.The McCall Candy Company is easy to miss, unless you are walking by on the sidewalk. Only a few…read morepublic parking spaces on the street, so you probably won't find any close parking. .They offer several flavors of Blue Bunny ice cream, hand scooped into waffle cones. There are a lot of ice cream stores around this area of town, so I would not return here for ice cream, although the huckleberry was better than average. .Strange, how this place shares the main door on the sidewalk with another business. Its quite small, and with six adults in the store at one time, it feels crowded. No place to sit inside, just one bench on the sidewalk outside. .It appears they make some of their own candy. But I wasn't really interested in that. Do NOT bring your Discover or AMEX cards here. Five dollars minimum charge.

Stopped in because of the sign in the window for homemade fudge…read more Unfortunately, we bought three big slices and it was hard and stale. Not sure when it was made, but not recently. Very disappointing.

When in Boise you got to visit this store. They have a lot of the old time candy. I picked up some…read moreSugar Daddy's, a Zero bar, and some Silly Putt. My Granddaughter will love them. It was fun to see bubblegum cigars and candy cigarettes again. The lady behind the counter was supper nice. Directed me to some old favorites. They even have old commercials playing on a TV. It's a cool spot.

Absolutely gem of a candy spot. Highly recommend. Definitely coming back. Feel like we were in…read moreWilly wonkas type candy shop!!!!

This is such a cute little ice cream stop that is a must to visit in McCall. We didn't try any of…read morethe fancy cones that are so cute and sound delicious but the server made recommendations to us when we ordered. I had the vegan salted Carmel with caramel syrup and my husband got chocolate peanut butter and the server layered it with chocolate fudge and a drizzle- It looked like death by chocolate:). We enjoyed our delicious treats as we sat on a bench overlooking the marina. We went back two days later to get more ice cream... we got the same ice cream but both got marshmallow topping and I got pecans. The line was not bad in this place compared to ice cream alley well worth going to. Is reasonable price, only paid $14 for our bowls of deliciousness:)

Great ice cream and good candy/chocolate selection…read more All the candy is pre-bagged instead of serve yourself candy canisters. The staff was very helpful and attentive. Their pricing is reasonable and the ice cream tastes like a better quality than other options in McCall. My kids love coming here whenever we visit. The shop is small, but there are some barstools setup for indoor seating. I love the bright colored walls, but I do wish you could mix and match the candy in one bag instead of having to purchase multiple bags of candy to get different flavors.

I had their custom made gourmet Black Forest S'more at the Indian River Christmas Light…read moreCelebration. It was honestly the best s'more I've had in my life. They hand made the cookies, & marshmellow, and the chocolate was custom as well. Delicious! It was a very nice break on our walk through the lights.

Same owners, same yumm...arshmallows with a different name, Creekside Mallow Co. , which was…read morechanged roughly July or August 2020 for reason that they discovered the other name was already in use. See shot of their insta page lined here to confirm. https://www.instagram.com/p/CDsIxFKpKXV/ The new name appears on bags now and in addition to being able to buy them at the Caldwell downtown store you can find Creekside marshmallows at Albertson's Market Street stores in Boise and Meridian and also at the new Winco in Meridian at Chinden and Linder.

We found our new sweet shop! Stopped by for the first time and had the most pleasant experience!…read more I couldn't help myself, and grabbed the lot! The kids picked out marshmallow pops which were so cute, decorated for Halloween! I picked out a bag of huckleberry chocolates for the hubby! And for myself, truffles! These are the BEST! We split a pumpkin, dirty banana, and a peppermint one. Omgsh so delicious! We also grabbed some chocolate pretzel sticks too. These were also so yummy! I appreciate how affordable literally everything in the shop was. This makes it easier to come back and reward the kids more often. Lady at the front was super friendly and great with the kids. We enjoyed talking with her. The shop is so adorable and decorated. She organizes all her goods in a way that's easy to browse all options without visually overwhelming you. Top to bottom, it is spic and span. That always makes me happy knowing food is prepped in a hygienic environment. We're all excited to come back and try new flavors and treats!

Sweet find, literally and figuratively, of this handcrafted confectionary when we noted the…read moreBluebird sign out front as we zipped down Blaine Street on our way to Cliff's Market (to buy local melons and peaches) yesterday. So we ended yesterday's Caldwell "buy local" excursion by returning to Bluebird Confections to find the "ahhh"-roma as we walked in of in house made caramel, individually wrapped and also chocolate covered, in various flavor combinations. They also make truffles and chocolate dipped marshmallow pop and everything is made on site. The hand wrapped caramels are sold in bags (of a dozen $10) or individually and come in multiple flavors and combinations. Wrapped caramels have little samples to try to help you decide if you're torn among all the many options. A bag of bourbon-pecan caramels came home with us to pass along to our originally from Kentucky next door neighbor along with some of the cutely decorated marshmallow pops ($1.75) for the children. We bought a bag of beer-pretzel caramels for ourselves along with a couple of truffles (cherry and huckleberry). Truffles and the chocolate covered caramels can be purchased individually or in clear gift worthy small boxes. Some of the truffle and caramel flavors are all year long offerings (like sea salt) and some are seasonal offerings, like the huckleberry available in this season. Local ingredients are used in making these confections and you can taste the quality. Because caramels are fresh made there is a "best by" date on the bottom of each bag and the owner shared with us if one doesn't want to eat them prior to that (the date on ours was about a month out) that they store indefinitely in the freezer. (But, "hahahahaha" we said, they will not make it a full week at our house. Still, frozen caramels sound delicious!) SERVICE: The owner helped us make our selections and answered our questions about the business and her splendid service is part of what made shopping here a sweet experience. LOCATION: Blaine Street is near downtown Caldwell and was once upon a time a street of residences so businesses here were once old houses. If you recognize the Bluebird Confections house as onceuponatime location of The Sweetspot Bakery your memory would be right on that. (That bakery moved into more commercial space a few blocks away.) PARKING: Blaine is a one way street now pretty busy access way to downtown and it has no on street parking. But there is a driveway alongside Bluebird that leads to a small lot behind the building and a paved walkway at the side leading to the front entrance. ACCESSIBILITY: Two ADA spots in the back lot (sadly, one of them seems occupied by a vehicle without ADA placard or plate by someone who works at the pet salon next door). Accessible path to the front door includes a ramp up so all people who want to shop for splendid confections can do that. LOO: None so plan accordingly. PS: They take special orders and with fall and winter holidays straight ahead, a good time to consider adding these to your gift list! SURPRISE!: They have licorice caramels in their line up and while I didn't buy any this time, a bag of those will come home with us next time we're in. If you haven't tried licorice caramels before they are a bees-knees combination!

