The Candy Jar

Josh Seidler II

Main issue was the price. The candies are the same basic things you can find at any gas station or grocery store, but with drastically higher prices. It cost almost $25 to buy what would have been $3- or $4-worth of candy anywhere else. It might have made sense if they were unique or niche candies, but they were basically your average gummy bears and the like. Haven't tried the milkshakes, but I doubt I'll be back for them. My recommendation: save your money and go across the parking lot to Smith's for the same candy at a fraction of the price.

Dr Kenneth Noisewater

This place is AWESOME! Go get a milkshake,it's well worth it.

Locke023

Came to grab a basic milkshake, what we got was half a tin, poured into a bag for $8. Just a normal shake, double the price, for half the amount. It was $15 for the more fancy versions, no thanks. Save your money and go to 5 guys or literally McDonald's. So disappointed.

Luke Hatschbach

This place is a joke. 15$ "mug" shakes yeah right! And who puts milkshakes in bags that taste like melted ice cream. Also the candy is hard as a rock due to sitting around for months. Might as well go to WinCo to get a larger selection and at an affordable price.