Jelly Bean Factory

I just got back from a jelly belly run. My BFF wanted cream soda and fruit punch. They didn’t have fruit punch but the REALLY NICE lady gave me samples of other punchy ones so I found a good substitute. For myself I got root beer, cinnamon, red cherry, pineapple, and pomegranate.
I like that the REALLY NICE lady does the scooping so you don’t have to worry about someone’s germs hands being in the bins.
Parking can be a nightmare due to Portos being across the street but there were plenty of free spaces at Rite Aid and you know you need SOMETHING FROM there, right?

Where can you get jelly beans that are so good? Simple, go to the source! I went here with my girl and damn they have every single jelly bean flavor you can think of. If you want to play an adventurous game with friends, I suggest ordering the bomboozle jelly beans.

The place was small and nice. I didn’t really see anything that others stores don’t offer. The only difference is this place was a bit costly. Probably because you custom make your choices. The salt water taffy was a good price. I noticed their wasn’t a scooper and the lady saw me filling my bad and didn’t say anything. When I got to counter, I was a little over a lb, so I took out some of the candy. She said so rudely «well since you already touched them, just keep them». First off lady, there wasn’t a single scooper to use for the candy and secondly she never offered one to me! Don’t get me wrong, I think its gross if people use their hands to get open candy (like M&M’s). But the taffy are wrapped and their are no scoopers for them. I suggest the store place a scooper there from now on. The girl already was annoyed with me because I asked her questions about the flavor of taffy because some didn’t have signs. She doesn’t like providing customer service, I guess. Instead of being rude, she could have said, «it’s only a few over, I’ll go ahead and make it a lb and you can leave those few in». Rudeness like that just ruins your whole experience, especially if it’s your first time there :-/

As I was driving down on Hollywood Way after buying 2 pair of scrubs with my kids, my youngest son tells me «Mommy look a jelly bean store!» I told him, ok son we can go on Monday, but he had this sad look on his face that I had to turn around and check this place out. Upon entering you were greeted by a super friendly staff named Michelle. My eldest son accidentally pulled on the M&M machine and a few fell on the floor, but Michelle was not mad at all. She offered different types of jelly bean flavors but my little son only wanted the butter popcorn, caramel, and coconut. The price came out to $ 2.23 and I told her to add a little more to make it $ 3.00. You definitely need to check this place out to bring a little treat to your loved ones because it will bring a big smile on their face. It is soo cute to see jelly beans scooped out instead of ice cream and bagged up in a plastic bag with a small tie in this super cute rainbow candy parlor. The best part of all is the excellent customer service of Michelle she is a sweetheart. My oldest son said the cutest thing when we left the store «Mommy you know what, I’m glad God put nice people in this world» and I told him I’m glad He did too. A wonderful day spent with my kids. :)

Fabulous little neighborhood candy store. I’m guessing their competition may be Rocket Fizz which carries some similar items but I’d definitely chose this small business over the latter if they had what I was looking for.
I specifically came in the day before Valentine’s Day to find a few small treats, specifically Jelly Beans. I didn’t allow enough time to purchase on-​line and have them ship/​arrive in time so I needed to find a local store that sells Butter Popcorn flavored Jelly Beans for a certain someone in my life, who loves Butter Popcorn!
I called Jelly Bean Factory to ensure they had these on hand and inquire about their sizes and packaging options.
When I dropped by, I couldn’t believe how cute the store was. Perfect little candy store in Burbank, an absolute must store to pick up a little treat for someone special in your life (parents, children, friends, coworker, date, siblings — you name it).
The sweet gal who was working when I came in was very helpful and I was able to try just about anything.
They have an abundance of Jelly Beans (Obviously!) and many M&Ms.
I also found «Cupid Corn» which is Candy Corn in Valentine’s Day colors — the perfect treat for my Mom who is obsessed with candy corn.
My selections were packaged so nicely and had lovely great quality holiday ribbon tied on.
I’ll definitely be back and I’d highly recommend stopping in.
I absolutely love seeing, visiting, shopping and knowing a small business such as this one is still serving our neighborhood and community.
Fabulous store!

