Lolli and Pops

I love this candy store! Best candy! Do you like Haribo Gummy Bears? Me either. They are tough and not flavorful. You can go to Lolli and Pops and try the gummy bears before you purchase and you will not be disappointed. So soft and fruity. The truffles are so amazing as well. Make sure to sign up for their rewards program.
5 7 years ago (23-04-2018)

Nostalgic candy everywhere and great location, but they are highly overpriced! You would do better going online to order nostalgics, and you can even find many of the items they sell at the dollar store. One buck works for even the richest of the rich! Love the idea, but the prices are highway robbery!
3 6 years ago (18-05-2018)

Candy selection is great & I love getting refills and the young lady out front giving samples was nice HOWEVER when I went inside the young lady inside Kyra or kyla was putting out stock & had a irritated look on her face as if she didn't want to come to the register to ring up my refill( I always pay ahead) plus she kept reiterating the 10% coupon did not apply to the refills to me & my sister. She reduced the fun in the experience and I couldn't wait to leave oh and no "hello" when we came in no "have a nice day" when we left except for the young lady out front who wore glasses.
2 6 years ago (18-05-2018)

Be prepared to splurge - this is definitely a high-end (read: $$$$) candy store. However, if you're in the mood for mango, rose or champagne gummy bears, this is your place. I go for the dark chocolate haystacks which are worth it to me. Their display truffles are good and the selection of classic or imported brands are pretty diverse. They originally caught me with the term "chocolate room" where you can find all kinds of bars and chocolates...not the widest selection, but certainly enough to get a fix. I can't bring myself to pay for the caramel corn, but it's on my bucket list.
4 7 years ago (13-02-2018)

The store Rep names “Nick” seriously needs to work on his customer service skills. During the entire time I was shopping there, he was obsessed with chatting with this older lady who was buying all sorts of chocolates. When I asked him questions, he barely bothered to answer because he was too busy with the older lady. I understand that older lady might have purchased $15 more than I did, but seriously? Is that how the store “grade” their customers? By only paying attention to the person who spends more?
1 7 years ago (01-03-2018)