Lots of yummy options, labeled for allergens. The offer a variety of gummies and chocolate…read more When I went in March 2026 they were in a temporary location a few doors down.

Finally came here after seeing all the hype on social media. The candies are a hit or miss, but I…read morestill enjoyed grabbing a bunch and trying different ones. You get a scoop and a bag, pick whatever candies you want, and they weigh it at the end. One thing I didn't love is that one drawer lid covers a whole row of candies. I wish each bin had its own lid so you're not interfering with other customers while scooping. I also found a hair in one of the bins, so I hope they check and clean the candies more often.

Staff is so helpful from walking in to walking around…read more There's all the candy you can think of here! Parking lot is a little small, but you can usually find a spot. I do recommend coming during the week as I can see it filling up on weekends

I have been coming to Jack's Candy for years and it will be always be the place I come to for my…read morekids birthdays, family party events and any special occasion. The store is so so clean and organized. Each aisle is specifically categorized to the different candies. The employees are so helpful and so kind to help and checking out was so easy with numerous cashiers working so efficiently to keep the line moving. A special thank you to LUDWIN. His great customer service and welcoming attitude is such a great addition to this store. He's always so kind, happy and you can tell he works really really hard. Thank you LUDWIN!

One of my go-to spots for delicious, pretty, and authentic mochi in LA/SoCal!…read more This most recent time I went, I picked up a pack of 6 mochis for a gift for around $13. I was able to pick and choose each mochi type I wanted. I like how they have new mochis to choose from such as this blueberry mochi I saw. They tend to be pretty fragile, so make sure to handle them with extra care! The mochis are soft and flavorful. A great sweet treat/snack. Cash is preferred (they upcharge if you use card for a price under a certain limit). It's also really cool to know about the history of this place. It's LA's oldest Japanese confectionary and has withstood time even during the Japanese internment camp era. I would recommend this spot to anyone visiting LA and Little Tokyo.

This mochi store has been open for 123 years, and I got so curious that I ended up reading about…read moreits history on their website. It's amazing to see such a historical shop still thriving, and I really admire how each generation continues the tradition with so much care. The mochi here is incredibly fresh and comes in many different flavors. My personal favorites were the red bean and blueberry mochi -- both were soft, chewy, and perfectly balanced in sweetness. The price is also very affordable, around $2 per piece, which makes it easy to try several flavors at once. I'll definitely come back next time to try the plain mochi!

Galco's will forever hold a special place in my heart…read more This is the OG grocery store we would walk to in the early 80"s. When they had penny candy machines, a big taxidermy deer head and the kindest owner. He once gave me and my sibling a big paper lunch bag full of candies! I love seeing the original check out stand, the little upper office where the owner would stand and the old fridge area where it once held fruits and veggies now old school candy bars. If you grew up in highland park in the 80s, this was the local market. How I miss those days! Highland Park is so different now! Btw Galco's makes some of the best sandwiches! Also if anyone knows where to get Stoney Tangawizi please let me know!

First: I used to love this place. As a fellow small biz…read moreowner nearby, I supported and promoted this place as one of the long standing coolest stores on the Eastside. It has such a selection of candy from your childhood, and for kids, random unique gifts to keep them busy. but yesterday...all that flew out the window. I approached the sandwich counter and asked the person working (an angry woman apparently) what her favorite sandwiches are. After she took a minute to complain about how she had been making sandwiches all day and her brain is fried and she didn't really have any recommendations for me (and was seemingly annoyed at me even asking) she looked at the clock and advised that I was 2 minutes too late to order a hot sandwich. literally the 2 minutes she took to complain about her job cost me the sandwich. now, if it was my shop and a nice family came in and asked me my opinion on something and I took a minute or two to say the things that she said I would give them a sandwich and make that sandwich be the last sandwich of the day, but instead apparently my money wasn't green enough for her. She shut it down and two minutes later was out the door. she was rude, and honestly it just seemed that she didn't give an F. Today I called the store to speak with the owner and the person who answered the phone gave me the runaround. it was clear that either the workers didn't want to connect me with the owner or the owner doesn't want to hear the complaint. this place has gone downhill.

I recently went to the Grand Central Market for breakfast one day and ran across this sweet shop…read more My partner was really in her sweet tooth cravings and we checked the shop. The amount of options this store had was massive from regular candy to different candy from different places. So I got a one pound of her Chili gummies and she was really satisfied with them. The woman helping us gave us great service and was really nice letting us try some samples. The ambience was really cool and colorful with the arrangement of candies.

