Sweet Factory

My wife and I went here on Saturday.
I didn’t plan on buying any candy, but you know how it goes.
The store is kind of small.
You basically have to be anorexic to walk around this one area.
I bought 4 items (my total was $ 5.46).
The cashier was cute and friendly, but she made me feel uncomfortable when I was paying.
She kept her hand out while I was gathering the change to give her, and I ended up dropping a dime (I felt rushed).
It’s hard to explain, but I’m positive that what happened had to do with a cultural difference.
Some plush toys are sold here.
Our son loves Minnie Mouse, and we were going to buy him a new one (he recently lost a plush Minnie Mouse in a parking lot).
The small ones are $ 7.99 (we didn’t end up buying one, but only because our son really likes the one that my parents recently bought him at Toys“R“Us).
I think the large plush toys that I looked at were $ 11.99.
Some prices (I wasn’t charged any tax on my items):
SNICKERS: $ 1.59.
NECCO Wafers: $ 1.69.
Airheads — Blue Raspberry: $.49.
Stretchy & Tangy Laffy Taffy Cherry: $ 1.69.
The items here are a bit overpriced, but that’s to be expected (partly because this location is at a mall).
There are a lot of M&M flavors to choose from (my wife wondered how they get the M&M’s in the dispensers).
There are also a ton of candy dispensers in general.
Some items here are rare (hard to find).
This is a fun store.
You’re bound to find something to tickle your sweet tooth.

Haven’t seen one of these in FOREVER, since Sweet Factory left San Francisco. Got excited and splurged on candy heh. The lady working at the cashier was nice and very friendly. Wish candy wasn’t so expensive here, but it’s okay if it’s once in awhile. Will be back whenever I’m here at the mall :)

I have 2 small Children that sometime get out of hand and run around the store. Today During the malls opening my child ran into the store and got a bit excited and pulled a full bin of candy all over the floor making a huge mess. My son Started crying. When I walked into the store the young lady Shawnda was holding my 3 year old comforting him. instead of making him feel bad for what he did she was telling him everything would be fine and that everyone makes mistakes (very maternal). She then asked if he could have a piece of candy, I said yeah and she asked him what piece he would like, he lifted him up let him pick out a piece. i’ve been to many stores in this area and most customer service sucks, but This young lady looked and sounded like she liked her job, not to mention her childrens skill was phenominal!!! when we left my son gave her a hug and she went to clean. All I can say is i will Definatly be returning to say hi to Shawnda!!!

… I’m literally like a kid in a candy store whenever I go here, special favorite are the sour belts & chocolate covered gummy bears.

Sweet factory operates a very small shop in southland. with just a look see, it seems not to have any wonka bars, or barely any candar bars at all. what they have is a couple of wall fulls of bins and silsos holding hard and some gummi type candies with a large sign attached:
$ 2.79’lb candy
i also didn’t see any chocolates except for m & M candies (about 20 kinds) in silos in a corner. no price visible.
wacky wabbit wating: 3 stars. some hard cardies not advisible for very young children. older children will probably want name brand candy.
note: website has chocolates and many variety of candies available. so other locations may have more variety.