This place has everything! Wanted to get something big and fun for my wife. Got lots of a colorful variety of stuff. Sweet!

Lolli and pops is about just my favorite candy store. It has a huge selection and the environment is great. I would not replace it for any other candy store and the checkout is really fast! Highly recommend it!

Why isn't this store advertised more? When searching for candy or sugar on Yelp by Stonestown, this place does not show up. I was visiting apple store so found it by coincidence. I was pleasantly surprised by the well-organized categories of candy. The store is a great place to find gifts and easy to locate what you're looking for. Also, there is a fun seasonal selection located by the front of the store. Much more pleasant that it's sugar by pier in my opinion to browse.

This place is heaven for sweet tooth's! That's me! At first I was attracted from the outside seeing the colorful displays. I enter and it's even better than I imagined. Rows and rows and walls and walls of candy, chocolate, fudge, gummies, caramels, popcorn, rice crispy treats, vintage candy like Zagnut and Pop Rocks, cotton candy, cookies. They also have International candy from Japan like Meiji and Pocky, Australia which makes Violet Crumble my ultimate favorite when I was a kid and Tim Tam. Also chocolates from Europe, Hawaii and yummy Mexican candy why hello Tomalitoz and Picositas Belts. You can also get bulk candy son full your bags to your hearts content, combine your jelly beans, gummies and chocolates. This place is pricey but you're not meant to have candy all the time anyway so come here to treat yourself or buy a gift for a loved one. You can also get a LOLLI JAR to fill up and next time you come back you save when you refill your jar. This place is magic!

**A Visit to Candyland Heaven: As narrated by my 8-year-old** Once upon a sunny Saturday, I went to this super-duper amazing candy store in Stonestown Mall called Lolli and Pops with my parents to celebrate my first goal for my soccer team! It was like a double-treat day! When we got there, I couldn't believe my eyes. The store was so colorful and beautiful from the outside. There were huge lollipops, giant gummy bears, and massive chocolate bars in the windows, making me even more excited. We stepped inside, and a super-friendly worker greeted us. They offered to show us around, and we eagerly accepted. They took us through rows and rows of candies, from classics like chocolate bars and gumdrops to fancy candies from Japan and gourmet truffles. But you know what was the most awesome part? It was the candy wall! It was like a magical candy forest! There were lollipops of all sizes and shapes - some as big as candy canes and some as tiny as hearts. And guess what? Cotton candies were there, too, and they had ALL the rainbow colors! There were chocolate bars with all sorts of fillings, like caramel and peanut butter. I couldn't help myself; I just had to try some of the free samples. I picked out a giant lollipop, a bag of cotton candy, and some gummy bears to taste. When I took a bite of that cotton candy, I felt like I was flying in the sky with unicorns. It was so sweet and tangy! And those gummy bears, oh boy, they were so soft and chewy, like little bites of happiness! As we continued exploring the store, I spotted the perfect souvenir to remember this special day - a giant chocolate bar with MY name on it! I knew my friends in school would be super impressed when they saw it. After we finished our candy shopping, we thanked the friendly worker for the tour, and my Dad paid for it all. As we left the store, I couldn't stop smiling, thinking about my first soccer goal and the amazing trip to Lolli and Pops. It was a day filled with sweetness and happiness, and I couldn't wait to return to the candy store again soon. It was indeed the best candy store adventure ever!

What a fun and modern candy shop! I haven't seen one in a long time so it was nice to spend some time browsing their selection. They had a lot of stuff. Some of the candies were by the pound while others were packaged. They had a lot of giant gummies (like a foot wide type gummies) that looked super unappetizing to eat but maybe it's fun for kids. I saw some packaged chocolate bars that could be fun to try. I was surprised by the amount of anime candy here. I bought my husband some Senzu beans from Dragonball Z because I thought it was cute and funny. And surprisingly they tasted pretty good - they were small green bean shaped candy that was slightly sour. I was also interested in the Naruto snack box but it was like $50! I also tried a chocolate truffle from the front counter and it was expensive $4 for one but I thought it was very rich and tasty. There's also a rewards program that you can join.

The store is cute. Everything they offer is a craving to be satisfied. The ruler of fancy munchies. The only downside I would say is the price. Snackbox cost round $50.

This is my favorite candy store! So many different types of candies! I always get the mint mojito gummy bears, strawberry lemonade belts, these big apple sour gummies, and my absolute favorite which are the peach chamoy rings! (Pass on the chamoy gummy worms and the apple chamoy rings) I would recommend getting the reusable jars that they sell here. Before when I would bring the jars back to refill my candy it would cost around $6-8 which is super worth it, but now they changed it so you would get a certain percentage off if u refill your jars. I'm not sure how much they determine the price of the candy to the weight since I feel like if I fill up the candy bags they don't feel that heavy but it ends up costing more than I would expect. You do get points when u sign up for their rewards so that's a plus too.

I like Lolli and Pops. They serve a consistent product...super consistent actually. I noticed on this trip that the layout of the stores is exactly the same as the other stores I have been to including where the bags for loose candy to where which candy is displayed. Their corporate deserves props for that! Grabbed some usual chocolates and it brought a smile to my face.