We purchased Peanut Butter Dream candy and it was the best confection that I have had in a very…read morelong time. I found the 2nd piece in my purse a week later and it was still sooooo good!

Any place that tries to pass off fake smiskis and merchandise is an automatic 1 star. Aren't you…read moreembarrassed when you sell that to people? I warned my girlfriend it was fake, and she wanted to get it anyways. She couldn't even tell from the outside, and you were only too willing to sell it to unsuspecting people, I can't imagine how many kids you've tried to trick with the same thing.

Cute little candy shop inside Seaport Village. We enjoyed looking around and buying some of their…read moreunique treats. The girl who worked there even validated our parking ticket too!

Found this sweet hidden gem while exploring the streets of San Diego in Seaport Village! Cute…read moreinterior and exterior. They have such an array of sweets and chocolates like their wall of gummy bears of different flavors. This place locked a lot of memories from childhood sweets. I ended up getting a Twix ice cream bar since it's a warm day in San Diego and I was craving something extra sweet. It was a great purchase that hit the spot with speedy service. Definitely come by if you have a sweet tooth craving.

I can't even tell you how much I love having this little shop in the neighborhood. I usually just…read moreget some fresh fudge, but one of my friends loves filling up a little bag of assorted candy when we visit together. It's great for a sweet treat and to lean into the nostalgia of the kind of candy stores I grew up visiting. I went recently and learned they added.... Apparel. ;-) Not the nostalgic kind, the leather wearing adult kind that is absolutely perfect for the Hillcrest neighborhood. I love living here. I can't wait until I have friends visit this summer and can take them here for some delicious fudge and surprises.

After a quick meal in Hillcrest, we stopped in here to check out the goods. The Candy Pushers is…read morefull of all the sweets you could want, along with other items like candied apples, shakes, and even truffles! They have a good assortment of gummy candies, as well as novelty items like keychains, trinkets, and innuendo-esque items (in chocolate form), if you know what I mean. If you're looking for a good gag gift that's actually edible, you can find them here! The employees are really friendly and engaged in polite conversation as we shopped. The store is kept clean and it's very inviting, although I wouldn't recommend bringing small kids inside, lol. You are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings while in here!

I stopped in to peruse while meandering my way around Old Town. While I didn't buy anything, prices…read moreseemed reasonable and they had a wide selection of candy products. It had an old-timey feel, which was nice to experience.

10 years ago, only $16.00 per pound for the delicious Salt Water taffy and Jelly beans; welcome to…read more2026, $20.00 per pound! $58.00 in total. Excellent selection and easy parking directly behind the candy shop. Small Carmel popcorn is $9.00 for a small bag. Open daily till 8 pm. Friendly staff.

Popped in for a quick walk around this candy shop.It is so super cute…read more They have a little sweater station where they can press decals on for you.They even have a make your own mix and match candy bar in the back.Looks like they make their own popcorn too. Pots and lots of variety, so much candy in here. Smells so good and so sweetly addicting.As soon as you walk in the service here was great.And everybody was very kind.We were checked out very promptly, and there is not a lack of options here.

The manager was super kind enough to show us around the store and explain everything. They're known…read morefor their pickle kits! So much variety. We ended up just getting chocolate almonds and marzipan.

Peruvian pearls of chocolate? Never tried them before! But let me tell you that they pair perfectly…read morewith any San Diegan craft beer! I went to a party where chocolates of various corners of the worlds where paired with the very local Stone brewery liquids and the one that caught my attention more was the sweetness of sweet Marcie Shapiro's chocholates. She has been in the chocolate industry since 2005 and her business is locally based even if focusing in Peruvian cocoa to craft her different offerings. Her motto is "connecting people through chocolate" and she is all about organic, renewable energy and Eco-friendliness:) After she informed that many of her creations can be found at Jimbo's and other local markets, I am going to check for this brand at the dessert aisles and who knows if I will then throw a beer-choco pairing party myself!

The cashier lady who yesterday night around 7- 8pm was very friendly!…read more I could tell she was giving me a sincere, warm thank you for making a purchase. Ambiance is a well lit store & plenty of chocolate desserts to select from.. At least they're open somewhat late if you're craving sweets. ** EVERY DAY THEY'RE OPEN 10AM - 7 PM

Love this place! Friendly, helpful staff, delicious treats and always a pleasure to walk in & get…read moresome chocolates. I come here every time I am staying in Coronado, it's a tradition now. It is pricey but it's a vacation treat & the chocolate, especially the truffles, are worth it!

Yelp shows them as active but they are no longer at the location as advertised. I went to go…read morelooking for lollipops as advertised on "their" website. Waste of my time and gas. Yelp needs to update.

Beware with prices--signs everywhere says "candy bag $4.95"…read more But when I went to purchase, gal rings me up as $6.95. I pointed out the signs and she flatly tells me "chocolate is $6.95" no price signs indicated chocolate bags were $6.95!! I told her "you may want to make that more clear. All the signs say otherwise." She sarcastically says "oh, ok." This was my 2nd visit and both times were not favorable. Won't go back.