Charleston’s Candy Kitchen

Charleston, Estados Unidos

3.6

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www.savannahcandy.com
Endereço:
32 N Market St, Charleston, SC, 29401
Ansonborough
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Hoje 9:00 – 22:00
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Horário local (Charleston) 01:53 segunda-feira, 23 de junho de 2025

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segunda-feira 9:00 – 22:00
terça-feira 9:00 – 22:00
quarta-feira 9:00 – 22:00
quinta-feira 9:00 – 22:00
sexta-feira 9:00 – 23:00
sábado 9:00 – 23:00
domingo 9:00 – 22:00

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20 avaliações para Charleston’s Candy Kitchen

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Classificação do local: 4
Charleston, SC
I always stop by here to see what they have to offer. It’s a nice candy store with all of the typical offerings.
It’s fairly pricey, but the fudge and pralines are tasty.
If you want to stock up on single flavor a of jelly beans, you can pay a premium and get them here!
It’s also a convenient place because they do have public restrooms, which are sometimes in short order on the peninsula.
Classificação do local: 1
Miami, FL
Ice cream is horrible, freezer burn and tasteless. No one would help us. We stood there for 5 minutes waiting for someone to come help us. We finally went and got a guy who was sweeping the floor. He came over, wipes his nose with his glove and went to begging serving ice cream. I had to ask him to change his gloves! The ice cream is super bland and way overpriced!!!
Classificação do local: 4
Charlotte, NC
Umm you cannot go wrong with candy here. The smell when you walk in the door… Ugh soooo good. I wasn’t going to go in but when that whiff hit me I was like a zombie to brains. The praline sample was excellent and it was a good enough sample to get a nice taste of it. This is a great place to pick up some sweets and go, and maybe even get a bit of really rich Gelato! It’s a tourists candy shop so keep that in mind when you go in. There are several of these all over the area but this one I thought was the better of them all. The staff was funny they were having fun and possibly a great day judging by other reviews about their enthusiasm. I came out under $ 10 so I wouldn’t say its expensive. Well unless you go in and wanna gobble up a whole lot of sweets lol. A few pretzels and fudge is good enough to get a taste for some well made candy.
Classificação do local: 4
North Ridgeville, OH
Perfect place to stop in for a sweet treat and public restrooms which helps draw traffic in! Great place to pick up some gifts to take back home to my family!
Classificação do local: 2
Charleston, SC
In the words of Aaron Carter, I want candy! But not here…
This place is a standard candy store but didn’t exceed my expectations at all. It is nice that you get a free praline sample. They have taffy, gummies, gelato and chocolate goodies. Our group got gelato which they enjoyed, a huge chocolate covered Rice Krispie treat and coconut clusters. The coconut clusters were subpar and I didn’t even finish mine. They lacked coconut. It was more like a dark chocolate blob. The wait was a little long: for the big store I only saw 3 employees for a Sunday. I’ll be trying my candy buying elsewhere.
Classificação do local: 4
Fredericksburg, VA
This is a neat old fashioned candy store. They make most of their candy on site and have Home Made Ice Cream/​Gelato. I would recommend this place for anyone who likes candy and sweets.
Classificação do local: 4
Alpharetta, GA
The chocolate fudge was good and the overall assortment of candies was quite impressive. Some of the prices were a bit steep.
Classificação do local: 4
Manhattan, NY
First of all, this place will give you a free sample of their pralines, which are delicious. The pralines are the star of the show here, but their fresh saltwater taffy is also extremely solid, especially as it’s only $ 8/​lb.
Great candy for a very reasonable price. I’d come back.
Classificação do local: 2
Wilmington, NC
This was a cute little candy store. Good Gelato and great chocolate and caramel confections. Our only problem is the staff seemed not enthused to be there. I stood at the counter for about 5 minutes before I had to ask for someone to help me (I was the only one standing there). The shop was cute but customer service is essential. We left thinking it was ok.
Classificação do local: 4
Greensboro, NC
I loved this candy store! It was the best! It has great specialty candy and the employees are SUPER feiendly. They have all the candy in barrels, which is very creative and some candy is on the wall along with the preline samples are great! I would recommend if you are strolling Market Street and have nothing to do stick your head in this candy store, you won’t regret it!
Classificação do local: 4
Kennesaw, GA
Wife and I got our candy fix as we started walking around down town. Sitting right next to market street, this was a perfect spot to kick off our walk. Wife and I tried the crickets just to do it and had the clerk and another family watch us. Chocolate was very good, and a cold coca cola to walk with was just what we needed.
Classificação do local: 3
Charlotte, NC
