Lucille’s Own-Make Candies

Very nice shop. The lady who served us was extremely sweet & the fudge is awesome ! Yum!

Hands down this beats country kettle by a mile. The fudge is creamy and soft, there is a flavor for all tastes. We get some every year during our vac and if we are down any other time of year we make a special detour to the one on 72. The cost seems to be going up each year but for now I am willing to pay what the charge. Yummy

I was down on LBI over Labor Day Weekend and had a craving for some candy — chocolate to be specific. I stopped in Lucilles Candies — the one with Oh Fudge on the roof. Heaven awaited. They have a tremendous assortment and fantastic staff to help with the selection. I ended up with some fudge too. Everything tasted great and prices were good. I highly recommend for those who like to indulge once in a while. They have a store on the main land on Route 72 as well — so you can shop some more on your way home. I did.

Great local candy store. They have a wonderful assortment of chocolates. The dark chocolate pretzels are awesome.
It’s definitely one of those local family owned shops that is a gem in it’s area.

AKA Oh Fudge!
God, I love this place. I used to come here as a little kid with my gramma. She would sneak-​treat me to licorice and gummies and she would sneak-​treat herself to some the fudge. I loved all the colorful candies and silly gifts…
And I went back last week, probably 15 years since I was last there. I was half expecting the shop to be a completely different experience and not live up to my memories. I definitely expected it to be run by a different person. And it was – Lucille’s daughter!
The shop has stayed in the family, and it’s just as I remember. I spent $ 20 bucks getting licorice, gummies, fudge, and some assorted chocolates, which were just as good I remembered them.
+ 1 on the fudge recipe. I can’t speak to all the flavors, but the chocolate with cherry is to die for
+ 1 for the décor remaining true to LBIs wonderful feel. Nostalic? Yup! And I love it.
+ 1 for the daughter running the place. As she said to me, «You know, I don’t think my customers really want to see change in the shop.» She also chatted me and my girlfriend up about softball, which was hilarious and wonderful.
High five.