Lolli and Pops

When my hubby and I are at tysons we always stop by this candy shop for a pick me up.
When you enter this candy shop you feel like you are in a candy world. A world full of vintage feels and set in a trendy escape. The candy speaks to you… Buy me… Eat me…
I feel like I walk into my childhood of my summers of begging my parents for candy. The store is upbeat, fun and whimsical. You can explore and explore and never get tired of it.
I stop by here every time I’m at tysons and it has yet to be dull.
You have to try their bottled drinks. It’s in the back fridge. My go to drink is the ginger ale. Take a look at my picture to see the flavor I get/​brand. It’s the drink I get all the time when I’m here. It’s 3 bucks for one bottle. It’s pricy but worth it. It has real ginger chunks which seriously helps you with indigestion (something I’m too familiar with because I stuff my face with all the foods… all the time… Fail.)

They sell candy. Lots of candy. What else can I say? Except, my daughter loves this place and she embraces the experience of carrying around a bag and filling it with it as much candy as the bag will fit. Astronaut ice cream? One of our favorites and they carry it. The macaroons are quite good as well.
The line to the cashiers gets backed up and there’s no way getting around this. But, they were playing throwback 70s music today and that’s always a plus in my book. You will probably pay a bit more for the candy in this store, but I can’t put a price on seeing my daughter roaming through this establishment with a huge grin on her face. Priceless.

This place is amazing! Liz was really friendly, knowledgable and helped me select different chocolates from their chocolate bar area. They have a wonderful selection of desserts and candies.

I feel like a crazy little kid when I come here! Before I know it I have more in my hands that I can manage, and I’m either dropping things, having my boyfriend by my sidecar, or some nice sales associate realizes I’m struggling and hands me a basket.
This candy store has any candy you could ever image. The associates are so good that you can literally be like «do you have that chocolate thing that comes from south America is sort of funny shaped» or «those hard candies that taste like grass your grandpa always had in his pocket» they know exactly what you are talking about. The staff also comes around and asks if you would like to try and of the bulk per pound items.
The selection is incredible, and they have things I have not seen since I was a child. They also have a very extensive selection of items in a case that can be bought per piece or by the pound to include truffles and macaroons.
I cannot enter Tysons 1 without stopping here, and I am not ashamed.

I love this place! I always come before I go to the movies. They have a huge selection, whether it’s old time candy, gummies, artisan chocolate, house made truffles, or Japanese kit kats.
The staff is always super friendly and very helpful.
If your wondering what those chocolate covered potato chips taste like — just ask. Samples are free!
The prices are about 12 $ for a LB of candy and you can get them in different sizes — jars, bags or buckets.
They have a rewards card so make sure you ask them for one. Every 10 stamps you get 10 $ off your next purchase. What is crazy to me is that mine is full…$ 100 bucks spent on candy. What is wrong with me.
Anyways, great little place to try different types of confections. Definitely stop by and stock up for Halloween now!!! :)

Expensive? Yes. But the variety is fantastic. From foreign candies and chocolates to snacks and drinks.
It reminds me of a Harry Potter like candy shop. I could spend ours and hundreds of dollars here.
The prices are a couple bucks more than other places that do not sell candy/​chocolates primarily but you get what you pay for.
We love the Lolli and Pops draw string bags as well.
Free gummy bear samples while you walk in is a plus!!! :)
We’ve already gone through 10 punch cards! Each filled punch card is $ 10 off. For each 10 dollars you spend, you get a punch. There are 10 punches required to get the $ 10 off.

This place is really, really cool. BUT, I refuse to buy anything this overpriced. Everything is sold either at supermarkets or Amazon for WAY less.
I saw that they had butterscotch soda so I figured I would get a 4 pack for my family to try. Since there was no pricing to be found (common for most items in the store) I asked one of the guys on the floor. He told me «um, maybe, like five bucks?» Really dude? I don’t expect anyone to know the price of everything but I would respect your answer a lot more if you admitted you didn’t know and made an effort to find out.
So I get in line to find out the mystery price of these four Godforsaken bottles of soda. When I get there the kid at the register says «$ 10 is that okay?»
«I’ll pass but thanks»
«What? But you can only get it here!»
I don’t know if he was from the past and didn’t hear about that Internet thing, but maybe they should fill him in. Rule #1 of soda buying: No one should pay more for a 4 pack of soda than a six pack of beer.
Overall, the staff here need a bit of adult supervision. I know there aren’t a lot of 40 year olds lining up to work at a candy shop but maybe if the guy from Willy Wonka is still alive, he could make it work here. Oh, and a 20% (at least) price reduction on everything.