The pralines here are better than the ones at Market Street Sweets but not as good as ones I’ve had in Savannah or New Orleans. It is nice that they give you a good sized sample so you can determine if you want to buy any. I enjoyed mine but recognize that they aren’t the best I’ve ever had. They did, however, have more of the dark brown sugar caramel flavor that pralines should have (versus the plain sugary flavor and crumbly texture of the ones at Market Street Sweets).
Classificação do local: 4
Washington, DC
Pecan pralines! I had a coworker recommend I try some from Charleston. I’ve had pralines before from the local grocery store (rather ho-​hum), but nothing cooked fresh on the premises. These just melt all crumbly in your mouth before the crunch of the pecans. So lovely and delicious!
They sell all sorts of sweets in here. Caramel apples, chocolate, etc. The entire place smells like sugar.
And if you want to conjure up your inner Andrew Zimmern and try some really exotic fare, they have crickets in different flavors: salt and vinegar, sour cream, and two more I can’t remember Lol. My niece was about to buy it for her dad until her brother talked her out of it. Haha.
I didn’t really wander around in the place enough. We were in a rush to go home. I’ll be sure to stop by again. Definitely!
Classificação do local: 5
San Diego, CA
I think some people may pass this place up because it’s in the heart of a tourist area, but that would be a big mistake. We visited this location and the original in Savannah, and we engorged ourselves at both. Everything here is Yummy. Everything.
The fresh pralines are like nothing else. Even my hubby who isn’t that into sweets couldn’t stop stuffing his face with bite after bite. I liked the chocolate version; he liked the original version. Both delicious.
They also offered a selection of other delicious treats, like homemade turtles, fudge, taffy, popcorn, candied nuts, and anything else under the sun. Go there and try everything. (And send me some. Please.)
Classificação do local: 4
Charlotte, NC
They gave me a sample of pralines, and I responded by buying a giant bag of their pralines.
I never really had pralines before, but these tasted like an awesome pie crust. Every time I walked by this place I would buy and eat a few more pralines.
It even became my bar food throughout the night as I carried my bag into various locales and ate my pralines while sipping on one of the many cocktails I ordered.
The prices seemed reasonable, although I am not privy to what pralines are trading at these days.
I also saw a bunch of other candy in this place… so that also may be worth checking out.
Classificação do local: 4
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Charleston’s Candy Kitchen is related to Savannah’s Candy Kitchen. These folks make the best pralines that I have had on my journey through Georgia and South Carolina. At $ 17.95/pound, the candies are not outrageously expensive — affordable enough for a bite or to take some home. Skip the gelato though — it is not that good.
Classificação do local: 4
Austin, TX
I never bothered to even look at this page to write a review for it because I figured a candy shop right at the busy corner of Market and E Bay would have a TON of drunk reviews. How are there only five???
I want to give them all of the stars in the world for being there for me when I was drunk and stumbling down Market St, intensely craving candy. I didn’t even have to buy any to satisfy my sweet tooth because they had two different praline samples, candied pecan samples, homemade caramel popcorn samples, and THREE different kinds of fudge samples.
I went back a few days later, sober and packing a $ 20 bill to stock our registration desk with tasty candy to get us through the last day of our conference. They have so much to choose from! And all so affordably priced! I’m suck a sucker for those giant gummy sharks, not to mention Goetze’s caramel creams, which they carry by the barrel-​full.
Reminds me of Big Top Candy Shop, my favorite candy store here in Austin.
Classificação do local: 3
Portland, OR
Yum. Tons of candy overflowing from barrels. I got a toothache just walking in!
Free samples of their in house taffy and peanut brittle, both were specatular! A lot of classic treats you can’t find else where!
Classificação do local: 4
Pasadena, CA
This place lures you in with a sample of delicious candied pecans and leaves your wallet (and teeth) aching. You can watch them make all sorts of fudge, taffy, candied pecans, and other assorted goodies. Buy bags of candy from barrels. Get a cup of gelato (which wasn’t actually very good, so maybe stick with other sweets). Or just stare in awe at how many gigantic candied apples they have for sale at $ 8 a pop.
It’s a candy shop, what’s not to like? Also, check out the signs around the bathroom, they are quite hilarious.
Classificação do local: 4
Alameda, CA
I looove old fashion candy shops where barrels overflow with varieties of sweet tidbits that you can bag up and pay by weight. (Something about having the candy in wooden barrels make them taste better than from the Sweet Factory or something).
Oh, and rows of candied apples, fudge, and gelato!!! Too bad I was so full I didn’t try anything.
And who wouldn’t want to buy a High School Musical lunchbox (and you can fill it with candy for free!)