i was astounded to find the bulk Jelly Belly sells for $16.99/lb, while it's $9.99/lb at Martin's,…read morenearby.

Makenzie and Ava work so hard it's hard to keep up with candy stores these days they have the…read moresweetest candies and sodas in the world

This is our go to place for candy supplies and cake decorating materials! Super friendly people and…read morean amazing selection! I think they have classes too? We get our chocolate supplies there every year!

From the owner: We offer an assortment of baking supplies, Mercken's chocolate, candy molds, custom edible images,…read moresprinkles, cake and candy boxes, over 100 flavorings, gel colors and much more!

Great little Asian grocery. Friendly, clean, well organized and a great selection of merchandise…read more Their fresh produce offerings are always fresh and varied. I highly recommend shopping here.

First time here. Was really impressed with the variety of items. Found quite a bit of amazing…read moreKorean items I have been wanting to try. Store was really clean and owner was very kind and respectful. Will definitely return asap

A doctor advised my situation could not be remedied but Lemon Drops might possibly be of some help…read more A friend mentioned how much he and an other person enjoyed Claeys Candies. That experience said shelf life seemed to be forever? I called Claeys a few times and the treatment equaled the quality and enjoyment of their products. Even the packaging and information on packaging is excellent! Their Lemon drops don't seem to age, are highly enjoyable and do give some relief.

Do not drive here. Just a warehouse, no store or way to buy candy. Go to rural king. Candy is good…read morebut this should not be a yelp location.

I lived in Chicago for ten years, right in the city, not out in some far-flung suburb…read more And so I walked the city streets and rode the city buses and trains A LOT! At that time, approx. 15 years ago, Fannie May's were easy to find in Chicago and I would go in and buy a small bag of chocolates fairly often. Fannie May (the ORIGINAL company) was always a Chicago based candy business. They went bankrupt sometime around 2003 and were auctioned-off to a Canadian company who planned to capitalize on the history and cachet of the Fanny May name... from Wikipedia... "After purchasing Fannie May (and Fanny Farmer) from Archibald Candy, Alpine Confections moved production to the company's Green, Ohio-based Harry London Candies, which had been purchased by Alpine Confections a year earlier, hoping to make a profit with the history of the confectionery's brand and reopened it in October 2004." The point of all this back story is the RIDICULOUSLY HIGH PRICES at Fannie May Fine Chocolates now! I can remember prices being about half of what they are now back in the day when I lived in Chicago. (see vintage catalog from 2003) Today I went in to the Fannie May Fine Chocolates in Granger and wanted a few Lemon Creams and Orange Creams. I looked and looked and COULD NOT FIND A PRICE ON THE CHOCOLATES OR A PRICE SIGN ON THE WALL; ARE THEY SO ASHAMED OF THEIR PRICES???! (though they did have an price sign for their ice cream treats). I finally asked the lady what are their candy prices and she said $29.95 a pound!!! NOT A TYPO!!! $29.95 A POUND!!! WHAT, DOES THIS STUFF CURE CANCER???! I actually laughed after she said this, not to be rude, but because I literally could not believe it! I was already in the store and I had a craving for Lemon Creams (they can't get Orange Creams right now, they are bursting apart for no reason!!!...that's what the lady told me!). I bought four Lemon Creams and my total before the sale discount was over $4.00 dollars! That's OVER $1.00 per piece of candy!!! A LITTLE piece the size of a small peanut!!! The Fannie May company we all grew-up with is gone- and now we have Fannie May FINE Chocolates! I guess we're supposed to believe the word FINE makes these candies worth an almost 100% price increase!!! (see catalog from 2002-2003 season) So, I still like the candy (VERY MUCH!) but, the 2 stars is for the new company that is clearly only interested in rank profiteering off the decades of loyal customers who built the ORIGINAL Fannie May Candies, and I won't be spending much money with THEM.

This is a clean wonderful place to get chocolates with a wonderful staff!…read more I was coming in to get two boxes of chocolates, one for each grandmother, and needed help getting an assortment. The manager Sarah was kind and polite, helping pick out one box full of nut based chocolates and one box of creams. They where busy but she managed to take care of me quickly without me feeling rushed. The grandmothers loved their candy and it didn't cost me as much as I thought I would pay for gourmet candies. I will be shopping here again! Thanks Sarah and team!

These chocolates taste even better than they look and they look amazing so that is saying a lot!…read moreThey are truly a work of art and Yvonne will work with you to get the flavors and colors you need. I love to give the bon bons as a gift to a friend for any occasion. They come in beautiful boxes. In the winter, the hot chocolate was unbelievably good, and now I can't wait to try the gelato. Sanaa is a gem and we are so fortunate to have this business in our community. Also, the turtles are the best I've ever had!

From the owner: Our business specializes on everything chocolate related. We don't skip any process in giving you…read morequality products. We take 4 days to finish a production, since we are all for QUALITY over QUANTITY! In addition to that, we DO NOT add any preservatives to our chocolates.

We like running through Farmers Markets whenever we are in a new city - and this time we had a…read morechance to visit the South Bend, Indiana Farmer's Market ... and you should too. This Market is a year-round affair, so you can get Fresh Fruits and Vegetables (FFV) during the summer and fall months right from local growers; in the off seasons they purchase out of state FFV and thus are still able to offer better produce than one usually finds in the big supermarkets. This particular Farmer's Market is enclosed - as it would have to be to be year-round in the Midwest. There are roughly 50 individual sellers in the entire setup - which is laid out as a pair of stacked boxes - the middle being washrooms and the like. All the stalls face inside in a double row ... the center portion of the boxes being where sellers can back up their trucks. There is a little diner restaurant on one side that offers a bunch of nice meals - breakfast food and when we were there pulled pork nachos (yum). There is also a bakery stall. They have parking on site, but it is just barely enough for the crowds the Market attracts. We liked this market because it really was mostly FFV and not a bunch of stalls selling candles and the like. There even are a couple of stalls selling meat - at least one fresh and one frozen. Give this place a try and you'll like it.

This is a nice market with a lot of vendors. A good stop while in South Bend. I like the coffee…read moreshop that can grind different coffees for you.

Coffee was good, service was horrible. The person in charge was loud and rude. They also need to…read morelearn the rues of their own establishment.

Great ambience. Nice spot to chill. Friendly staff. And overall good location…read more This app is making me type more. So I'm doing that.

Such a very wide variety!! Something for everyone!!!!! Will definitely be going back.read more

This popcorn store is the BEST!!! The employees and the owner are fantastic to every person…read moreentering the door! They will give out samples of all the popcorn, Carmel corn, and they have so many different flavors!!! They really do the best ever to help out every customer that walk in their door!! So delicious!!!!