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    The Candy Box

    3.1 (9 reviews)
    ModerateCandy Stores
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Does anyone remember caramel popcorn discs that we used to squash a maple cream chocolate on? We had these in the 1980’s

    Yes!! We use to sell both the popcorn patty and the maple cream. Customers loved them.

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    Candy Shop

    Candy Shop

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    The Candy Shop in downtown Mystic is a true delight for anyone with a sweet tooth. Located right on…read morethe dock next to the drawbridge, it's not just a candy store--it's an experience that blends nostalgia, variety, and handcrafted quality! -Selection & Variety * Over 200 different types of candy, ranging from chocolates and fudge to classic confections and nostalgic favorites. * Handcrafted fudge is a standout, with 16 flavors made fresh daily, including specialties like dark chocolate caramel sea salt and cookies & cream. * Beyond fudge, you'll find hand-dipped caramel apples, pecan and cashew clusters, and pre-wrapped chocolates and taffies that make perfect gifts. Atmosphere & Location * The shop is family-owned and operated, adding a warm, personal touch to every visit. * Its location on the Mystic drawbridge makes it a charming stop while exploring downtown. The interior is quaint, clean, and filled with the irresistible aroma of fresh sweets. * The nostalgic vibe brings back childhood memories, making it fun for both kids and adults. Service & Experience * Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, happy to guide you through the wide selection. * The presentation of the candies and fudge is inviting, with colorful displays that make browsing a joy. * Many visitors note that the shop feels like a "sweetest place in Mystic", thanks to its combination of candy, ice cream, and fudge under one roof. Whether you're picking up a gift, indulging in a caramel apple, or just reliving childhood favorites, this shop makes every visit memorable. Cheers

    Cute little candy shop! Self service so you can choose as…read morelittle to as much as your sweet tooth desire

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    Located across from Starbucks and Cedars Steakhouse at Foxwoods Resort Casino this little candy…read moreshop opened during Labor Day Weekend this year (2014) as part of the casinos retail concourse face lift. While small, this place really packs a punch with it's charm and variety of offerings. The staff tries to great everyone who comes in and the decor is very colorful/whimsical featuring a chandelier that looks like it's made of different colors of rock candy and chocolate sculptures. There seems to be a few different sections...Jelly Belly, M&Ms, retro candy, seasonal stuff, jewelry, gummies, pillows (some scented!), stationary, bacon themed stuff (wha?), loose individually wrapped candy you can buy by the pound (reasonable at $7.95 and since it's wrapped you can put some back if you think you are spending too much), and a bakery case that holds really fancy cupcakes and Cronuts (croissant donuts). For being in the casino the prices are really reasonable on most things and downright cheap on other things (you can get a lolly pop for 25 cents or a huge pixy stick for 75 cents). The things that run a premium on price seems to be the jewelry, a few of the stuffed animals, and the cupcakes/cronuts. That said they offer discounts for veterans, tribal members, and certain players cards (King, Ace, Royal) and take players points. I got a seasonal set of jelly bellys that had eggnog and candy cane flavors that were great and a selection of cupcakes and cronuts to try with my friends. If you want to splurge I TOTALLY recommend a pumpkin spice cronut (although Cinnamon Sugar and Maple Pecan were awesome too). SOOO GOOD...while I didn't get a ton of pumpkin flavor, I got that melt on your tongue nutmeggy cinnamon sweetness that was just amazing. The Cookies & Cream, Salted Caramel, and S'more cupcakes were REALLY good too. Very rich though.. glass of milk or coffee is definitely a must nearby. There is a lot of icing/filling to cake ratio (which I enjoy) and they are very pretty so I definitely feel like I'm getting a special treat for the price. Overall I say take a quick cruise through to see if they have anything to interest you (or samples they do from time to time) and then you'll know where to go to get a fairly decent priced sweet treat to sit with you at your table/slot machine/during a show/or after dinner.

    The Candy Box - candy - Updated May 2026

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