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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!”
“The staff here are so friendly and kind. They knew just what I needed. Lots of variety, fun places to buy candy from. They do have some international candy options as well. But again, the staff were just really what stood out. Thank you!!”
“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.”
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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.”