We took the Wolfgang Candy Company tour. We enjoyed the free tour, and received a candy treat at the end. Unfortunately, the production line was not staffed at the time of the tour, but our guide described what is normally taking place. Nice for a free tour.

Great homemade chocolates and other candy treats at very reasonable prices. Tours are available by appointment on weekdays.

This was a nice tour that we took while on a bus trip but be prepared for some walking outside the main building. Our tour guide was very informative and it was nice to see the process, but I was surprised that the chocolate is made elsewhere with their recipe and shipped back in liquid form. We were offered samples... More

we always stop here on our way to and from NY to pick up some goodies. I buy the bags of broken cookies for making pie crusts etc (and for grandkids) my husband gets a bag of pretzels and we always get some chocolate! Friendly and nice shop.

How can you not enjoy the treats they make and you can it home and share it with everyone. The Easter Bunny likes this one also.

Definitely get information about what's running when planning your tour. It's not much fun if they're not making anything but if they are- it's great! Be prepared to wear a head covering (they provide one for safety) and for some walking outdoors in case the weather isn't great. The store has a great selection of candy and you can get... More

Well first off, chocolate covered Brazil Nuts.. my favorite. Then cocolate almonds and ...well, you get the idea. They do an outstanding job of feeding that craving... for sure.

The candy factory is cute - not worth a trip out of your way, but cute. The tour guide is absolutely wonderful. Personable, knowledgeable and easy to follow. She did a fantastic job helping us IMAGINE what the candy factory might look like, if ANY machines were running. She showed us around, saying 'This machine does this' and 'This machine... More

Plan on 15 minutes. Not much to see and do but worth stopping for.