Candy Corner

A local boutique filled with candy, jewelry, clothes and home décor. My wife purchased the first Christmas gift of the season for my sister.
The staff was friendly and gave us tips for other areas we should shop in.

Take a trip down memory lane if you’re an old fart like me… or see candy you ain’t never seen if you’re a young whippersnapper, they also have a chocolate display case with some serious confections, i tried and loved something with lots of chocolate and almonds… unfortunately my old brain got vapor locked viewing all these goodies and forgot to take pics, all i could think of was eat… eat…eat…

Every time I visit Hutto, I make a point to visit this little candy/​gift shoppe. It’s quaint, charming and has expanded several times over the last few years. There’s a little something for everyone … from baby shower gifts to wall décor to an enormous selection of candles. Lots of fun seasonal items too. (They’re currently gearing up for Halloween. Festive!) Got a sweet tooth? You’ll find something to appease you — including some local gelato or an endless array of jellybeans. Don’t judge — but I may have broke down and bought some chocolate-​covered potato chips. To. Die. For. The owner, Matt, has a good eye for out-​of-​the-​box (read that: quirky yet thoughtful) gifts you would be hard-​pressed to find anywhere else. Hutto is a small little town, but this place has a nice way of combining country mouse meets city mouse aesthetics. Like I said — a little something for everyone. Need a chandelier, a cookbook or a chocolate peanut butter cup? You’ll find it here!

I’ve been in there a couple times buying gifts on the other side of the store and noticed a growing candy selection. I indulge on the sour tapes sold by weight and noticed a lot of items that I have not seen since the 70s. The owner mentioned that they have some new items coming soon, can’t wait!

My husband and I stumbled upon this little place while in Hutto this weekend. So cute! The salt water taffy is my favorite. While some of their items are a little pricey, I really enjoyed this place. It appears to have been a small house that has been transformed into a quaint shop. They sell candy, knick knacks, baby items, purses, plates… etc. A little of everything can be found in the multiple floors/​rooms. They are super friendly and seem to support local artists. A reminder is placed on their door that no picture taking is allowed in the store so keep that in mind. I like the atmosphere and I’d go back.