Oh what a magnificent and whimsical place this was for me! A world of decadent chocolates - all…read moretypes even things I have never seen or heard of. Super friendly staff. Offers free samples. Had no clue they had a store, but saw it while in Tennessee. They also sell homemade ice cream - a variety of types to choose from.

The sweetest place on earth is the Russell Stover Candies store here in Tennessee…read more For many, many years my dear wife has claimed her birthright to explore this store. Local folks will know that a recent Buck-ee's has greatly impeded the travel in this area. The north bound road from Sevierville may back up for miles due to a recent stoplight granting access to Buck-ee's. This is a very dangerous area; be alert. Now, poor Russell Stover's looks nearly abandoned because visitors do not want to chance a chocolate detour. What was Tennessee Thinking? Surely a metropolitan sky bridge would be applicable; or perhaps new garage which might tele-port customers would be an improvement. Great chocolate for those who would risk great dangers.

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.

After visiting Bass Pro we decided to stop by the little shopping area where Lollipop Shop is…read morelocated. Being candy fans we were excited to see what the store had to offer. As we were making our way towards the store we noticed how pretty big the store was especially for a candy shop and got even more excited. When we walked in we were pretty disappointed. We were hoping to see wall to wall candy displays where your eyes are so busy because they are trying to take everything in. Well, that's not what this store is. The candy selection was just a-ok. Nothing you can't typically find in the candy isle of your local grocery store or specialty store. What we also noticed was that the store had something called "stuff a buddy" which is similar to a Build a Bear but a little less glamorous. I guess this store is decent enough to wow your kids and keep them entertained for the time being because what kid doesn't like candy? But if you're an adult shopper looking for specialty candy then this really isn't worth your time. You might find a couple different candies that you can't find at the grocery store such as "Mary Janes" but other than that the store was less than exciting. Oh, I forgot to mention that the candy is pretty pricey. The bulk candy is $7.99 per pound and candy bars such as Charleston Chew were $1.49 each. If you're anywhere near Knoxville you should definitely check out Mast General. They have the a better candy selection and are much cheaper.

Delicious. Love the homemade feel of everything in this store. I wanted somewhere like this instead…read moreof a straight candy place from Walmart but bigger type place. This was awesome and so good.

Stopping here has become a family tradition. The store is a quaint shop nestled against a hillside…read morein Pigeon Forge, I believe it's right across the main drag from the Old Mill Restaurant. If you like taffy, they have a huge assortment of taffy that is made onsite. You can also watch them making taffy, which is pretty neat. I'm more of a chocolate fan, so I go for the chocolate counter. I'm not crazy about the fudge, but the peanut butter cups, chocolate raspberry cremes, and other chocolates are awesome. The workers are friendly and helpful. If you happen to be there while they are making taffy, they will interact with you and explain what they are doing. There is also a gift shop upstairs, but I've never gone up there to look around. Sadly, I just finished the last of my chocolate today. Can't wait to return next year!

This place is so much fun. Who would think you could spend almost an hour in a candy store…read more This place brought back memories of our childhood with candy that was around back when I was a youngster. They also sold memorabilia and all kinds of bottled soda pop. It was a time for reminiscing. Great job!

This place does have a lot of selection of candy but it's a complete and utter rip off. One example…read moreis they have a tiny bag of six lit candies for $3.49 where you can buy a whole bag of these at Dollar tree. Andes mint bar they charging $4.49, also at dollartree for $1.25. Not sure how they can justify their pricing it's just ridiculous

It' Sugar has the largest sweet tooth candy store. There was…read moreso much sugar in all types of flavor and sizes. My two sons have got a couple of bags of bulk candy. And I purchase some cool chocolate candy and wax bottle candy. Thanks Brittany D, for being so sweet to my family and me at every visit. I just wish that the adult candy, was not near all the other candy for my kids and small children.

It was our first time visiting this store and I could not believe how rude one of the staff were…read more From the time we walked in it was like she was annoyed that we were there. The blonde lady behind the counter was super nice but the dark head lady yikes...be prepared to have everything wiped down as soon as you're finished touching it. Don't get me wrong cleanliness is a great thing but this lady had us feeling like we were dirty, and the candy is super expensive my husband paid $22 for a handful of candy. It will definitely be the last time we ever go there!

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!