What a fun candy store in Spring Lake Park. The store is very colorful. They have any candy you could possibly want and more. They have games, toys and other merchandise for sale. My grandgirls chose some candy eyeballs and gummi sushi. We did enjoy the $5 Candy Buffet too. The buffet had a lot of gummy and sours but also M&M, skittles, suckers, mini Hershey bars, flavored tootsie etc. This was such a fun unique experience. They have a huge selection of sodas in all flavors. I will be back for an old fashion ice cream float or a sundae in their ice cream parlor.

Such a fun candy shop in Bloomington! They've got some board games, ice cream, and TONS of soda options too. The $5 candy buffet was such a treat, with loads of gummy options.

It's been years since I've brought my daughter to this store. Last time we were here, we brought a sandwich bag of quarters to play the pin all machines. She's older now and doesn't remember anything. I told her about the $5 candy buffet and she got curious. We entered into the ice cream store side, very colorful store and unlimited types of floats they can make with every kind of soda they sell. Pinball room is still there at the end of the store. Rows and stacks of different sodas. And candies filled the other side. This would be a perfect place for someone with a sweet tooth.

This place is really cool. It is a lot smaller than the Minnesota's Largest Candy Store in Jordan, MN, but still offers a variety of options. PARKING: It is quite small. It is on a service road off of old highway 10. SERVICE: The staff members are professional, nice, approachable, and helpful. They were able to pull a 1919 pony keg from the back room for me. Prior to going into the back room, he also let me know the price before tax. The environmemt is casual. It seems to be an attraction for kids and young adults when my husband and I were there on a Saturday night at 7pm. Lots of candy options, they have non-food products too like coasters, board games, and more. They also have an ice cream shop with booths available. They have chocolates in a glass case at the register. Overall, a really cool place and I would come back now that I know this is a lot closer to home, like 40 miles closer, compare to Minnesota Largest Candy Store.

We ran across this by pure chance on errands, and HAD to stop. This is an outstanding place to take your kids for a good behavior/major academic achievement/sports team win kind of reward. It is, as you would guess, all sorts of obscure candy, from candy bars you just won't find most places, to weird gummies, to, well, lots of things shaped like poop for some reason. Also lots of tiny fidget toys that honestly would make this a good place to shop for your ADHD kiddo in your life. The star is probably the $5 candy buffet, where you get a box and can fill it with whatever you want from a set of dispensers. But those dispensers are GOOD. It's not just the usual peach rings and gummy sharks. You can get Reeses, M&Ms, mallo cups, chocolate pretzels... the GOOD stuff. (Yeah, OK, chocoholic, #sorrynotsorry.) They're still hopped up on Halloween, but we will come back!

This place is a hidden gem. It takes you back in the day. I love the vibe of this place. They have all different kinds of sodas and candies. They also serve milkshakes. The music is from the 50s. The parking is right in front of the store. The staff were friendly. I got the root beer soda and it was a delicious.

Tons of options. Great service and we walked away with some new candies we haven't tried and dog toys! The parking lot is small so be careful turning around.

Stopped in for an old fashioned ice cream float. Elevated my float choice with buttercream soda - yum! There were samples of two sodas that they bottle in house and the flavors took me straight back in time. Very nostalgic. Walked in for an ice cream float and walked out with a pack of soda, chocolates, licorice, truffles. So many options to choose from that I know where to come when I'm hunting for that unique candy or soda flavor or want that trip down memory lane.

What a fin place close to home! Very clean friendly staff. They have a few pinball machines still a quarter to play change machine available. A ice cream fountain if I wanted something I would have looked more, looking for something fun lots of games candy and lots of soda. Very happy with our visit

Newly remodeled, fully stocked and fun in every corner. I am so happy they're continuing the Whistler line of sodas. All of the pinball machines are functional and only only cost a quarter each!! We bought candy and shakes (Bridgeman's ice cream) We will definitely be back.