Bonbon is literally alwaysss a must-go whenever I'm in the city. I am huge candy fan and they have…read morethe best selection of Swedish candies! My personal favorites are the Raspberry Puckers and the Marshmallow Mushrooms. Let me warn you now, the Raspberry Puckers are S-O-U-R and that's precisely why I love them so much. You have been warned! You're going to love the Marshmallow Mushrooms if you're a fan of Peeps or are just a texture person. It has the greatest chew! If you'd like to sample anything- just ask! The staff here is so friendly :)

Swedish candy shop with all kinds of gummies, chewy and hard candies, and some chocolates to…read morepurchase based on the weight. Golden scoops are used to pick your candies and place in a bag. Scoops are then put into the "used scoops" bucket. So many candies to choose from! Bright, cheery, and inviting establismnent , but keep in mind those candies are sold by the pound and they are not inexpensive. But they are yummy.

Every single time I visit my bestie in NYC, stopping by Economy Candy on the Lower East Side is an…read moreabsolute non-negotiable tradition. We've been coming here together for years, and it honestly never gets old. The history alone is incredible. It started all the way back in 1937 during the Great Depression as a shoe repair shop with a little candy pushcart outside, and it's still run by the same family today. The second you step inside, you are hit with this amazing wall of pure chocolate and sugar nostalgia. They have absolutely everything packed floor-to-ceiling, from retro candies you haven't seen since you were a kid to massive bulk bins and rare international imports. It is loud, chaotic, packed, and easily my absolute favorite spot in the city. You literally cannot leave empty-handed!

To be honest this place feels somewhat like a relic from the past…read more The folks who work here are super helpful and if they have a candy stocked they will know where to find it immediately You can really stock up but really it is best for those who want to find a specific candy from their childhood rather than any modern candies. We've been here twice and left with diabetes lol! Just kidding It is a treat for someone visiting NYC and is in the area but not really some place one would frequent very often

Really great selection of candy, especially nostalgic items. The store is bright and clean. Staff…read morewere courteous. A little overpriced, but understandable as it's in a tourist-trap area.

It's Sugar is a must visit when you go to Coney Island. Coney Island has a long history with sweet…read moretreats that you need to suck on while you enjoy the sun and rides. Just be careful on the roller coaster you may choke on your candy! It a great place to get the Pez for one of my daughters many Pez dispensers. It's all the usual fun toys and crazy gift ideas. I'm trying to be good and just buy gifts. I do get dry walking on the boardwalk. It's nice to have a candy to water up my saliva. Just so you know it's here and don't miss out when you visit Coney Island.

One Word...., Nostalgic !!!…read more Born and raised in Brooklyn ; so we all know Coney Island we all know Nathan's famous Frank's so you have to know William's candy shop... You cannot go get Nathan's, Frank and fries and not go hit the candy shop !!! If you know, you know !! My favorites are the chocolate covered marshmallow sticks !!! Always fresh always delicious !!! Their assortment of candy dipped apples are also amazing ..... You assortment of all nostalgic candies sold by the pound !!! This place will never disappoint !!! Super clean, super fresh and super friendly !!! If you're in Coney Island, you must put this candy shop on your bucket list !!!

This candy shop dates back to the 1940s and still a popular spot on Coney Island for all things…read moresweet! Located right next to Nathan's is this tiny shop. With windows full of their famed candied apples and many other sweets, you'll be instantly drawn in. The shop is small and can fill up fast, but the staff tries to keep things moving along. It was overwhelming to deside what to get between the chocolates, popcorn, ice cream, soft serve, and candy. On a hot day I decided to get the soft serve. They have chocolate, vanilla, banana, and pistachio flavors, but employees mentioned the banana flavor was most popular. They suggested a double swirl so I could also try the pistachio soft serve. You may also add toppings for an extra 50 cents or do a chocolate or cherry dip for an extra $1. If you pay cash, it's a little cheaper ($5.50 per cone). With credit card there is a service charge of 3.5% on all purchases. Overall, cash is best if you want to avoid extra fees. Stop by this historic spot. Worth a visit when exploring Coney Island!

