Stopped here briefly when we was walking around a little town. It's very bright in there. It was…read morevery small but what turned us around was the prices they were crazy. I've never been in the candy store. They have prices like that. I mean seriously there was nothing in there that we wanted to pay that much for so we left.

My son and I went here on a whim and got 2 slices of pound cake for $5.00 which was affordable. He…read moregot the confetti one and I got the lemon pound cake. Both were delicious! Will absolutely be back to try other baked goods! The young girl behind the counter was very sweet as well.

SHOP AT THE HEAD NUT CANDY SHOP NOT HERE!! If I could give zero stars I would, and by the look of…read moreother reviews they would deserve it. Spent almost $50 on candies and treats, and firstly all of the "bulk" candy was clearly stale and had been out for a long time. My partner and I also purchased treats called "thin mints" (which any google search would tell you thin mints = girl scout style cookie treat) but when we opened them at home they were peppermint patties, a completely different treat and not something either of us like. We went back today to see if we had been given the wrong thing or if they could help us, and the woman there (assuming she was the owner/manager by her demeanor) was so so unprofessional and dismissive! We walked in and no one greeted us, the "owner" woman was at the register on her cell phone talking and turned away from us upon walking in. After a few minutes a young girl came out and helped us, so I explained the miscommunication the day before. The owner (note, she was also in the store the day before during our initial transaction) interrupted to explain in a pretty condescending way that they meant something different by "thin mints" and that we clearly did not know. She then got back on her phone and turned her back, clearly did not care that a customer was unhappy. I explained to her employee that this was clearly a miscommunication and can they help us with switching to a candy we like or give us a refund, and she quickly refused and offered no other path to making the situation right. So disappointing to want to support a small business, just to realize they completely don't care about what they are selling or who they are selling to. Seriously, go to the Head Nut candy shop in town instead.

Fun old school sweet shop with hundreds of candy! Available to buy by the pound as well! I'm…read moretalking fudge, rock candy, chocolates, gummies- pretty much every candy you can think of, they have it! I opted for Bassets world famous ice cream. It was fresh, creamy and served with a color changing spoon that reacted to temperature. Made the process of enjoying my ice cream that more fun! I got cookie dough with rainbow sprinkles, a true treat on a hot day!

Wandering around in Bucks County, PA? Stopping in Newtown, PA? Have a candy craving? If so, stop…read moreoff at Snacks by the Pound. It's in cute, little downtown Newtown, tucked away near Pat's Colonial Kitchen, a homey, breakfast brunch spot. They carry some ol'school candies like Fruit Stripe gum, Whatchamacallits(I had no idea they still made those), along with assorted chock's and candies by the pound..enough variety to make everyone happy. i'm regularly in Newtown, but this was the first time i stumbled upon this little sweet spot..if you have a craving and happen to be nearby then this spot is for you.

Located in the White House Building on South State Street, in the same location as Duck Sauce,…read moreSnacks by the Pound is the latest tenant to occupy the other corner space. We wish them great success there! I mention its neighbor because that is the way I first noticed this shop set back from the street. I came out of Duck Sauce and walking on the covered front porch I noticed the new store and went in to have a look. I didn't know that homemade chocolate would taste so good after a good spicy Asian meal, but it did! In fact, I suggest that these owners talk to each other and start to cross market their goods. A little chocolate delivered with the lunch or dinner bill would be a great touch (and better than the Andes Mints). A discount coupon for a quality Chinese or Thai repast with the purchase of $10. worth of candy, would also be a hot commodity. Maybe they are already doing that, but I did not see it. Come talk to me. S/P is a veritable wonderland of sweets set in a well appointed comfortable setting. Made to look "country," it succeeds in taking you away from the world outside and dropping you into a childhood daydream. Hard not to smile and salivate when looking at the enormity of the collection here, and reminiscing about those candies you craved as a kid. Yes. It is a little decadent, but it is so innocent that no one will turn you in to the diet police.

The Best chocolate I have ever had!! Everything is amazing!! People in the store are so friendly…read moreand knowledgeable!!

