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    Chelsi B.

    Need some candy for a holiday or celebration? See's Candies needs to be on your list to at least check out. The have so many varieties of chocolates and sweets, all conveniently inside The Fashion Mall at Keystone Crossing near the rest of the food stores. I love sweets and can never pass up buying some when I see a shop I'd never been to. The employee was busy with other customers when I first walked up. I walked around a bit, and when he was finished he said hello and asked if I was looking for something specific. I said I was looking for a few things for an Easter basket. He talked to me about his popular items and what his favorites were. If you need chocolate, I'd check See's Candies.

    Prepackaged Valentine's Day chocolates.
    Katie R.

    No your average box of chocolates! See's Candies are preservative free and taste so fresh! They're also gluten free. The store is located in the foot court area of The Fashion Mall offering a convenient location. The chocolates make a great gift or a nice treat for yourself while you're shopping. You can choose from prepackaged assortments, make your own, or just stop by for a truffle or two for some shopping fuel! My favorites are the orange and raspberry cream filled.

    Yum....candy.
    Danielle C.

    Omg omg I was so excited when I saw this store I. The mall and spent way to much. Being fro Calif and moving to Fort Wayne I've missed sees candy for to long. It's just as I remember it. Very clean inside the store. Practicing amazing Covid precautions and making sure bath staff and guests wore masks and sanitized hands before entry. Walking up to the store the chocolate sweet smell takes over your senses and draws you In. Even more so whe. You see the milk and dark chocolate confections sitting Inside the display cases waiting for you to purchase them. Displays of their chocolate treats are sitting on shelves begging for them to go in your basket and of course you oblige because their candy is just that good. When Your ready to check out they give you a sample of something sweet to pop In your mouth right away. I def recommend sees candy. It's amazing. It's addicting and it's the best gift you can ever give and receive.

    Nobuyuki S.

    I don't particularly like sweets, which made it an odd choice years ago when I became the manager of the candy department in a department store. I was always pushing the dark, dark chocolate, which was unusual at the time since most people wanted milk chocolate and loads of sugar. As the kind of person to sample chocolates, I've tried a lot of the chocolate brands there are--from the cheap brands at holidays to the far too expensive to be real brands at any time. I can count See's as my go-to brand. Sure, I like that other California brand, Ghiardelli, but nothing else says See's as do the Orange Krispys, now only in the Autumn. I surprised myself when I returned to the San Fran Bay Area last August because I didn't stop at Ghiardelli's or See's. It wasn't long after that I had Orange Krispys on order. Today, I was surprised when I turned the corner of the mall to find a See's store. Wait! This is Indiana. Who outside of Californians really know about See's? I was thinking that it couldn't be many. Although the mall wasn't so busy, the store had two employees and then, me. I got a Bordeaux Bar and a Milk Chocolate with Toffee Bits Bar, which are both way too sweet for me every day, but it's been months since I've had chocolate. The staff member who talked to me wasn't so sweet. I was a bit surprised because in California, they're always overflowing with sweetness. Even the people at the holiday kiosk in Kenwood Towne Center (similar to my Apple Store comparisons. Oh, and they're opening a permanent store there also!) in Cincinnati or those kiosks in the Orlando, Florida area really make you feel that they want you there. Hopefully, it was just an off day for her. You can have your Godiva, Harry & David, Goods, etc. but give me the See's.

    Kara M.

    I've been to the original See's in San Francisco, California and this store brings me back to that trip. I love how it's retro inside. They've been making candy since 1921! When I walked in the lady at the counter came over and offered me a sample. I love how they go all out for the seasons and incorporate that in the packaging. I was glad I was able to get some trick or treat goodie bag and sweets. They have really good toffee which is my favorite. It's a great store that's been around a long time and that's because they make great products.

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