So amazing love the Oreo my cousins loved the chocolate and Mexican vanilla they don't only have…read moreice cream they have candy and a LOT of dipped treats!!! WOULD RECOMMEND

From the owner: We specialize in Gourmet Caramel Apples. Caramel is homemade and the finest quality of toppings on…read morethe apples. We also carry Dipped Strawberries, Rice Krispy Treats and lots of caramel items. We proudly serve Amy’s Ice Cream! Mangonadas, shaved ice and soft warm pretzels, chocolate strawberry cups, Dubai chocolates

I saw this place on the news and wanted to support. My family and I stopped in about 15 minutes…read morebefore closing. The customer service A+. The manager and the person checking us out were friendly. The selection was limited. The manager said that customers came in before the SNAP benefits changes and bought a lot of stuff. I plan to visit again in a month or so.

If you have a sweet tooth (or a spicy one), Alamo Candy Co. is basically the mothership. Walking in…read moreis a total sensory overload in the best way possible--rows of technicolor treats, piñatas hanging from the ceiling, and that iconic "Batman" guarding the aisles. The Layout & Vibe It is a massive warehouse-style shop filled with every kind of candy imaginable. They have a huge selection of American classics and imported Mexican favorites, but their homemade line is where they really shine. * The "Batman" Rule: You can't miss the life-sized Batman statue--just a heads-up that there's a "Do Not Touch" sign on him! * Organization: The shelves are packed with everything from bulk lollipops and "Glow Pops" to stacks of de la Rosa Mazapán. What to Grab * The Classics: You have to get the de la Rosa--it's a staple for a reason. * The "San Antonio" Specials: They are famous for their Chamoy pickles (look for the Big Tex Dill Pickle in Chamoy), Picositas belts, and those spicy tamarindo chili balls. * Party Needs: Beyond the candy, they have a ton of party supplies and authentic piñatas if you're prepping for an event. Pro-Tips for Your Visit * Parking: They have a dedicated customer parking lot, so you don't have to stress about finding a spot on the street. * Timing: They are open Monday-Saturday (9:00 AM - 6:30 PM) and Sunday (10:00 AM - 4:00 PM). * The "Sugar Rush": Be prepared to leave with way more than you planned. It's hard to say no when everything is so well-priced and unique! Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a San Antonio institution that you have to experience at least once. #AlamoCandy #SanAntonioEats #MexicanCandy

This is a classic candy store in which you can grab a small or large plastic bag and scoop the…read moresweets that appeal to you and pay by the weight. We were visiting from out of town and brought our girls to pick a few items for their en flight snack. We made four goodie bags for approximately $20: 1) Bag 1 - birthday cake cookie dough bites and chocolate chip cookie dough bites 2) Bag 2 - milk chocolate sea salt caramel almonds and milk chocolate peanut butter malt balls 3) Bag 3 - creme brulee cordials and milk chocolate cashews 4) Bag 4 - gummy candy There is a vast selection. We are hooked on the milk chocolate sea salt caramel almonds and creme brulee cordials!

Definition of a classic candy store! Had all the sweets you…read morecan imagine but best part for me was finding my fizzy cola bottles I always eat in the uk! I have a hard time finding them here in the states so I got some of those and then tried my very first Italian cream soda They have a few different flavors The strawberry blonde is good but as they are quite large I would suggest sharing them as definitely a sugar high!

Yes, candy! I love finding old school candy. You don't find it much any more. Razzles, make your…read moreown pixie sticks, Boston baked beans, wax bottles, candy cigarettes, and Jelly Belly's. So fun walking throughout the store and seeing how much they have in this store. Even towards the back the have Blue Bell ice cream. Was nice to look around and see all my favorite candies I used to save up my allowance to buy at the corner store market. Whew, that brought back nice memories.

Poor girl working all by herself. She's going to kill herself running back and forth on a busy…read moreSaturday. If I were her, I wouldn't broken down. But she was doing the best she could and better. The manager should've been her to help her at the absolute least. I hope she finds a better place to work where she's not set up to fail. Better management is needed asap.

Fun place to go with all types of candies, old time treats, toys, best of all "ice cream cones" for…read morea special treat! Kids will go crazy in there with all the fun stuff to look at and "want"! Great for special occasion treats, little fun gifts! You will love it, not the typical Icecream place!

