This is a classic old market stop when you're in the area! I love most everything here, and love…read morethat it's connected to Dolci so you can stop in for a lovely café to go with your indulgent chocolate! The most recent time I stopped in, I got the mud ball, creme bon bon, and chocolate caramel peanut cluster. They were all amazing, but I think the bon bon was my favorite (and my husband's), followed closely by the caramel peanut cluster. I couldn't decide which to get, so I'm looking forward to stopping in and trying more things. There's also packaged candy choices and fudge if those are your things. The service was quick, friendly, and the only thingy that took a bit of time was waiting for the people in front of us to decide what they wanted.

This space was so cute! It's a tight space but has some nostalgic candies, fudge, other chocolates,…read morea jellybean station, all the haribo gummies you can imagine, and other yummy treats. The staff here is so kind, I mean beyond kind. Everything you would picture a candy shop to be this place is it. We love it here.

We didn't buy anything, but if you have a sweet tooth or like candy, you'll find it here…read more Pretty interesting and eclectic place and if you had nothing to do, you could spend a lot of time here. Pretty much any type of candy you want from newer current stuff to random weird candy and stuff that we grew up eating. They also have a section with vinyl records, pinball machines, toys, displays, drinks, etc. lots of photo opportunities inside and outside the place. Seems like one of the places you should check out if you're in Omaha or downtown.

Had so much fun at Hollywood Candy during my recent visit to Omaha! So many things to see, try, and…read morebuy while you're here. The busiest parts of the shop are the candy and soda fountain section. Lots of nostalgic treats to purchase, as well as decorations and other displays. Lots of other shops within the shop (similar to an antique mall) with records and other pop culture items for sale. My favorite part of the shop were the pinball machine rooms. Antique and modern pinball machines were packed into two rooms and each play was super affordable! It is worth mentioning that some of the antique ones were there as display only, but cool to see nonetheless. I spent most of my time here playing a few games and could have definitely spent more time here if I had the opportunity during my short time in downtown. So glad I got to check out this local gem and would recommend it to anyone in looking to grab a sweet treat or play some games!

Licorice International is always a stop on our annual Nebraska trip! The owner and employee are…read morefantastic and knowledgeable. The variety of licorice is amazing, especially for those of us who love salty black licorice!

My sister loves black licorice and is disappointed if I don't include some in her birthday gifts…read more Living in Lincoln, I love to pop in and discover new and unique licorice treats for her! She's converted her husband to a black licorice lover, too.

Did someone say CHOCOLATE??? We bought over$100 of chocolate, fudge, nuts, gummies, dark.....dark…read morechocolate..(3 big bags of those) tasted like silk...Boston baked beans, dried fruit... and a kool aid bar while you shop??? Dean and I died and went to Candy-land heaven! Staff was great...huge warehouse of candy options from back in the day too!

My spouse wanted to know what I wanted to do for my birthday and Baker's Candies has been on my…read morelocal "bucket list" for a while so off we went. It's about a 30 minute drive from Omaha and we had no problem finding it. My first impression was that it was way bigger than I expected and totally worth the trip!! I regularly buy Baker's chocolates at the grocery store but there was so much more selection and the prices were cheaper. For example, the bag of Patriotic Mix was $12.95 while it's usually $16.99 at Hy-Vee for the same thing. Besides the chocolates they are known for, they also had a large selection of saltwater taffy, fudge, and a ton of other candies, some I haven't seen since childhood. In addition to candy, they also sold a lot of locally made food stuffs like Rotella's bread, Mi Mama tortillas, Valentino's, Dorothy lynch, salsas, dips, jams, jerky, spaghetti sauce, you name it. They even had t-shirts, hats, and a refrigerated section for various meats. It was really cute inside and a lot of places for photo opportunities. There was a bench inside and a covered patio outside with a big parking lot. The staff were quick, efficient, and friendly. Glad I finally got to visit this place and I will be back again when my sweet tooth feels the need. :)

Janie's is a good place with wonderful owners and friendly staff. It is a good place to run into…read moreeveryone in town. I recommend the espresso drinks. Not especially cozy or comfortable seating. I am pretty sure that they have Wifi. Also, make sure to check the hours because they close around 3 or 3:30 in the afternoon.

Super service. Clean, neat place. Coffee was hot and tasty as was my roll. Got a few chocolates…read morefor the wife too. I will stop again when I'm passing through.

Such a cool place! Found this while visiting downtown Glenwood, and couldn't believe the selection…read moreof ice cream, candy, soda and fudge. The girl working the counter was so friendly and helpful, and talked us through everything in the shop. The Dutch Letter ice cream was one of a kind and delicious! We also really enjoyed the puppy chow truffle, and the monster cookie truffle. Cannot wait to go back here!

If your soul yearns for sweets, your pilgrimage ends at The Sugar Makery. This is no ordinary candy…read moreshop--it is a kingdom of delights where chocolate flows like treasure, gummies shine like jewels, and taffy stretches with nostalgia itself. The air carries the aroma of fresh-baked wonders, and the staff--warm, cheerful, and endlessly kind--are like guides leading you through a wonderland of indulgence. Their ice cream selection is a festival in itself: sundaes stacked high with toppings, shakes that taste like dreams spun into cream, and cones crafted with perfection. And then, as if by magic, a wall of sodas appears--rare flavours rising like artifacts from a forgotten age. To sip on a bottle of Moxie again was like traveling back through time. But the true crown jewel? The giant gummy bear, waiting for you to strike a heroic pose beside it, a sweet memento of your journey. The Sugar Makery isn't just a shop--it's an adventure, an experience, a celebration of joy itself. Step inside, and you step into legend.

Stopped by to try the sweet corn ice cream (I wasn't huge on it so bought a classic flavor) and…read moreended up also trying their cookie dough (really good alone and went well with a scoop of ice cream). Very cute and fun decor around the shop and the employees were friendly and helpful. :) Lots of sweet treats for all different preferences available. Parking in the front was easy and they also had a bike rack on the side with a huge pink decorative bicycle. Indoor seating available and the space was clean.

Really great stop with delicious candy and lovely workers. This place is a delightful stop in Iowa…read morewith a great selection of candy and delicious drinks. The interior is very colorful and friendly. My family and I purchased a variety of chocolates and were not disappointed. I definitely recommend checking it out!

I don't go here often - sometimes the staff seems a little grumpy. Often I do think the prices are…read morea little high as well. I do like to check them out every now and then for unique choices - I have found some fun red vines flavors here - not this time but I did get some nice flavors of popcorn to try from a local business. Staff was the friendliest I have experienced on my last visit - definitely makes me want to check it out more often and support this small business

Best little candy store ever, always has new inventory around the holidays - you can get stuff here…read moreyou can't get anywhere else. Definitely check it out!!

Not exactly what we expected. But the fudge was good! The staff was friendly and it was reasonably…read morepriced

Some unexpected 80 degree weather in February meant a trip for ice cream! This place is small but…read morequaint, and there is something special about eyeballing the selection of fudges, truffles, and candies. My kids selected their ice cream and got them in side-by-side cones, which I haven't seen in a long while! There is a green space just across the street, and we walked outside to enjoy our cones in the sunshine. I found this experience to be much more fun than a chain or drive-through ice cream place. Plus, it gives me the happy feels knowing I'm supporting our community and and a small business.