Snoqualmie Falls Candy Factory

Adorable and quaint family owned candy shop :)
I believe it was recently bought by the people working today, and good on them. Very nice and friendly.
They’re still building up their selection of candy (so not quite a 5 star review)…but man… go for the homemade fudge! The chocolate peanut butter fudge was still warm/​fresh when we got it– and barely any made it back to our house on the drive home. We should have gotten 2 tubs ;)
Sister-​in-​law grabbed the rocky road with walnuts and said the same thing: it didn’t make it far on her drive back to Oregon. Needless to say, she’s requesting a delivery the next time we had South.

Not impressed since it was sold. I have tried to give them a chance. I have been in three times. The frst time I was way over charged and when I brought it to the owners attention he said nothing. The second time it took me forever to get anyone to wait on me. And then my order was qrong. The third time I ordered a burger that was very dry. I xwatched the owners son make it. When I brought it to there attention he lied in front of his father the owner and said someone else made it. I will not return.

Nice selection of taffy and homemade candies along with classic packaged candies. Best of all the staff is amazingly friendly! I sampled multiple flavors of ice cream before a settling on the Maui Waui. Which was absolutely delicious! My husband got the cotton candy ice cream, which was also superb!

This used to be our favorite place to go for lunch and ice cream. It recently went under a renovation and I’m guessing new ownership and is no longer worth it. Much more limited menu, they got rid of all the gluten free options (no more gf sandwiches, chicken strips, etc), and the kid’s meals no longer come with the ice cream cone they used to. Used to be worth the drive, no longer. Hugely disappointing!

Stopped in before our train ride. Homemade fudge, chocolates and different varieties of popped corn, and brittles are delicious. I wish the ice cream was homemade. Owners are a family of small businesses owners/​employees super proud of themelves and should be. Looking forward to coming back for some truffles.

Great place to stop after the hike at the falls. Good food, ice cream, candy to go. Small town family friendly.

Love this place! Cozy and delicious, with lots of old-​fashioned treats and really friendly people.

This place is pretty alright… at least for my kids! Kid in a candy store is a saying for a reason! I wound up spending more than I wanted to but hey, the kids are so happy, so it’s all fine! Really a cute mom-​and-​pop kind of place, perfect for old snoqualmie. I’m sure we’ll frequent it next summer for ice cream!

Definitely reminds you of an old mom & pop shop! The ice cream was yummy but we came during an 80+ degree day and their freezers were having a tough time keeping up with the heat so some of the ice cream flavors were a little runny. Great flavors (Umpqua) and great service!

This place makes the best Grinders around. The owner takes pride in the quality of the food and the service is great!

This is the best little sandwich shop in Snoqualmie. The prices are good, all ingredients are fresh and it’s fast. I happened upon it by mistake and have been going back every week since. I highly recommend eating here! Their nutty gobbler is out of this world and so is their home-​made candy.

Small, old, outdated candy store in a small town — got some candy corn & coffee cream chocolate — both were fine, nothing to rave about. Kids thought it was kinda cool — wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

my wife and i came to grab dessert after eating lunch down the street. we tried a variety of flavors and left with a pumpkin ice cream on a regular cone. price wasn’t bad. the ice cream tasted like a cream pumpkin cheesecake.
overall. the place is worth checking out if if need to get your sugar fix

I was so impressed by the burger at this tiny café. Their ¼ pound cheeseburger was massive — thick, juicy, tender, and flavorful. The bun was also large and fluffy. My boyfriend and mother also tried the burger and were equally impressed. The side of tots was also nice — although my boyfriend was disappointed that fries weren’t even on their menu.
The place is cramped — it’s a candy shop, ice cream shop, and café all squeezed into one — and it looks a bit old and modest. Service was a bit slow but understandable since they were busy on a warm, summer day. Their burger is bomb and affordable — about $ 6 for burger and side. Certainly worth the wait.
If you are in the area and a burger fanatic like me, you should definitely check it out.

A typical neighborhood candy shop; yes the décor is a bit dated and old, but that’s not really why you go to a candy shop, now is it?
Best caramel popcorn I’ve ever had. Perfect crunch, texture, no annoying popcorn bits stuck in teeth after continuous handfuls stuffed in mouth… how do they do it? Super filling though, which is a good or bad thing depending on your capacity.
I just tried one flavor of ice cream (espresso) and passed. It’s made by a local creamery, but there was nothing special about it to me.

Very friendly staff, and they have a very rare licorice ice cream. Will be back for more soon.

We just moved to the area and after driving past here a few times I decided to surprise my son with a visit. We were not disappointed. They make their own fudge and kettle corn as well as have a small selection of good like burgers and sandwiches. There is also a selection gluten free options which is very welcome as we are gluten sensitive.
My son had a cone to enjoy and we took home a quart of ice cream for the rest of the family. We will be coming back.

I originate from a land on another coast far, far away. A place where everyone is your friend. A place where going to the beach means goin’ down the Shore. A place with miles and miles of Boardwalk with stores and shops that tickle your every fancy – especially if your fancy includes fudge and caramel corn.
Imagine my deep sense of loss, now living in a part of the country where no one wants to be your friend, a place where the beaches are… weird, the ocean is freezing cold year-​round, and there is no boardwalk to speak of but some laughable «promenade» in an OR coast town.
But wait! I can still have great fudge and caramel corn. It’s not the same, but it IS a wondrous second – especially the caramel corn. Slightly overpriced, sure. But if you’ve got a hankerin’, do yourself a favor and stop on in to the Snoqualmie Falls Candy Factory. For real.

I’m not sure how I feel about this place yet. It seems like everytime I stop in here, the people who work here act like they are too busy to help you even though there in maybe 3 people tops when I’m there. Its weird.
Also, I usually just go in there for the taffy, I haven’t ordered their food from the restaurant side yet…

This review is simply for the gummy bears. We stopped here on a small road trip because it looked interesting and we wanted to just poke around. The clerk kept staring at us, so it was like. ugh, fine, we have to buy something. He finally bought a small pack of gummy bears.
HOLY HELL. BEST gummy bears EVER. I don’t even really like gummy bears. These were incredibly tasty like they were made from actual fruit juices (zomg!).
It’s too bad they’re so far away from the city. My friend (now living in the UK) keeps asking me to go back and buy some to send to him.
nom nom.