The Best Places in Los Angeles For Some Candy Treats

No matter how old one is, saying ‘NO!’ to candies and sweets is a pretty tough task. Obviously, you should keep your candy consumption in check, especially if you face certain medical conditions. But if you live in Los Angeles and have a sweet craving, you are in luck. I have got a list of the finest candy shops in the city. Candy shoppers, take note!

Dylan’s Candy Bar

Located at The Grove, Dylan’s Candy Bar caters to almost every sort of candy and sweet enthusiast. With differently shaped, sized and colored candies all around, the store is a mini-mall that sells nothing but the best sweet treats. Over a staggering 5,000 varieties of candies are sold here. From the most commercially popular treats such as Hello Kitty, Wizard of Oz and Candy Crush to more obscure but quality chocolates, this is the ultimate candy buying destination in LA. The store also sells gifts, and they are worth checking out as well.

Rocket Fizz

Known for its candy and soda pop products, Rocket Fizz one of the most reputed sweet shops in Los Angeles. Rocket Fizz has stores all over the United States of America. Some of its most well run shops can be found in Southern California and Los Angeles. Apart from storing a whole host of candies, the store is known for offering many old-school treats, which cannot be found easily in other run of the mill candy stores.

Jack’s Wholesale Candy & Toys

If you want an overwhelming display of candies and chocolates, this is the place you should head to. Located in Central Avenue, the shop is full of yesteryear’s favorites such as Sour Straws and Pop Rocks. Also very popular are the traditional Mexican sweets, which include the mango tamarind spoons and chili-coated melon bites.

Sweet!

If Dylan’s Candy Bar is a mini-mall of sweets, this might as well be a mega-mall, sized at 30,000 square ft. Situated in Hollywood Boulevard, Sweet! features an incredible 12 boutiques full of treats. Not satisfied with what’s on offer? Head over to the one-of-a-kind Chocolate Lab, where children and adults both can turn their chocolate fantasies into reality. What’s more? You can take the chocolate back home with your very own customized wrapper.

Little Flower Candy Co.

You can find Little Flower Candy Co. on Colorado Boulevard. If you have been to the previously mentioned stores, Little Flower Candy Co. might seem like just another one of the many ordinary sweet shops to you going by its size. But underestimating its stock of caramels and marshmallows is not a mistake that any sweet aficionado would want to make.

Other notable mentions go to the likes of Munchies, Compartes Chocolatier, Sockerbit and A Real Treat Candy Boutique.