I enjoyed our time. Every kind of candy you can imagine. I was expecting more old timey candy, and…read morethey do have it, but much of the store is modern candy. Just about anything you can imagine: you can put it in bags and buy per the pound. They also have those tubes/straws you can fill with colored sugar and similar candies. Other options are popcorn with multiple flavors, like BBQ bacon and "Chicago style" (caramel corn and cheddar corn mixed together), and gelato, which was very good. As with all the Island, expect very elevated prices, but the staff were very friendly to me and my party. I enjoyed my visit.

Go in, all the associates crowd 1 side of store, no greeting. I see something in case I want,…read morelinger around & associates helping others. I walk around to opposite side where all associates are. Then after getting to opposite side associate goes to side I was on saying they can help someone over there. I walked out. Useless employees goofing around, don't care about you.

Went in looking for a candy shop to call our favorite thinking these had ice cream,candy and other…read morethings thought it be a good place for all. Well beside by an ice cream souvenir dish $12 and get a mini sundae. It was well lighted, and okay on candy choices, it was like $19.98 a pound of candy (self serve) , the staff was not friendly. So over all experience, we keep looking for a candy shop we want to return to in town.

This place isn't what it used to be. No homemade ice cream. No chocolate covered strawberries…read more Jelly Bellies (primary reason we went) were $19.99 per pound! I can get them on the Jelly Belly website for less than half that! The one thing good I have to say is that their pralines are the kind I like most (really buttery tasting and dry/crumbly rather than sticky/chewy). But it was nearly $30 for 6 pralines and one small candy package for my kids. Communication was also difficult as the people there struggled with English and they didn't seem very friendly. We didn't buy any Jelly Bellies and left disappointed. I'm so sad because this used to be our favorite candy place in Pigeon Forge. Also, the prepackaged Jelly Bellies were $6.99 and we found them at the candy shop inside Dollywood for $3.99. Never imagined a shop inside a theme park would be so much cheaper than a standalone shop. It's like they don't want to sell anything.

What a delightful location…read more We visit prior to lunch, and are pleased with ambience, selection, and staffing. Lots to like....

My husband and I visited this location twice while in the Pigeon Forge area: once just to check it…read moreout and the second time to purchase some saltwater taffy for my in-laws. The temperatures were in the high 90's and we were driving. We didn't want to purchase them too early and have them melt in the car during our trip back home. The store is bright, colorful and very inviting. I love the layout and how you can see into the candy kitchen and watch them making taffy onsite. On both visits, we were greeted warmly and offered assistance with anything that we had questions on. I'd seen a video online that showed them offering a moonshine-flavored taffy, but I was unable to find it once in-store. My husband called his mom and walked through every flavored offered, while compiling a bag for purchase. I explored the rest of the store. There was a huge machine full of flavored powder candy (similar to Pixie Stix) and very large tubes that you could fill to your liking. They also offered a wide range of fudge flavors and lots of nostalgic/classic candies. I was drawn to the English toffee (very thick and rich) and I knew that my husband would like the chocolate-dipped twinkies, so we got ourselves those treats as well. They were running a special where if you bought a pound of taffy, you got another pound for free, but we didn't want or need that much taffy. The purchase wasn't as expensive as I expected, because of course everything is billed by weight, and we didn't purchase a lot of candy. I'd return again just for the English toffee. It was like a Heath bar on steroids!

We like Chocolate Monkey, and we like this shop…read more My wife is concerned about rising price of chocolate; Chocolate Monkey and several other chocolate observed that cocoa prices have increased due to tariffs. Interesting the US does not produce cocoa, and does not benefit from these tariffs. Hoping for best for Chocolate Monkey and all other chocolate shops.

Lots of locations between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge make this a convenience and easy stop. Place…read morecould be cleaner and I'm 100% sure some of the local candy shops on the strip in Gatlinburg are far more superior. If you're looking for some ice cream or some basics, this place is a good option. Service was standard.

Their taffy is the best. I go every-time I'm up that way. I'm 4 hrs away but I go up there 4-5…read moretimes a year. And have just drove up for taffy a time or two. I tell every body to go there for their candies.

Interesting store... we went in to get some homemade taffy and candies and just to look around…read more There were dolls ..some where downright creepy. Interesting.. one doll named price william which had a dress on was 700&.. interesting....

