Dylan’s Candy Bar

I ordered a dessert pizza. It came out fast, around 10 minutes. Looked amazing and smelled great. The topping was delicious but the pizza bread itself was very thick and had no taste.

Wonderful staff. I live in DC and I always call them for orders because they are willing to deliver the goods (couple blocks away) to a special someone for me. Thanks for your service guys!

Not the kind of company I like to do business with.
The sign said $ 7.49 and LB. It also had a ½ between them that I didn’t notice. Expect most do the same mistake. Don’t like companies trying to fool me so left without buying anything,

Candies, chocolates, milkshakes, ice cream… you name the dessert, and they probably have it. From the self serve chocolate and candy stations (where you can pile up as much sweets as your heart and pocket desire), to the array of gifts you can get for any special occasion, you can always leave happy from here with gifts for you or that special someone.
I visited this Dylan’s location after a lunch time meal in the area. Was craving a dessert to fill that empty dessert section so I thought what better way to fulfill the sweet desire than to visit Dylan’s Candy Bar.
From the moment you walk in, it’s definitely lots to take in, both with the candy and the amount of people swarming around. With that in mind, definitely keep guard of your candy goodies because you may run into an occasion bump or push– in which I did and had an unfortunate panic attack as my cookies-​n-​cream ice cream on a cookie cone hit the floor. Thankfully, the staff members are super friendly and when I explained my situation to the manager they replaced my same item almost immediately– great service!

The candy man can because he mixes it with love and makes the world taste good! I’ve been to the flagship store in NYC and was thrilled to happen upon this one in Miami completely by accident.
I was ecstatic to find an entire wall of fashion accessories from purses to jewelry to candy covered clothing. Any of these would add an extra sweet touch to an of my outfits! I decided on lollipop shaped earrings, a brightly colored swirled lollipop print purse, and a charm bracelet covered in mock sugary treats. I cannot wait to wear them all and look like the lollipop princess from Candy Land. They make my inner 5 yr old squeal with absolute unabashed delight.
There was also a great selection of stationary from pens, pads, notebooks, and cards all decorated with sugary sweet treats. I am always on the look out for unique cards to send my penpals and was so excited to find a pack of brightly colored delights in card form. I was jumping up and down with excitement to get these written and in the mail to my lovely friends.
I did buy some sweet treats, you have to because they are EVERYWHERE in the store. The s’mores candy bar was one of my favorites. I’m always a chocolate lover first and foremost!
The cashiers were sweet and delightful as they rang up my purchases and chatted with me about my trip. They were the cherry on top of a wonderful experience. I just wish we had a Dylan’s closer to my home!

I came here with friends on Halloween solely because there was still seating available and it is at a great location on Lincoln Road. I would probably not order ice cream or candy here, and I am generally not a fan of very sweet drinks, but the food was actually good (fries and pizza) and the gummy bear shots (literally, gummy bears soaked in liquor) were fantastic. We also had a mango drink that was not overly sweet. Important to note that despite the sugar, I was NOT hungover the following day!
The gummy bear shots alone are worth a repeat visit!
The service was very good, even taking into account the crowds and general nonsense that is Halloween on Lincoln Road. I hope the extra money I left in addition to the auto tip sufficiently conveyed my appreciation to the server!

I must say, after experiencing Dylan’s in New York all other locations will pale in comparison.
This one was a fair size for the location and the selection seemed reasonable. In true Dylan’s fashion, the prices were extremely steep. I understand the elevated prices on treats imported but for domestic candy the prices are 4 times what they cost at any convenience store.
The customer service wasn’t very good at this location. Several employees walked past me during my time in the store and they never attempted to make eye contact much less welcome me to the store or ask if I needed help.
My wife found a few treats and I loved the fact they had Mean Girls themed treats. That was a hilarious bonus. I brought one home as a thank you for a friend. The cost was what I would expect to pay in a fancy candy store for themed treats.
I probably should give 1 extra star for the extreme A/​C they had pumping. That was a nice respite from the heat of the Lincoln Road mall.

I’ve heard of Dylan’s via TV shows and was so excited to go into one in Miami! It was two floors of fun candy heaven! There are bars, bulk candy, novelty items, etc etc and even a BAR! A BAR bar, not like another candy bar. Their drink specials though were all candy flavored, so we weren’t super interested in that. But they were serving at noon on a Sunday, so it can’t be all that bad! I thought it was an interesting concept.
They had some of the most fun, cute and delectable looking candies, but some of the prices were a little steep. It was fun just to look around, and I’d definitely want to come back again.

