My Daughter and I were going to see "Wonka" at the Del Amo Mall, and wanted to enhance the…read moreexperience with some unique candy's. I called the Candy Station to find out where they were located, the person that answered the phone was very personable and helpful. After hanging up, they sent me a text with directions and also told me to ask for a 15% discount when making my purchase. When we arrived, the person working was very kind to my 2 yr old daughter and helped her pick some candy. For sure will be going back.

Just a heads up: If you're ever on a quest to find freeze dried Skittles with the kid you do Big…read moreBrothers with and your journey takes you all the way to Torrance, this candy cart is NOT in the Del Amo Fashion Center. It is located in the nearby Del Amo Shopping Center. Apparently it's the South Bay equivalent to mixing up the Beverly Center with the Beverly Connection. Once we finally found the Candy Station, the woman working was nice and friendly but holy cow were the freeze dried Skittles expensive. Those things are like crack but they were priced as we were buying a kilo of 100% pure Bolivian Marching Powder.

This place is not very big but has plenty of different kinds of candy, especially the colorful…read moreones. It's run by a cheerful lady who helped me find exactly what I was looking for (pop rocks!) This is a great little shop to find a specific candy or to look for fun new things to try!

The good: I came and got 2 mini lollipops and some chocolate…read morecovered raisins for my kiddos (total around $11). I remember coming to Sweet Factory (other locations) as a kid each time I went to the mall. They're located on the top floor of the mall by the food court. The bad: The chocolate covered raisins were very expensive and too sweet. They were also in a sealed plastic bag that upon opening fell everywhere. The chocolates are located in the back of the register area. This location is smaller than other locations The interesting: All of the candies are prepackaged now in plastic bags so you don't use tongs to grab the quantity that you want.

Love the snacks , chocolates and just the products they carry . So happy they are still open after…read morethinking they closed down only to find out they relocated ! Phew !!

We love this place, been going there for over 20 years, even thru their relocation. So happy they…read morehave remained open! Liss Jackson and family

The ladies who have helped me greeted me when I walked in and offered their help. They answered my…read morequestion when I had one. One girl would always give me the correct size bag, along with tissue paper and samples of any new flavors. The last girl., she used a small bag and didn't give me tissue paper, but asked me at the end when I was paying. And I said yes, I would like some tissue paper. The products are good. I like the gummy bears sweet-and-sour ones. I like that my purchases accumulate points that I can use later. Anyway, it would be nice to have consistent good customer service.

Omg! I just had the best experience at sugarfina…read more Natasha, was so helpful and her customer services is superb. She went over and beyond to help me find the candy i was looking for. She even went on the computer checking locations and websites to ensure I could find what I was looking for. She even provided me samples of her favorite candies for me to take with me and try. It's been a while since I received customer service to this degree. If you go to this location ask for Natasha you won't be disappointed!

Hi Brazil has everything I need whenever I am craving the flavors of home…read more They offer a great variety of products, from items imported from Brazil to frozen food made locally by people who live here. That makes a big difference because it is not just industrial products. It is the kind of food you get used to when you have lived in Brazil for a long time. I can find amazing coxinha, pamonha, bolo de rolo, and pão de queijo. Everything feels authentic and familiar. I also love coming here for the experience. It is always nice to shop, chat for a bit, and be surrounded by people who remind me of the warmth and friendliness of home. If you want to try something from Brazil, this is definitely a place I recommend. Even if it is just a chocolate or some cookies, it is worth it.

Such a great little store stocked up with so many goodies! They also have pastels every other…read moreweekend (or is it every 3 weeks?) I'm not sure how often but they were delicious too! Staff was very friendly and helpful too can't wait to be back!

Hurry folks hurry!…read more If you are an advent fan of the cashew brittle covered in that delicate white chocolate, you better get yours now! Not sure if corporate is watching, but please resupply the See's stores in So Cal with more Cashew Brittle product! While I'm a lot closer to the OG Fox Hills Mall location in Culver city, I am willing to travel in search of the gold standard for white chocolate/ cashew brittle from Sees! But guess what? No one seems to be able to get it anymore! In any case, Adrian T-pictured, was the CSA (customer service All Star) of this experience. Adrian went digging for me, and since the available supply of the white chocolate covered cashew brittle is currently so low, they are opening up boxes for their customer base-which is a smart move. I lucked up and he found three of them and didn't charge me. Thanks Adrian T, your credit to the See's Candies brand!

Chocolate is pricey. Good chocolate is pricier. Pretentious chocolate is priciest. See's is good…read morechocolate. Shops are everywhere and who doesn't love a pristine, nostalgic chocolate shop where boxes and boxes of candies are stacked with military precision? You can't walk in without a being offered or handed a sample. What's not to love? I'd sign up for this every. Single. Time. Of course we were greeted by a sweet lady right when we walked in. This isn't our usual See's shop, but its proximity to church made it a "must stop in" errand on our way home. We loaded up on peanut brittle, which, if you have not tried, you really must. It's delicious and unsurprisingly, addicting. Two of the big boxes will last less than a month. Yup, I admitted that. I tried Scotchmallows for the first time. I'm now addicted to the dark chocolate ones. A tin of "Littles" will set you back $25 but will satisfy your chocolate and sweet craving. And I'd offer these as gifts because they're the perfect size in a nifty tin. Gotta love that convenience. A couple of 1lb boxes for gifts and we were on our way. Take advantage of the $5 coupons and the Happy Habit rewards for gift cards when you spend more than $40 a month for 3, 5 and 7 months. Easy to do if you find yourself with a nagging craving or friends and associates who love to receive candy gifts. Chocolate is as chocolate does. If that isn't a famous quote, it should be.

