Got to love the variety of sweets. Especially the super sized candy. You can also stuff a metal can full of candy for $15!! read more

IT'SUGAR - Candy Stores Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Day 13/30: 30 day Oct yelp challenge. A must stop for any candy/mainstream chocolate lover! Ginormous packs of Reese - check! The biggest gummy bears in the world - check! A bikini made of candy - check! A fun stop in the Fisherman's Wharf area. They have some normal and harder to find candies and chocolates (e.g. Found some of those awesome chocolate chews I love from Philly). Crazy packages including an almost 1 kg package of Reese peanut butter cups with only TWO cups. Each giant Reese cup had a whopping 1200 calories! You can pick up home items like Hershey chocolate candles (quick way to get that fresh baking smell without actually doing it!) and pillows, bags and tees. Prices were steep but the would make great stocking stuffers for the candy lover in your life. read more

Very fun candy store with a lot of unique novelty candies and regular candies. The bulk candy option isn't too bad for being in s touristy place. $14 for two pounds of chocolate seems reasonable compared to grocery stores at home. Fun snacks for the trip! read more

This candy store is SO COOL! They have oversized candies that just bring out the kid in you and you go wild hahah It's like candy heaven :') They also have awesome toys, mugs, games, plush toys, a kinky section ;) etc. If you're in the fisherman's wharf area, definitely stop and take a look inside. I would just look cause it's expensive LOL read more

IT'SUGAR - Candy Stores Near Me - San Francisco, California

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One of the best candy stores I've seen in SF (there actually don't seem to be too many of them..), and you can help yourself/get a packaged bag to go. Really tasty and looking fwd to my next trip! read more

I miss having a candy store like this in SF, this place was like candy heaven. I especially liked the gigantic sized tootsie pops, and nerds. Fun and Yum read more

Cool place in the midst of touristy SF!! They have some neat giant candy here, which kind of reminds me of Dylan's Candy Bar! The prices are about $3.50 per lb, so it's just a tad more expensive than your average candy store at the mall. read more

Plenty of old school candy, weird concoctions, and the staples that can be mixed and matched into plastic bags. This place's selection isn't as extensive as Z. Cioccolato, but it's still decent, and this place brings back the old memories with candy like Clark Bars. It's definitely a giant tourist trap, and the candy is way overpriced, but sometimes you just want some bad quality yogurt pretzels or a 10-lb gummy bear. What can you do? read more

Selection is not that big but they do have some exclusive favors that I've never heard or seen before! They also have some cool gadjets and candy that you would never expect. They have many cool things in this store for all my sweet lovers! Just a bit pricy for some candy assortments in a bag. read more

Love this place! Came in with my boyfriend today and it's like we were in a wonderland! They have a Japanese care package filled of surprises all of them where super good!! Even came with chips and soda. Definitely an experience! read more

Fun little place with a ton of candy options for kids young and old at heart! They have super size boxes for a lot of your favorite candies.

Took a walk to Fisherman's Wharf and just wondered around. Never seen this store before so it must've opened just recently. Some really fun and cool stuff (that you normally wouldn't buy). 5 POUND Gummy Bear for $39.99 or how about a giant Gummy Worm!!! Hello Kitty stuff! A 2 POUND Rice Krispy snack! Candy Cigarettes, Candy Dots, Plushes/Pillows, Quality name brand Candy by the 1/4lb or lb ($3.24 or $12.96, respectively), String CANDY Bra and panties (yummy OR ewww), Giant Jawbreakers that can be used as a weapon, Huge "Party" Box of Pop Rocks, etc. Everything is priced "higher" than normal, but many items are great gift ideas. Staff was friendly and was trying hard to maintain everything while all the kids (young and old) were messing up the place! Didn't buy anything this trip, but fun nonetheless! read more

I think this is the most amazing candy store I have ever been too. It was awe inspiring. I've never seen such a huge space so well kept devoted entirely to selling candy. We found everything you could think of and left happy. read more

Cute , bright candy store. Busy saturday they kept on top of keeping candy refilled. Good selection of candies. And taffy (my fave). -but go a little further to rocket fizz tons of taffy.. This store also had Butterbeer from Harry potter, world's largest gummy worm lots of cool things read more

