Sugarlicious

I really like this store. It has a done of different candy options, including a lot of retro selections, which I personally like to take advantage of for stocking stuffers during the holiday season. It also has a ton of cute little gifty items, novelty gifts, and not-​your-​average greeting cards. I’ve purchased a few little novelty things (again, for the stockings), but I’ve also picked up a super adorable umbrella for myself. If you’re out and about in the Cherry Creek North area, I highly recommend dropping in to peruse the gifts and pick up a sweet treat!

This place is a sweet treat! Many fun treats as well as by-​the-​pound candy gives something for all to enjoy. The by the pound candy is a huge selection and basically as good as it gets. The fun candy novelties include candy underwear, 1900 nostalgia candy box, and much, much more!

I’m giving Sugarlicious 5 stars. This is the most fun and energetic candy store around. The bright colors draw you in and there is a huge selection of candy and boutique gift items. The service is great, this will definitely be a place I continue coming to. Thanks Sugarlicious!

Plenty to choose from at Cirque du Unilocal!I was offered a sample of candy-​coated chocolate (much like M&M’s), gummies, and a chocolate covered marshmallow. The chocolate covered marshmallow was good, but I found the candy-​coated chocolate to be a little too sweet without any of the bitter notes that I usually enjoy with chocolate. I have yet to try my sample of gummies (they’re nicely sealed in their original baggy). I’d be excited to see what kind of variety they offer at their store.

I love Sugarlicious, if only for all the assortments of Dutch salty black licorice. um, I think I am turning into my Grandmother who grew up in Surinam? It really helped me get back home whilst driving at midnight right before a blizzard hit between Denver and Colorado Springs. Yes, nothing like salty black licorice to keep the senses going… Anywho, Sugarlicious is one of the few places that has a large variety of this specialty at $ 11.99 a pound. They also have many other cute candies that you do not see in other stores as well as gag gifts. Anyone want salty licorice and a chocolate men’s thong? Oh yes, and they do sell beautiful wedding candies such as those colorful, metallic sixlets and maltballs. Their artisan chocolates look delicious as well.

This place is so adorable! Thank goodness I stopped in to check it out for my first time without my kiddos or for that matter my hubby or I would have been walking out with a heck of a lot more candy!!! This place is great because it has the bulk, old school candy, I mean candy cigarettes, amazing!!! And even hilarious greeting cards and fun little gifts for your friends. The prices are very reasonable too. Will be back for sure!

Fun greeting card options! Skip the cupcakes at the counter — stale.

I’m borderline, I was thinking 3.5 stars but I’m rounding up to 4 since I love locally owned Candy Stores.
I think I may be a little spoiled by Rocket Fizz in downtown Denver. With that said this place is super fun. Floor to ceiling candy. I like the wall of loose candy, you get to pay per pound, the price per pound is a bit high for me, $ 11.99 per pound. Let me tell you that adds up quick as I found out. Loved the variety of loose chocolate candy on the wall, chocolate covered almonds, yogurt covered raisins, and so much more. They also have a fun retail side with phone cases, little knic knacs for kids and kid like adults as well.
It is Cherry Creek so the higher price is expected. It’s a wonderful stop for the family.

Willy Wonka would be impressed by Sugarlicious. I half expected to see an Oompa Loompa at the cash register the first time we checked out. The variety is as WIDE as the Grand Canyon. Sweet, sour, chocolate, and fruity are all well represented.
My favorite aspect is the wall of candy. Here you can fill a bag with as much or as little of anything you want. After you are finished, just bring up to the register and they will charge you based on the weight of the bag.
We have yet to introduce our daughter to this place out of fear that she will want to leave us, or that her head will explode upon witnessing so much candy in one place.
The most interesting item is a sushi shaped candy that a little boy created. It is comprised of Rice Krispie Treat (Rice) and a fruit roll-​up (Nori, seaweed) to make it look like a sushi roll. The kid has skills.
Check it out if you have a sweet tooth or if you just want to see candy, candy, candy and more candy.

