Dylan’s Candy Bar

10÷29÷14 Super sweet folks at the café! Sydney, P. Jai and Currie were the best and nicest folks here! As my friend and I tried our hand at collecting an HK Hungry hunt pin from this place during the HK 40^th anniversary event. They were soo patient with all the crazy people in line and very nice! We are not from the area, but we really appreciated their kindness and their help.

Dylan’s reviews are lower than I expected. I was surprised by the quality of candy you get! I’m no expert on candy, but I can tell you their gummies are to die for! I enjoyed picking and choosing my own bag, as with other candy shops. I died inside a little bit paying by weight, but this is a great place to get gifts for loved ones.
I really thought there is a quality difference between purchasing from this shop versus the mall candy shop staple.
Overall, I am looking forward towards my next stop at Dylan’s Candy Bar. The options are endless and definitely different from other candy shops. You certainly leave the shop with a lighter wallet.

Stopped in for an ice cream that looked so beautiful and yummy, but only held false promises. The oreo ice cream with crushed oreo’s over the top was good. The ice cream was a little softer than I would have liked. The cone looked like it would also taste like an oreo cookie, but looks are very deceiving. The cone was terrible.
The second ice cream was a salted caramel in a pretzel cone. The vanilla ice cream was good. It is topped with pretzel balls, dipped in white chocolate with sprinkles and then caramel over the top. Again the cone did not live up to my expectations.

Overpriced candy. Sales associates are not very friendly and I spent a good 10 minutes filling up my candy bag without anyone even saying hello. They need to work on their customer service!

This past weekend I took my daughter for treat, when we got to the register a male latino employee helped us but he seem to have an attitude when helping us I notice he enter my atm card information twice he said my card was declined I told him not to enter it again I log on to my mobile bank and clearly they had to charge me for the candy but he said nothing appeared on their system I spoke to the manager has she seen that they had charged me for the candy but couldn’t do anything about it since nothing appear on their system. They didn’t even apologize for the inconvenience, my daughter went home with no candy that was clearly charged to my account

Cool place to checkout! Brings me back to my childhood. Always had a big sweet tooth so stopped in for a quick treat. Got some gummy worms and jelly beans! They even serve ice cream here too! Totally bought some chocolate bars and chocolate covered oreos for some friends. Probably got a little too carried away. Left with a huge bag of goodies!

Neat store to check out but the highlight is definitely the birthday cake milkshake! Decadence galore!

I’ve wanted to visit since I first learned of the founder, Dylan, because I admired that someone coming from such a well-​known family from another field could find her passion and succeed so quickly.
I love her colorful vision and her curiosity when it comes to finding amazingly fun candy treats! But I didn’t have plans to go east anytime soon.
Thankfully we stumbled upon one of her shops when at The Grove and it even felt like we were hopping from the curb of a busy street into candyland!
Our Three-​Thumb Review is 3 sticky thumbs up. Carson was able to find his name on a few items (rare!) and Lauren found candy to fit her passion — Legos! I feel like this is the best place to find birthday or holiday candy because many are previously unheard of or in rare flavors or sizes! Can’t wait to go back!
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Ice cream and cones are very different than the other ice cream shops that I’ve been to. The «Cookie Monster» ice cream is so delicious. It’s a really cool place to checkout.

Fun place to walk around and checkout inside the Grove.
On the weekends this place gets packed and is very messy. You’re more than likely going to be stepping on gummy worms and candy every 10 feet.
They do carry some of their own branded candy as well. Selection is pretty extensive.
They do not validate for the Grove as they’re apart of the farmers market side.
Customer service is nonexistent, the lady said we made up the Unilocal check-​In offer for 10% off after showing her the promo, what the?!
Anyways, ³⁄₅

Ehhhhh this place is alright. It’s a fun stop while at the Grove but I didn’t purchase anything. It’s more of a novelty place with cute packaging and what not but the selection is not for me. I’ve been wanting to go here for a while and I’m glad I got to see what the hype was all about but their prices are pretty ridiculous for candy. But whatever if your there it’s nice to just check it out!