Pretty neat little candy store. Although, PARENTS BEWARE, they do carry some wildly inappropriate candy items, like edible bras right in eye shot of the kiddos. Their bulk sweet section is good, but again pricey. We filled less than a quarter of a bag and it was over $11. read more

This place is a kid's dream. Candy, Candy, Candy, and all over sized and over priced. Bright lights and novelty candy items in the window will catch your eye and draw you into the store. The smell of sugar and candy from your childhood will entice you. This place is such a novelty but worth the visit. Customer service was great and you can tell they enjoy their jobs. Who wouldn't be happy high off sugar all day? They even have a wine glass that holds a whole bottle of wine, blinged out mace, and the cutest Hello Kitty stuff. read more

Do NOT buy bulk candy here. It's a total tourist trap and you can buy just about anything locally or online. There is no monitoring of the bins. It was disgusting to watch unsupervised children shove their hands in the bins to load their bags of bulk candy. Avoid the bulk items here at all cost. read more

Was there couple weeks ago. The cashier (only one) was ringing up two ladies and I was next in line. I was only buying two small bags of candies and the wait lasted very long time because the cashier kept chit chatting with those two ladies ahead of me. She could have just ring them up and move onto the next customer in line, save the chat for later when all the customers have been taken care of. Just when I thought the cashier is ready to ring me up, those two inconsiderate ladies decides to buy more stuff so the cashier has to ring them up one more time. I've had it enough at that moment and so I've gave back the candies and just left the store without buying anything. read more

Super fun place ..cool employees!! They have cold butter beer!!!! Lots of nostalgic candies as well as your usual pickings of candy favs by the pound...got my gummy fix to bring home ...they have hilarious packaged SNL candy product which would be awesome to give to your wise cracking family members....always a stop for me read more

Awesome throwback candy in ridiculously big sizes and varieties (Seriously, there is a Snickers bar as big as my arm and a ton of gummy varieties). It's in a huge tourist trap and is kind of pricey, but if you've got $20 to toss into something frivolous, this is a great spot to check out. read more

I've mentioned the following statement to several friends, but after my visit to "It''Sugar", it bears repeating to the online community: If the Betty Ford Clinic ever does rehab for sugar addiction, I'm taking a month off and heading there. "It'Sugar" is a great place with every imaginable, mouth-watering morsel of sugary goodness you can imagine. The staff very friendly and helpful which made my shopping experience that much more pleasant. read more

I was a kid again in this shop. Candy galore EVERy WHERE, all being held in large see-through glass jars. It's clean and bright inside, and that made me feel welcome to explore their goods. They sell novelty stuff like joke coffee mugs and a literal "shot" gun for drinking. They also sell flasks and other drinking stuff. I didn't believe it until I saw it but they sell a huge gummy worm inside! That thing was 3 or 2 feet long! Overall it's kind of expensive for candy. The candies sold inside are not very unique one-of-a-kind-sold-only-here kind of deals. Like, I can buy a candy shark at 7-11 and chocolate covered raisins at Costco. I did however enjoy their rock chocolate. They are tiny pebble looking chocolates coated in colors to disguise their chocolate interiors. I never saw that before and I'd recommend getting a bag of it for parents who like to keep their candy to themselves. read more

They should call this place McDonald's because they never fill their fries up and the $20 dollar box of sourpatch kids I just bought had a half full bag with a hole in the bottom. This is a scam. read more

They had a sale for the giant boxes of candy, buy two for $20. So I buy two boxes expecting them to be full of candy. No, it's just the $3 bags of candy that buy at any grocery store. read more

I brought my kids into their yesterday and it was such a fun experience. A woman named Maria helped us she was so awesome. She told me if I bought the Crickets she would eat one with me and she was a woman of her word. I definitely would recommend this candy store to anybody and if you get the chance to deal with Maria you're a lucky person. I promise I have never met this woman a day in my life but she treated me as if we've known each other forever. Thank you Maria. read more