Went in looking for some d fashioned candy .. hardly any . Except some rock candy .. half the candy…read moretube bins were empty and dirty .. the only thing well stocked was the jelly beans .

Nice clean store! Amazing selections of candy for those that have a sweet tooth!…read moreI found my favorite coke candy gummy that I haven't seen in a long time. They also sell ice cream. Nice friendly staff.

Nostalgia abound! Adorable little old-fashioned candy store with lots of childhood faves, new…read moreofferings, and more. Young, college-aged staff that are super helpful and friendly.

Lammes candy closed on May 9, 2026...a sad day for Austin and a sad day for our family. For more…read morethan a century, Lammes Candies have been supplying candy to the Austin, TX metroplex. This small candy shop on Airport Blvd (also locations were in Round Rock & Lakeline mall) was filled with many family memories. Their Texas Chewie Pecan Pralines were a tradition for our family especially during the holidays. When we lived in Washington state for about seven years, and every time we came home, we would take back the Texas Chewie Pecan Pralines to folks in Washington state and some for us too. Smile. We liked that the box had Texas written on it, which gave us a great sense of Texas pride. In addition, at Easter we always purchased the pastel-colored thin mints and at Christmas the red and green thin mints that literally melted in your mouth. Importantly, we would occasionally go by Lammes to get an assortment of candies to snack on. It felt like there was an unlimited amount of choices of this delicious candy. Lammes candy was founded in 1878 and family run since 1885. This cute little candy store was an Austin institution! It was Austin's oldest operated family business and a source of pride for Austinites. Its signature Texas Chewie Pecan Pralines introduced in 1892 was one of its most iconic candies along with the chocolate and caramel Longhorns. In April 2026, Lammes announced it would begin winding down operations after 141 years, identifying rising ingredient costs, labor expenses, and long term sustainability challenges as reasons for their closure. The Round Rock location closed on April 24, 2026. The Airport Boulevard flagship store remained open temporarily until Saturday, May 9th (our last visit) to allow for final purchases. This candy store closure was a huge loss for Austin.

RIP...almost. After stuffing ourselves silly at Quality Seafood just across the street, we thought…read morethat it would be a great idea to stand in the hot sun to get some chocolate. Unbelievably, we had never been here despite living so close, and since they're closing we felt obligated to go in and try it. The place has been around since 1-8-8-5!! We probably didn't get the most legitimate experience because of the crowds. We waited outside for 20 minutes and then inside for another 20 minutes just to be able to get some chocolates from the counter. The whole situation seemed a bit discombobulated and parking was a nightmare, but everyone around us was in a good mood and chatty, so the atmosphere was pleasant. Some of their items are lame, like repackaged watermelon sour patch kids for $9 (!). But of the chocolate from the case that we got, all were really good: the truffles and chocolates are not Big City good, but for a sweet lil shop on Airport Road, no complaints. We also stocked up on a couple boxes of their famous Longhorns and pecan pralines. We asked about merchandise and they didn't have any currently in stock, which was kind of a bummer because we're not planning on going back. Three stars, but a wistful three, and we wish them nothing but the best before the final chocolate curtain falls.

Unfortunately, as of November 2025 they no longer sell the Unicorn Poop candy. I purchased Amaretto…read morefudge. It was fine but I won't rush back just for that. They did have several other flavors that sounded yummy, such ad banana and churro. Service was polite. Tiny and cute candy shop.

My 2nd shop stop in Fredericksburg, TX, was at Big Pop's Popcorn Company. What a fun and an amazing…read morelittle shop with tons of snacks and goodies! It has that old carnival feel to it... very nostalgic with a variety of novelties. The first thing I saw was the kettle corn rack. I love kettle corn and they have many flavors. I didn't buy one for myself though... instead I got one for my dear friend... it's her birthday... birthday cake flavor was fitting for the occasion. As I walked through the aisles, the wall of jelly beans caught my eyes... love my jelly beans and they have so many flavors. Again, I didn't buy any for myself (trying to cut down on sugar... at least I had some self control while I was in this shop LOL)... I got some jelly beans for my friend though... 3 flavors - birthday cake (perfect!), green apple (my #1 fav!), tutti-fruitti. Staff was very friendly and pleasant. Prices were reasonable. Shop was clean and organized. Just cool candies and neat stuff all around. Don't miss out on this place when you're in town. Happy Big Pop-N'ing!