Highly recommended. Best gummy candy. They offer samples. Do not leave Frankfurt without getting…read morea few bags of the gummy candy. These are better than many other brands. Upon entering the store, you are met with shelves of gummy candy options. Great alternatives to getting a keychain or postcard as souvenirs if you are visiting the area.

Stopped by here the other day. It is a small tourist trap, for sure, but it is such a fun shop…read more They have gummy everything, they will even give you a sample if your curious about one of their many flavors. They do not take a credit card, only cash or the Euro card. I like to pay for things with CC, but ran to an ATM machine to get cash so I could purchase this cute little "cake" made of their different flavors of gummy. My dad loves sweets and this was a great little gift for him. Will I be back? More than likely.

Stop here every time I am in town. Great selection. The employee are always nice and helpful.read more

Best ever! Crazy fresh, soft and awesome flavorsread more

I was very pleased to see actual "inside" photos of this candy shop as the owner is always telling…read moreeveryone to please not take them! Maybe he softened up that day! :) Anyway, when we visit Germany, we live in Karlsruhe with long time friends ( a 40 minute drive from The Zuckerladen) ... and it is always one of the very first stops we make after we arrive in Deutschland. The owner is a charming and eccentric soul... The Willy Wonka of Heidelberg, and the candy he has selected for his customers is out of this world - from the standard German Gummi bears, to extremely amazingly fine chocolate, and everything in-between. Its location is also delightfully charming- situated in a nice cozy little part of town. A MUST when you visit Heidelberg... for the chocolate, and everything else that comes along with it. Closed Sunday and Monday. So. und Mo. geschlossen Facebook/Heidelberger Zuckerladen

My favorite candy store in the whole world! Unique, with full service pick-n-mix, AKA bulk candy,…read morecandy creature creations, imported candies, even erotic chocolates, all housed in a tiny shop attended by mom and pop owners and their lovely daughter. Pretty much exactly the opposite of everything Dylan's, It'Sugar, Sugar Factory, etc. -- those stale chains and flagships. Such great warmth and charm. A Heidelberg highlight, and a must see when visiting!

Can't go wrong with a store just for gummy bears. Staff was very sweet and nice. Gave me plenty of…read moresamples until I got addicted to the coffee flavored gummies. Also grabbed a bag of the traditional gummy bears.

Some of the best desserts I've ever had!!! I want to go back and try the rest!! The service was…read moreattentive and patience with very cute decor and ambience. These desserts are beautiful and delicious even after carrying around for a day!!! Macaroons were good, caramel my favorite but a little chewy and crème brûlée was a little too rich and I'm a sugar fiend, but not as good as the other desserts!! I will go back!!

Beautiful! Absolutely stunning in presentation for guests when you're having a dinner party -and…read moredelicious! My pastries were made to perfection. I rarely give glowing reviews of perfection but this little shop deserves it! Upon entrance, you'll notice it's a small shop with a smaller selection of pastries than some other bakeries around. But look closer and you'll see several intricate items, such as chocolates in the shape of a ball with swirls of color. It's near Christmas now so I'm unsure of the selection during the non-holiday season. Currently there are so many options for gifts. Ordered a latte (really good) to go with the lemon tart and tonka pastries. If you do the same, I recommend consuming the Tonka first. It's super rich and creamy in texture but lighter in flavor. Good on its own, but difficult to taste the flavor next to the knock your socks off lemon tart. The lemon tart was the perfect blend of sugar & tartness. It was all so good that we left with two more, plus two boxes of petite pastries, some macarons (these were alright but nothing close to Laduree -a bit too sweet and too saturated with coloring), and chocolates. Additionally, the gentleman that helped us was really friendly and spoke English.