I was literally a kid in a candy store when I walked into Dylan’s Candy Bar! This store has so much yummy candy and chocolate that you can find in other candy stores but it also carries novelty items such as Mean Girls cookies, and «big kid» items such as cocktails and spiked milkshakes. It took a lot of self control to not buy everything in the shop, and I managed to only walk away with my favorite sweet of all — their French macarons. At $ 3.75 a pop, the macarons were good, but nothing spectacular and definitely not worth the hefty price for a single macaron. The macarons also didn’t taste fresh, as they are kept frozen to prevent them from melting in the Miami heat, but the tradeoff is that the macarons have a stiff texture to them rather than the soft, crumble-​in-​your-​mouth texture that macarons are supposed to have. I’d come back to try out other items from Dylan’s Candy Bar, especially those candy themed cocktails.

Can’t help but stop in here each time we go to Lincoln. They actuality stock my fiancé’s favorite chocolate ice cubes and that is all we need to know. Joyful and colorful though too.

It’s a pricey candystore located in Lincoln Road. The options are very restricted compared to the store in New york, but it’s worth a visit if you’re walking by the Attention all foodies and children (whether at heart or otherwise): visit this store to satisfy whatever type of sweet tooth you have. I had the ice cream flavors that I’ve never heard of before in my life. I’m a fat boy at heart and this place is a dream!!!
Unusual candies at a high price. Chocolate not that good. But the line had everyone saying they were going to just leave. Would not go back because of the lines

I find it hard to accept that I’d spend $ 3.50 on a candy bar, so if I’m going to splurge, I might as well do something fun. So I bought the cookie dough chocolate bar, and it was tasty. I can forgive the high prices somewhat because the location is in South Beach, but it’s not some place I would go to often. It’s a fun spot to get unique candy while enjoying the area.

I’m an advocate for always having dessert after dinner, so while my honey and I were on Lincoln Road, I made sure we got our sweet tooth fix here at Dylan’s Candy Bar!
We walked into a mini, two-​story candy land. Every corner had colorful detail and everywhere you looked, you find candy, chocolates, candy merchandise, and more candy. You even walk into a fun candy smell. Yes, there’s a sweet aroma roaming around from the mix of candies displayed everywhere. Though, if you walk a little further in, you’d see an order counter for desserts! So this is definitely not your basic candy shop on Lincoln Road…
They sell French macarons, homemade ice cream, milk shakes, you name it. When we got the menu, our eyes settled on the Cheesecake Fantasy, and so we placed our order and waited patiently at their outdoor seating.
The Cheesecake Fantasy arrived to our table in about 15 minutes, and my jaw dropped. IT’S HUGE. The glass gauntlet was filled with generous amounts of Oreos ice cream (and there lots of oreo chunks), a big slice of cheesecake, fresh strawberries, and topped with whipped cream and drizzles of strawberry and chocolate sauces. Such a heavy yet heavenly dessert. I’m so happy we shared! I couldn’t have taken on the mission alone.
Definitely a must-​visit on Lincoln Road!

So much goodies to pick from. I feel like a kid again. M & M & Jelly Bean dispensers.
The choices of sweets are endless…

Straight up candy heaven. Dylan’s has every single candy that you can imagine, every single candy from beyond your imaginations limits, and they have all of them covered in chocolate too.
I don’t know where to start. Perhaps the chocolate covered cookie dough, or maybe the chocolate covered gummy rings, chocolate covered Swedish fish, or every single gummy item on earth. It’s madness. Just go & see for yourself. They are generous with the samples but please ask them for help.
They also have ice cream in case you feel the need to put your candy on it. If you have a long lost candy fix that you can’t find any more check Dylan’s. They’ll have it.

First: the good. This candy store has a lot of cool, classic candies as well as its fair share of novelty or clever candies. One of my childhood favorites was the push pop — in particular, the triple push pop. They also have a bunch of war head varieties and hubba bubba gum brands. Moreover, they had cool toys and clever candy like bacon flavored chocolate (which ended up barely tasting like bacon…).
The bad: This place is insanely expensive. Triple push pop back in the day at grocery stores were $ 1 – 2, but they’re $ 4 here. Bought this tiny bomb bomb toy from Mario that was $ 3. So while I appreciated the variety of candy, the price is just much too unreasonable.

