American Candy World

I am compelled to write a review of this store. I am disgusted with the service my lovely 12 year old and his friend received at this store. It was their first trip into 'town' alone. They bough 2 drinks and the lady at the desk gave them back change from a fiver, not the £10 they handed over. Fortunately my son and his friend are articulate and pointed out the mistake. Secondly, they were accused of stealing the goods when they left the store! Outrageous and judgemental. Sadly my son did not enjoy his trip to town because of the poor treatment from this store. Open your minds please!

Clean-​looking, bright, well organized shop, but poor customer service!
I asked the cashier if they sold Oh Henry chocolate bars, but his English was so poor he didn’t understand. In very broken English, he told me to ask someone else. I asked another staff member who scanned the shelves, mumbled «I don’t think…», and walked away. He spoke to another employee, then walked away. I waited for a few minutes, then left.
These folks really need to work on their people skills.

I love this shop. It’s a beautiful, sugary wonderland of happiness. Massively overpriced and stocking almost every traditional sweet as well as American sweets that you can imagine, it’s hard not to get excited walking in here.
Reese’s peanut butter is about £8 for a 500−700g tub, a box of cereal is about the same, so I wouldn’t suggest going in here if you were on a budget or are easily cracked by your kids. If, on the other hand, you fancy spending a wee bit of extra money and getting more than a Mars bar to enjoy then I’d point you in this direction.
You can get packs of big lollies for £1 and there are a huge selection of sweets and gums that you’ll remember from being a child for about the same price, usually coming in 85g bags or thereabouts.
Sit down and think of your favourite sweet or chocolate bar and this store will no doubt sell it in a peanut butter variety! PB M&M’s? Done! PB Oreos? Surely not I hear you say? Oreos are supposed to be filled with a sweet cream filling? Not for the guys across the pond where these beauties were created. PEANUT BUTTER OREOS!
Up until I entered this shop I thought there would have been more chance of seeing me being elected as President of Mensa International than there was of seeing an Oreo filled with peanut butter, so I should be getting the letter any day now!