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    The Peanut Shoppe

    4.6 (27 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Ron F.

    Yeah!!!! The new location is open for business. They have moved to the north side of the capitol building on the corner of High and Broad Street. The iconic Mr. Peanut sign is not up yet (will be next week). Same old fashioned feel to the new location and the same personal, high quality service. I got to meet the new owner and he is very excited to be open and said he plans to keep the old fashion feel we all love. They still offer great snacks. Priced per weight and each order is weighed out for you. Prices went up a little, but that is to be expected. He said they also plan to be open for the nearby theater showings so you can get reasonable snacks for your show. Stop in and say hi. You will not be disappointed.

    The sign of goodness.
    Brian P.

    From an era where tailfinned cars dripping with chrome oozed down the streets of Ohio's capital city, this survivor beckons. A true nut and candy shop, from its neon sign with the Planters Peanut logo to the fryers cooking hot peanuts, cashews, etc..., heck, even the aroma as you walk in the doors alerts patrons that they have hit pay dirt. Attentive staff behind glass counters weigh out the exact amount you want of nuts, candies, seasonal items, whatever. They also can prepare gift baskets. Sometimes, fresh popped popcorn is available. This is the kind of store Marty McFly went into and asked for a Whatchamacallit in 1955 Hill Valley in a scene that should have been in Back to the Future. This is the type of small business we had better hold onto, so go in, buy loads of stuff, tip well. And then, like the old shampoo bottles advised, repeat. I understand they also ship, and they recently had curbside service run-out-to-the-car because the never ending construction of the metropolis blocked their entrances for a long while. I was worried they'd disappear, but they only redoubled their efforts to serve a hungry public. Go nuts!

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    Marissa C.

    What a cute little shoppe! In addition to the Planters sign outside, there is quite a bit of memorabilia inside, as well, that shares space with several large cases full of goodies, with a definite focus on candies and nuts! They have both a front and back door, which were both open and creating some nice ventilation on our visit. While there was plenty to consider, we ended up going with a 1/4 lb each of the Brazil nuts (very good), the filberts (a touch salty, but otherwise tasty), the pecans (excellent), and the cinnamon almonds (crunchy with a great cinnamon flavor). Service was fast and efficient - though they had a nice little line going, it moved quickly. It was fun to look around at the other items in the store and in their outside window too. Parking - it's downtown, of course, so it's pretty much parking garages or meters, or park elsewhere and walk, which is what we opted to do.

    OG sign , don't listen to big Corp, keep that sign up!
    Dell K.

    Well, I walked in because I was trying to get out of the rain and maybe grab some candy . OMG !!! what I embarked on was a true time warp gem . Teagan happened to be working and wow did I get more knowledge and a great treat of a story than any candy in this shop . Turns out in the 1930s there happened to be over 300 planters peanuts shops operating. Columbus had theirs in 1936. Now a days there only 12 left , Standard Brands bought out the Planters name. And they closed all the stores except the 12. Mike & Patty worked here at this Columbus one since 1972 and worked handing out peanuts on the street . Also as far as peanut shops , Ohio has the the most peanut shops, a whopping 3! Planters is now owned by Kraft foods. Patty one of the owners of this shop along with her husband Mike. Patty is one knowledgeable lady , she found the roasting manuals quite some years back and learned how to roast the nuts by herself! Teagan , the kind sales person was working on my visit and soooooooo amazingly kind & knowledgeable helped me choose a snack , can you guess ? Fresh Roasted Peanuts nice an warm. Bummer they didn't have any cheese balls. Those are always yummy. Oh, Another interesting fact was that "Planters" started as one Italian immigrant with a dream started a peanut push cart in New York and named it Planters to sound more american. Way to shoot for the stars!

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    Awesome little place to pick up candies or nuts, especially around the holidays. Turtles are fresh and delicious!

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    Friendly staff and tasty nuts. Worth a look if you are in the area. I liked the cinnamon pecans and chocolate covered peanuts.

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