Jim and Lor’s Candy Store

Sampled 2 different flavored apples at Costco. Young gal told me their toffee candied apple was their most popular one. I asked for a sample of it, but she hesitated because none were cut up. How am I suppose to buy something I’ve never tasted? I almost put the other 2 back, but opted to buy without tasting it. I won’t be buying from them again due to customer service, but the apples (2 I sampled) were good.

The candy is very good unfortunately the worker Tony would prefer talking on the instead of helping customers. I was here last week the lady working on that day was nice and professional.
However, when I returned on today the worker Tony saw me standing at the front and returned to the back to continue talking on the phone. He also stated that I could call the owner he did not care. The candy is very good but Tony is a bad reflection on the business.

Drove to their store on a Saturday, during business hours, yet they were not open. There was no sign indicating they were not open, only their store hours posted on the door — showing that they should be open. Disappointing and very unprofessional.

Simply amazing! We love Jim and Lor’s speciality apples. We first discovered them at Costco and we buy from them anytime they are in our area. The toffee and black and white are our favorite. They keep beautifully in the refrigerator but honestly we eat them before they would ever go bad.

Best candy apple I’ve ever had hands down. I don’t typically even eat apples, but these were amazing.

I got 3 candied apples when they had their showcase at Costco for $ 11.99. The candied apples were delicious. I didn’t remember the store’s name so I asked Costco and found out that they have the store right here in Arlington not too far from me. I haven’t gone to the the store but browsed at their online store. Cheapest is $ 5.00 for plain candied apples and most expensive is $ 8.00 for walnut covered. I wish they have $ 11.99 for any three candied apples like they did at Costco. $ 4 each would be affordable for me to have several a week, otherwise, they’re too expensive.

I first found Jim and Lor’s at Sam’s Club selling their candied and caramel apples. Not your ordinary county fair caramel apples though. They top their apples with peanuts, M&M, sliced almonds, chocolate chips, sprinkles, and a they keep coming up with new ideas. Each apple is about $ 5.
I stopped by their storefront and found more than just apples. They have a ton of different packaged candy, but also chocolates and sweets they make themselves in-​store. I had a few almond clusters, which is paid by the pound, so I tried the white and milk chocolate and they were fresh and crunchy.
I also had a s’more pop, which was 3 giant marshmallow on a popsicle, dipped into chocolate, covered with crush graham crackers, then drizzled with more chocolate! I would definitely come back for another.
If you’re going to stop by, give them a call first. It’s a small ma & pa operation and the girl who helped me said their hours listed on their door isn’t right because they’re usually out promoting the business at Sam’s Club/​Costco.