NYC Candy Shops to Stop By This Halloween For Some Great Candy

A recent study by CandyStore found that New York’s most-consumed Halloween candy is Sour Patch Kids, followed by candy corn and Hot Tamales. Why not switch it up a bit this year? You could treat your kids to an enjoyable day out to visit these fun spots or you could satisfy your own sweet tooth by stopping by one of these candy shops. Halloween-themed candies would also make the perfect gift for the special people in your family’s lives.

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This novelty candy store is a bit more for adults, but it offers everything from cereal boxes full of gummy worms to “Stranger Things”-themed candies, like this gummy pollywog. There’s even a sugar skull that is almost two pounds on its own. This is a great spot to stop by for a fun variety of candy for adults and kids, alike. 1870 Broadway, Unit B, itsugar.com
Dylan's Candy Store

You can’t go wrong with this New York City classic. This Halloween, they’re offering a variety of assorted treats, from a ‘Charmed to Eat You’ assortment of sour worms and mice, to ‘Graveyard Goodies’ with sour worms and chocolate milk duds. This candy wonderland is always a fun place to stop by. 1011 Third Avenue; 33 Union Square West, dylanscandybar.com
Brooklyn Floss

Brooklyn Floss is a cool new spot in Williamsburg that offers a hodgepodge of flavored cotton candy for those who want to reminisce about childhood carnivals. Although they do not have a Halloween line, they do have flavors like pumpkin spice, licorice, and root beer. They even have eggnog and gingerbread available for the winter holiday season! You can catch them at the Brooklyn Indoor Night Market or at Artists and Fleas Williamsburg. 307 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn; 70 North 7th Street, Brooklyn, brooklynfloss.com
M&M Store

The M&M store is always an exciting place to bring kids and guests who are visiting the city. Who doesn’t love M&Ms? Plus, you could get a personalized pack of treats, or pick up a pack of Halloween-themed M&Ms! 1600 Broadway, mymms.com
Sockerbit

This Swedish take on the New York City candy store offers a fun variety of Halloween candies, ranging from sour skull gummies to classic vampire teeth. Sweden takes candy very seriously, so you can’t miss their high-quality range of treats. 89 Christopher Street, sockerbit.com
Eugene J. Candy Co.

This Bushwick candy shop is every kid’s dream! With all of the candies made in-house by a former chemical engineer, this place is perfect for kids to get their Halloween fix. It’s completely decked out in Halloween decorations and offers a fun bunch of themed candies, such as the Halloween “freaks” or candied bunches of Nerds. 16 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn, eugenej.com
Li-Lac Chocolates

Li-Lac Chocolates is one of New York City’s oldest chocolate houses. This Halloween, they’re offering a made-to-order big chocolate pumpkin that is about 2.2 pounds, as well as chocolate skulls. They even have little bags of chocolate fall leaves, which are very adorable and fitting for fall. 40 8th Avenue, li-lacchocolates.com
See's Candies

Another famous chocolate paradise in NYC is See’s Candies. This Halloween, they’re offering a delectable array of chocolates in its many forms. Break the candy norm this season with something new like their pumpkin spice lollipops, pumpkin pie truffles, or their delicious candy boxes. Although, keep in mind, these kinds of treats are best to keep hidden at home rather than to give out to trick-or-treaters. 60 West 8th Street, sees.com

Manhattan Mandarin

Manhattan Mandarin runs the Mandarin after-school programs at over 40 schools nationwide, including St. Bernard's, Chapin, Allen-Stevenson, and Buckley. Whether in schools, students' homes, in the office, online, or on our beloved China trips, our teachers and tutors have helped hundreds of students of all ages master the Mandarin language on their own unique paths to fluency. Our philosophy has always been to make private lessons and classes perfectly tailored for each individual student. We look forward to working with you. - Jamie Keyte, Founder

The Wild Center

The Wild Center, nestled within the breathtaking landscape of New York's Adirondack Park, offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of nature. As visitors approach the Center, they are greeted by the Adirondack Mountains towering in the distance, setting the stage for an immersive adventure. Upon entering the 34,000-square-foot exhibit hall, guests are enveloped in a world of wonder and discovery. Interactive exhibits like Planet Adirondack and Climate Solutions invite exploration, allowing visitors to delve into the rich biodiversity of the Adirondack region. The indoor experience also includes an opportunity to soar on Birdly--a one-of-a-kind VR experience. Also, get up close with an animal ambassador during one of many live animal encounters throughout the day. In addition to its indoor exhibits and programs, the Wild Center also boasts 115-acres of extensive outdoor amenities. One of the highlights in the award-winning Wild Walk. Visitors walk up a trail of bridges to the treetops of the Adirondack forest, 40 feet off the ground. Along the way, interactive exhibits provide insights into the flora and fauna that call the Adirondacks home, from songbirds to black bears. The rest of the campus features more ways to explore. Check out Patrick Dougherty&rsquo;s Stickwork sculpture, an all natural installation of woven sticks that will spark your imagination and nostalgia. Immerse yourself in Forest Music, take a naturalist-lead canoe trip, or get your roll on with Raquette River Roll, a brand-new, oversized, all-natural ball run experience opening in June 2024.

Music Together

Music Together&reg; is for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their parents/caregiver. The classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes and movement, and instrument play activities that are developmentally appropriate for the children and easy for parents and caregivers, regardless of their own musical ability.