Similar to the one at Universal Studios that I have been to. I just looking at the really giant portions of my favourite candies. When I mean giant I mean sizes that are as tall as I. Oddly I was more fascinated by the candy themed items and knick knacks and less about the candies themselves. I bought some dehydrated marshmallows, the kind that you get in Lucky Charms. As a kid I used to get my mom to buy me the cereal and than I would just pick over the marshmallows....now I have a whole bag of them. Now I can make my own DIY gluten free lucky charms at home. The guy at the til was totally out to lunch. He forgot to ring up my chocolate, let alone forgot that I had it. read more

This store had a lot of unique candy which makes it special. They had the 5 pound gimme bear and very old school type of candies from my childhood. Definitely will come again to subside that sweet tooth when you travel!! Lol read more

Very unique items in this store including candies that are a joke or oversized. They also have a website to order from.

Yes this place is a tourist trap. And of course i was a sucker cuz i saw choc covered gummy bears. Sigh. $12.96/lb. Oh my good ness! Crazy Expensive. Place is self service. read more

Fun looking store with a great selection of candies and novelty gift items for all ages!

Deceptive marketing. Have signs up for "50% off all sour patch kids." But they exclude the candy...its just the bags/socks/snuggie. For a candy store this is clearly misleading and wrong. read more

Soooo many different candies to choose from, but they're all way too overpriced...

Totally do not understand the hype behind this store. Sure, it's candy, but there are so many cheaper alternatives! I'm told that it tastes fresher/better, but you can easily fill up a bag that will cost you $20 for various candy. If you switch to a different container, you'd get way too much candy (which is so bad for you!!) Low rating I guess just because it's not my thing. I only go in when I'm with friends. Would not recommend. read more

Awesome staff there helped me figure out the best deal 14.99$ for a smack ton of choices, plus they got some real funny things that are rad for gifts. Well done its sugar!! read more

It's Sugar is a very cute and fun place to visit. Unique ideas and great old and new candies. Truly eye candy!

I didn't really find this place to be anything too special. I'm in the SF area a lot and I've only walked by It's Sugar before. Finally went in and I really like the selection of candy and chocolates they have. Some flavors ive never seen before. I bought some white chocolate break up, peanut and regular M&M's, mint white chocolate hershey kisses looking things, and pre-packed peanut cluster. The M&M's tasted stale, white chocolate thingy was very sweet with a hint of white chocolate, the mint white chocolate was good, peanut cluster was good too. It bothers me how the bins are unattended and no one really watches them to make sure people dont just stick their hands in their and touch all the sweets or children dont open the bins and pick out candy for sampling. Thats a sanitary issue for me..but i guess if you really want your candy it doesnt matter. It is in a very touristy part of SF so expect to pay tourist prices with lots of overhead and this place to get packed during peak hours. 3 stars for being just like every other candy store i've been to BUT with lots of fun cool stuff to look at while you're there. I easily get distracted by shiny or colorful things so I had a good time looking at merchandise in the corner of the store. read more

A huge selection of so many different kinds of candies! Awesome stuff and cool little trinkets everwhere. Their sour belts are scrumptious. Parking is a bitch..it is on the pier..the candy is also really overpriced. Be careful how much you decide to pack it adds up super quick read more

This place is awesome (for adults) the music was great, the employees were in a good mood and having fun and making the customers feel excited about being here. Only problem is price, expensive, but a great time, it was such a good time that I ended up buying things that I shouldn't have just because I enjoyed the experience. read more

This place is amazing, and full of giant life size candy. They have almost every candy ever invented!! The place is eye catching , big and Bright and the associates defiantly make you have an awesome experience. The only down fall of the store is the manager,I got her name from an associate working , her name is Tresa I believe. She is so RUDE to customers, she replys with "WHAT"and "I Don't Know". I even saw her be rude to a little girl who stepped on her foot on accident. She called the little girl a "Little Shit" and that just broke my heart because I have children of my own. From the outside looking in all the associates have a good time on the sales floor and dance,interact with customers but everytime that Tresa character came back on the floor everyone who worked there face turned upside down, the vibe was broken you can tell they hate her. I wish those girls Goodluck and keep their heads up, it must be a fun job to work at, hopefully that manager of there's find another job she is actually happy in. read more