Dang the portions are generous - I mean really generous…read more Like -- wow Ok ok Extra napkins for sure Delicious all around

This is a great stop for some ice cream. This is a great area to sit down and look at the water and…read moreenjoy what the River has to offer. The service was enjoyable and they did very well. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is in the area that would like a good ice cream stop. Thank you for listening.

Cute little candy store around the corner on the end in watch hill. Love the vibe and the tastes…read moreeven better. We stop in every year when we're visiting RI to get fudge and other sweets.

after reading the reviews (both positive and negative) we decided to check it out. selection is ok…read morebut found the employees somewhat rude and entitled as though they were doing us a favor by being open. maybe a lesson in customer service might be helpful.

Cute little candy shop! Self service so you can choose as…read morelittle to as much as your sweet tooth desire

The Candy Shop in downtown Mystic is a true delight for anyone with a sweet tooth. Located right on…read morethe dock next to the drawbridge, it's not just a candy store--it's an experience that blends nostalgia, variety, and handcrafted quality! -Selection & Variety * Over 200 different types of candy, ranging from chocolates and fudge to classic confections and nostalgic favorites. * Handcrafted fudge is a standout, with 16 flavors made fresh daily, including specialties like dark chocolate caramel sea salt and cookies & cream. * Beyond fudge, you'll find hand-dipped caramel apples, pecan and cashew clusters, and pre-wrapped chocolates and taffies that make perfect gifts. Atmosphere & Location * The shop is family-owned and operated, adding a warm, personal touch to every visit. * Its location on the Mystic drawbridge makes it a charming stop while exploring downtown. The interior is quaint, clean, and filled with the irresistible aroma of fresh sweets. * The nostalgic vibe brings back childhood memories, making it fun for both kids and adults. Service & Experience * Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, happy to guide you through the wide selection. * The presentation of the candies and fudge is inviting, with colorful displays that make browsing a joy. * Many visitors note that the shop feels like a "sweetest place in Mystic", thanks to its combination of candy, ice cream, and fudge under one roof. Whether you're picking up a gift, indulging in a caramel apple, or just reliving childhood favorites, this shop makes every visit memorable. Cheers

Small but lots of very yummy treats! The person behind the counter was very friendly and helpful.read more

Looking for a sweet treat we stopped in Kenzie's. They are loaded with anything that you could…read morepossibly want. My favorites have to be the chocolate covered orange peel and the chocolate covered espresso beans. We will most definitely return here again for some more chocolate deliciousness in the future!

On Main Street in Middletown you'll come across a tiny Chocolatier called Tschudin Chocolates. This…read moreis owned by chocolate chef Roberto Tschudin. Rob is a man of MANY skills and talents, he's also very personable and welcoming. His chocolates look like little art figurines, from the colors to the interesting designs. Since my dad loves any gift that comes in a form of chocolate, I thought it was a perfect reason to get him something from Tschudin. I told Rob to select me six of his best sellers of dark chocolate. He did, I can't say what I got, but the one I personally had was the peanut butter. The peanut butter was creamy, and whipped, the slight bitterness of the dark chocolate was the perfect pairing, so tasty! My dad loved his gift, I think if he knew these were a bit pricier he wouldn't have had them in one sitting. If you're looking to treat your self to some chocolate or give some as a gift, please stop by Tschudin.

High quality chocolatier, doing his own thing…read more Came here initially on a whim, seeing the owner walking outside with the big white hat and chef whites. We were greeted with a mostly empty display with lots of stuff everywhere. We did manage to get a small group of treats at a fairly high price point, but the attention to detail and quality of the chocolates produced were at levels typically not seen in Connecticut or even around the US. Ever since that first meeting, we try to make the trek here to get a few delectable treats to savor once in a while. The owner is very relaxed and uses his place as a ramshackle display of personality and skill. It's not prim and polished, but there's a few pieces usually on display, a subtle sweet smell in the air, and many interesting flavors and fillings of truffles dotting the display cases. Like a master tailor, this place is known by those who know. They look past the grit and enjoy the true gem. It's really good chocolate, pricy but worth it, and worth a trek.

