Candy Stores in Kansas City, MO

“Adorable Swiss-style cafe. Delicious Swiss-style chocolates and restaurant. Hours are limited, but probably the best quiche I have EVER had. Their prix fixe lunch menu is the best: a drink, entrée, two sides and dessert for $19.25. They have this carrot salad that's incredible (you can buy a bottle of the dressing in the shop part) and the beets are amazing too. Also their fresh lemonade is incredible and their hot chocolate is to die for. They also have a small. well curated beer and wine list now too (and happy hour!). You can get packaged food to-go as well, individual cold meals or whole quiches and quarts of soup. Never had anything bad here and they do a lot of fun collaborations with other local businesses, like limited run BBQ quiches with Joe's KC burnt ends or J. Reiger's chocolate shots. In years past they've also collaborated with Betty Rae's ice cream for some incredible flavors (like chocolate covered almond ice cream). You can find their products in lots of local businesses too, like Whole Foods or The Roasterie. BEST chocolate covered almonds I've ever had. This used to be the Swiss Consultant as well in KC, and is a mainstay in the city.”

“I came here with friends and the place was so clean and nice, the people were nothing but nice and friendly! U had so much fun there and the chocolate and fudge was to die for! I would recommend this place to any people with a sweet tooth!!! Thank you so much Chip's Chocolate Factory!!”

“Neat shop at River City Market with a good selection of fun candy like candy cigarettes and giant pixi stix, as well as some state/city clothing and tchotchkes. They also have a good selection of postcards if you collect or send them.”

“I needed 90+ red gummies for a Dr. Seuss school project but couldn't find enough of Lifesaver's red-colored gummies at any of the local stores! I called and spoke with Jeff from, "It'sSugar," who said that he had a gummy product that was red and might fill the gap for what I needed.We drove down to the Plaza and were delighted to find a very beautiful, extremely well-stocked candy shop; better still, Jeff patiently counted out the gummies and we ended up with about 100 of the gummies!! I was EXTREMELY grateful that we found a source for the candy we needed for our SEUSSabration!”

“I came here with friends and the place was so clean and nice, the people were nothing but nice and friendly! U had so much fun there and the chocolate and fudge was to die for! I would recommend this place to any people with a sweet tooth!!! Thank you so much Chip's Chocolate Factory!!”

“Russell Stover Peanut Butter Egg: Russell Stover has been going strong for almost 100 years as the company was born in Denver, CO in 1923. Around this time of year the company’s major product is its famous chocolate marshmallow eggs. Today I have a version that’s stuffed not with marshmallow, but peanut butter. The taste of the outer shell is a sweet milk chocolate flavor. Biting into the egg divulges that the thin chocolate exterior contains a sugary, peanut butter filling. Texturally the filling is similar to Reese's as it is solid, slightly gritty, and not at all runny or very creamy. It's peanut butter flavor is different from Reese's distinct flavor, but it's not bad. Overall I enjoyed this egg and I’m glad I had it in my basket. If you crave peanut butter as much as I do then this one is for you, Doughboy approved*Russell Stover previously made a "Peanut Butter Creme Egg", but it appears to be now discontinued. I liked the "creme" version better as it distinguished itself from Reese's by having a delicious liquid-like peanut butter filling. I've included a picture of it as well for those interested in seeing it.Russell Stover Eggs Rankings:1.Vanilla Cream2.Peanut Butter3.Dsrk Chocolate Maple Cream (there are other eggs I prefer to this, but have sadly been discontinued)Doughboy_Food_Reviews”