When you walk in, the right half of the store comprises tables and tables of individual candy that…read moreyou bag yourself, hence the name "Candyland." The other half is a small grocery store with the basics including some produce, but not a whole lot of selection. It's adequate. There are two registers. The cashier was efficient but not too friendly. Worth stopping in at least to check it out.

This store had beautiful produce, a variety of meats and cheeses, candy/cake making supplies and an…read more amazing amount of individual and pre packaged candies. The store is very clean and the staff are very helpful.

I can't believe I've never reviewed Sarris before. It's only my favorite ice cream of all time! I…read morewill drive 45 minutes any time for a chocolate peanut butter milk shake. I have a massive collection of the cups from all my milkshake runs. Such a cute ice cream parlor chocolate shop vibe inside. The chocolate castle is a sight to see. You can obviously buy their chocolate at most grocery stores, but they have so many unique products at the Sarris store. My absolute favorite is a big box of coconut clusters. I eat them in one sitting. If you haven't tried this iconic Pittsburgh staple what're you doing

The candy is absolutely incredible. When you visit the shop it is fun. They also have a delicious…read moreice cream shop connected to the candy store. We had milkshakes and they were the best we ever had. They are also enormous. They have all kind of little gifts if you need something special to go with your chocolate gift. I highly recommend a visit.

Grandpa Joe's candy shop is everything you think it would be. Fun candies, sodas, and souvenirsread more

It doesn't matter what age you are, you will be like a kid in a candy store at Grandpa Joe's…read more Whether you want chocolate, gummy, hard candy, nostalgic, or anything else, you can find it. We did the world famous candy buffet. For $5 you can fill a small box.

Love this place! They moved from their original store, and then moved again. I lost track of them…read moreas I also moved. But now I'm back and I found them once more. This is my holiday go to candy store. Love their dark chocolate apples with everything poured over them. A little harder to find but well worth the visit. The store is adorable. Also accessible.

I LOVE ME some Country Confections chocolate... yes I do…read more This is a location in Canonsburg on 19 in a strip mall down from Kings restaurant. They have DELICIOUS homemade chocolate candy: bon bons, pretzels, chocolate covered potato chips, filled chocolate candy, popcorn and their most FAMOUS item which are their gourmet candied apples!!!! A must try! They sell out of candy very quickly during the holidays so get their early or you can place an order. Do not overlook this place if you like chocolate!

This is the perfect comfort spot for a low-key dessert! The ice cream was delicious nothing crazy…read morespecial, but a solid, well-made cone that hits the spot. It was so cool to see all the chocolate shapes and creations they make there, and they have a great selection of candy beyond just the chocolate. The staff was also nice. They also had outdoor seating which was nice!

I have been passing by this chocolate and ice cream spot for years. About time I turn the car…read morearound and stop in, especially on a blistering hot day of trekking. Perused the plethera of chocolate candy. Opted for a ready-made box of assorted chocolates (tasty treat for my co-workers). Then, it was ice cream time. Selected a single scoop of a concoction which included peanut butter and chocolate in a cone. Very satisfying. Staff was helpful and pleasant. Store was well organized. Yes, more visits are in order!

This is a nice little hidden gem if you are not from the area and in the know. I had been…read morepreparing for an event at work and my coworker told me about this place. I was looking for bulk candy and needed some specific types of candy. Before going to the actual location I went to the website beforehand and could browse what they have. Their physical location of this store sits in a small plaza below a car dealership along Route 30. Getting here is kind of easy depending on the direction on 30 you are coming. Eastbound, easy, pull onto the road. Westbound, may god have mercy on your soul, try crossing two lanes of downhill traffic while uphill traffic behind you is just zips by or backs up. When you exit, just don't go that way, go the opposite way as it will take you where you need to be and it is much easier on your stress for the day. I don't want to state the obvious here, but you become a kid in a candy shop when you enter. The front of the store is your basic candy store with items that are singular in nature and runs the gambit. Candies that you forgot about will show their faces. Then you move towards the back of the store and enter the holy grail of bulk candy. It is rather well organized and you can find what you want quite easily. If you cannot find what you are looking for, just ask the employee back here and they know exactly where it is. I was looking for something and it was literally right in front of my face, but I kept overlooking it. I spent a lot of money here, but it was bulk candy and for an event, it was well spent money. Definitely will be my spot to go for bulk candy for work.

Owner, Dave Luehm always has a great selection of goodies for our organization's candy bar during…read moreour annual benefit and at a reasonable price. Also carries paper products and raffle tickets. Great local family business.

I just unpacked $200 of Rosalind's chocolates. My grandfather would stop every Friday on his…read morecommute from Rochester to Ellwood City & pick out a specially curated box of dark chocolates for my grandmother. He kept a note pad in his shirt pocket with her favorites. Basically anything but maple creams. (And I agree). Just a personal preference. This same Pap would send me a beautiful package so foiled eggs & fruit nut & peanut melt away eggs to Florida when I lived there So now I live in California & ordering $200 in chocolates to share is my sweet blessings to my friends. Rosalind's makes Godiva look & taste like Hersey

We tried this candy shop for the first time last weekend and really enjoyed the castle-ambiance…read more Kids would love it too. They have a huge selection of chocolate based (and some non-chocolate) based candies. They also have a ton of sugar free options which is great for those watching their sugar. We tried a variety of treats which were tasty- I particularly enjoyed the chocolate caramels. I was a little disappointed that the kind girls working behind the counter couldn't explain what some of the candies were, but they did offer to let me try one which made up for it some. We also tried a box of their chocolate covered strawberries, but were a bit disappointed as they were a little sour and not very good. However the other chocolates we got were amazing and worth returning!

Amazing little market with lots of fresh fruit and vegetables! Tons of candy in bulk. A wide…read morevariety of spices, herbs for canning and baking. Prices are what to be expected...everything is fresh so it's worth a little more money. Service was great! Highly recommend a visit to this business.

Worst we have ever had. We drove from clearville pa to shop there and was greeted at the door by a…read morenasty obnoxious blonde woman at 1 today and when we tried to explain that she was a service dog the woman got more obnoxious with us. I took are baby to the car and the nasty woman continues to be totally rude with my wife so everyone in the store could hear and this went on till had to finely had to drop what she wanted to purchase and walk out. Never have we been so disrespected any where. So the fact is your business treats rude and obnoxious and has no respect. The dog is a licensed service dog. And even after I took daisy back to car she was still rude and obnoxious to my wife. She shouldn't have a job. Anyone who is a union member or a pet owner should blackball your business I will not spend in your store