02/09/24 Daughter texting me at 1:10pm: 'mom, how do you…read moremake leis? I need to make 6' Me: 'depends what kind you're making but candy leis are the easiest. When do you need them? Don't say tonight.' Daughter: 'Tonight' She was attending the high school rugby senior night and wanted to give leis to her cousins and friends. I was making them in the truck while we were parked at the stadium. 45 minutes total. Thank goodness Candy warehouse came to the rescue on this one. I usually use gumballs but they didn't have the purple we needed. So I opted for chocolate kisses. This worked just as good as the gumballs. We made a total of 7 candy leis with a 4 lb bag. Approximately 400 pieces. Same day order and pick-up. So convenient. Will definitely continue to buy our bulk candies here for all our events!

I see why they're moving to Texas not best customer service. Actually was pretty rude. It's…read morelooking pretty empty prices are 50% off..

I bought a coke and a small candy bar for my grandson. price was $10. insane. That candy sells for…read more$1.25 and coke $1.50 in all stores. This place is a rip off

I went into Candy Land to get some candy and was overwhelmed by a such a great selection of sweets!…read moreThe owner is so amazing & helpful. Best candy store in the Dallas area.

The ambience was good. The tamales with queso were tasty. I got some fresh nopales and decided to…read morealso get some chicharrones. The customer service at the food serv was less than stellar. The lady in charge kept talking with the other lady and took longer. Well, I got the chicharrones to go. Bad choice! They were stale and had no flavor! I waited for the next day and decided to return them. They had a stale smell. When the guy at the register asked me why I was returning them, I said, try tasting them if you are brave. If the dog eats it, the dog will die. No, I will not be going back.

Love this supermarket! We came for fresh fish in the seafood section and found so many other items…read moreand Latin specialties, at great prices! Whenever we're in Texas, now we know where to come.

10 Stars for Central Market! I used to think Central Market…read morewas only for rich people with fancy carts and truffle oil addictions... until I learned the tricks. First tip: sign up for their newsletter--I got a $5 coupon just for joining. Then the deals kept rolling in. But the real game-changer? Their app. Sometimes they'll drop a coupon on top of an already discounted item. Last time it was strawberries--already on sale, and boom, $2 off coupon applied. I felt like I hacked the system. Their special tasting events are my favorite thing ever. I sign up on Eventbrite the second I get the email (gotta secure that spot!). You get a $5 coupon and you get to wander the store sampling delicious goodies like a VIP foodie. Yes please. I shop here like 4 times a week (don't judge me), and I know most of the crew by now. Everyone is always smiling, chill, and genuinely helpful. Had an issue once with a product--Manager Joseph refunded it without a receipt and didn't grill me about it. Just handled it. Respect. Yes, they have fancy stuff. Yes, you can spend your whole paycheck here if you're feeling bougie. But also? They have budget-friendly gems. Celery here is cheaper than Aldi, Trader Joe's, or Whole Foods--and it's always crunchy and delicious. Same goes for cucumbers, parsley, radishes. Fresh and fabulous. Their seafood specials are fire and I've never been disappointed. Plus, you'll find wild, random, amazing products that no one else carries. It's like a treasure hunt with snacks. So yeah--Central Market is my happy place. Come for the deals, stay for the vibes. See you in the produce aisle?

I don't come here often as it's a bit too far of a drive. When I do, I'm on the hunt for something…read morein particular. When it comes to the ambience or the vibe of the store, that will depend on the people there at the time. I noticed that in this store, as well as in the H-E-B store far north, they can both have the same hit or miss vibe. And the vibe is either very very friendly or very, very snobby. I'm not taking away points as this is not the store's fault. That's just the vibe that I get. With that being said, I can always find amazing items at both stores, especially this one. You cannot beat the stellar selection at the store. A couple of the items that I like to come here to get are the plumcots and John Kelly chocolates. Those chocolates are stellar. Of course, I will definitely be back to Central Market but it will never be the number one store for me because of said vibe . I do also want to add to be very careful when you're driving in the parking lot here because the spaces are tight and people drive really chaotic. Overall, I do like the shopping experience, but again it just depends on the day.

