I came on Wednesday 4-08-26 around 11am. For $2.69 you can get a large buckeye, chocolate and…read morepeanut butter. Buckeyes are an Ohio thing. The free samples are a nice touch. I noticed that in the back they are making the chocolate fresh. Coblentz is worth a stop, not a tourist trap. I travel frequently and based the 5 star review on the free samples and that they are making most of what they sell on site.

This place use to be so amazing…read more We stopped in and some of the pricing is definitely price gouging... $4 for one single Oreo. $16 now and smaller bags of popcorn than before. We walked in and I was so excited, it had been a while since I had been into the store, everyone knows this place is my favorite and has sent me things as gifts. I'm almost embarrassed I've been recommending it so hard. I'm still in disbelief of walking into that store.

Super fun place and a go-to whenever I'm dragged to Medina (by my BF hahaha). It's huge, fun to…read morebrowse, fun to shop in and a great place to stock up on snacks! Love the selection of international candies, sodas and snacks but would love more if they also had more savory items. I skip the Funko pop and cards portion of the store but I do enjoy the board game collection and the photoshoot props! This time the sale section was abundant and had savory items like instant cup noodles and chips! Between the BF and me, we cleared that section out, hahaha! We finally signed up for their rewards but because Medina is so dang far from both of us, their expiration on the points you earn is only 1.5 months or something, which is quite ridiculous! Make the points never expire and encourage people to come in every once in a while to redeem! I did hear about an Independence location opening so I'll probably check that out!

Anytime Ive visited different cities and areas, unique shops, as Sweets & Geeks are a must…read more This location encomposed everything including candy from all over the world, pop, bulk section, kids section, icecream, puzzles, action game room, and even there own reward program. Ended up purchasing variety of items, loved the size of this place. Look forward to stop in next time, im in town and taking my time to get the full experience. L

You know how people say they feel like 'a kid in a candy store?' I brought my three youngest God…read moresons here on a walk once (the middle one tricked me) and they were absolutely overwhelmed by the options. A kid in a candy store is overwhelmed and then over-stimulated and will probably cry. I would rather be thrown back into that oubliette. The staff here is helpful and friendly and seemingly unperturbed by the constant barrage of questions from a six and four-year-old. They have tiny shopping carts that they wandered the store with as they examined everything. I'm happy for you, dear reader, that they were touching things that were in sealed containers. They picked, and picked, and picked until they found the candy that was perfect for them and picked a candy for their sister who didn't come along. They were so surprised when they actually had to give it to them. There is a selection of candy from all over the world and usually seasonal findings. They also offer a wide selection of sugary drinks to go with your sugary solids. My favorite? The quarter machines where the boys got toys they didn't need and some Smarties to eat on the way home (since I didn't let them open the candy they got at the store). I am sure you've inferred that we've been back. It's a great place to 'accidentally' wind up when you're on a walk with the kids.

We were just visiting the city with no plans and drove to the city before we headed back home to…read moreColumbus so we drove into the city and around the park and my niece not knowing what this store was told me she wanted to see what was inside. She has a good sense of sweets apparently. We were greeted immediately by Vanessa and was told if we have any questions just to let her know. My mom was interested in the popcorn which Vanessa told us a little about. We spent about 20 to 25 minutes just browsing and looking at the assortment of old school candy my mom hasn't seen in a while, some did bring back memories for me too. I liked the stickers, the cloud decorations and the soda pop collection. Vanessa was super sweet just like the store. If I come back we'll definitely be visiting again.

Our tour bus of 50 visited here today. What a wonderful…read morecandy store. I will be returning with my friends and family. Why didn't I know about this candy maker before?! The staff were so friendly and welcoming. Highly Recommend! A+

Service was great the chocolate covered strawberries and grapes were amazing .. I will be back soonread more

I use to go here as a child to get candy. We stopped in while visiting and was excited to see she…read morenow has ice cream too! what a great little spot. The staff is so friendly and patient as we tried to decide which ice cream to get. It was nice to take my kids to somewhere I went as a child. If you're in the area you must go here!

Great place to stop by if you're in Ashland. The people working there are very nice and they have a…read moregreat variety of chocolates. The milk chocolate covered pretzels were my favorite.

This has become one of our "must stops" when we are in Amish Country. We love their huge variety of…read morebottled sodas (particularly the root beer selection). There are a few brands we have only ever been able to find in Cincinnati, until we popped in here to take a look! Very happy about that! In addition to the soda, they have a huge selection of popcorn and delicious homemade fudge. The staff is always friendly and polite.

I love the nostalgia of this place! Staff was super nice and ice cream was delicious. So many…read morefudge options as well.

Wow. I figured it would be fun for the kid, and of course have interesting pop. But we walked in…read moreand were greeted with toys and candy and ice cream and games and figures and much more. And pop. Ended up with some candy and ice cream. I got the Lake Erie Cookie Monster, which had chunks of cookie dough, etc., in it and was tinted blue. Fun and refreshing. Kid K liked her vanilla. Service was great. Prices are fair. The place is cool. Free city parking across the street. Wish we had this in my town; combine Rocket Fizz and a local toy store and a small ice cream shop, and you'd get close.

Botton Line: Soda Pop's kicks major ass…read more Why? Here's why: 1. Great location: It's located on W Water Street, just WSW of Columbus avenue...it's right in heart of (resurgent) downtown Sandusky. 2. Sweets: They have a very nice selection of olde tyme candy. You'll find the likes of Abba-Zabba, Goo Goo Cluster, Chick-o-Sticks, wax mustaches/lips/fangs, etc. Obviously, they have newer brands, as well. 3. Drinks: They have a superior selection of "craft" pop, including diet Dang, the best diet pop in the world. Also, I saw Ale 8, Moxie, Cheerwine, about 75 varieties of Root beer, and a bunch more pop. 4. They have ice cream floats (can't vouch for these...yet). ...best of all... 5. The back room: It's part pop culture museum (from the 50s to the 2000s) and part flea market. Need a poster of Wonder Woman (either Lynda or Gal), John Wayne, Arnold, or Magic Johnson? Get it here. Desire to posses the Gorf cartridge or Activision Football cartridge for your Atari 2600? You're covered. Want that Fat Albert board game that you've been missing since 1973? You're in luck. There are TONS of things to check out and, if you choose, to buy. I bought a couple of books that I had as a kid and haven't seen since the 80s...("The Encyclopedia of Hostile Aliens," and "Earth's Greatest Interstellar Battles"). 6. Video Games: This is especially cool...in the back room, you'll find a MultiGame machine that's in great condition. 55 games...1 quarter per play. Come in on Friday and you'll find that it's set on "free play." Yep. I don't know about you, but the next time I'm in Sandusky, with or without the kids, drunk or sober, naked or fully clothed, I'm stopping at Soda Pop's, and ain't nobody stoppin' me! FIVE STARS!