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11:30AM - 7:30PM
1352 Haight St, San Francisco
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“Been to many of the candy shops in SF and this one is my favorite. Has such a wide selection of pretty much everything. Gummies, chips, ice cream, Swedish candy, Japanese Kit Kats and crazy soda flavors.
Highly recommend checking this place out.”
“Cute little spot full of delicious treats! The saltwater taffy is great and the homemade fudge is some of the best fudge that I have ever had! Very fairly priced as well. Highly recommend stopping in.”
“OMG! I love See's Candies so much! They are great sweets! I know I have a big sweet tooth, but hey, it is an opportunity to enjoy them, one bite at a time. Take your time, relax, and enjoy the sweets!
Kid-friendliness: Kids love the sweets, so why not?”
10AM - 7PM
373 3rd St, San Rafael
Candy Stores
“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.”
“Passing by this cute little shop from the inner sunset flea market. Interesting products from Japan and Korea. The origini was nice too! Quite big chuck of salmon.”
11:30AM - 6:30PM
2299 Market Street, Noe St, San Francisco
Candy Stores
“I sadly don't live in Sweden, the land of the world's best candy. But luckily I don't have to because Giddy supplies all my sugary fixes. I'm so grateful for Giddy and the owner, who goes out of her way to keep the store stocked with my favorite treats, along with stock the jars with other candies from around the world.The prices are right, the owner is incredible, and you won't be able to find this candy anywhere else in the West. I probably go here twice a week to stock up. Definitely my favorite store in San Francisco.”
“I really avoid candy for obvious reasons. I picked up an order for my girlfriend. I took advantage of the free sample of my choosing. Then I had some of hers at home. OMG, these are the best ever!”
“Has old and new ? ? candy! Something for someone. Also, great whimsical gifts if you are looking for something different. Staff friendly and all the classic characters to take photos with. What adult doesn’t like SUGAR”
10AM - 7:30PM
2 Beach St, San Francisco
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“Great candy store. They have pretty much any type of candy you can think of. Cool how most the candy is in barrels. Only downside is the store is always very busy but that just shows it is good. Definitely recommends for your candy needs.”
“One of nicest presents received was a tin of "San Francisco Chocolate Factory" dark chocolate drops.Good taste and flavor. Fresh and small batch- made.When get back to San Francisco, "SF Chocolate" will be on my place of must get to places.Photograph attached of the tin of chocolates which I had received.”
“This place was what I needed to find Swedish candy in the bay! I went to Bon Bon in NYC and they were all out…so I was happy to see this place fully stocked. You don’t serve yourself, you have to ask one of the associates to give you a scoop while you pick the candy, but that didn’t bother me. I may have actually preferred it that way so I can focus on what I wanted.”
“Free samples, servers super friendly, especially our server Nicole who helped us pick from the many many choices. Would recommend apart from the fudge, the rice crispy bars”
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“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..)”