This is a real hole-​in-​the-​wall treasure for candy lovers! They have every type of jelly bean imaginable and can make custom orders. They even have sugar free options and types of jelly beans that are naturally (not just artificially) flavored. The interior is fun and bright — a feast for the eyes.

Absolutely fantastic store. Little store in Burbank across the street from Portos. I enjoy Jelly Beans and this was a great find close to work. I got about a pound of assorted Jelly Beans which I was able to choose from their display for just under $ 8. The experience overall was just great. The lady behind the counter was very nice and polite. I promised her I would write this review so here it is. Keep doing what you do!

Just went here today with 2 friends, after having a snack at Porto across the street. My buddy Tim is getting married, so his fiancée, Kourtney wanted to get some purple jelly beans for the party theme.
The store was small, but they had a lot of decorations and well displayed candies in Valentine themed arrangements. I liked the friendliness of the staff most of all. I wish I lived close by, so I can visit more often, but I will make my way back sometime.
If you’re reading this, ladies that worked today, I think you’re both cute!

Some people have a sweet tooth. I have sweet teeth. The Jelly Bean Factory is the name of my stomach. Candy isn’t just tasty, it’s a way of life.
Enough with the fat jokes, now on to the good stuff. The Jelly Bean Factory. Oh wee! How is it possible that you are across from Porto’s Bakery? Are both of you compliant in a plot to give me a heart attack after eating massive amounts of baked goods and candy!?!
You want candy? Come here. Not chocolate. Candy. Yes, sour candy, jelly beans, gummies, oh yeah M&M’s galore (okay so there’s some chocolate). The sour belts were, according to my friends, the greatest ever made. I don’t wholly disagree. Come here, get fat, and smile. It’s what I do every time I open Unilocal on my Iphone.

I find myself driving across the Valley several times a year to purchase coconut jelly bellies for my little cousin in Hawaii who cannot get them there… lucky me! Today I tasted pomegranate and blackberry! YUM! They have a poster of «recipes» on the wall and the super friendly saleswoman urged me to try one, so I chose blueberry muffin, pop into your mouth 2 blueberry + 1 popcorn and chew at the same time = blueberry muffin, really!
It is a bit pricey, but they are generous with allowing you to sample the different flavors and very friendly. Also, it’s nice to be able to choose your own favorite flavors.
Sampled a beautiful «sixlet», think round (like a ball) M & M. It was coated in a lovely luminous pearly white. Fantastic for weddings!
If there isn’t enough sugar at this sweet shop, head on over to Porto’s across the street for some yummy pastries — expect to wait in long lines — delish!
Tomorrow I diet…

So as we were takin a stroll in Burbank the other day we happened upon the Jelly Bean Factory. Once inside we were amazed at how many different Jelly Bean flavors there are. The lady working inside offered us some free popcorn, which my cousin accepted. I got an assortment of salt water taffy which was good.
They have lots of different types of sweets and candy. I would have been in heaven had it not been for this damn diet.

likes:
–very friendly staff (Michelle) who helped us
–we were able to sample all the flavors we wanted before making a decision
–cozy little place
–LOVED the ice cream parlor feel — but jelly bellys
–LOVED being able to buy only the flavors I like
–really yummy flavors –tastes really natural and not artificial
–this store has been at that same place for over 35 years!
dislikes:
–just a tad bit pricey
conclusion:
I enjoyed being able to choose and buy only the flavors I like, and I loved how the jelly beans are stored in ice cream-​like buckets. This would seriously be a dream come true for a little kid!

This place is perfect. They have every jelly bean flavor we have ever looked for. My son loves this place (we drive up fro LA a few times a year) and Michelle is always a charm to deal with. Great place for your sweets needs, either in person or on-​line.

