First time coming here on my lunch break. Just wanted to stop by and look around. I was greeted by…read moreBrandon, he was so welcoming, energy was so vibrant. He invited me to a spoken word they are having this Saturday which I felt was the universe speaking to me. (I was just asking about a spoken word) anyway, I'm new to GA and it was really nice interaction with Club Candy ATL. I got the rainbow sour belts. I'll be back!

Placed an order through doordash and they replaced almost half of them with more expensive stuff. I…read moreended up paying 30% more. I wish they at least called and confirmed if I was okay with it .

Hidden away in a food court in the lower level of an office building downtown is the home of the…read morescronut (TM), a scone + donut. A family-owned business too - I happened there just after the scronuts were sold out for the day (be forewarned- they go fast)! The owner (I'm not sure if it's specifically female-owned vs family-owned) was so hospitable in tempering my disappointment (I was visiting the area). I instead went for a croissant breakfast sandwich (also a backup option as they offer this with the biscuit dough) and it was delicious. Not over-weighted on the croissant bread, it was just right. The next day, my colleague ordered ahead and got a box so I got to taste a variety of scronuts. It tasted like a slightly crispier coffee cake. While my colleague thought it was too sweet (she sugars her coffee), I had a black decaf with mine and it was just right. Our other coworkers also dug in and there wasn't any left over. Next time I'm in Atlanta, I'll be back for the food, and the hospitality. Thank you!

I am not the type to give praise easily, but I was absolutely floored by this experience…read more First off, it's family run and the entire family is fun to chat with, personable, and very willing to make menu recommendations. Monsieur Flaky - We came in late and they were out of croissants, but they offered it on a sourdough biscuit....my God. It actually makes me so mad that they are several states away from us. Georgia is so blessed to have them . This hit every savory note for me and was served piping hot with a biscuit that was crisp and lightly salted on the outside with the softest fluffiest composition inside. The second I bit into this I knew the sconut was going to wreck my life. Sconut - Yup. Devastated me. The cinnamon roll was hands down my favorite, but I'm willing to hop on a plane to try their lemon when it hits the shelves again. Typically, if a place floors you on a particular food item, they drop the ball on a side, dessert, or drink. That's not my rule it's just what traditionally happens. So I fully expected to take a few polite sips of matcha honey oat latte and grab something else later...so imagine my surprise when they rocked that too! Matcha based drinks are NOT easy to hit. They are very easy to slip up on and are somewhat dependent on how strong you like your matcha. Fortunately, they thought to ask us how strong we wanted our matcha and it was easily one of the best drinks I've ever had. I'm at a loss for constructive feedback. The only thing I could ask for is delivery options to Texas. We hope to return soon!!!

Order: mixed bag of candy of my choosing…read more Pros: I love candy ha ha ha! I was a kid in a candy store literally! The candy selection was great! The place was clean and organized. No mixed candy or messiness. Well lit place. Cons: can get a tad bit pricey real quick if you're not careful

I love It's Sugar. Being from New York, I'm super familiar with it, and it's always been a go-to…read morespot to satisfy sweet cravings. I've been a fan of the licorice strings since I was a kid--my mom loves them, and now my son does too. We went to the Atlantic Station location over the weekend--either Saturday or Sunday--and while the store itself is cute and colorful, the service left a lot to be desired. And honestly, it's not the first time I've had that experience there. Sometimes you walk in and get great service, and other times it's just rude. And that matters, especially in a space that's made for kids and families. Good service should come standard in a customer-facing role. This time, I went in with my mom and my 5-year-old son. He's pretty independent and knows how to go in and get his candy. When we got inside, he opened one of the candy containers to grab a bag and get his licorice strings. Nothing crazy. Out of nowhere, one of the employees--a dark-skinned young lady with braids in pigtails--shouted across the store, "No, no, no, no, no, no, no!" It was loud, unnecessary, and completely uncalled for. My son froze, confused. I froze. My mom froze. We didn't know what was going on. She rushed over, didn't ask a single question, didn't clarify anything--just grabbed the entire candy container and walked it behind the register. My son turned to me and said, "Mommy, what happened?" And I honestly didn't have an answer for him. He hadn't touched anything yet--he was just in front of the bin, doing what he always does. And even if she thought he had touched the candy, there was a much better way to handle it. You don't shout across a store at someone's child--especially when the parent is right there. A simple, "Hey, could you help him with that?" would've been just fine. It took everything in me to stay calm, because I was really upset. I didn't even want to buy anything after that. But we went ahead and got his licorice, and my mom picked up a few things. At the register, that same employee clearly picked up on my energy because her entire demeanor changed. But by then, the damage was done. It's disappointing because I actually like this store. The candy selection is fun--it's not full of specialty candies, but it's bright and cute and great for kids. Still, the service is what makes or breaks it, and in this case, it really broke it. This isn't the first time I've experienced this at this location, and honestly, I don't know if I'll be going back. If you do stop in, go for the candy. But don't expect much from the service.