I visited Cravin's about a month before my trip to Rome to try their gelato. The visit and the…read moregelato did not disappoint. I arrived about 45 minutes before closing, and the young lady managing the store was super friendly and helpful. I explained that I wasn't sure what time they closed because the information on Yelp and Google did not match. She said she would update the operating hours to match. There's a lot of sugar inside, and the sweet aroma smacks you in the face the moment you open the door. I walked around the store, asked a bunch a questions, and then made my way to the gelato. The young lady explained that the gelato is made by a man from California, and it is brought in fresh. There are a lot of flavors to choose from, and they all look amazing. While I was trying to choose, I was offered many samples, which did help me decide on my choice. I got some gelato for myself and some for my wife, who was patiently waiting at home. While it didn't live up to gelato stand by the Trevi fountain or near St. Marks Basilica in Venice, it was damn good. If you're craving sweets, make sure to check Cravin's Candy Emporium.

Megyn the person working was super helpful and very kind!! Amazing atmosphere will be going here…read moreagain!

I absolutely love that old school shoppes like this still exist!…read more We loved their peanut brittle and toffee. They have some pretty Idaho classics with potato themes. Not a big selection, but nicely displayed and FREE SAMPLES! Just a little factory in an older but well kept building with an older lady sitting behind a tiny counter (stacks of paperwork behind her), ready to take your order or answer questions! You get the picture. They have several antique items and machinery. Behind a windowed door you can peek into the factor that concocts these delicious things!

This is one of the coolest buildings in downtown Boise. The Idaho Candy Company has rich history in…read moreBoise, they are still making their popular spud bars in this factory. I've recently tried more of their candies - the Huckleberry Gems, the Vandal Bar, and the Bronco Bites. I adore how they keep the Idaho pride with their themed candies. I recently went there with my family, and we got a little bit of everything, took it home, and had a cutting to try pieces of all of their chocolates. They even had a bag of toffee shaped like little potatoes. They are very thoughtful about the products they make, and it's all high-quality very delicious! I hear they are doing tours soon (can't wait!), but in the meantime, I frequent the shop to get gifts for clients and friends. Who doesn't love some local candy? My family loves this place.

In California we have a place that I guess is kind of nationwide now called See's Candies....and I…read morethought oh what a cool name Lee's Candies and I know they have nothing to do with each other but just reminds me of them....I stopped by the store to try out some chocolate which I rarely eat nowadays.... The gal who helped me out was really friendly and helpful.... I have 2 things I recall liking from these shops one is molasses chips... My honest opinion See's is better maybe because it is crunchier and more dense...these seemed to be lighter but they were still good.... Next is Butter Almond Toffee....Yes this definitely was on par and great crunch and taste.....

Stopped in while visiting Boise and Lee's did not disappoint!! We bought a few truffles, all were…read morescrumptious and high quality. Kind, helpful staff (the owner?) and very reasonable prices for the quality of the confections. Will always come here whenever I am in town.

Gourmet gear ! Everything for your kitchen And table!!! The tasty treats of olives and cheeses…read morealong with 1,000's YES 1,000's of great kitchen/dining gifts .... A specialty store not to miss!

See pic: letters in windows above sign spell out RESIST. What am I supposed to resist - shopping…read morethere? Is this a political statement? I don't get it. Is it supposed to be a joke to see if I can resist buying their wares? I don't get it. This signage does not make me feel welcome.

I could not find the place. Some prominent signage would have been a help. Sounds amazing if you…read morecould find it.

"Proudly made in Nampa, Idaho" is printed on each Emilee's Candee's bag or box. The adverb is well…read moreused as the pride in creating a great product results in the wonderful taste for customers to enjoy. You won't find Emilee's Candees in a dedicated storefront but the treats can be found at some local merchants. Like Stella's Ice Cream (another Nampa originated business) at their new Eagle location which is where my husband and I found a selection of Emilee's. We have only begun our goal of trying all of Emilee's treats. Based on early going we highly recommend the Dark Chocolate Almond Toffee. A 4 oz bag is just the right size to be shared by two and at only $5.00 it is a great buy for top quality. Beer caramels covered in chocolate are next on our list if they aren't sold out before we can get to them. No web site for Emilee's but Emilee's Candees can be found on Facebook and in addition to the phone number listed on the Yelp page you can reach them at emileescandees@gmail.com.