Did you know:
It takes 7 to 21 days to make a single Jelly Belly jelly bean?
The first jelly bean was created by an unknown American candy maker in the 1800s. An 1861 advertisement recommended sending jelly beans to soldiers fighting in the Civil War.
Enough Jelly Belly beans were eaten in the last year to circle the earth more than five times.
No, you won’t discover these facts the the Jelly Bean Factory as I actually Googled them; but you will find a variety of colors/​flavors of both Jelly Belly brand jelly beans and M & M’s. A smaller shop that resembles more of a small gift basket shop versus a candy shop (less bins and more pre-​packaged candy bags); with bright colors galore awaits to entice your sweet tooth. However, bring your wallet because it is a bit pricey. Approximately $ 8 for a pound (which is not as much as you would imagine) and $ 4 for a smaller bag. You can get a cheaper bag of Jelly Belly jelly beans at Easter time in Target.
Aside from jelly beans, you will find other candies such as licorice, sour treats, cinnamon candies, etc. Plus, they create small favors such as bean filled champagne glasses for baby/​wedding showers which you can pre-​order for your event.
Service was decent but the girl on duty seemed a bit annoyed at having to answer questions. It appeared that she didn’t really want to be there.
Definitely a good choice if searching for a creative gift or select colors/​flavors but not necessarily for a super fun candy store experience.

Though I didn’t see any rare/​unusual candy, they have your candy standards including 2 dozen colors of M&Ms, every flavor of Jelly Belly (I think), gummi candies, malt balls, licorice, a table filled with salt water taffy, chocolate covered things, gum drops, etc.
It’s not a fancy shop, the selection isn’t vast (e.g., only one type of malt ball) but the prices are quite reasonable — as in $ 4/​lb for taffy and $ 5.50/lb for gummi candy. The taffy comes in a wide variety of flavors — cherry, lemon meringue pie, chocolate chip, chocolate, vanilla, molasses, licorice, and the list goes on. Many candies are packed in small, clear plastic bags — how convenient. They also have other packaged candy gifts and gum ball dispensers.
Looking for Easter candy? Of course they have jelly beans (not only are jelly beans their specialty, they claim to be the first candy store in SoCal to sell Jelly Bellies), but also pastel Jordan almonds, chocolate eggs, tiny plastic buckets ($ 1 each), chocolate bunnies, pastel candy corn, gummi bunnies, plastic eggs filled with candy, and more. Easter is a major candy holiday of course.

I found the RAINBOW!
Walking in, I noticed every color you can imagine. I purchased some of the sour watermelon and sour green apple. They have all sorts of flavors and verities, yet they are quite expensive. For half pound of watermelon and green apple combined together… I paid a POT OF GOLD! Man… where’s the leprechaun when you need him?
Sorry my leprechaun went BK after purchasing ½ pound of partial rainbow… ha ha…
Oh’ LOOK! The rainbow is at COSTCO… here I come! They to have Jelly Beans and it wont cost you a POT OF GOLD to buy.
D+
2 Stars

I went here as a kid when jelly belly’s were getting HOT back in ohhh, early 90’s. My teacher would give a jelly belly of your choice if you answered her questions right at the end of her classes everyday. I would actually get a little sad if I didn’t get ONE island punch for the week! Anyways, so I decided to buy direct. WOW, you know baskin robbins? Well it was like that but no ice cream, just shiny jelly beans in them barrels! My parents were sad when I spent about 35 dollars on just jelly beans but I had my supply and didn’t have to compete to answer a question right ever again in that classroom.: ]

Ahhhhh, Jelly beans :)
I think they are one of our most underrated candy treats and the fact that I am not much a sweets person, but am rendered completely helpless in fighting the urge to scoop up as many jelly beans as humanly possible when ever they are near me should tell ya something.
If you also suffer from JB-​itis, you may want to either rush here or run from here, depending on how weak or strong your levels of impulse and discipline are. You see, once in this store, you will feel as though you’ve died and gone to Jelly bean heaven. Every flavor, every color, every perfect little bean of yumminess is housed in this store and you won’t know what hit ya!
I should know, I once spent $ 45.00 here. Who spends $ 45 on Jelly Beans… yep, it’s that bad :)

If my eye could pop out of my head without permanent damage, they would have. Wall to wall jelly bellys. Tons of other candy. Darling little store. Diabetics Nightmare.
I was hosting a baby shower with my Mum and doing the party favors was on my to-​do list. Mom to be, a big Jelly Belly fan, so Jelly Bellys had to be part of the plan.
This store has every color and flavor imaginable. They also have tons of other bulk candy. Flavors you’ve only heard of but could never track down.
Really worth the trip if you are buying for a specific occasion or even if you are not.
Street parking can sort of suck but be patient, it’s really worth it.