I’ve died and gone to candy heaven…
Which is really like regular Tiffany heaven considering the size of my sweet tooth and all.
Recently I had a few minutes to kill and Sugarlicious has been floating around my mind for months making it the perfect way to spend my time. I wandered in and stepped immediately to the rows and rows of bulk candy. This is the candy you scoop out, mix together in your bag, and pay by the weight. One thing I liked about this right away is that the scoops aren’t attached to each little plexiglass box of candy. There are just several laid out on trays along the bottom so you pick up your scoop and fill your bag as you please. It is a lot easier than trying to maneuver those scoops into the boxes when they are attached.
As for selection here — they have tons of candies I’d expect to see in these boxes — multiple flavors of jellies, sours, hard and fruity candy, chocolates, and so on. They also have a nice selection of non-​bulk candy. Things like Pop Rocks or Zots. And a case full of lovely, lovely chocolates. And if candy doesn’t float your boat they also carry quite the array of sweet gifts like iPhone covers, party napkins, or even jewelry. I stuck with just the candy because of time constraints but I’d definitely like to come back and spend more time on the non-​edible section here!

This place was great. I learned about it while searching the Cherry Creek North directory and wanted to try it out. I thought it was cool that they had such a variety. I was welcomed by a sales associate, who encouraged me to try anything I saw before I bought it. I thought this was awesome because there were a number of candies I had never heard of before and this sampling prompted me to purchase things I would not have otherwise. Our 3 year old loved picking things out. They even have some hand made chocolates. I bought a caramel and it was fresh and delicious. Despite being so far out of the way, I would go again.

I blame Unilocal for loving Sugarlicious. I went to several Unilocal events where they provided candy, and became addicted to the Sixlets. I do want them to carry even more candy and more diversity, but they do have some good stuff now.

Candy? Sure! I’m a sucker for sour candy’s and when wandering through Cherry Creek I thought I’d pop in and see what they have to offer. They do have a ton of candy lining the wall and candy that I’ve never heard of as well as cute gifts. I think it’d be impossible to bring a child in here because I was way overwhelmed. While the selection is good I wasn’t really wowed by any of it and I thought that the customer service was way lacking. No hello when I walked in the door and no offer to help or see if I needed anything (especially since I was the only one in the store.) I wound up buying a handful of candy because I figured I’d sample it and boy was it expensive! I literally had a kids sized handful of jelly beans and a few sour worms. Definitely not worth the $ 5 and change I was charged. Oh well! Perhaps it was an off afternoon but I know where I like to get my candy and perhaps I’ll just stick with what I’m familiar with.

This store makes me have a bad case of the «I wants.» Like, «I want calories not to count,» or «I want there to be no such thing as diabetes or cavities.» Mostly, I want to be a kid again so I can enjoy the marvelous candy selection with blissful ignorance. And have my mom pay for it. This store has a wonderful selection of old staples like jawbreakers and jelly bellys, but also has fun new twists on things, such as gummy bears the size of my forearm on a lollipop stick and sweet tarts the size of half dollars. They have an entire wall of bulk bins that range from things like Guittard chocolate to gummy G.I. Joe figures that taste like sour apple. It’s honestly hard to make a decision with the myriad of choices. Again, the I wants strike.
In addition to the candy, they carry gift items from designers such as Johnathan Adler. The vibe is fun, modern and colorful. They do custom monograms on lucite items and have several examples around the store. One of my favorite things that they carry are mixes from The Women’s Bean Project. If you’re gong to indulge, why not help others?

I felt like a kid in a candy store. Oh wait it is a candy store. Opened last week and I found it by accident today. Candy from from way back when, new candy, big candy, cookies, jewelery, cards, and lunch boxes. Now really what could be more fun. Perfect to fill those Christmas stiockings and treats for Santa. I want to go back now.

I was able to sample some of their chocolate at Unilocal’s Midsummer Night’s Dream last night. Super cute little pink balls of chocolate yumminess. I hear they will be carrying cupcakes from Yours Truly Cupcake, and if that’s the case, this place is destined to be a success! I will have a hard time waiting until October to sample their cupcakes, retro candy and of course chocolate. Yum!