I must tell you the nuts here are terrible and seem to be sitting in the case for a while! I got…read morethe chili limon which were the most unfavorable nuts i have ever had. You couldn't even taste the chili on these. The cashews were a bit better but not that great! I'm glad i only got half of pound of each instead of a full. After trying to eat about half the bag i just couldn't do it anymore. I ended up throwing both bags in the trash.

We spontaneously came across this candy store while strolling Belmont shores and decided to stop in…read morebecause I saw a sign for sour Swedish candy... and I was so excited to find out they have my favorite Swedish sour raspberry bottle candy! I've been looking for these in stores for many years since my favorite candy store closed down in NorCal! The employees were really kind to let me try a piece of candy before purchasing! Just make sure you ask them for a sample because they grab the sample for you. This is to keep the candy clean from strangers hands :) Such a nice hidden gem, especially if you're looking for any retro or Swedish sour candy.

Great candy store, felt like a mini museum full of candy. There are so many choices; had a blast…read morelooking through all the candy. I even found a lot of classic candy from when I was a child, like the mini mini chicles. Talk about a throwback! We found great Mexican candy as well and lots of classics like gummies and chocolates. The price is not too bad compared to other candy stores; I'd say overall we enjoyed the drive and the candy. This location has a lot of nice decor to look at, like giant bears and random paintings; like I said, a mini museum. But what makes this place great is that they hold classes. You can take a candy class here or even some baking classes where you can make your own sweet treat for about 40 bucks, I believe. I think it is a sweet deal (haha), and you get to keep all your candy you get from it. When I went, it was an hour to closing, so classes had ended. But we will be coming back for a class real soon.

I want candy! Came across this Swedish bulk candy shop in Studio City. Everything is $4.75 per 1/4…read morepound and cuteness abounds. Although you can't try any (no samples allowed), the price point doesn't break the bank. I was tempted to get one of every selection. Why Swedish candy? Swedish candies tend to have higher quality ingredients and avoid high fructose corn syrup. I tried a gummy "monster" and it was chewy, tender and full of flavor. Open until 10:00 pm, Kändi fulfills your sweet tooth along Ventura Blvd if you're not in the mood for ice cream or cupcakes which are a couple of doors dow

I was in the area, so I stopped in to the store again the other day, and ended up meeting the…read moreowner. Really nice guy, helpful, friendly, and a perfect example of what the owner of a local family run business should be like. As always, the candy I bought was super fresh, the selection was excellent (126 different varieties of Swedish candy!!), the store was clean & well lit, and I will continue to patronize this business for the foreseeable future (even more so if they can eventually open up a Calabasas/Woodland Hills location!)

I called for information about a specific character piñata and the staff was so helpful in telling…read moreme what was in stock, prices, and store hours. Their piñatas are excellent and we were very happy! Never going anywhere else for a piñata.

Not the same business there anymore. New owners, nothing is the same from the photos or what they…read moreoffer. Still good for nothing but Mexican candy.

I was spending the day in K-town and stumbled across King Tanghulu! It was the perfect sweet treat…read moreto add to my day. King Tanghulu is a small shop in the parking lot of a plaza, where you can easily grab-and-go. I got the strawberry tanghulu and my friend got the purple grape tanghulu. Compared to other tanghulus that I have tried, I loved how soft the crust was on the fruits. It wasn't too hard, where it was tough on the mouth. The owner was also very sweet and knowledgeable about his products. I would say the price of each tanghulu was on the more expensive side, but the quality makes it worth in my opinion! I paid $6.50 for the strawberry and my friend paid $5.50 for her grape tanghulu. Parking: I was lucky and found street parking, but street parking may be hard to come by in that area.

Satisfied my cravings with these tanghulu. White strawberries and cotton candy grapes are seasonal…read moreitems only #musttry. I like the thin layer of sugar coat on fruits.

I made numerous visits here during the holidays to pick up candy apples, popcorn, and other various…read moreitems for several holiday parties. Each visit went smoothly; I was in and out promptly, customer service was EXCELLENT, and, of course, the actual products were great and tasted great. I am a huge fan of California Snack Foods, and I will remain a loyal customer.

Always a good experience at California snack foods ! Love this place my go to spot for sports…read moresnacks in this case valentines popcorn so my kids can pass out at school. I always forget his name but the cashier gentleman here is always so friendly and welcoming, he gave me a sample of there limited time lemon kettle corn thank you