Every so often, you need to go and check out an old-school store. That can include a soda fountain,…read moresome sort of clothing store with fashion of yesteryear, or in this case a candy store. Located inside Ponce city market, this place will satisfy your sweet tooth as well as your desire to see the sorts of things that your grandparents checked out as a cure for their sweet tooth. The footprint of this place is pretty limited, but I've got to goor amount of stuff here. There's an impressive selection of different types of gummy's. Seeing as we were in Atlanta, it felt like the kids probably needed some of the cola gummy's. Had they been there, I'm sure they would've been jockeying for just about anything. There's a good specialty chocolate selection, though the options that included dark chocolate were unfortunately sparse. However, if you're a milk chocolate fan, they've got a lot of different options for you. There were lots of larger than normal options of things like sugar daddies, candy bars, as well as a bunch of $.25-$.75 candies. The yard of Snickers was probably the item that was the most intriguing while also being the least likely thing for me to buy on that particular day. The gumball selection was also very impressive, with the oversized gumballs ultimately being the choice for the kids. These gumballs were slightly larger than a golf ball that were filled with nerds. I think they were something like two dollars apiece, but it definitely brought more than two dollars worth of joy! These things were massive and came in about 6 or 7 colors, which made it easy to decide to get three of the same color so as to prevent a meltdown over how everyone else got the color they wanted! All in all, a nice trip down memory lane and a good spot to grab a treat for the kids!

When it comes to Five Star Customer Service Nick.O is the Top Shelf Best…read more He was very helpful with answering my questions on your product lines, never made me feel rushed, and always kept a smile on his face. Great job by a Great Talent!!!

Ok... have you ever found a place that you weren't looking for, however... when you found it you…read morerealized you've needed it ALL your life??? Yeah... say hello to Pecan Jacks!! That was me last night. Let's talk about it. I was in the area for an event, however, I arrived a bit early and decided to walk up the street to check out Pecan Jacks. Now... I had no idea what Pecan Jacks was but the vibrant sign, clean window view into the inside, and elegant teal trim made me want to go, yep; I gathered all of that from the car as I drove by. Now, I walk up to the building and everything I gathered from the car was in my face and 10x better. Yet, the true experience wasn't until... (Drum Roll, please) I opened that front door!! Babeeeeeeeeeeee... I opened the front door of Pecan Jacks and was smacked in the face with the invigorating smells of vanilla, butter, waffle cone, and nutmeg. Yep... my nose was happy which led to my taste buds getting excited, which resulted in me falling in love and determining I had found my new spot. Ok... the wall. As soon as you walk in, the wall to the left is candy central. I'm talking gummi, sours, and chocolate. As I scanned the wall I truly wanted a pound of everything, however I knew I had to calm down. lol! But wait... I looked on the top shelf and guess what I saw!!! BRITTLE and best of all, variations of brittle. Oh yes. You know my secret affair with brittle was awakened and I had to scroll each flavor. Decisions, decisions. The Winner: Southern Pecan Brittle "Grandma Jacks old fashioned brittle, handcrafted with Georgia pecans and lots of butter. Pairs with beer or ice tea!" Forget what it pair with because the goodness of it all by itself had me slow chewing. lol!!! Perfect balance of sweet, salt, crunch, and chew. When you bite into it, you get the crunchy sweet brittle experience. As you chew, it transitions into a savory sweet buttery enhanced flavor thrilled nutty experience. Whew!!!! This thang is thangin!!! As I have found my hidden gem, I can't forget to shout out the amazing customer service, clean establishment, and vibrant lighting. The design theme of Pecan Jacks puts you in the mindset of a mini-getaway, and the stellar customer service makes you remember what southern hospitality is all about. Dear Owner of Pecan Jacks, you are smart, your recipes are magical, and you are appreciated. Sincerely, a new fan named D. K.

Cute little ice cream spot that was definitely worth checking out. The atmosphere was nice, and the…read moreice cream itself was pretty good. Unfortunately, they didn't have my favorite flavor chocolate chip cookie dough, which was a little disappointing. The only other thing I noticed was that the ice cream seemed to melt faster than at some other places I've visited, although that may have just been my perception. Overall, it was still a pleasant experience, and I'd be willing to come back, if they add chocolate chip cookie dough to the menu. If you're in the area and looking for a sweet treat, it's worth a visit.

Super cute little candy shop within Krog Street Market. They have not only classic candies, but…read morealso some fun candies like Asian candy novelties where you make foods out of candy items like candy sushi and candy soup. One of my FAV items is the Coca Cola frosty where you can take a bottle of Coca Cola and put it on this contraption that flash freezes the product into a slushie.

So super cute! The best candy, new and vintage. I bought sugarfina little bunny gummies and the…read moremost amazing homemade caramels. The best part is it is in the Krog St Market. I wish I would have stocked up on more with Easter approaching. I will have to take a trip back to Atlanta and stop by for my sugar fix. Grab a caramel for sure...the butter rum was tasty!!

Tico was very helpful and insightful, he told me about all of the ice cream options. The…read moreestablishment itself was well put together and very clean!

Shockingly Poor Customer Service…read more I brought my parents who were visiting from out of town in for a dessert treat after dinner across the street at Yard House, expecting a sweet ending to our evening. Unfortunately, the staff's attitude completely ruined the experience. Despite having four staff members on duty, customer service was essentially non-existent. We waited at the chocolate counter to be served, but every single employee completely ignored us, prioritizing the ice cream counter instead. What makes this even more frustrating is that they have explicit signage directing customers to a separate line for ice cream--yet no one was willing to help us on the chocolate side. When I finally flagged down a young lady to politely ask for assistance, she responded with a terrible attitude and made it abundantly clear she didn't want to help us. Rather than deal with such blatant disrespect, I politely excused my family and we walked out. It's a real shame when an establishment's customer service is this subpar. We won't be returning.