My new favorite candy store in Brooklyn. I spent a recent afternoon in Bushwick and I happily…read morestumbled into Eugene J. Candy Co. It's more than an amazing store with an incredible selection of candy, It's charming, friendly and has a magical quality. Eugene is so friendly, ready to help with a smile and made me feel welcome. It was so hard to choose, I wanted everything. Eugene's has his very own candy creations (now my mouth is watering). "Freaks" are Eugene's version of Nerd's but so much better! He makes them in several flavors, and they are amazing! Who knew I would like chocolate covered cornflakes? I am a chocolate lover but I would never have thought of this combo. They are melt in your mouth while, being crispy at the same time. There is a large selection of gummies in so many varieties and flavors. I felt like I went back in time with many childhood candies that I haven't seen in years. I didn't know that candy waxed lips, fangs and mustaches still existed. I totally had to buy my dad Mary Jane's, such a classic candy. I most definitely will be back. Thank you Eugene!

The Freaks (Eugene's homemade version of Nerds) are a must try. The citrus flavors (grapefruit,…read moreorange, lemon, and lime) are flavored with essential oils and the grapefruit ones taste like a super packed version of my favorite grapefruit gummies. They're bigger and crunchier than the original Nerds, honestly better in every way. After my first trip, I was back within the week for more. For chocolate lovers, there are a plethora of chocolate covered candies and cereals. My go to are the matcha white chocolate covered Frosted Flakes.

I've been here twice. The first time I bought chocolate covered strawberries, which are a made to…read moreorder item. She charged two dollars for each regular sized strawberry and three dollars for each large strawberrry (these are VERY large -- the type Shaquile O'Neil eats). This price is very reasonable compared to other candy shops. The lady in the store wrapped them up very nicely, and told me how to store them so they'd be nice for the wife. On my second visit to the store, my sister and I went shopping for Purim food baskets, or "mishloach manos." Again, the ladys eho worked there were very cordial. We end up buying three baskets, one dried fruit ($26) and two food baskets ($18.99). See my pictures for how they looked. The baskets were nicely wrapped and I couldn't of been happier. In and out quickly. Parking situation is terrible, especially right before holidays (and on Friday). Look for parking on McDonald Avenue if you're desperate.

If you're not hasidic or orthodox, dont bother going in here. I'm reform and I dress oddly enough…read moreto piss off anyone conservative and I clearly was not welcomed in that store. I was there at the store back in spring and I asked about one of the candy boxes because I never learned hebrew and had no idea from the picture because it looked like actual gemstones. This old hag behind the counter either ignored me or gave me a snippy attitude. When I asked her what it was she went "I dont know. I dont try every candy here." Well you should at least know what you sell, you shmuck. I had to argue with her just to get her to ring me up because she was "busy" hiding herself behind a rack of candy and she had to stop the world to ring me up. There were no other customers really in there. I walked by there yesterday and saw people in there but I didn't even bother. She can kiss my kosher ass. I only wish I did learn hebrew or yiddish as a kid so I coulda chewed her out for being a horrible employee. If you do decide to go into Boropark...dont drive here unless you want to park a week in advance. Either take the B16, the B67, the F to church ave or the D to 50th/55th..which is probably the closest.

Their original location on fifth Ave closed!! So I came to scope the one over here on 7AV out! I…read morecame here around 5 o'clock on a slow day, I was sad to hear that the original spot closed! Nothing beats the nostalgia honestly, the owner was present and very friendly! I recommend going to Mom and pop shop from time to time to support small businesses!

I went here for a quick treat at 10:15pm. Door was open and I walked in. Was told it's closed and…read morethat they close at 10. Unfortunately both yelp and maps say they are open until 11.

BonBon is such a fun stop in NYC and a must-visit for anyone who loves Swedish candy. The store is…read morebeautifully designed, the candy is always fresh, and there are so many unique options to choose from that it's hard to leave with just one bag. Some of our favorites are the salted licorice, the large Bubs banana caramel ovals, Candy Clouds, and all of the gummy fish varieties.

Who would have thought you can try various different candy items on a rainy Saturday morning…read more(10AM!) It brought a smile to our faces while we tried sour, non-sour, gelatin and non-gelatin candy. The employees were really nice and making suggestions on what to try based on our taste preferences. I decided on bags to give as a gift (Need to go back since 1-2 bags are gone and need to be replenished). They gave a candy bar to try. Definitely need to come back and try other sweets!

I'm shocked by some of the bad reviews focusing on poor customer service because of race or…read moreethnicity. I've never seen it happen here. The ice cream is delicious 5 stars. Prices are somewhat high. No customer restroom. Seating is very limited.

If you have a sweet tooth you need to be here! Their ice cream treats are tasty and they e got such…read morea variety of flavors. I went there all summer and each time I tried something different. There's two locations, one has more candy than the other