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“Love See's candies, I know them for 10 years, every time visit bay area I will buy loads and travel back with them.The staff in this store is super! All of them deserve a raise! You can feel the culture and why they could made candies so good.Love it, and keep it up!One complain, please open an Ireland store or at least a EU online shopping store. Please Please Please.”
“We had so much fun picking ourCandy, talking with the friendly owner, and of course the candy itself was delicious. (Tried all the Swedish candy we could find) As we chatted, the owner mentioned having an injury that was very painful. I was shocked-she was so enthusiastic and kind! Amazing!”
10AM - 7PM
373 3rd St, San Rafael
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“A clean well-lighted place to buy chocolate. Workers are always pleasant, helpful, and they offer a free sample! Sees candy is lead free too, something many chocolates aren't these days.Kid-friendliness: Free sample always makes my grandkids happy.Wheelchair accessibility: Flat easy entry.”
“If you are in Sausalito and craving for sweets go visit munchies. All their salt water taffies are freshly made and good. And there is even sugar free one too. The owner is really nice and they have gourmet ice cream as well. Good prices too.”
“Thank you very Mochi! [Japantown, San Francisco CA] These are beautiful Japanese confections located on the West Mall at Japantown in San Francisco. The confections are fun, fresh and yummy. We were given samples of the Harajuku mochis in strawberry and chocolate flavors. Ooh the chocolate just hit you at first bite... it's like Nutella with a doughy texture. I preferred the chocolate over the strawberry but these little soft pillows are so heavenly delicious. The packagings and canisters are amazing. Beautiful selection of wrapped traditional Japanese food gifts! They also have some packaged candy and mochis that come in cutesy Hello Kitty tin cans. My daughter couldn't stop with the oohs and ahhs LoL ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Nippon-ya is located on the West Mall at Japantown in San Francisco. Instagram: @nipponya.sf Review #3378”
“Just got this text this am. When I lived in Mill Valley and was downtown I often felt compelled to poke my nose into Two Neat to check out the cards and items for a laugh. Laugh out loud laughs! Love the owner and employees. Gosh darn it, I've moved out of state to Oregon! Now where the heck am I going to get such entertaining Christmas cards? (Birthday cards, etc..)”
“My sister traveled to Iceland and bought this candy.(chocolate covered licorice). She shared it with me and wanted more. I found it with My German Candy based in Portland Oregon. Great taste, great service! I bought a bag for her which she will be getting soon. Thank you My German Candy.. and the licorice lollipop you sent as a sample is delicious? i will be ordering those for me?”
10AM - 7:45PM
2 Beach St, San Francisco
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“This candy shop has a wide variety of candy and a great selection of salt water taffy.The taffy is purchase by weight, so grab a wicker basket and fill it was you go through.The only downsides were:There wasn't many diabetic/sugar free options.They must have had airconditioning previously as most of the individually wrapped hard candy by the windows had melted at one point. I'm sure it was fine but It looked unappealing.Dietary restrictions: There is a.small section of sugar free/diabetic friendly at the entrance to your right hand side.”
“If you are looking for something sweet to eat, this is the place! Several floors to choose the type of candy you are looking for or that you were not looking for but you will be getting to know! A tremendous and very large and varied place! It's worth knowing”
“Always a pleasure to come in and shop. Love they are offering more sugar free options. See’s candy is NOT taxed in SF/CA! Which is amazing! Double reasons why I always come during the holidays for myself and family gifts. Highly recommend.Wheelchair accessibility: They usually leave their doors open. First level / street level entry. Accessible street parking outside, as well.”
10:30AM - 8:30PM
145 Jefferson St # 300, San Francisco
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“Last time I came to this shop was before COVID and the variety has not changed a bit. Candy and chocolate from floor to ceiling. Chocolate covered strawberries and caramel apples are usually my choices.Parking: There is paid street parking all around, there are paid parking lots all around. Depending on the day it will be a challenge to park anywhere so come prepared to search.Kid-friendliness: Yes what kid doesn’t like candy or chocolate?Wheelchair accessibility: Most definitely but it is a tight store with a center median be aware.”
“I've not been able to find any other bakery that uses high quality ingredients, is transparent about the ingredients they use and tastes fabulous. Miette does not compromise on ingredients. They source the best. For those for whom quality ingredients matter, I haven't found anything comparable.”
11:30AM - 6:30PM
7 Main St, Tiburon
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“Really nice collection of chocolates with varied flavors. The store is a paradise for kids craving for candies and toys. We tried Oreo Chocolate/Vanilla ice cream with waffle cone and Dark Chocolate Breakup pieces. Both costed around $5 a piece but was super tasty and fresh. Highly recommended if you folks are in the area and craving for some real sugar goodness.”
“Andre from Pier 39 was great. The first night we decided to not buy anything but due to his artistry and amazing customer service, we went back. With his wonderful conversational skills we decided to purchase a treat. Andre is a jewel and a pleasure to meet! Thank you Andre, my sister and I wish you great success!”
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“See's has streamlined and improved the holiday shopping experience. It was orderly, quick, and the service was super. Even on a busy day, everyone was helped, moved through the line quickly, and got what they needed. My only surprise was the very limited assortment of candies for Passover. I'd hoped for a lovely box of Kosher chocolates--but all they had were milk chocolate coins, lollipops, and toffeetts. Still, See's can't be topped.”