Candyland

Hello, caramel sea salt popcorn! So delicious! Can’t wait to find this place in Stillwater as my bag of popcorn is sadly empty. Thanks for treating the community’s kids at Fall Fest yesterday! And introducing your delicious buttery popcorn into my life! Mm. Mm. Mm.

Like their other locations in downtown Minneapolis and St Paul, this small popcorn and treats shop serves up high-​quality, great tasting goodies and has something for everyone.
While the location is on the main drag in Stillwater it is a bit farther down in what used to be the «ghost town» section of the main drag but is the area that’s starting to develop and this is at least o r reason to make the stroll down that direction. You can find it across from a great independent bookstore and hippie co-​op.
Of course the main reason, for me to stop in is the caramel corn. They seem to always have a fresh batch on hand and I’m particularly found of the version with peanuts-​think Cracker Jack but fresh and tasty. Of course I also have to have some of their famous «Chicago mix» which is a blend of regular popcorn, cheese corn and caramel corn-​a sweet and savory bit of joy. Unfortunately it’s gone all too soon so get a bigger bag than you initially think.
Prices are very reasonable for the quantity and quality of this place. For me, Candyland is a must stop in Stillwater.

No matter whic store I enter, it is the same experience. Wonferful smell of fresh popcorn! And, as always, the popcorn is excellent. Try the plain and cheddar cheese mixed.

Truly a huge selection of candy. The staff is very friendly as well! You can choose from by the pound old fashioned as well as modern candy, gummies, fudge, chocolate covered pretzels, graham crackers and more! They also have fresh popped popcorn, cheesy popcorn, and kettle corn.

YUM! I love Candyland. When I was little and my dad worked at The First National Bank of St. Paul, every now and then he would bring treats, usually a long thick rope of licorice from Candyland home for us. This is one of my favorite memories. Candyland will always have a special place in my heart.

It’s way down the road past everything else, so I stumbled on it sometime last summer. I think because it’s in Stillwater it has the feel of being on vacation, on the boardwalk. The main smell is caramel popcorn. I don’t even eat the stuff and I had to have it. I ate every last one too. I got the fudge, great as well. I got a can of Hires rootbeer. I forgot it’s not my favorite brand. But I’m so glad they have this vintage soda. Go during the week if you can. Saturdays are crazy busy.

Always a good stop after an evening of drinking and eating. Be ready to walk out with a lot more than you planned on.

Awesome selection of popcorn, candy, nuts, caramel apples! I love the Chicago Mix and caramel apples with peanuts. By the piece or by the pound, if you need chocolate they have lots of choices. So glad they opened in Stillwater and that they are open when I need a late snack break.

Remember the board game you played as a child? The one where you cheated and rigged the card deck to beat your bothers? Well now that board game exists in the form of a candy shop. Luckily you don’t have to cheat to win anymore, you just need cold hard cash.
First things first, If you are a candy and/​or chocolate junkie and/​or fiend like myself, then you should consider Candyland to be a top notch emporium for your addiction. Be advised they have just about every kind of candy known to man. They also have an extensive amount of chocolate treats. Each one more addicting than the previous.
The cure to Chocolate Fever can be found at Candyland. Well… the only known cure is more chocolate. So yeah.