Sure, Dylan’s has pretty good candy. I’m just not sure it’s worth the price. I grabbed about .6 lbs of candy, including chocolate covered cookie dough bites, nut clusters, and sea salt chocolate covered pretzels with caramel. All of them were good, but that .6 lbs cost over $ 10.
Admittedly, I didn’t try their drinks or other products, but it’s hard to justify their high prices just because they’re a «gourmet» candy store.

When I walk past a Dylan’s I. Have. To. Go. In! Even though I don’t have much of a sweet tooth, I feel the desire to check out any new storefront I’ve never been in before, no matter what the size or where. Dylan’s always makes me smile like a kid in a candy store — literally! After all, the daughter of Ralph Lauren has become quite the successful entrepreneur of all things sweet.
The MB location in the Lincoln Road outdoor «mall» unsurprisingly fails in comparison in size to its NYC flagship counterpart, but all the fun is still to be had! Picked up a small bag and filled it with assorted bulk candies. Also, bought a couple of boxes of «Boogers» to send to my nieces in Cali. The gals that work in the store were so super duper friendly and smart — they overheard me say nieces (plural) and immediately offered to give me two of the adorbs DCB bags and some free stickers. They just got it, ya know?! So sweet!
And, the MB location also has the fun and funky adult bevs (e.g., Coton Candy and Pop Rock Martinis; yes, if you’ve never tried they actually have the respective candies in them) served outside only in the Lincoln Mall courtyard area.
Now back to unravelling my red licorice coil! Fun for all ages… and I personally find its never a bad thing to feel young again… even if just for a bit and at the cost of a few calories and bucks! Get your candy fix! :)

WOW! From the moment I stepped in, I felt like I was in a Willy Wonka Sequel! But beware, because this place will make you want to spend ALL of your money! It is pricey, but in my opinion worth it, because they have a lot of amazing things that you probably won’t be able to find somewhere else, such as Smores Pizza (I KNOW!), frozen hot chocolate, macaroons (we got cookie dough, birthday cake, smores and fruit loops, never seen those flavors!) and spiked milkshakes as well as other drinks.
I was in awe the whole time, as a sweets lover and my boyfriend and I spent a good amount of time browsing everything. We decided to leave (as it was still morning) and come back after lunch.
This is what really gave me the experience: the customer service!
We came back after lunch, and the same associate greeted us cheerfully with, «Hey! You guys came back!» It made us feel very welcome. We also must’ve talked her ear off with our crazy amount of questions but she was more than willing and happy to put up with our indecisiveness and answer every single one. Not only that, she told us a few people had ordered drinks but decided not to stay and offered them to us complimentary! While that was by chance, she still did not have to offer them and was even kind enough to tell us to find a seat outside and she brought them to us! She went above and beyond and really made our visit special. I wish I had got her name, but I looked at her tag and know that it was the café lead, working around 4pm on Friday, Feb 6. SO thank you soooo sooo much for making our experience absolutely wonderful! :) We left her a nice tip in the tip jar.
The drinks themselves were wonderful. One of them was a giant candy margarita, I believe, with nerds at the bottom! Super sweet and delicious. The other, I’m not sure what it was but she gave us two cups, one with cotton candy and the other with the mystery drink. You pour the alcoholic beverage into the cup with cotton candy, stir, and I guess, there is your cocktail! Like I said, some of the things may be overpriced, but they are tasty and unique and the service we received was impeccable. Everytime I return to Dylan’s I will be sure to drop in!
TIPS: Go during Happy Hour! It’s either 4−7pm or 5−7pm.

Candy! EVERYWHERE! And one of the most beautiful ones I’ve ever seen. I didn’t even realize they had an upstairs because I was so busy running around and looking at the gummi bears, which were separated by flavor. I picked up a bunch of chocolates and a crazy rice krispie treat with an Oreo in the middle. And I was very tempted to buy a pillow that was shaped like a giant donut, but the stuff upstairs didn’t have price tags. Oh well.
The cashier was bored and was the type to just shoo all the customers away, but at least I had a lot of candy to look at. No one really greets you or anything. Not that it’s necessary when there’s just candy everywhere. Man, I love candy shops. I wish there were more. Probably the best thing on that whole block.

Me encanta este lugar! Los dulces me encantan pero los helados son riquísimos y unos de mis preferidos de southbeach Beach! Me gusta la forma en la que atienden al cliente, si pasan por Miami no deben de dejar de pasar por este tienda de dulces más que nada si se justa con niños.