So fun! The lighting of this shop it bright, cheerful and…read moreinviting. Not only do they carry all of your candy favorites, but there was also a great assortment of newer items and gifts that your wouldn't expect to find. An Oreo scented candle? Socks? Pickle cotton candy are just to name a few. We stopped in a few weeks ago during spring break while waiting for the arcade to open, wasn't too busy.

it is impossible to miss this place! The lighting is so bright and cheerful that it basically…read morepulled me in the door. It's one of those shops that is just genuinely fun to walk around in, whether you're a kid or just a nostalgic adult. They have a massive selection...everything from the classic candies you loved as a kid to newer treats and even Sanrio/Hello Kitty items as well as imported Kit Kats etc. The novelty gift section is always entertaining to browse, I found a snippy plushie. the setup here was clean and well maintained. Pro-tip: It can get a little pricey if you aren't careful, so keep an eye on your bag weight! Overall, it's a high-energy, "giddy with joy" kind of spot that's worth a stop for the vibes alone.

I think I can still smell the delicious chocolate aroma! Chocolate is one of my favorite things to…read moreeat, and I was told that this place has the best chocolate chip cookies. Well, they were definitely right. I ate a delicious chocolate chip cookie. It was so good. They are also offering a frozen hot chocolate which I got. It was delicious and perfect for a hot day. They also sell truffle shots and a huge variety of chocolate bars. I can't wait to go back!!

Chocolate Geeks is a great stop if you love chocolate! The treats are yummy, service was…read moreextraordinary! The shop is small and quaint.

I used to love coming to the store, but it has changed recently…read more I was excited to come to the store to grab some candy, but upon walking in the store, I noticed all of the candy was already separated into little baggies You aren't able to pick and choose the different varieties, which makes it pretty pricey for this choice of candy 2.99 and up for a majority of candies minus the already prepackaged candy's like Starburst I still ended up getting some candy, $20 for a few varieties of candy is a little steep though

Candy Works is a specialty candy and confectionary shop that opened in Clinton, Connecticut in June…read more2020. It was founded by sisters Michele Riccio and Christine Gazzillo, with assistance from their parents Clement & Marie Gazzillo. The two sisters come from a family with experience in the restaurant business; their father Clement is a longtime restaurateur and a current partner at Petrillo's Pizza Pub & Grill in Madison. Michele works as a paraprofessional for the public school system while Christine is a registered dental hygienist. When a candy store that had previously been a location of the Fuzziwig's Candy Factory chain went up for sale, the sisters' father encouraged them to purchase it and go into business together. Clem had always dreamed of having a business where the whole family would be involved. Located in the lower level of Clinton Premium Outlets (aka Clinton Crossing), Candy Works specializes in carrying a wide selection of candy bars, nostalgic candies, old-fashioned glass-bottled sodas, freshly baked goods, and even novelty gifts. Even the sisters' mother Marie helps out with making the freshly baked goods. I recently stopped at Candy Works with my two young sons. I had previously visited many years ago when it was still Fuzziwig's Candy Factory. The set-up of the store is essentially the same, but the Gazzillo family put their own spin on things. The interior was loaded with every conceivable candy variety that you could think of: chocolate bars, jelly beans, gummies, hard candies, gum, fudge, lollipops, taffy, etc. Many of the candies were ones that I haven't seen, or even thought about, in many years. They also had quite a few novelty and gag gifts. I told my two sons that they could pick out any candy that they wanted. You want to know what they both picked out? Ice cream.... doughwiches to be exact. Oh brother; they crack me up. I however decided to pick out a nice mix of candy bars for myself, including "Zagnut", "Oh Henry!", "Abba-Zaba", "Chunky", and a "Cannoli Bar". These will all come in handy on future trips to the movie theater. Whether you're looking for your favorite candy bar, hard candies to make "goodie bags", a funny gag gift, or a nostalgic candy that you haven't seen since your childhood, then you need to make a trip to Candy Works!