Candy Stores near Galloway, NJ

7 locations found near Galloway

“First time traveling into The Village Sweet Shoppe ( 2 days before VDay ). It was first thing in the morning so it wasnt crazy. The lady helping me was great, explained the pricing and about how many pieces that tends to be per package. After helping me for about 15 min my experience just got better and better. What a great team of Fran, Debbie, and the Lady helping ( so sorry i missed her name, but she was great ) to just go waaaaayyyy above and beyond what they needed to do. Ill be sure to make it my go to stop for all my special chocolate needs. Even have great selections for the kids that will most likely make me return sooner!!”

3.9 Good92 Reviews

“I have been at both Chocolate Shops in Smithville, hands down the chocolate here was much better, it didn't have extreme sugar and the person behind the counter was really lovely!!!!
After being at both places, this is the one I will come back to.”

3.7 Good62 Reviews

“So many different options spread amongst 2 tier islands of candy buckets! I love gummy candy and this is perfect. There's also a pez island with separated colors. They have those huge candy options like extremely large gummy bear, etc.”

4.5 Superb240 Reviews

“This is best taffy I’ve ever had. Much respect for making candy for 140 years! Never been to Atlantic City but I got a hook up. My favorite is peanut butter, chocolate, butter rum and the filled ones PB&j. I wish you had a peanut butter banana? you might have it but I’ve never had it someone shops for me. I always share thanks for making it with love.”

4.3 Superb28 Reviews

“Great customer service. & good prices too. Was happy with my 1st visit months ago. Have been to many places since. Came here for a 2nd time & extremely happy again. It's further away from home, but I will be coming here from now on.”

4.4 Superb9 Reviews

“The candy store ? is located on the boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It is part of the Bally's Hotel and Casino. Joseph Fralinger started selling salt water taffy in 1884. He developed 25 flavors and began the use of the traditional tin used for its packaging. They have multiple locations. Nice chocolates ?, fudge and macaroons are also available.”

3.9 Good110 Reviews