The Candy House — Local services in The Woodlands

The Candy House in The Woodlands section of Houston Texas. it's a little hard to see from the main street because of all the trees in the Woodlands. It's a large strip shopping area with the wide easy to Park parking lot. It doesn't look like much on the outside but this candy store is really packed. it was my first time here and I highly recommend it to anyone. I will be back. They have lots of homemade candy and purchased candy. They also have gifts. there is an e tall man about in his 80s that has been there for over 30 years. Once you getting talking he really talks a lot and has a lot to say. He knows his candy. This is a jewel of a candy store and you really should go in just to see it. they have all types that I forgot about from when I was a child. They do have some popcorn and some homemade fudge. They also have truffles. On a quest just ask him what is his largest jawbreaker. If you like my reviews please leave a thumbs up. Thanks it...

Some of my most memorable childhood pastimes were at this store. Friends and I still laugh at trying to devour the jumbo jaw breakers in one day (impossible... maybe?). I still hold all fudge I eat to their standard and haven't found any better. I bought my mom the chocolate roses for valentine's 2010, and after her breast cancer diagnosis I purchased the pink ribbon TY beanie baby here. I even ate my first bug (& only) after a dare to eat the lollipopped insects. Mr. Baker is/was such a nice man he didn't even call the cops when he thought I stole a novelty item, but only confronted my 12 yr old self (now 31yrs) on my next visit to discover I hid it in store while saving up lol. You're a true hometown Candy House veteran (like myself) if you've ever got the "golden ribboned" gumball! I'm more than happy to purchase $100+ of candy to support them during...

Went to The Candy House for my daughters 3rd birthday since she loves candy. Arrived at 2:15 to a sign on the door that said ‘back at 3’. We came back at 3:45 the shop was open but as we walked inside the girl greeted us with “how long are y’all going to be” followed by a pause and then followed up with “I have a family emergency”. We were able to shop for a very quick 3 minutes. She checked us out and answered a phone call while checking us out and said “I’m just trying to get out of The Candy House” I understand emergencies happen but this was disappointing because I’ve heard from others that the hours of the store are wishy washy. Good luck surviving as a small business when you don’t have reliable hours. Sorry but I won’t be back to The...