Who is your favorite Lauren? Dylan and her candy take my vote. Started by the daughter of Ralph Lauren, Dylan’s may actually be one of the most magical places I’ve visited.
A first stop for 20somethings at The Grove in LA, of course, wasn’t the clothing stores. Rather, we were knocking down the doors of Dylan’s pre 11 AM opening.
Why Dylan’s tickles the taste buds:
— I love the candy bins! Oh my goodness, compared to the sub-​par It’s Sugar, Dylan’s is in a realm of its own. With some goodies I’ve never seen before, my excitement was through the roof as illustrated by my $ 6 candy bill. Some highlights were the four different flavors of candy corn, cake batter pretzel balls, and the omg-​like candies, among other things.
— Chocolate bars OMG Dylan’s had the coolest flavors ever of chocolate bars including those with popping candy, smores, carrot cake, and cookie dough, just to name a few.
— Oh my, the ice cream. And the cones! They had awesome cookie and pretzel cones. The ice cream flavors… don’t get me started! Birthday cake, cookie mess, and candy bar blast were especially drool inducing.
–From hilarious candies based on Mean Girls to rare candies, Dylan’s has it all.
Prices: The bins are pricey at $ 7 for ½ lb which mirrors the equally high prices of other items. But, who are we kidding — I’m a sucker for suckers and sweetness!
A slice of Willy Wonka in the heart of a popular shopping district, Dylan’s is a must stop destination for your sugar rush.

Cool place to check out when your at the grove. Stumbled on this store by accident and glad we did. Grab a small bag provided by the store and you can choose what chocolate candies you want, but be careful they charge buy the weight so it could be very pricey. I liked the colorful theme they had throughout the store, really made me feel like a kid again. Nice touch with the lollipop ceiling too. Although this place gets super packed especially during the weekend and with tourists and such this store stays clean and organized by the employees who work really hard. Lots of choices for even your pickiest people. Since I’m a cupcake fan I bought the cupcake container for storing my cupcake so it stays fresh and it doesn’t get smashed in the refrigerator. It’s been very useful, I love it.

Ridiculously overpriced but you spend more when you’re a tourist. A lot of people are in the store but no one is really buying. People are looking and taking up space, playing with their non food items.
Small candy jar (the size of your fist) with your name on it is like $ 8.00. Fill this tiny ass jar with candy, $ 13. Insane people.

Fun stop while at the Grove.
No matter what age you age, if you love candy you will love this place.
I wanted to grab a bit of everything, but the prices are crazy high.
Very cute packaging and great service, really a perfect gift for your sugar loving friend or to treat yourself.
The selection is endless and there is something for everyone, its probably a good thing the prices are so high or else I would have bought way more that I really don’t need.

Bright colorful candies as far as the eye can see and loud music? It’s my teenage self’s dream come true. Dylan’s Candy Bar is located at the Grove and is a delight if you enjoy candy. Of course if you’re diabetic, you might want to stay away. You can buy by the ounce here, as most of the candy is weighed. They have the usual suspects like M&Ms, gummy bears, jelly beans but they also carry some unique candies as well.
You can buy fancy plastic containers with your name on them to fill them up with candy to your heart’s content. They make it easy to personalize each candy gift. There are sales associates on hand to answer any questions you might have but you really are a «kid in a candy store.» Enjoy!

