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“Paper Dreams has been here for decades. There is something for everyone, including a classy old-school candy store with candies from around the world, and house-made fudge. In the 80s the fudge never had artificial colors or weird flavors though, and I wish they didn’t do that so much now. But maybe that’s what sells!”
10:30AM - 8PM
1 Bellis Fair Pkwy Ste 404, Bellingham
Candy Stores
“Had a great experience here! The place has a fun atmosphere with tons of unique candies to sample. Isaiah greeted us right away and made sure we were taken care of. He was Super friendly and welcoming and just a great example of excellent customer service. We’ll definitely be back! Thanks Isaiah!”
“There's some reviews about price gouging from like six years ago but they aren't accurate for the moment. A bag of flamin hot Cheetos and a Mexican coke are pretty much the same price as if you bought them from Haggen; if that's any indicator.
Initially I avoided this place since it looks a bit cramped from the outside, and while it is a bit tight, you can generally get around without hassle so long as there's not a lot of people.
Once I walked in though it was a pretty positive experience; cashiers are pretty nice, seem to be having fun working at the place. The atmosphere is that of a small market akin to the ones at WWU but without the overwhelming sense that no one wants to be there.
Overall, if you're within walking distance and craving a snack or drink then by all means give it a shot; you'll likely have a pleasant experience, pay a reasonable price, and save a lot of time you would've spent going to somewhere further away.”
Candy Stores
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“Delicious handmade chocolates. The owner enjoys experimenting, so check for new flavors! My personal favorites are the dark chocolate cream mints and peanut butter fudge. And every Easter, there’s a raffle for a giant chocolate Easter bunny.”