Candylicious

If I could give half stars I would have given 4.5 stars. Cute selection right inside the chocolate bar shop too. Pretty decent pricing for a candy store. We will come back when we are in the area.

Good candies and treats, selection could be larger though, I however, am a sweets freak so it is never enough.

Connected inside the «Chocolate Bar» this is the «to go» place to drop of the kids and tell them to go at it. There is everything for everybody here. Definitely convenient compared to the other location where Candylicious and The Chocolate Bar is actually divided by two doors and walls as if it were a separate building.
Be warned that do not bawk when you see something that you saw at the dollar store earlier to be here for $ 4, it’s about the fun anyways isn’t it?

This place looks and feels like an overpriced candy shop… and it is!!!
Lots of bright colored bins, different varieties of candy, and lots of kids running around.
The place is small though, since they recently relocated to the Chocolate Bar. They also don’t stock a huge selection of candy, for being a candy shop. Most of their items you can find at your local grocery store.
The prices are also a bit steep. The only reason to really buy candy from Candylicious is if you happen to be at the Chocolate Bar and your significant other is dying for a piece of candy. Otherwise, just visit the local drug store and buy your Skittles there!!!

Call me a hater but I just wasn’t impressed by Candylicious, small store with a limited selection. The only redeeming quality was they had rock candy!
I had been talking about rock candy the whole day and was very happy to find they had it in root beer flavor. That alone would have been 4 stars but the rock candy itself wasn’t made very well, it wasn’t formed well and the chunks fell off rather easily as you licked it.

Very nice little candy shop. They have mucho sweets in here!
What else can I say except that the service here was very friendly. The chap was extra informative when we asked about the big, candy «numbers» they have on display. You can order these numbers (0 – 9) for $ 65 a piece, and specify what type of candy you want used on each.

I feel like a kid in a candy store… oh wait I am in a candy store!
This place keeps it «old school» and carry candy from yesteryear. They have everything from Atomic Fire Balls to Sixlets. Unlike another competitor of theirs (i.e. Dylan’s Candy Bar) this place does not mark up there merchandise. The shop is fairly small and can be easily missed by other frequent sweet shops such as Swirll and Chocolate Bar. They carry all sort of fun gift ideas such as boxes of chocolates, gift baskets, and fun little odds and ends.
So whether you want nostalgic candy bar or imported chocolates from Belgian, this place has it all.

There is a whole other world of candy not conveniently sold at your local grocery store. The door to Candylicious is actually the door to a time machine. Candylicious will bring out the kid in you. Worries fade away as your curiousity and interest is stimulated by the sights and smells.
Chocolate flavored lip balm, a 6 pack of «candy soda», after-​rapture mints, and so many other unique treats can be found in this sugar oasis. Sweet or tart, there is something for everyone.
You’ll hear me stifling laughs over the clever humourous lines in the anti-​religious/​vulgar candy section. I am totally reaping the benefits from the «Wash Away your Sins Lip Balm.»
You don’t have to be a celebrity to have M&Ms of one color. This special request can be fulfilled easily. Candylicious is so delicious that Fergolicious Fergy would chose this place for her bowl of green M&Ms. Once you visit Candylicious. You’ll be sure to leave singing…
«Candy…
Oh, sugar sugar
You are my candy store,
and you got me craving you.»

This is a great store to go gift shopping on a budget. Really cute little goodies that can appeal to everybody. They also do really neat-​looking candy bouquets that look like cakes.
It’s especially fun around Halloween (for gag gifts) and Christmas (for stocking stuffers).

This location is a bit smaller than the one on Alabama, but every bit as sweet. Candy practically bursts from this store — themed candy gift baskets for any occasion (and nearly any theme), candy you never knew existed, and candy you will never forget. They also offer a selection of cards and a few cute non-​candy gifts. I’m definitely considering something from here for my sugar-​addicted co-worker’s next birthday.
Warning: just inhaling in this store gives you a bit of a sugar high.