Chicago Candy & Nut

They have the freshest nuts and confections in the city. Friendly service, Diane goes above and beyond to take care of you. Lots of free samples, different varieties of chocolates (sugar free also) and beautiful selection of fancy confections.

Passed by this place on the way home and decided to turn around to look for a gift for my mom. I was blown away by the selection and very affordable price for their gourmet items! The lovely manager greeted us and instantly showed us an area where they have free samples of almost all of their products. Not like most places that have tiny samples of one thing. The manager helped us pick a few things out and even wrapped our items in an Easter bag with a bow free of charge! She was so friendly and generous I will without a doubt return. We bought four different items: chocolate covered pecans, toffee chocolate almonds, peanut patties, and chocolate covered coffee beans all for under $ 10!!! (This was a whole bag of them, not just a few) So very pleased by this family owned business! They sure know how to run it right.

Upon passing the store a couple weeks ago I called to find out if they had sponge candy. To my delight, they did! Sponge candy without any chocolate coating! Oh happy day :) you see it’s been a long time since I’ve been able to locate any. I grew up getting it from a candy store on lake street in Oak Park. Haven’t had it in years. When I got into the store it was small but the selection is plentiful. Samples abound and I was encouraged to indulge. I picked out all kinda of chocolates, cinnamon almonds, pretzels, chocolate covered cookie dough, Carmel corn drizzled with chocolate (only $ 2.40 for an 8 oz bag), and of course sponge candy! Great prices and delicious sweets. This is my new go to for treats, gift baskets, and care packages.

We love this place. Great product, perfect for events (creating candy bars) and gifts. You can buy small or large amount. It’s not in a great location but they have a parking lot. It’s local and affordable just the way we like it.

I always pass kimball ave and want to check this candy place out and finally. I did. When I walked in I was greeted by the lady with smile. First impression of the store, small. Old fashioned candy pictures on the wall and thought it was cute. I bought a blueberry chocolate and looks like ice cream bar 《forgot the name》and they were tasty. On my checking, she gave me a salty caramel chocolate to try because I was first time customer and my husband liked it. I will be back for another goody chocolate.

Yes they have lots of different candy but you have to double check the expiration dates on them. I found some old candy mixed in with new. I also seen one of the female managers on her cell phone away from the cameras not attending to the employes or customers. I guess that was a juicy conversation she was having. Any way I did not buy anything… just wanted to check it out because I know their employes come a d go there. Lol

Passed by this place while going for a run and had to stop in. Whoops.
The actual store really isn’t that big, but I still spent a ton of time browsing (and drooling over) all the wonderful candy. Chocolate, nuts, gift boxes, bulk orders – whatever you want, they’ve got it. I left with half a pound each of milk chocolate malt balls and strawberry yogurt covered raisins.
Also, when you buy from the bulk bins, the very-​sweet candy lady gives you a handful of candy to sample. You know, to juice up for your run. Duh.

OMG
Why haven’t I heard of this place before? Tucked away in an industrial area away from downtown, the store’s charming old Chicago style sign grabbed me.
Inside, every dream you’ve ever had about chocolate or nuts comes true. I mean EVERY — from chocolate coated nuts of every variety to bagged chocolate to rare items like Sponge Candy (plain, milk choc coated, dark choc coated!) You can’t even find Sponge Candy anywhere anymore (ok, I’m sounding really old)
Though the store is not that big there must be hundreds of items to select from. The store associate (as sweet as the candy itself) told me that it’s all made on-​site in the factory next door — they roast the nuts, they coat the nuts, they temper the chocolate — everything — so it’s all really fresh too.
If I had three thumbs I’d give this place three thumbs up, all dipped in chocolate… yum.

I came back for the dark-​chocolate-​coated cashews, but couldn’t resist the Grand Marnier pecans. Oh, wow. Easy place to get lost in and great for gifts — they ship!

This is a cool little store. I’ve lived in the area for 6 years but never noticed it until i saw it on Unilocal.They have a large selection of chocolates and nuts, all at outlet prices.

This is a nice, accessible, small, manageable, non-​mall alternative for your candy and nut gift needs. Located right off the Kimball ramp of the Kennedy Expressway, and just one block south of the Home Depot at Kimball and Addison. The prices are fantastic. The employees are just the kind of people who should be working in a candy store-​very sweet.
They have chocolate covered everything here: nuts, berries, pretzels, plus those yogurt-​covered candies, bags of whole nuts (cashews at $ 5.99 a lb.), chocolate and yogurt coated caramel and nut patties, and lot’s of very reasonably priced holiday and gift packaged items. Many are between $ 5 – 10.00. (Great picks for those folks you don’t really like but for some reason you need to give them a gift.) Or stocking stuffers.
I acted as my own parent here and said: «OK, now you can buy one thing here, just ONE!» I ended up with a nice large bag of something I know I will eat in one day once I start on them: Chocolate-​coated sponge candy. An 11 ounce bag for $ 5.14! Such a deal. If I’m a good boy this week, perhaps my inner parent will let me go back for more goodies!