I know the store has a plenty of good stuff, but the gold there are the little chocolates. I bought…read morea box of 6 bombons for my birthday. It was delicious. The service is amazing and the store is colorful and happy, super good vibe.Price is reasonable.

Great service and fresh amazing chocolate! I am blown away at how fresh the Sea Foam always is!…read moreAlways grateful it isn't rock hard inside. Chocolate covered potato chips are to die for, but unfortunately, when we stopped in yesterday, you were completely out. Love both of your locations and happy I don't have to travel to Cannon Beach to Bruce's candy store or Goodys in central Oregon to get equivalent!

I always love a stop at the sweet factory to feel like a kid again (only now I'm a kid that can…read moreafford a huge sugar high). The prices are up there (more then $3 for .25 lb). But when I'm going to a movie I pay $4.50 for a box of candy so the price for sweet factory factory feels like a deal!

Sweets galore!! as it should be however a place so very small and confined. Good service but hard…read moreto maintain order.

It's a bulk candy paradise and what's not to love about that? I've seen some reviews complaining…read moreabout unclear pricing, but I found it pretty straightforward. Plus, you can always ask the staff to pop your bag on the scale if you want to check your total as you go. Is it a bit of a splurge? Sure. But you're paying for the convenience of snacking while you shop or grabbing a "bulk candy salad" of your favorite gummies before heading into the movie theater next door. The selection is a decent size, and while the open air environment means a few pieces are on the firmer side, it's still a blast to browse. With friendly service, fun trinkets, and occasional giveaways, this is a spot I'll definitely keep frequenting!

Wait staff are wonderful. The store is clean and colorful and filled to the brim with all kinds of…read moregoodies. But . . . many of the bin treats I tried seemed tired, old, dry, and lacking in high end candy store flavor. The Jordan Almond candies tasted less than sweet and a bit dry and stale. The other candies were lacking, too - lacking in taste, sweetness, and richness, that I would have expected from a specialty store rather than being met with an over the counter type candy experience. :(

Really cute store! Lots of weird options, was fun to look at all of it…read more Ended up leaving with a bag full of sodas & candies, couldn't help myself. Everything was so interesting. I recommend the passion fruit taffy.

Fun! A real candy store still exists. So many memories in this shop. I will definitely be back at…read moreXmas for stocking stuffers. And a toy store a few doors down. So refreshing to visit these small businesses in pet friendly shopping area. With dining right around the corner.

We stopped in on Saturday to get some treats for our grandmas 99th birthday. The staff was so…read morehelpful and wrapped up the cutest box of what we chose for her. The store is decorated to perfection and has a little bit of everything for everyone. A great place to go if you need a special gift for someone.

Girl was super friendly and helpful but the items here are way too expensive. The chocolate…read moreraspberry thing I got was far too sweet and so expensive.. A lot of the products seem like they buy in bulk and repackage at a markup. It's a cute place but not sure I'll be back anytime soon.

Lollipop and Pops is a beautiful shop with great curb appeal, or rather "mall" appeal, since they…read moreare located in Washington Square. So cute, like the name, I had to wonder in. Inside is bright, with sherbet colored green walls, lots of shelves and tables stocked with beautifully wrapped candy, gift assortments, boxes of chocolates, novelty candy, gummies, lollipop, and even candy from around the world, including a large variety of Asian candies. For those wanting just an individual piece of chocolate or wanting to create a custom purchase, the counter holds individual pieces of a variety of chocolates. They have all the usual suspects - truffles, salted chocolate caramels, chocolate with nuts, cream filled and more. It was October, so there was a section dedicated to fall colors and Halloween, with candy coming in black cat boxes, candy that resembles an eyeball, witch, ghost, and of course, candy corn. Never understood the appeal of candy corn, you either love it or avoid it, but it's definitely representative of the season. Candy here is priced high, so it's more like a treat or gift, not an everyday purchase. Personally, I think they would be more profitable if they had a broader price range so it could be the candy store you always purchase something from while at the mall.

As many have said before, this place is pretty spendy but the stuff they sell all tastes delicious…read more It's always fun to window shop and ask about their products. The staff seemed extremely friendly and down-to-earth while having a lot of good suggestions on what would best fit our tastes. The shop itself has such cozy lighting and nice pastel paint, it's very welcoming and there's always something to look at.

Completely unprofessional and not clean. I'm not sure their business model but it's definitely not…read morecopacetic enough for me to want to spend any of my money there

Emma and Marco are amazing! They always provide exceptional customer service, super friendly and…read morealso very chill people. I always enjoy going into the store because of them!

Oh don't skip this shop. I know it's on a street of great…read morebougie shops but this one is charm upon charm: it's like walking into a grown-up candy store and finding wrapped bonbons that you want to try -- chocolates that are milk and dark -- all kinds of extraordinary flavors wrapped like truffles. Cherry cordials, pear cordials, apple cordials in chocolates. Caramel chocolates, chocolate caramels. Thing is it's hard for not to love the store because it has three of my favorite things: 1. chocolate: shelves and shelves of unique artisan chocolates made with skill and care from all over the world. 2. And salt -- am a VERY big fan of picking up local salts whenever one is traveling -- including actual blocks and blocks of Himalayan salt stacked. Not imitation but the real stuff. They even have fresh popcorn for you to taste the truffle salt with. 3. Lastly they have fresh cut flowers. It's like a florist and you can create your own bouquets. Beautiful specimens with structure and freshness. I have to say they also have bottles and bottles of bitters -- crafted bitters. King Floyd chief among them. The staff person was super helpful. She was kind and educational about many things.

This was quite a unique shop. A whole bunch of different types of chocolates, both local and…read moreforeign. Salts, bitters, and a few other gifty type things. The woman behind the counter was quite friendly. There was even popcorn to try with truffle salt on it. While there was nothing here that I ended up buying, it's a neat place to look around, especially if you're in the market for a salt lamp or some unique bitters as I think they had at least 50 if not a hundred different kinds.