Chutters

Star Bourboli

This location is fairly low key on the outside, unless you're looking, it's easy to overlook. I do recommend a stop inside as they have one of the longest candy jar counters I've seen in many years. They also have table tops displayed with novelty candies and a huge selection of fresh fudge in cases by the register. The staff were friendly and seemed to enjoy the tourists. It's been a long time since I could grab a paper bag full of the exact candies that I wanted, including some old fashioned favorites like coconut bars, Brach's caramels for the hubby, and some of the retro specialty candies I haven't seen in decades. I'm also obsessed with swirly lollipops and they have the biggest one on the wall that I've ever seen. Worth a stop, but I would definitely love to see more colors on the outside or on the walls inside to make it even more of a magical destination! I've seen pictures of the Littleton location and love the pink and purple theme along with flower boxes and was hoping to see a similar experience visually.

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The candy looked amazing and the selection was awesome but the cashier this morning was very unfriendly and snapped at my mother for not using a basket and then proceeded to speak poorly of her to a coworker at just a loud enough volume that everyone else in the room overheard them. We hadn't seen the baskets on our way in. So I reccomend training staff so the next time a customer comes in and appears to be unaware of the baskets, the staff should instead ask them politely if they'd like to use a basket. This change would make staff appear more welcoming and helpful, and avoid potential insult/conflict with customers.

Tiffany Hooks

Cute candy and gourmet chocolate shop. Most of the candy was self serve but they had a hand-sanitizer station with disposable gloves that was recommend. Took the opportunity to grab some souvenirs. All the candy seemed fresh and soft. I wish they were open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays as well.

Christian Petrarca

Best candy store I've been to in years. Everything from gummies and reese pieces to zero bars and whatchamacallits.