Lolli and Pops

First, look so fun to go in here. Second, nice display and fun to see all kind of items. I asked one of staff to some questions… very nice to explain. Prices are little bit higher but you can get a personal choice of high quality items.

What a lovely and sophisticated candy shop! I love everything about it, from the muted color scheme, to the sweet shop girls in their darling striped aprons and straw hats, to the variety of candy and treats, this shop is tops! I dropped by not looking for anything in particular and was blown away by the selection. Here are some of the highlights from my first visit:
Many different flavors of gourmet rice crispy treats
Many different flavors of gourmet cotton candy
Fill your own jars of loose candy in many different shapes and sizes
International candy section
Huge chocolate selection
Macaron and truffle bar
Candy from when I was little, like candy cigarettes. Remember those?
There are goodies to surprise and delight in every nook and cranny of this store. The young ladies working there offered to get me a sample of anything I wanted from the loose candy bins, but I ended up with only pre-​packaged candies this time. I bought a Pelon Pelo Rico (Mexican tamarind candy), some Japanese gummy candies and a package of Bequet Caramels in Celtic Sea Salt flavor. Next time I drop by, which I expect will be soon, I will definitely try their macarons and see what other delightful treats I can find. I might be in trouble working so close to such a sweet place!

Candy and Me … no more ‘blue belts’ at Sweet Factory thats fine. Lolli Pops to the rescue… they have a variety of things from old candies to never seen before candy. a variety of marshmellow treats, a wall full of cotton candy (assorted flavors) and of course LOLLI POPS

A candy store for grown ups! Lolli and Pops has everything from traditional candies such as gummy rings to handmade and local candies. They also have macarons and adorable truffles.
I have tried some of their chocolates and they have some really unique ones like dark chocolate covered wasabi peas, cake batter chocolate balls, and potato chips dipped in chocolate. All good, of course. I also like their raspberry hibiscus marshmallows sandwiched between two buttery chocolate cookies. But my favorite must be their truffle liquor cream filled chocolate covered figs! They’re just the right amount of sweetness and the chocolate pairs so well with the liquor cream.
It’s really easy to spend too much money here but pace yourself — there’s always next time!

My review was on customer service and the gummy bear room. The jars of gummy bears are not marked, so you don’t know the flavor. The room had three employees hanging around who promptly announced that I could fill my own jar with the flavor they were distributing at the door. Here’s a marketing tip: If you are giving away samples, have those available for quick purchases. Don’t make it hard to buy from you. The gummy bins do not have magnets, so it’s hard to get the candy out.
Other than the lack of marketing expertise from the employees and their low level of training, the store is cute. It looks fun and I am sure that my girls will want to visit.

This is one pretty cool candy store in Washington. You can kind of compare it to «its sugar» in California. I like the fact they have the choices in gummy bear. Décor is interesting. Good chocolate not cheap.

Holy candy!!! This place is a sweet tooth’s dream!
The staff was super helpful! Always asking if needed help or a sample of something in the bins.
They have a super wide assortment of sweets for every price range. Lots of bulk candies in the bin organized by type. Have cute glass bear jars for your gummy bears! Novelty sweets. Expensive candy bars. Cotton candy and candied popcorn.
In the case they have some of the most beautiful truffles I have seen. With macaroons and marzipan animals!
I highly recommend the caramel macchiato truffle!!!
The prices were what you would expect for a unique candy shop.
Great place to come if you are looking for a specific kind or color of candy!
I would take advantage of their stamp card program.

Super cute candy store with a fantastic selection! I was lured in by the old-​timey décor, and then intrigued by the selection of unique cotton candy, which included spiced mango, birthday cake, and a couple of others. When I’d made my selection, I turned and found myself eye to eye with german marzipan bars and gourmet jelly beans. Another table was all my 1970’s childhood favorites, like candy buttons.
And then there is the chocolate! I haven’t seen such an assortment of superior chocolate bars since the Northwest Chocolate Expo, and I recognized several of the brands from that event. Glorious artisanal chocolate bars.
There’s a bulk candy section if you want to mix and match, or get your gummy fix, and again, these aren’t your usual gummies, they are big, soft, brightly flavored gummies made by a small manufacturer.
Yes, I might have taken a little of everything, to go. Prices were higher than the typical mall candy store, but not high at all given the quality.