Not at all surprised over the amazing reviews they have! The candy really does stand out. I love…read moreit, my mother loves it. I came in to get some of the chocolate candys they had for my moms bday. They had what she wanted and the guy wroking here made her day. Great vibe and would highly recommend!

I absolutely love their candy. They are competitively priced with real candy stores. They make…read moretheir own chocolates there. They also sell candy that is not made there that they buy and then bag themselves. They always have cute holiday stuff like candy. They're peanut butter chocolate cups, whether their hearts or whatever they're making at the time are the best ones I have ever had in my entire life. Whenever I go somewhere, I bring this candy as a hostess gift. It's really nice that when you buy a box of chocolates there, they will wrap it at no additional charge or you could buy pre-wrapped ones with their pre-selected candies however I prefer to pick out my own candies now because I know what I like and I don't like. I really don't even buy chocolate candy at the stores anymore. I just go there and buy it. Their chocolate covered pretzels are really good. I don't like milk chocolate so I like to buy the dark chocolate and the chocolatier that they get their chocolate from is a good one. There are tinfoil wrapped candies, while they don't make them there, It is from the same chocolate chocolatier that is made by that company and they order it. They offer sugar-free candy so really anybody can get candy from here and enjoy it. The candy they sell in the stores like Kitcat and all these other candies. It's such a small percentage of chocolate that it's waxy and gross. You will not find that here. You will find what chocolate should truly do that. It melt in your mouth as you eat it.

Great chocolates! Dark chocolate blueberries are the best! Best all-time buttercreamsread more

Even as I'm walking towards the front door, I take the light and seeing the wonderful display in…read morethe window. Easter is coming ! First of all, I had to get several of the retro postcards that they sell. The artwork is so charming I can't resist and I always feel like I have to share it with others. And it changes each season so you really can learn about greeting card history by looking at the cute details of the art and the postcard. Chloe was very kind and she knew the history behind a marshmallow caramel chocolate that they sell, especially at this confectionary. Another thing I like to pick up is one of their gingerbread cookies. They are hand pressed and I just feel so spoiled to get to enjoy this beautiful and very special cookie. Thank you all so much for all your hard work. You make such wonderful treats and are also a tour guide of your historical shop. You're historians on chocolate and this city. Thank you so much for all your hard work . Past , present and future ! How wonderful we can enjoy even to this day this beautiful building and see all the beautiful candies and chocolates and cards . And here are wonderful stories . 160 years of sweet treats. I'm really grateful that you carry on this lovely tradition. Thank you for everything. And thanks to your suppliers and vendors for all they do too. I had a wonderful time.

OK, I am a sucker for local chocolate shops. This is located couple of doors down from Franklin ice…read morecream. The end of block looks like city blight, hope some new businesses locate here across from the Penn Station walk up area. The chocolate is not inexpensive and quite small for the price/value. That did not stop me from buying a few items that quickly added up to $50. Upon tasting them, good not great compared to European chocolates. Oh well, good to support local businesses and enjoy some sweetness along the way.

What great service!! Such a great variety of products, not just candy but kids toys, stuffed…read moreanimals. I love this place no matter what time of the year. Also a major benefit is the friendly staff (and their free samples)

Old time style chocolate and candy store. Not sure if this was due to being closer to Christmas,…read morebut they had more toys/stuffed animals for sale vs candy/chocolates that I remember. Staff are super nice, and include free gift wrapping if you're buying some of their boxed items and/or if you spend a certain amount. Small free parking lot on the side of the building is nice. Make sure you look for the "grab a number" machine when you go inside in case there's a line, so that you don't get ready to order/pay and you don't have your number. They sometimes also have an express pay slot at the end of the counter, but that might be more only around the holidays.

Found this place a couple years ago and love coming back. She's such a sweetheart to deal with and…read moremakes you feel good supporting a local small business.

Found this shop on a whim nearby while trying to find a small gift for my boyfriend. I only bought…read morethe milk chocolate pretzels but I wish I got more. We both love them and will definitely be back to try some other things!