Candylicious

06/24/09

Great place for a different kind of gift.

by djrhodes at Citysearch

There were unique choices of cany that I have not seen in the average candy store. I picked up a collection of Star Trek "Pez" dispencers at a very reasonable price. What I really liked that I have not seen anywhere was the selection of candy cakes and numbers. All were at least a foot tall and made from any candy. Chocolate to sweet tarts! Your choice. A limited selection can be picked up off the shelf. Personalized can be ordered and picked up in less than a week. The drawback is, they haven't developed their website so that you can brouse to get ideas and call the order in a head of time if you don't live close to either of the stores.

• Pros: Awsome and unique gift
• Cons: No website to brouse and order before long drive to pick up

11/06/03

Confectionary charmer offering made-to-order "candy cakes" and a vast array of retro sweets.

by Contributor at Citysearch

The Scene
Vibrant and overwhelming in the best possible way, this candy store dazzles first-timers with a kaleidoscope blast of bubble gum-pink walls bursting with seemingly every candy brand. This cozy business appeals to young and old with an expansive array of retro candy, contemporary favorites, gourmet originals and 55 varieties of Jelly Bellies. The shop will order anything that isn't in stock.

The Goods
Harry Potter Jelly Bellies? Got 'em. They also stock 21 varieties of M&Ms, 16 different Haribo Gummies flavors and a Wonka-esque assortment of mints, novelty candy, chocolates and more. Candylicious is perhaps best known for the multilevel "cakes" and centerpiece topiaries that artfully ascend their built-to-order pedestal frames in brands and flavors of your choosing. Prices start at $55.