The B & G is one the best in the area. It has a lot of sausage in it. Service in great, friendly…read moreand helpful.

Around since 1912. Nostalgic soda fountain, ice cream, and brunch spot. They also sell chocolates…read moretoo. Cute place. I'd go back. The staff's very friendly!

I have been going to the Parry Shop off and on for a few years. I have noticed that, unless the…read moreowner is there, the staff seem to be ill-mannered and a little rude. I chose not to get a drink when I was told what to drink after asking a few questions about Dairy (I am not able to drink milk). The young woman didn't even look at me. She just told me what to order over her shoulder without offering any substitutions or suggestions. My family had cone with me, so I encouraged them to enjoy something, but I left and went somewhere else. It has been my joy for years to bring friends and family into this Shop, but I think it may be better for me to go elsewhere if basic manners can't be used. ​

I grew up coming here with my mom for treats! I love the chocolate turtles and gummy treats. I only…read moregive four stars because I think it's just a bit too pricey. I'd definitely go more if things were a little cheaper. But for a once in a while treat - definitely recommend.

This just opened Monday and this isn't their permanent…read moreStore. That will be next to the pet shop around the corner but it won't disappoint. We have been to several of these around the country and while each is unique in their own way they are still funny and a semi throwback to your childhood. Good to note it's pricey as all novelty stores are Staff is super friendly and well educated on what product they have on hand and what they don't. If they don't have something they look it up for you to see if it's even still made of you ask them too. Which was my case with Violet crumbles. Very well organized and stocked shelves. The walls are lined with funny T-shirt's and wall plaques that are fun to read. Easily able to spend a good hour inside just looking at all the products and reading stuff. And it'll be fun too. One wall has bins of fun taffy flavors and loose candy to buy by the bulk. And today you were able to sample a piece. In cold cases they have novelty sodas such as dill pickle and bacon maple. I had to buy a dill pickle soda for my love of all things pickles. Highly recommend stopping by and taking out of town guests to. Super fun store.

Super cool, huge selection of sodas and candy! I could look for hours. The girl with blue hair…read more(sorry didn't get her name) was SO incredibly helpful and friendly!!! She really went out of her way to make sure I was taken care of. Wonderful first time experience. I will be back!

Large selection of unique candy along with sodas. I especially like the salt water taffy.read more

Great local candy store So much to choose from About a mile off of State Road 19…read moreStreet side parking Home of the giant jelly beans

Excellent selection of vintage and specialty candy and sodas. Plenty of country themed chachki,…read moreclothes and unique toys too.

Cute little candy shop attached to the Charley Creek Inn--smart idea, since hotel guests might want…read morea sweet treat for later, and it's across the street from an adorable vintage theatre, so if you're daring and want to smuggle some sweets in to a movie with you, it'd be more exciting than the typical/ generic offerings of your average movie theatre. They had quite a few cutsie craft sodas in addition to many old-fashioned type of candies and then a case of milk and dark chocolates. As the title denotes, there is also ice-cream. There are a few tables and nice bright big windows to look at they lovely facades of downtown Wabash.

Oh what's sweet sweet little candy shop. Located in an old refurbished house In Roanoke this…read moreadorable business is actually two business' in one house. Both adorable. The lower level is Tea Room. Think mother/daughter day or a perfect Mother's Day brunch. Even a bridal shower luncheon or after wedding brunch with the family. Sister day our etc. then upstairs is where the sweet connections are. Something for all ages. Three rooms, each insually decorated different to go with the theme of the candy. Then there is a balcony that has a fable and a cotton candy machine. Although it wasn't running that day it sounded tasty to have. One room is for little girls with unicorns and rainbows and dolls, the main room is more for adults and the third room is more geared towered boys with super heroes and LEGO candy etc. the balcony is available to rent out for small events and would be awesome in the summer months. It includes the cotton candy machine if you like too!! it takes awhile to peruse the upstairs because there is so much fun candy to look at and buy. She even had a big selection of throw back candy that takes you back to your childhood. The place is very clean but social distancing isn't practiced except for hand sanitizer. No masks etc. the owner is super friendly and easy to talk too. You can tell she loves her business which is awesome. this is a must stop place when in town not k lot to support local business but to support your sweet tooth!

From the owner: A Spoonful of Sugar is more than a candy shop. Amongst the colorful and charming decor you will…read morefind unique items of candies, toys and gifts. It's the perfect place to buy stocking stuffers, Easter basket gifts, birthday presents, party favors, get well thoughts and "just because" surprises.

i was astounded to find the bulk Jelly Belly sells for $16.99/lb, while it's $9.99/lb at Martin's,…read morenearby.

Makenzie and Ava work so hard it's hard to keep up with candy stores these days they have the…read moresweetest candies and sodas in the world