See’s Candies

I love dark chocolate, and Sees in general. My son loves the lollipops… They have premade boxes which I never do… I prefer to just hand pick a couple pieces to kick the crave. But I do buy gift cards instead of the premade boxes I just feel like it would be «old» I’ve never had one though. Always a friendly face the lines can be long with only one person behind the counter.

Great candy!!! We don’t have See’s on the East Coast where we r from. We’ve been to this location and to the Cactus Rd location, both are nice but the Customer Service here at the Arrowhead Mall is way better. Very nice staff!

Good truffles, Bön bons and nougat.
Love that they always give a free sample!
Come here for a quick fix.

I’ve never liked Sees Candy. I seem to remember getting that particular size box on Christmas every year and knowing exactly what was coming my way: stale caramels, rock-​hard nougat, chalky chocolates and turtles you could break teeth on.
I make it a habit to NEVER buy pre-​made boxes of chocolates. Or eat them.
Half of this store is dedicated to these monstrosities. I quickly changed course to the «build your own box» and looked over the selection. It appears that they don’t make or carry several of the candies they list on their pamphlet, which is unfortunate.
A pound of mixed will cost about $ 16.50, pretty standard. They gave a free sample as well (mocha buttercream, skip it). I also tried the blueberry truffle which was good but nothing to rave over.
They offer free gift wrap but the dude behind the counter said they were «out of the official happy birthday stickers» so he casually placed 2 – 3 kids stickers on top and called it a day. It looks pretty tacky and would rather just have them surgically removed.
Altogether maybe a nice gift for your uncle who you don’t know anything about or as a last minute congratulations on that promotion. Selection and quality is not anything above average.

Love this candy & would give it 5 stars but it seems sees candies are too cheap to buy plastic gloves for their employees to wear when handling & packing the candy in the box.
Contacted sees & they said the using plastic paper is cleaner to pick & place candy in the boxes.
Well it would be impossible that employees hands would not inadvertently touch the candy with some part of their fingers or hand especially when they are digging into drawers of candy.
Alot of places who handle food like subway or fast food co’s use gloves that cover the entire hand.
And then what is REALLY DISGUSTING is the employees picks up & packs the candy in the box & then boxes up the candy & then goes to the register & handles the filthy money the customer gives them & then goes back to picking & packing the candy.
I have seen this happen at every store in Mesa, Phx & Glendale in Az. & it happens everytime I have ever been there.
And what happens is the employee has 2 small wads of tissues that they crumpled up tissue touching the candy papers & candies this way.
I have even seen an employee sweep the floor with a broom & then go handle the candy etc.
Without the hand being totally covered in a glove it is impossible to maintain the cleanliness with the candy.
I find this to be extremely GROSS & I wrote sees & they said their managers would call me about it but they never did.
Furthermore they don’t even have a sink inside the actual store (but one could be in the back where their stock is kept) to wash their hands but you know people scratch their nose, face & cough, sneeze etc.

see;s candies make great gifts!