The Candy Bar on Tejon — Local services in Colorado Springs

The Candy Bar is a joke. I mean, if you like ants crawling around in your candy, visit the Tejon location. If you like truffles that expired in 2016, you're in luck! Bc you can get those at every location. It's seriously disgusting that they are selling expired, overpriced(and probably contaminated) candy to KIDS!!! The owner does her "thinking" with a nearly empty box of rocks and leaves this business in the hands of a ratchet, uneducated, trashy, vindictive and SPUN out tweaker. The treatment displayed by Felicia and Alva toward not only their employees (who they take complete advantage of, pay under the table and borderline abuse) but also the things they SAY about their customers! The children and families whose contributions for nasty, expired candy pays their bills are mocked and looked down on. If I've ever seen a horrible business unworthy of its employees and customers, this is it. DO NOT help keep this "company" in business. It's a sorry and pathetic means to an end for some the worst, most manipulative and shelfish people you'll ever come across. Their true business is taking advantage of the kind hearted, compassionate people who, against their better instincts, give them the opportunity to finally give instead of take. A sorry business run by...

Checked this place out and will definitely be coming back. I really like how strict they are on their santition requirements - they supply gloves, tongs and scoops for everyone so there is no risk of contamination. The variety is endless. I found stuff I didn't even know existed. They have everything from chocolate covered goodies like nuts, seeds, and gummies. Plus several flavors of rock candy, jelly beans, bubble gums and more. As well as the classic favorites of m&ms and skittles, etc. The staff is attentive and friendly and greet you as soon as you walk in the door. The Candy is delicious and tastes fresh, where as some places with buckets of candy, it tends to taste stale or tastes like the surrounding candies, not here though. The store itself is definitely bigger than it looks too. Street parking or you can find a lot nearby as it's...

I absolutely do not recommend coming here... it's completely silent and the employees ignored us until checkout. Not to mention, I bought a bag of ten jolly ranchers and ten double bubbles... it was 8 dollars. I would've gotten more spending $2 at dollar tree for more of the same thing. And, their freeze dried candy, which we spent $10 on, is the same brand at 5 Below for $5. I also got a bag of like 5 watermelon flavored rainbow strip thingies. The total came out to $30 for practically nothing. Also, all of the little candies are in zip lock bags now and it takes away from the entire experience. It looks cheap and trashy now. You're being charged by weight for bags that they make, you don't get to scoop a bunch of candy into a bag anymore. This was a huge waste of money and a big ole disappointment. This place has seriously...