I've been to this place many times -- every time I go to Manhattan Beach, I believe…read more Today, I tried the strawberry flavor. You can see the actual bird of strawberries in the ice cream scoop. And their scoops aren't tiny -- they are the full, overflowing scoop of ice cream. The staff is helpful and friendly. You can try some flavors before you decide what you want to get. Today, the inside was decorated for the World Cup 2026 fans, and there definitely were some global visitors, judging by the languages I overheard in the line while waiting for my turn.

Manhattan Beach Creamery is an independent, local Manhattan Beach landmark worth a stop for anyone…read morevisiting the area - and multiple visits if they are to your taste. While I've been here a few times this is my first formal review. I came with my family one Sunday evening on a hot July day, bypassing several chains on the way, including the new(er) Salt and Straw across the street. The inside is packed to the brim with sweets, small toys, and people, much like a candy shop of old. After reaching the front of the winding line our family shared a Banana Split ($13) - three scoops of ice cream, a split banana, hot fudge, a single dry topping (we chose coconut), whipped cream, and a trio of cherries - about as classic as it comes. The ice cream was good but not exceptional. The chocolate and strawberry were fairly generic, but I liked the third scoop of banana foster ice cream which had a nice banana kick. I doubt this ice cream is home made. The complements and construction to the sundae were great, however, and the flavors came together well. As I would hope for a location like this, the staff are local youths who served with patience and passion. In cases throughout the store are several of their other specialties - ice cream cookie sandwiches, dipped frozen bananas, and more - inviting repeat visits. Prices are elevated but not crazy for such a trendy area, although I would say with the middling quality of the ice cream a couple dollars less would be fine. Overall, Manhattan Beach Creamery is a local landmark worth at least a single visit for anyone in the area. If you can get past the generic, if a little boring, ice cream flavor and rampant commodification of the interior, you'll find a classic ice cream parlor with great service and history. Is it worth a repeat visit? I leave that to you. Food: 4/5 Service: 4.5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Value: 4/5

My niece wanted mochi for their graduation treat. I tried to…read moresee what was available in SD. I did read about this little spot. It is located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace. They have a lot of very nice pricey packaged goodies(special Japanese chocolate and peach jellies and fancy mochis) in the front area. I ended up near the window displays towards the back. I was eyeing up the cream buns. (red bean, custard, matcha, chocolate) I have never seen these before, but I decided to not get these since they do not contain mochi. Right beside them are the Mochi creams. They had many different flavors, it definitely took me some time to decide. (some are: red bean, mango, green tea, peach yoghurt, apple pie, blueberry yoghurt, strawberry shortcake, choco Banana, white chocolate, chocolate, Black sesame, raspberry) These have the wonderful mochi on the outside with the flavored filling inside with soft sweet white cream in the middle). I will say the mochi on the outside is super delicious, it was chewy and incredibly soft. I have had my fair share of mochi and it's very good here. There were the flavors we got: 1. Black Sesame: 3/5 2. Strawberry Shortcake 4/5 3. Green tea 4/5 4. Red bean 4/5 5. Mango- 5/5 Each piece is not cheap, but I think they are pretty good. They come frozen and you place them in your fridge to thaw. I do think they recommend you eat them within 24 hours. They also do carry mochi ice cream too, but I could not these since they would have melted. I have had mochi ice cream before but not from here, I'll be coming back to try at some point in time. We did try special peach jelly mochies (packaged), they were indeed good but for the price of them, I do not think I'd get them again. (mochi on the outside was incredibly soft especially for it being packaged) Service: 5/5 Ambiance 4/5 Food: 4/5

The desserts shop is located near the entrance of Mitsuwa. They carry variety of sweets, cookies,…read morechocolates, and seasonal treats. I think most items are overpriced, expect $30+ per box of treats.

They do one thing and they do it well. Staff are helpful and friendly. Store is clean and well…read morekept. Prices have gone up in recent years but this location still gives a service member discount. If you like See's you'll agree with five stars. If you have a yen for another chocolate, you'll disagree.

All of the locations of See's Candies are great. This one is as well. The store is always so clean…read moreand well stocked. They make the best chocolates. Their prices are fair and this place is always clean and they give free samples. They have great holiday items, for any holiday really. Right now they are doing graduation. They just finished Mother's Day. The staff is super. They will direct you, but what you want is easy to fine. You can buy a few from their show case or you can get a box in various sizes. My husband loves the Almond Royal's that come in a tin. They are large almonds soaked in chocolate. We love all of their candy. Whatever you want in the way of chocolate they have it. You can also order on line, but then you don't get the free samples.

I know if this store was open, it would have been 5+ stars! Unfortunately, this store is closed…read moreand completely empty. Yelp has the store listed as open, with their hours, and the website is still up. We drove up to the area from Orange County and I was really looking forward to visiting. From the other pics and reviews, it looked like a nice place with lots of local Hawaiian finds. I hope they have the opportunity to open up a store somewhere else. I had not been to the South Bay Galleria in years, and it is clear that it is now a dead mall. So sad .

I attended the grand opening with some of my best friends. Very excited to support the owners Lani…read more& Tom. There was a traditional Hawaiian chant to bless the opening. Live hawaiian music playing by a trio. Tini Grey and his sons. Swag bags to first 25 customers who made purchases and an opportunity raffle for some great prizes as well. The store was bright and colorful definetly giving aloha vibes. Choke full of island designed clothing and originally handmade tee shirts. Hawaiian decor, snacks, jewelry, gift and novelty items, kids island style toys, beauty & bath items and even ukukeles. There is something for EVERYONE and at various price points from $-$$. Highly recommend. Go check them out and feel the ALOHA spirit.