Whenever I visit The Grove, I always stop by Dylan’s Candy Bar (DCB) to see if there’s anything new in the store. I usually buy one or two treats – either to mail home to family members or for myself – but if you don’t have any self-​control, you can easily get carried away in the store.
This DCB location isn’t super huge and the store is easily navigable. You have the seasonal treats toward the front of the store – it’s always fun to look at the different featured goodies for Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s Day – the tart/​gummy goodies on the left, and the chocolates/​barks on the right. In the middle of the store, you can pick your favorite candies to create your own mix, Sweet Factory-​style. Toward the back of the store, you can find the non-​edible merchandise that’s perfect for any candy aficionado.
I’ve always enjoyed every experience shopping at DCB. Although my must-​try list of treats is still rather long, here’s what I’d suggest:
«Peanut Butter Bar»: As a peanut butter lover and fan of creamy peanut butter over chunky peanut butter, this chocolate bar definitely met my expectations. It combines a great blend of peanut butter and chocolate, and I felt that there were enough peanut butter flavor in this chocolate bar.
«Brownie Batter»: I love moist, rich, chocolaty brownies, so ordering this chocolate bar was a no-​brainer. It was decadent and delicious, and it even had the scent of brownie batter! Super yummy and I would buy it again.
«Cookies and Cream Bar»: This creamy, decadent white chocolate bar comes laced with chunks of OREO cookies. Though I usually don’t like white chocolate, I really do like Cookies ‘n Cream … it’s one of my favorite flavors when it comes to desserts like ice cream, etc. I may just have to put aside my dislike for white chocolate and try this bar one day.
«Hazelnut Chocolate Bar»: I love the flavors of Nutella, so I’m sure I would like this sweet treat. It includes hearty bits of buttery hazelnut, which is sure to enhance the chocolate bar’s texture and sweet flavor.
«Cookie Overload Bark»: I haven’t ordered any of the famous Barks yet, but this one would probably be at the top of my list because it includes chunks of chocolate chip cookies, dark chocolate-​covered OREOs and a white chocolate drizzle. Talk about cookie overload! But then again, my family members say that I’m a cookie monster, so I’d probably really enjoy this treat because of all the different cookie chunks.
«Peanut Butter Cup Popcorn»: I’m not a popcorn aficionado by any means, but because I love peanut butter so dearly, I’m willing to give this treat a try. It includes caramel-​covered popcorn drizzled with dark chocolate with a mix of rich, luscious peanut butter cups. Yum! This sounds like a winning sweet-​and-​salty combo to me. Just the fact that these popcorn kernels are covered with dark chocolate drizzle has already won me over.
«Peanut Butter Poppers»: These on-​the-​go snacks remind me of malt balls … but the inside is rich, peanut buttery flavors with a solid chocolate exterior. I love bite-​sized snacks, but if I ever get some of these Poppers, I better not buy too many. They sound seriously addictive.
«Chocolate Covered OREOS»: I always want to buy a tube of these milk chocolate-​covered OREOS for myself, but if I have to get a gift for any friend who’s a cookie lover, this is my go-​to. OREOS taste good alone, but when covered with a rich milk chocolate layer, they get even better. I also really like the seasonal/​holiday versions of these treats, which come with pretty, festive packaging.
«Milk Chocolate Creamy Peanut Butter Truffle Cups»: I don’t remember seeing this treat in the shop, but maybe I just wasn’t looking carefully or it’s a newer addition. It features a smooth peanut butter center coated with Dylan Candy Bar’s signature Belgian milk chocolate. It’s basically the brand’s version of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, and though I’m a diehard Reese’s fan, I’m willing to give the Dylan’s version of my favorite peanut butter cups a go.
«Candy Bar Explosion Bark»: Besides the «Cookie» Bark, this is another Bark flavor that I want to try. It features bits of popular milk chocolate candy bars, including buttered crispies, brickle and peanut butter cups topped with a white chocolate drizzle. I’m not quite sure what brickle is, but I’m guessing the krispies are sort of like Kit-​Kat or Rice Krispies, and the peanut butter cups are like Reese’s. I’m sure this fudgy milk chocolate medley tastes absolutely divine!

Rummaging through candy here can be taxing, especially on weekends. When the store has less people, I’m sure it’s easier to maneuver in.
They have their own Dylan brand of candies and snacks, personalized confections and other sorts of gifts or memorabilia. Not enough to dazzle me, yet not too less to deter me.
I love retro candies. I love popcorn. I love Hello Kitty. I love gummies. I love chocolate. I hate that this store DOES NOT validate parking because it is designated to be part of the Farmer’s Market side.
I like my Lolli & Pops at the Glendale Galleria better.

Essa loja é linda, hiper bem decorada e com vários doces de tudo que é tipo, incluindo sorvete. Mas é extremamente cara, qualquer pirulito é uma facada. Mas vale a visita!

I ordered a Sundae here the other day and it cost about $ 15. I was surprised when they pulled out the container and it was huge! I was really excited that the Sundae was going to be huge and satisfying.
However, when I got it I was really surprised. It was 2 tiny scoops of Vanilla Ice cream and the bottom (filling ¹⁄₃ of the container) and the rest was whip cream (filling the other ²⁄₃). It was topped with a cherry and a piece of cookie. What the heck… I don’t even like whip cream so I tossed it away and ended up with like 4 spoonfuls of plain vanilla ice cream… SIGH… sad day.

I only came here for the Hello Kitty Hunt event going on for the Hello Kitty Convention.
The Hello Kitty option offered here was a large ice cream sundae including a Hello Kitty pin for $ 15 !
Personally, i thought that was very expensive so me and a friend shared one.
The sundae originally comes with birthday cake ice cream but they didnt even have it in stock so the server has been using strawberry ice cream instead. But at least it was nice of her to allow us to choose any ice cream flavor we wanted.
We ordered the oreo cheesecake flavor which was bomb! It was loaded with oreo cookies. The sundae also comes with strawberries, sprinkles, whipped cream, a cherry, and a hello kitty cookie on top.
Overall it was average. Nothing spectacular.
P. S. You can get your parking ticket validated here. It’s located at a Farmer’s Market that has its own parking lot. First two hours is free!