I tried their gummy bears first at a Unilocal event and came back for more after. The gummies are so delicious! I’m usually a fan of Haribo german bears but these take the cake probably b/​c they are different from what i’ve been eating all these years. The gummies are big, chewy and flavorful! However, at 14.99 a pound, i was expecting gourmet gummy bears. The gummies are actually Albanese gummies and they sell them for only $ 2.99 per pound on the albanese website! Never will I buy gummies from Lolli & Pop! I’m pretty sure everything they are selling are completely marked up (i.e. Green Tea kit kat which sell for only $ 5.99 at H Mart). I love the novelty of Lolli & Pop but the price doesn’t justify me buying from a candy store when an online purchase is only ¹⁄₅ of the price!

Thank you to Fire & Ice for introducing me to this candy world. We were on a mission to fulfill our candy craving and so to Tyson’s we ventured! There are… no kidding… at least 3 – 4 candy stores in Tyson’s Center. Lolli and Pops is such a cute little place near the AMC side of the mall. It is worth the search/​find. They have their candy sectioned out by room. I loved the the jellies, gumdrops, and retro candy room. I found candy cigarettes, lots of chewy gumdrop candies (don’t know if that’s the name), and other candy that eventually made it into my many bags. The staff was SOOO nice. They told us about the ‘fill the tin’ for one price option. They also told us if we bring the tin back, we get 10% off our candy. That’s a huge savings when you are buying ummm, $ 45 worth of candy! Hopefully heading there again SOON to fill that tin!

This place is the cutest stinking place! I’ve been to Dylan’s candy bar only in Florida but personally this place is a trillion times better. This has almost every type of candy you can imagine. My siblings adore this place and so do I. I don’t even like candy but there is something for everyone here. It is a little pricey but of course it is because it’s in Tyson’s and the candy I like cost $$$ people. The place is a 50’s style feel where the employees wear top hats and striped aprons. They will basically let you try anything if you just ask.
If you want to get some little treats for gifts, do it right here! I got my little brother these weird like science candy things in the back behind where the gummys are and he just devoured them. My sister is kind of picky and loves to choose candy that is a little weird and that is exactly what she found with some Spanish candies. Like I said, I don’t really like candy at all but I do love marshmallows and caramel and they had these $ 12 s’mores things I don’t even know how to explain it. I have been here twice or so and every time the people have been EXTREMELY nice (probably because of the candy). The man who helped us was super nice, he let us try different things and remained so calm with our different needs and complaints, so I definitely salute him and all the other workers.

Sugar rush! Lolli and Pops is a cute novelty store at Tysons Mall with all sorts of chocolate and candy to satisfy your sweet tooth. They even have Asian and European chocolate, alcohol infused chocolate, fudge, honey sticks, among other sweet delights! Great place for last minute gifts!
For the Harry Potter fans, they have chocolate frogs, jelly beans, and butterbeer!
They have freshly made chocolates and macaroons, but they’re not made in-​house.
There is a gummy section in the back. I really wanted some gummy bears, but gave it back to the cashier when I found a dead gnat stuck to a bear. So check carefully, unless you don’t mind the extra protein.
You should note that the prices here are marked up, especially the foreign candy. A bag of green tea kitkat sells for $ 10.50, but can be found at an Asian supermarket for a few bucks cheaper. So if you’re not on a budget, then this is a great place for you.

Prices are a bit steep for some items but they have a wide variety which is awesome. I was also impressed with the 15 cent lollypops for little ones. My 1 and 3 year old kids loved them and they were safe and easy for them to hold.
The other thing that impressed me was the honey. They have honey combs and little tubes of different flavored honey which is kinda cool especially if you’re a tea drinker.

Who knew that spending $ 50 on candy could be SO MUCH FREAKING FUN?
Lolli and Pops is my new mall obsession — it’s a candy store, but so much more. With an old-​timey feel, three separate candy rooms (old school, chocolate, and gummy), baked treats in a glass case at the front, and all the imported Asian and European candies you could wish for, this store is the be all and end all of sugar shops.
The reason my personal tab ended up so high (other than the 1-​pound bag full of gummies) is because I died a little bit when I saw all the imported candies (like a shot straight to my childhood!) and may have bought a giant bag of green tea kit kats, 2 packs of hi-​chews, and some Kinder buenos. Heeeeee.
Enter this store at your own risk: you WILL leave on a sugar high, and without any money. It’s basically awesome.

Cute candy shop inside Tysons Mall.
A friend of ours gave us a gift card from here and that’s how we found out about Lolli and Pops. The store is very neat and organized. There is plenty of variety to satisfy your sweet tooth. I’m loving the décor and creativity put into this store.
One of the coolest things they sell here is Butterbeer, like in Harry Potter. Everything in this store in on the pricier side. I saw a bag of marshmallows that are dusted with gold for $ 25. Um yeaaa…
We tried some of their macarons, that were displayed so nicely and boy were they a huge disappointment. At $ 3.50 for one, these should have knocked my socks off. They didn’t. In fact they tasted old and incredibly crunchy. I felt bad throwing them away but no one wanted to eat more than one bite of it. Hopefully this was just a bad batch.
This is a nice place to find a gift for a loved one, especially if they have a sweet tooth.

