The "Original" carmel corn here is very good and loaded with cashews and almonds. Peanut Brittle…read morewas also very good. Prices here were cheaper than the Little John's English Toffee House an aisle over and the quality is much better. This place also has tons of different dried fruits and candy such as chocolate covered stuff, gummies, jelly beans, etc etc,

Funny how every time I come here I end up with some popcorn but what I REALLY want, is some…read moreold-fashioned candy!! Yeah baby, yeah!! They have all the favorites from your childhood: Pop Rocks, Dots, Lemon Heads, Jelly Bellies, licorice ropes of all sizes...they really have it all. They even have a sugar-free section you know, if yer watchin' your waistline or somethin'. lol Now, if you DO want popcorn...yeah, they have that too. :) Their specialty is caramel corn so be sure to grab a back...or twelve. Only pitfall is that if you go on a weekday morning...you may only find one person working the counter and the place is practically TWO stores. SO if you can't find anyone to help you, check right next door where the candy is...should be someone to assist.

My son decided that he wanted a candy apple for a sweet treat. So we walked around the Original…read moreFarmer's Market and found Magic Nut and Candy Company. As we approached we were able to look around and see the variety of candy apples that they had to offer while they were helping other customers. When it was our turn we were met with a friendly greeting. My son decided to get the Carmel Apple with nuts. While retrieving our apple, the person working behind the counter offered to cut the apple before wrapping it up. We agreed as it would make it easier to eat. I didn't get an apple but my son shared a piece of his apple with me. It was delicious. The Carmel was soft and the nuts added a crunchy texture. The apple itself was fresh and crisp. The combination of ingredients made for a crisp semi sweet bite. Overall the Magic Nut and Candy Company is a good place to get a sweet treat. They have a huge variety of candy apple options and the service is friendly.

I come here every time I'm in LA for one reason - the Australian glace apricots. It's $44 per pound…read moreas of today's review (7/18/26) but it's hard to find these. They also have pre packaged snacks that are great for gift giving. They also make chocolate dipped apples on site!

They sell 10 or so types of gourmet popcorn like caramel, vanilla bean, maple, cheddar and…read moremarshmallow. I have an affliction for caramel corn, and I can say without hyperbole that theirs is the best in Los Angeles. Maybe the world. Seriously. But you can only find them at the Melrose Place Farmers Market on Sundays from 10 to 3. It is worth the journey. I heard that their products can also be found at Joan's On Third.

I love this popcorn ( and the flavored pretzels too). I get it on Sundays at Melrose Place Farmers…read moreMarket but I wish it was available more places because it never lasts. Best treats ever.

this place is great! very cozy and welcoming vibes. Getting a reservation can be a challenge. I…read morehighly recommend the pasta. Great kitchen! Great customer service as well. Will be back!

So look my gf cooked for me for the first time and the food was amazing. I think she made some…read morepesto pasta or something with chicken in the air fryer. Sprinkled a little cheese and that thang was bon apetite. Then she cooked for me a second time. Made some chocolate chip pancakes and cut up some strawberries. Came with some whip cream and a kiss. Thought i died and went to heaven. Third time. Same day for dinner. Same result. This women don't miss. She made some rice and some chicken in air fryer. I thought to myself you deserve a 5 star review on yelp. Love ya babe.

We usually come here every time we come to the Grove. It's super cute and has so much candy to…read morechoose from. They even have a section with vintage candy and I usually buy some black licorice and old fashioned chocolate bars for my dad. The smell when you walk in is so nice too. Nice touch! Great customer service and attention to detail. My kids had the most fun and bought the bulk of their candy from the bulk candy bins and filled up their bags. Very cute store with great inventory we will be back!

Pretending to stock the shelves to watch customers is super weird. Maybe they deal with a lot of…read moretheft or people touching the candy but at least greet the customers. The candy selection was pretty good but the sours are more sweet than sour.

Quite a long line the first Friday of Fan Fest Nights before the event started, but it makes sense…read moresince it's in the literal center of the lower lot and right next to a smaller Nintendo themed/collaboration shop (there was Nintendo x Sanrio, Jurassic Park x Sanrio when I took a gander in). It's a casual quick service eatery so the ambiance was bustling and busy. My friends got the rainbow popcorn and it's honestly a bit sickly sweet, imagine a bit like Captain Crunch popcorn, but it got a bit easier to eat after the first couple of bites.

The line was long. It's located in the lower lot between the Jurassic park ride and the mummy ride…read more It gets hot in the lower lot so this was a refreshing snack. Friendly service. I tried the Princess Peach flavored soda had peach flavored popping pearls on the bottom with cream soda and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I enjoyed the drink! They had cute collectible drink carriers for $20 and popcorn holders for $39.99

We walked in 10 minutes before 6pm on New Year's Eve to pick up a box of 16 dessert truffles. In…read moretrying to let the girl behind the counter know of our selections, she said they don't take large orders before closing. I told her that it was only one box and we already knew what we wanted. She said that the order would cause her to go into overtime. I didn't realize a box of truffles was considered a large order. I guess $70 in business is not worth their effort. What disappointing experience.

Candy, anyone? This is one of my go-to stops at the Glendale Galleria, located on the first floor…read morenear the Food Court. A super pretty store where the loose candy is sold by weight -- you-bag-it and they weigh it. A bit pricey this way, but my experience is that the candy is always fresh. I'm a cherry sours guy, and they always taste good even if a small bag will set you back two figures. Besides bagged candies for munching on your way to the Americana, there are some great packaged candy, popcorn and drinks which make for great gifts. Sometimes I pick up a few things here, put them in a box or basket, and there is your party gift. They even have candy buttons (you eat them right off the paper) which I had to hide from my mom when I was little. Yes to the lolli and the pops.