Candyland

Nirupa Patel 5 months ago

I purchased two Milka chocolates, and they turned out to be expired. I also noticed that the expiration dates had been removed from the chocolate bars, which is very concerning. This is unacceptable, as consuming expired products could pose health risks, especially for children. I strongly advise others to avoid buying from this place, and I believe this issue should be reported to the health or food safety authorities.

Disney Girl 8 months ago

There are no scales to see how much candy you are putting into your bag. Got about half a cup of 4 flavors of jelly beans. Got to the counter and it rang up $36 dollars. 2 cups of jelly beans do not cost $36. My daughter really wanted to try them so I went ahead and bought them. Got home and they are the stalest most horrible tasting jelly beans. These things have to be a year old. We can barely chew them because they are so hard. Complete waste of money. I wish I had read these reviews before going in.

Hannah Dib 10 months ago

I would give 0 stars if it was an option. This store is absolutely disgusting and should be investigated for their food safety and handling practices. I will be filing a complaint with our local health department as well. They sell partially opened candy and act like it’s no big deal because it’s “how they receive it from the manufacturer”. Not only is it WAY overpriced to begin with, but I would not trust consuming any products here after noticing several partially opened and exposed foiled chocolates I purchased. There is no saying what the chocolate had come in contact with before actually being packaged into the bag. To go a step further, the customer service was horrible to deal with to try and get a refund. There are a million places to get candy from - choose anywhere else! 🤢🤮😷

Amber Shelby a year ago

If I could give zero stars I would this place is nasty and the candy is ancient and the place is terrible do not go to this place for candy EVER. I didn't read the reviews and thats my fault but this place is not the place to go for candy they overpriced everything and its not worth it the candy tastes old and it looks like it has been there since 2020. They need to throw all the candy away and start of new and once again DO NOT GO

Barbara A 7 years ago

This is a genius concept, especially given the location near the AMC movie theater inside the same mall. There is a varied selection of bulk gummies, jelly bellies, m&m's, etc. priced at $2.25 per 1/4 pound. It seemed clean enough to ignore the gross factor of buying bulk candy out of bins. There were even a few lonely bins in a "Sugar Free" section. The variety of bins are so exciting that you may miss the fact that there are NO scales available nearby to budget your choices. Pretty genius. Except for one thing: the sheer shock of the actual cost when the cashier rings you up risks repeat business. Two groups of young teens ahead of us were surprised and scrambled to borrow from others to cover it. The candy itself was not worth it. It tasted stale and some flavors were mixed in with others.