Lolli and Pops is a new candy store in Tyson’s Corner. There is a zillion candy convections to chose from. A huge room filled with gummy bears. There are cases of chocolates for any sweet tooth. There are shelves full of packaged candy treats. There are small rooms packed with sweets which resembled the Candy Land board. The variety and unique selections are what dreams are made of. I had fun choosing my candy treats. This doesn’t come cheap, it is $ 12.00 a pound. But, for a fun novel idea and a change from box stores, it is simply divine.

I stumbled upon this place right when they opened! Located within Tysons Mall, this shoppe is filled to the brim with sweets of varying kinds (with a decent price tag I might add).
The service here is awfully generous, frequently offering samples of the bulk candies (predominately the gummy bears). As you walk in, there’s a section of HP delights, a chocolate truffle counter, assorted bulk gummy bears room (including gummy Hello Kitties), an island of international sweets, various novelties (sriracha candies and unique sodas, anyone?), and a chocolate bulk selection.
I got a scoop of the mini gummy bears (who can resist miniature sized things? too cute) and also had to get something from the cute chocolate counter. I walked away with the mouse– and cat-​shaped chocolate truffles filled with delicious nutty ganache.
Definitely a novelty shop to make any mall goer fill with childish glee and wonder.

As walking in, I became a child again. Filled with candy of all sorts all around me! Oh the lights, the colors, the sights, the sounds!!! So much to look at and take in!
A gummy bear room. With non traditional flavors of gummy bears! A throw back candy room! And bulk candy available for tasting!!! Just ask!
A harry potter section. Truffles, chocolates, bon bons!
Buckets of candy. Shelves of candy… sugar high!
Definitely feels like a very welcoming candy store :)

Me and my brother love this place. All candy and chocolate. Plus sodas. You can get free sample from the bulk before picking. It a bit more money. But it stuff you can’t find in any store. For being at Tyson’s you can’t get better then that.
Great staff and nice. I look forward in coming back. It not the store front store and cost. You’ll going to love it.

GUMMI BEARS. Of every flavor and color imaginable. A whole room dedicated to gummi bears that you buy by the pound or by the jar (in which you stuff as many as you can fit inside). Pink grapefruit, mango, strawberry, peach, watermelon, green apple, you name it, they probably have a gummi bear flavor of it! Soft and chewy, sweet and juicy – these gummi bears are awesome.
Now, I can’t be certain but I think they sell other stuff here, too. Maybe other varieties of candy? Maybe even some pretty rare and vintage brands? But, you see, I was too distracted by the entire room devoted to the love and practice of curating gummi bears that I couldn’t concentrate on anything else.
Downside: They are a bit expensive. I guess that’s what you get for buying gourmet gummi bears. But, they are so addictive!!! Alas, another sad day for my wallet.

Probably one of the cutest candy shops where if your not careful will break the bank. They sell a variety of sweets and confections. It has an old classic candy shop feel with glass filled jars and the metal scoops. There is a sweet confections type of room with jellybeans and other confections. A chocolate room with chocolate confections and a gummy room in the back. They also have a cooler for various flavored sodas butterbeer, Peanut Butter and Jelly Soda, Buffalo Wing Sauce are the ones that stuck out to me. They also have there display cases full of. Truffles and other handmade chocolates all from smaller shops.
They also offer a lot of imported candies from Europe and other countries. There was even a section for Asian candies. Although they were a bit on the priced side.
I love that the employees are so friendly and ask if you would like to try samples and some people aren’t skimpy either. Myself and my cousin were able to try multiple gummy bears our favorite was the mango bears. The staff explained that their gummy bears were gourmet and made by either the Albany company or they are from Albany. Either way they were fresh and delicious. We also got to try a few of the chocolate drop type candies. My cousin tried the tiramisu caramel which he said was. A bit chewier then he liked but it was okay.
The staff is also very informative we were convinced to buy the Tabasco flavored chocolate that contains at least 3 bottles of hot sauce. It actually is really good. Slow burn but it does what its suppose to if you like spicy chocolate.
I love the gummy room… partially because seeing a giant gold gummy bear statue is awesome in my book.
Of course I had to walk away with a few confections myself… I walked away with a carmelized pear and goat cheese macaron and a tequila lime truffle. Which set me back. 5.98 plus tax. 2.50 for the truffle and 3.25 for the macaron. For their bulk candy its about 12.00 per lb.
Overall… its a very cute shop. But it is pricey for certain items but your are paying for quality for the bulk candy. However my macaron that was from the sweet shop was a disappointment the flavor wasn’t anything like its description caramel yes… pear and goat cheese no where to be found. Texture just didn’t seem fresh. My cousin agreed they got cappuccino and green tea. The tequila and lime truffle was refreshing… and smooth not overly boozy could taste the lime a hint of tequila as my cousin said a smooth cocktail. It was a smooth truffle the white chocolate was a thin layer so it didn’t have a snap. The truffle it self is made by Christopher elbow Was delicious and I thinks worth what I paid. Good thing if I fill out their survey I get a free one on my next visit.