See’s Candies

Very upset. Went in there to get my wife a valentine gift. Got the 2 pound for what I thought was $ 30. Girl asked if I had a discount and I said no. She rang it up for $ 38. I said its marked $ 30 on the sign. She said that’s if you have a discount. It’s marked in small print that regular price is $ 38. Very deceptive and it cost them a customer. Never again will shop there

who doesnt love See’s !!! If you want to earn your way to my heart, buy me a pound of milk chocolates! I’ve been coming to see’s for years, but I love this location because I get a discount for being a government employee. Everyone is given a sample chocolate of their choice and they never disappoint!

My patient’s son give this to me as an early birthday gift for me. (Cause tomorrow will be my birthday) and they really taste so good! Although Im not a sweet tooth person. But I like this candies. And its really really good! Might gonna go and check the shop by myself pretty soon.

I am a big fan of this store over the Riverpark store simply because it is always less busy. Great selecting and the women who are there are always so sweet and happy. It is much easier to park at this location and it is much faster to get in and out. The free sample is always a nice treat and they have always been accommodating to switch my sample to something I like or something I haven’t tried yet. I will keep coming to this location. Thanks Sees!

This location is the corporate store where you can get discounted candy if you have certain affiliations such as working for the local school district. It’s large and spacious, well laid out, easy in and out. However, don’t go there too close to Christmas as it can get crazy. Also, not all of the candy is discounted.

Great for last minute presents. None the less the chocolate is always good. You are allowed free samples free samples before you buy. Sometimes there are lines that wrap around the store, and that’s usually around Christmas and Valentine’s Day. See’s Candies also does fund raisers for organizations.

It’s not really my kind of place, but my nephew was dying to take his parents and friends some souvenier candy from America, so in we went. I have to note here that this kid doesn’t speak all that much English, but he was 15, very independent, and didn’t want to rely on Aunt Kelly to help him with his shopping. He originally wanted me to wait in the car, but I wasn’t having any of that.
The clerk was incredibly kind and helpful to my nephew,. She patiently showed him several tins of candies that wouldn’t get squished in his suitcase, and gave him samples of everything he pointed to (which was a god-​awful lot). When the last purchase was tallied, it turned out that he was about $ 10 short. At this point I faded into the background, thinking that since he didn’t want me there in the first place he could deal with this himself. The clerk took it all in stride, and helped him substitute cheaper tins so his purchase fell within his $ 40 budget.
We emerged from the store about 30 minutes later, with my nephew’s smiling mouth ringed in chocolate, quite pleased that he’d been able to navigate this American shopping experience without the help of his boring, old Aunt Kelly.
Good job, See’s.