Natalie's Candy Jar — Attraction in Grapevine

Whether you are looking for a gift box of confections, an incredible variety of bulk chocolates and gummies or an excellent sugar-free selection, our competitively priced confections meet the needs and desires of the traveling public.

Mixing excitement and entertainment with high quality offerings and a bright colorful store, Natalie's Candy Jar is a chain of self-serve candy stores with over 400 varieties of conventional, nostalgic, proprietary and hard to find candies and candy related gift items. Our stores feature a large bulk selection of chocolates, sours, gummies, jubes and jells, in addition to a generous assortment of sugar-free treats, nuts and health conscious trail mixes. In addition, high quality, premium international and domestic boxed chocolates are offered, as well as other unique candy related gift items.

Natalie's Candy Jar appeals equally to young and old. Of course, kids beam with anticipation and excitement as they step into a brightly lit, colorful environment bursting with every kind of candy imaginable. However, it's the looks on the adults' faces that leave a lasting impression - a kind of nostalgic, warm wondrous smile as they remember being a kid and munching on their favorite candy.

We are located in airports throughout the United States. Please see our locations page for a list of...

The employee opening the store on Sunday morning was extremely rude. She opened the doors next to the bathroom. So as I walked out of the bathroom I looked up and walked in to grab my kids some candy. She snapped at me from across the store in the corner where I could barely see her and said the store isn’t open. And then riddle said “I’m still opening the doors” I didn’t see her in the corner on the other side. She could’ve just NICELY asked me to wait a few minutes. I walked alllll the way to the other side of the terminal to sugarphoria and got what I needed. And they were very nice and friendly. When I got back to my gate the store was open and people were shopping. Why couldn’t she have just kindly asked me to wait ten minutes. Really??? Why do people have...

I would give Natalie’s Candy Jar zero stars if that were an option. Horrible experience. I understand price gouging is common practice in airports but this place brought it to a whole new level. I just spent $21 on self-serve jelly beans that would be $6 anywhere else, $10 max. Then the woman behind me got two chocolate bars and something else small. Her total was $20. Shocked, we both looked at each other and shook our heads; then, the cashier nodded in AGREEMENT with us. The pricing here is shameful and just a gross display of corporate greed. DO...