If you're looking for the worlds first non-kid friendly candy store you found it! Very stuffy…read more Workers were rude and not kind. Skip this store

It say's open till 4pm today, l drove all the way there , and of course it was closed.read more

I bookmarked this shop when I saw their entry on Atlas Obscura. Unlike many of the other ice cream…read moreand candy shops in Harpers Ferry (which were doing tremendous business on this hot afternoon), this one is focused on more historic treats. The candy of old. Part museum and part sweet shop, they have displays showing the candies through the ages, from native American hickory bark to 1900 toys and food items behind glass. It was tough to limit our purchase as we saw so many "must have" items. In the end, we got our bill down to under $30 and just got four different things including some chocolate covered almonds for me (vacation food!) and both ginger and licorice for Mrs. K. Note that True Treats Candy is not handicapped accessible. The entrance is a somewhat steep set of stairs. They might have a rear entrance, probably just ask. [Review 1033 of 2025 - 188 in West Virginia - 24587 overall]

Such a cool spot! They have curated boxes of candies/interesting treats (edible coffee beans!!)…read morebased on era -- also have lots of fun drinks, including RC Cola, which I've never seen anywhere else. Definitely worth a visit while in Harpers Ferry!

Pat's Porch is pure charm wrapped in nostalgia. It has this…read morevintage charm. Think of it as old-fashioned candy, Maryland-themed gifts, truffles, and warm, welcoming staff who make you feel like you've stumbled into your favorite aunt's cozy kitchen. Truffles are really good and fresh. Recommend this place

Such a cool shop to walk around and find Maryland themed items, so much nostalgic candy, and other…read morecutesy gifts. The theme is on point, as you have to ring the doorbell and be buzzed in to enter. After, there are several rooms going all the way to the back filled with all sorts of knickknacks and goodies.

These candies are Wendi's, NOT YOURS! Don't even think about taking them. If you think you can just…read morewalk in and grab some you are sorely mistaken. And the candies look soooo good and smell great. You just want to grab them up, but don't cause they ain't yours. So, I go into this place thinking it is a museum of some sort. This lady (not Wendi) informs me that she will let me steal the candy BUT for a price. I happily agree and make out with delicious handfuls.

From the owner: Wendi's Candies has been in business for the last ten years and we serve bulk candies, sugar free…read morecandies, 49 various flavored jelly bellies, Gummis, Crickets, Home made cotton candles, Giant Jaw breakers and others.

Cute and inclusive candy shop. Friendly staff, popcorn samples. Some MD merch to score too! Great…read moreplace to stop by while in the area!

I absolutely love kettle corn popcorn and was excited to see that I could get some authentic kettle…read morecorn near me. Unfortunately, my popcorn tasted burnt and I did not enjoy it...waste of money

This store was really awesome and had a large variety of candy and sodas. They have shekeves and…read morefridges full of sodas to try.

The bulk candy aisle is just one of the attractions. They also seem to have every bottled soda…read moreimaginable! A fun place for kids of all ages.

One of my favorite ice cream shop! My favorite toasted…read morecoconut! I wanna try other flavors and the chocolate products but I cant stop myself to order toasted coconut... . Really good! Try it!!!

The sorbets and ice cream are wonderful. Not too sweet One…read moreca see the chocolate making. The place smells well

On the way to a friend's birthday party, (Apr 2026), inspiration struck: Bring classic Rheb's…read moreCandies' handmade chocolates! Hand-making chocolates since 1917, Rheb's is a 4th-generation family business, hidden on Bloomfield since 1950. It's just north of US-1 Wilkens Ave near Caton Ave, in a tiny little stand-alone building with a red tiled roof, a stone-like facade, and a hand-written red neon sign above the white corner-facing door. You'll walk in facing an L-shaped candy counter, with some Maryland-themed products and some pre-packaged treats along the other walls. Take a number by the door if there's a line. We waltzed right up to the counter at noon on a weekday :-) You can buy by-the-piece, or by-the-pound in various size boxes, pre-selected or chosen one or two at a time. We got a boxed half-pound for our friend, one of these, a few of those, plus a handful for ourselves :-), and some Maryland merch. They have so many varieties! We got milk-chocolate, dark-chocolate, white-chocolate. Nut clusters and turtles, chocolate-covered cherries, caramels, creams and buttercreams and truffles, and one "Birthday Cake" vanilla cream with multi-color candy sprinkles over a soft milk-chocolate shell. Each lovingly created original was fresh and more-than-delicious. Now, when you choose your own, you pay by weight, and our box was a little over the pre-made-half-pound $15.60. I promise you, it was worth every penny. (Remember pennies?) Our friend loved her wrapped birthday-box of Rheb's so much that she didnt share a one! She said she finished the half-pound in two days!!! I call that self-control. Our handful of singly selected candies barely made it to our home :-) You pay at the counter where you order. Rheb's Candies is open 9am-4:45pm, closed on Sundays, in the little building on Bloomfield that was originally half of the garage to their home! You can find a classic portrait photo of Louis and Esther Rheb to the left of the candy counter. There's only a handful of street parking spaces out front, but there's a little more about a block away in the neighborhood. Since Aug 2025, they have a storefront in Mt . Airy, too! Road trip!!! Oh, and they ship! But be careful about the temperature en route.

Rheb's has always my go-to spot for chocolates! I don't care the season: spring, summer, fall, or…read morewinter, there is always a time for chocolate! The service is always great. Pleasant ladies in their smocks taking orders. The ambiance fluctuates. During late spring and summer, it's usually pretty calm and you can walk in, grab a number, and be out with your box of goodies in a matter of minutes. During the fall and especially winter around the holidays, it can be hectic, chaotic, and crowded with folks spilling out of the door and having to endure long wait times, but, I have to say, it's worth it! The chocolates (you can choose from milk, dark,or white for some items) are fresh and made with quality ingredients that keeps folks coming year after year, including me! All in all, a family owned shop that has been around for years that produces some of the best chocolate candies in the Baltimore area. A must visit for anyone.