Aunt Sandra's Candy Factory — Local services in Belfast

A LOVLEY TRIP OUT :) I have been fowling Aunt Sandra's on social media for a while now and I thought it was about time I took a trip down you can not miss the building with the very bright pink sign lol - Good selection of jarred sweets but there was no sign of Uncle Jim Or Claire :( Everyone deserves a day off lol maybe busy in the kitchen very cool making their own honeycomb and some old fashioned sweets taste excellent fudge very good too ! shop slightly small with a waste of space in-between the shop and workshop maybe make that into a shop and you could stock so much more it would be even better become more of a trend on social media ? - just a suggestion I know money doesn't grow on trees ice cream good too with an endless list of sauces the lady on the counter was ok couldn't find the large ice cream tubs ice cream just ok sweets all excellent however staff did not have masks on coming into contact with costumers but I'm going to let that slide maybe have some music on as there wasn't as much atmosphere in the air all in all it was a good trip out to see Aunt Sandra's maybe I'll book a factory tour next time as I couldn't see through the factory window as there were men standing in front blocking the window with no masks my elderly Granny did not want to go over with the whole Coronavirus Thankyou food a good wee trip out nice to see the family history throughout...

Went today. No ‘wonka family’ greeting. Took paynent then we stood waiting for ten minutes. Toilet was in the workshop room which wasn’t great from a hygiene point. The place was shabby and felt threw together. The stools covered in Astroturf could do with replacing as they’re falling apart at the seams. We had to queue to wash our hands in what look like a pig trough and dry them with blue towel that was on the table with the food. The place felt dirty and the mismatch table coverings added to the overall unkempt feel of the shop. The paper plates had a grease ring from the chocolate. No pizzas were made, hot chocolate was poured onto the paper plates and allowed to dry as much as possible in the heat. The popcorn was stale and I think the kids should have been allowed to pick their own sweets. The ‘station’ for adding toppings to the marshmallows was two lunch boxes on a table. When Claire said my son had a delayed reaction that annoyed me for certain reasons. The prizes for listening to the history of the shop were sweetie lollies- not great!! Overall disappointing and underwhelming and not...

Really wonderful experience here. I went by with two friends on vacation from the US and we wanted to find clove rock. They were super sweet to us, the candy was great, and when they saw us standing outside after purchasing candy, they came out and asked if we wanted to watch them make the new batch of lemon drops. We got to see and learn about the process and then taste the new batch for free. They even walked us outside after and gave directions to the public transport we needed. Definitely going back and I recommended supporting them by stopping by and purchasing some...