Candy Cottage

So fun! Candy Cottage brings your childhood candy memories back to life. I wandered in a couple weeks ago with the hubby and son shortly before closing one Saturday. We left with more than we planned on, but still felt like we got a deal.
Candy Cottage is on a corner that I don’t normally drive past. I’m usually one block south or one block east, so when we circled the block that day and I noticed their sign, we circled again and went right in.
A kind gentleman was there to greet and lead us down the Candy Cane Way (well, not exactly, but it sounded good). Anyhow, there’s candy everywhere! We didn’t spend nearly enough time investigating all of our options. But, we did quickly find a few favorites. Skybars. I think these chocolate candy bars are awesome! It’s like four chocolate candy bars in one. You’ve gotta try one! We tried a Cherry Mash. Old school, really interesting candy. My son had his first Moon Pie. My hubby discovered a frozen Charleston Chew bar with the other frozen treats. He was in candy heaven! We tried a few other things, but the kicker for me was the WarHeads. Have you tried these things? I don’t recall ever having one before, so the boys suggest that I have one. I pop it in my mouth and feel like I’d rather be doing other than eating this little, seemingly harmless candy. It was awful! Nothing against Candy Cottage because my guys love them! But this sour candy was not my favorite. At all.
I noticed things around the shop like party goodie bags, hand crafted tootsie roll necklaces and other fun candy creations. They have a cute table and chairs set in the front of the shop for the little ones to sit at if they’d like. It’s a bright shop with a variety of goodies for everyone on your list. I’m highly looking forward to our next visit and have vowed that I will continue to try new candies, but WarHeads will not cross these lips again. I’m a wuss. ;-)