See's Candies — Local services in Las Vegas

The ladies working here are amazing. The company policies are garbage.

They have a promotion where if you spend $35 every month, they will give you a gift card by the end of those months. What they don't tell you is that if you dont carry around your card on a 24/7 basis, and you get it stamped on a different card, when you come in then they refuse to honor it and give you a ridiculous excuse as to why they won't do it. See's candy is not dumb to where they don't know that you can put in a simple phone number that they keep a record of all your rewards. Same as Albertson's, Walmart, Walgreens, Vons, Smith's, and just about every single other place that's been in business for more than about 3 days.

Instead, if you ever spend over $35 on a purchase in one month and don't have the same card, then they refuse to honor giving you any rewards whatsoever. They refuse to condense the cards into one so you can have the rewards. Meaning, if you have all three stamps on 3 different cards, they refuse to honor it UNLESS you were carrying the original card all of the three times. All in an effort to get out of giving you the promotion that they advertised.

I just spent the $35 dollars today in October to redeem it, and then they told me that they disclosed all the policies. Once I gave them over $100, of course. Greedy corporate policies meant to trick you into spending more money with little to no intention of giving you what...

Headquartered in San Francisco, but manufacturing and distributing Candy out of Los Angeles since 1921, See’s Candies still bears the surname of founders, Charles, Florence and Mary, while time-honored flavors are sold across twenty U.S. States and as far away as South Korea.

Born from Canadian immigrants, and focused on quality from the very beginning, it is currently under the management of Berkshire Hathaway that the company sells some $90,000,000.00 in Candies per year, the majority featuring locally sourced Nuts and natural flavors enrobed in Cocoa from the Guittard Chocolate Company.

Sold in three Las Vegas storefronts, and additionally from kiosks at LAS, it was from a 1-lb box sold for $21.75 that several flavors were tasted, the “Milk Cherry” found only in stores an early highlight thanks to its near-liquid center while Dark Buttercream with Vanilla also fared well.

Additionally gifted a box of Peanut Brittle, crunchy with lots of Butter balancing sweetness, it is easy to see why See’s remains successful after 100+ years and its largely a matter of good ingredients plus focusing on what they know, rather than more...

I was in the store on 6/21/21 around 3:30 pm. I was greeted warmly by 2 employees who said they'd be right with me. 1 was stocking and another was helping the only other customer in the store. I even said that I'd never been to Sees candy before. Again I was told they'd be right with me and replied OK. 2 more customers walked in and were immediately helped by the employee who was helping the previous customer, not even looking at me. I'm a big guy in a bright red shirt who was the only male in the store, so I'd be hard to miss. Only when I went to put back the box I was holding was I asked if I needed help. This was by the employee who continued to stock the entire time. The warm greeting is the only thing that got them the 2 stars. My 1st and only time...