didn't get the baklava but they looked delicious & well crafted. Staff was helpful but I knew my faves. I got pre-bagged Dr Pepper Jelly Bellys and the by the pound Green apple and Very cherry since they didn't come in bags. The buy the pound were unfortunately quite stale but the flavor was still there. Bummer, I spent so much(!) Definitely take a look around, they have import Japanese gummis, the trending Peeling gummis, gifts and knickknacks from Archie McPhee like finger hands IYKYK. It was hard to maneuver with so many customers shopping but manageable. Great sugary energy & vibe! Haha Connected to the candy shop is the ice cream parlor with giant waffle cones. Yum!

On a recent trip to CA we decided to check out old town. This shop is a must visit with delicious…read moretreats, fair prices and super friendly owner! By far our favorite shop in Old Town, other candy shop in town doesn't compair!

This is our go to spot! The ladies are always super nice and the candy is top tier. The variety of…read moresweets and sodas is huge. Even the pizza is great! My kids are always asking to have pizza there, they prefer it over the chain stores. 5 every day.

I'm so happy I found this store. I came in, looking for a Five Nights at Freddy's piñata, and they…read morehad it! And for a great price, $17.99. The people were extremely nice and helpful. I'll definitely be coming back to this store for party supplies.

The selection is huge, the customer service fantastic, it literally felt like I was at a Mexican…read morestore in Mexico. Loved it! Will definitely be buying more piñatas and candies here.

Loooooveeeee To see this place so full!!!…read more Full of families with a smile!! So many choices to pick from! The candy shop is now conjoined and yes!! Nice to see it full and alive!!

Neat little candy shop. They have tons of retro candy, new stuff as well as lots of handmade…read moregoodies. They have everything from Beeman's gun to hand dipped chocolate butter butters and other yummy treats. Prices are pretty reasonable, comparable to other candy shops. Employees are nice and helpful answering any questions people had. There is an ice cream shop next door so plenty of items to cure even the largest sweet tooth (and I love my sugary goodies).

Stay away , wanted a nostalgic treat definitely not what it used to be! The candies are no longer…read moreself serve everything is packaged into little bundles, beware the stuff is stale! $13 for old candy sorry guys this is a big L. No green gummy frogs or chocolate dipped orange sticks.

While I loved the convenience of the pre-bagged candy (especially entering with a handsy toddler)…read moreit makes me feel like there may be some shady business practices going on here or you're taking advantage of customers. All I can say is two baby bottle pops and the tiniest bag of sour belts was $9! That's insane, should have just went to the dollar store instead, but had to bribe my kid to leave the play area/mall and it was the only nearby option that we had. Selection doesn't seem as good as when we were kids or maybe when we were kids, everything just looked bigger and better? Seriously unimpressed with this location, their selections and the service.

Fuimos hoy en la mañana , no encontrábamos lo que estábamos buscando y decidimos preguntarle a la…read moremuchacha de la caja y nos dio respuestas de mala manera , si uno le pregunta es por que necesita ayuda y su deber como trabajadora de ahí es hacerlo .

The person in charge of the store is extremely rude. Came in for 2 piñatas and ended up leaving…read morewith nothing because of how rude the lady there was. There was also a cashier that kept apologizing for the way the other lady was talking. I believe the rude lady's name is Lily. Definitely won't be coming back

I come here for their candy apples! Their chili apple with chamoy on the side is my favorite, I…read morehave to get one every time I'm at the mall. Service is always good. My son bought his girlfriend a bar of their Dubai milk chocolate from here, but she wasn't impressed and said she had better. One of these days, I really need to try their chocolates and see for myself.

Stopped by Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and it's always a great place if you're craving…read moresomething sweet. They have a huge selection of chocolates, fudge, caramel apples, and other treats, and everything looks fresh when you walk in. It's one of those places where it's hard to leave with just one thing. One of my favorites there is the zebra caramel apple. The apple is crisp and covered in rich caramel with white and dark chocolate drizzled over it. The combination of flavors is really good and it's definitely worth trying if you haven't had one before. The shop has a fun atmosphere and sometimes you can even see them preparing the treats behind the counter. Overall it's a great place to stop if you want good chocolate or a classic caramel apple. Definitely one of my go-to dessert spots when I'm in the area.

Being a sweets fiend I'm always trying to find the next best chocolate confections. Well, tonight I…read morethink I found it. While eating dinner at 127 West Social House I ran into the start up business owner Of Sweet Irony Candy Co. I was telling her about how I love support local businesses in our friendly village. She gave me a sample of her Milk Stout Sea Salted Caramel and I was in nirvana...OMGit was so good I helped myself to seconds. She told me a little bit about the back story of her company. She started of telling me about the company name and how came about because she's a type 1 diabetic who makes (non diabetic friendly) candy...hence Sweet Irony! I thought that was super clever....her story was eye opening but I wish her the best of luck! Before I left the restaurant I bought 1 bag of Caramels and 1 box of English Toffee. Before I got home I devoured the whole bag of caramels! It was amazingly yummy...I was hooked! Honestly, I felt super guilty afterwards and if my guilt didn't shame me I would have ate the whole bag of English Toffee as well! I added her on Instagram. I think I'm gonna order some for my friends at work. I'm still thinking about the bag of English Toffee! Haha

Oh my goodness are these chocolates divine! The best! We ordered the English toffee and also the…read moremilk chocolate sea salt caramels. We definitely will be ordering more. The cute boxes with the decoration they come in is absolutely adorable.

Always visit this place when I'm at the mall. My girlfriend got me obsessed with the Morisaka…read moreGlobal otters so we came here almost every time to buy all the colors they had. The workers are always so sweet and remember me when I walk in. A lot of times overpriced but they're directly shipped from Japan :).

Good for small items, a bit more expensive than usual which can turn away the usual stationary…read moreshoppers

Yes--as other reviews have stated, the cost may seem like a lot of the visit. If you love animals…read morethough or you want your kids to remember an experience, I would recommend the place. I enjoyed petting them and feeding the animals and being able to spend that time with the animals unlike in a crowded carnival style place that has a petting zoo. The staff who greeted us at the front were super sweet and friendly and playful too which makes the place feel just like another alternate world full of good, happy people. They have a little shop full of chocolates and when you enter, a staff member offers you a sample. She asked what we would like to try while kids received a milk chocolate with sprinkles on it. Because they're probably made with a lot of love and labor, the chocolates aren't cheap but not ridiculously overpriced either. I'm for sure the type though who would have spent a lot more on the chocolates if the tickets were cheaper but that's just me. I'm sure the ticket sales are better. A lot of people do walk out with purchasing any chocolate when I was there. I had fun looking at all of them though and deciding what I wanted. I will be back again when my children are a little older and it's a good excuse to stop by a winery while you're in the area.

Sugarplum Zoo is adorable, slightly muddy magic--and we are *obsessed*…read more If your kid loves chasing pigs like it's their full-time job and happily feeding goats like a tiny farmer, this is absolutely your place. Mine was living her best life the entire time. Meanwhile, I was just trying to keep up and not get outsmarted by a goat Pro tips: the gelato is SO good (like, treat yourself good ) and definitely do *not* wear your nice shoes... unless you're okay with them becoming part of the farm experience 10/10 for laughs, memories, and a little bit of dirt