If you've got a sweet tooth (or even a full set of them), this place is paradise! SWEET! is like…read morestepping into a candy-coated dream, bursting with vibrant colors, nostalgic vibes, and enough sugary options to make Willy Wonka jealous. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the playful swirl of peppermint signage and a rainbow of treats inside. The Taffy Town display alone is a showstopper--rows upon rows of saltwater taffy in every flavor imaginable, from banana and watermelon to bubblegum and birthday cake. It's pure eye candy... that you can eat! The store is spacious, clean, and wonderfully organized, making it easy (and tempting) to fill a bag with favorites. They've got classics, novelties, oversized lollipops, and even bulk bins for the true candy connoisseur. Plus, it's family-friendly and full of fun photo ops for the kids. We had an absolute blast here--it's the kind of place that brings out your inner child. Highly recommend a visit if you're at The Island in Pigeon Forge. Pro tip: grab a variety of taffy. You won't regret it!

Very nice lil shop! Lots of sweets to choose from too!! A must stop by while touring the Island!…read more People were friendly and overall a great place to visit and buy lots of sweets!! 6-2024

Love this shop…read more... Years ago was one of few shops selling Mon Pies; however, now available near home. Nice parking lot. Clean and up to date shop. Lots to view in addition to moon pies.... We'll be back every year

Always looking for a new bookstore when visiting a new city. Excited to stop in and look around…read more This is a HUGE store with both an upstairs and downstairs. There are books for all ages from newborn to seniors. There are more than books here! We enjoyed taking our time and looking at as much as we could in the hour we had available on this day. I love looking at cookbooks and there is an excellent variety to choose from. Books from local authors and books related to Tennessee and its history are displayed nicely. I knew I wasn't leaving without at least one book and I found two paperbacks for $5.99 each. Both books from best selling authors that I am excited to read. I highly recommend stopping in to pick out a book! Note: not a moon pie fan so I can't comment on that part of the store.

As a content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey, I tell everyone to check out Glades…read moreHomemade Candles They're locally owned and have been a staple in Gatlinburg for a long time..I highly recommend it

Had to make a trip in to see all the homemade goodness of candies. This place is so cute and…read morelocated in a small strip type plaza. Immediately greeted by the owner who explained that he and his wife make everything homemade! I'm in awe at the amount of candies they have and the fact that they are homemade!! The owner was super duper friendly and helped us out with offering some ways around the tourist traffic when going into Pigeon Forge and Sevierville. We got peach rings, rock candy and I HAD to get peanut butter cups! The peanut butter cups were absolutely delicious!! Good thing I got 4 BUT I may have to go back for more before leaving lol. The peach rings tasted sooo good. Not like the store bought ones that are not very soft chewy and artificial tasting. These were soft chewy and tasted fresh! I highly recommend checking this place out!!!

We have been visiting every year since 1980, and always have a Grande Time…read more Travel Tip: try to avoid if tourist buses are present. The Apple Barn & Cider Mill is a great preview for surrounding shops. Must visit.

I want to be negative about this massive tourist churning establishment right off the parkway, but…read moreI really can't say anything bad about it after I brought my very picky Ohio in laws here for lunch & they loved it. We came for a late lunch around 2 on the weekend after Christmas, it was surprisingly not busy & we walked in. Our server Chris was on top of his game & patient with our party of 5 & while we browsed the menu for a bit brought out the complimentary apple fritters & juice as soon as we were seated & was really kind enduring my FILs joking during the meal with a smile & quip here or there. I had the bbq chicken wings which is not something I'd usually go for but they looked good & they really were. They were big & had a nice crunch & they sauced them WELL. Fries were solid also. My mother in law is a lady fond of few dishes & one of them is chicken salad. She gave the one here high praise. She also really enjoyed the birds in the case in the dining room. If you've got a large group or picky northerners I think you could do a lot worse than coming here.

Yes we stopped in to try some nuts. We sampled some of those nuts and then we bought a ton of those…read moredelicious nuts. There was not only nuts. There was beans, red and coffee. There was pretzels and there was jerky, tons and tons of jerky. From Kangaroo to python. Yes you read that right, kangaroo and python. The lady even walked right up to me and called me white trash! How rude, but it was delicious. Yes, white chocolate pretzels. Hahaha if you are ever in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee be sure to try some nuts at Try My Nuts!

Purchased several beef jerky flavors from this place, about 13 dollars for a small (minuscule)…read morepacket of jerky. Flavor was ok, but bag contains jerky dust to be honest. Jack Links at Wally World will make you feel like money was better spent.