We love central market. They have the freshest produce, best cheese and bread selection, most…read moredelicious, fresh cut meat, largest wild and fresh fish, best salad bar, wonderful coffee and tea bar, fabulous desserts, beautiful flowers, and the friendliest, kindest, most helpful staff of any store in Dallas!!! Nell, at the cafe checkout is super kind, helpful, thoughtful, and exceptional in customer service. She makes our weekly visit extra special!

This is a great grocery store and part of our weekly rotation. It works for standard groceries, but…read morethey also have an outstanding produce selection, as well as many premade meals and sides that you can acquire for a quick take-home dinner. They have a sizable selection of beef and seafood. The beef includes both Wagyu and dry-aged choices, so you can get some really unique cuts here. They have a large beer and wine section as well. The way the store is organized is straightforward and makes for a fun circuitous walk-through. If you are looking for traditional brand items, you may be disappointed. There is a heavy focus on organics, but I also like the fact that they have many local brands. Staff are always friendly and helpful, and we rarely wait long for checkout.

Awesome, perfect for all catering needs and more. Costco Business Center has cycling pig, goat,…read moreand lamb (cut or whole). Cases of: prime & choice beef, whole chicken or whole chicken, chicken sections, pork, seafood and so much more. Great prices the throughout the store. Helpful customer service..

Mehh, at first I thought this Costco had just opened or that it was only for the Business members…read more There are not a lot of cars in the parking lot and definitely not even close to the amount of shoppers you'd expect to see during the week of Thanksgiving when I went. They did have the majority of things I wanted (and some things I didn't like a whole frozen lamb!) They have a lot of Halal food here which I thought was interesting. No food court, electronics, clothing, books, dog food/toys, bakery, gas, flowers, no pharmacy, no tire center. It's a lot simpler and no fuss at this Costco. And even though that is a MAJOR plus for me, I need more food options, gas, and be able to fill up my tires so I'll continue to go to my local Costco.

Is is every not fun to tour a cool, retro candy store? Downtown Carrollton has this gem of a place…read morethat is loaded with unusual candies and media tie-in lunch boxes and scented candles. Its Spencer's meets Rocket Fizz. Barf and Ranch Dressing sodas are in the cooler, along with obscure specialty fruit sodas that are less gross. Chunky bars, prayer candles themed after The Office and Breaking Bad characters, and a host of other items familiar, retro, and new line the displays. My one gripe is this is the kind of store it's fun to browse, but difficult to buy from because everything is so unusual and priced as such. We did buy a few things, honey sticks and some cherry drops. The guy behind the counter was notably humorless, weird for a candy store. I don't know if I've seen Willy Wonka too many times, but I kinda want the people working in a candy store to appreciate the joy of the narrative. This dude barely acknowledged me as we checked out. I think we will likely always visit Blooms when we come to Downtown Carrollton because it's kinda irresistible. It's a novelty store and a good place to find an unusual gift as you sift through the options.

I ordered a gift- never received a confirmation email , tracking number. No one responded to my…read moreemails. After calling and speaking to the staff multiple times it turns out USPS hasn't received the item. Their response "call USPS". Horrible way to do business! Still waiting for the manager to call me back and get this remedied.

My first time going was on Dollar day. I arrived around 10:30, and it was already pretty busy and…read morebaskets were full. I couldn't stay long enough to wait for them to put more stuff out. I think the do that around 12pm. But it was mostly scrappy stuff left in the bins. The set prices only apply to the bins that you search through. But, they also have other items that vary in price with pretty good deals. I'll have to update when I go on the 12 dollar day. It's a little messy and you need time and patience. Plus people are sometimes really close and reach all over you. So definitely be prepared for that, especially if it's a big deal day. So, if don't like people being all in your personal space, this might not be for you. I can deal with it sometimes, but some days I have to leave, cause it's just too many people. This was my first time here. But I've also been to one in Duncanville many times, that's has a similar set up.

I was finally told (after questioning it many times) that there is a 3% upcharge when paying with a…read morecard. If you pay with cash, no upcharge. That's fine, just wish I could have gotten this info when asking the first 10 times.