Fantastic people and fantastic candy. Great and special choices from around the world and right here at home. . A fun place to be!

Very cozy candy and gifts shop run by a nice couple. They are very knowledgable and go out of their way to help get novel items if they can. We have gotten cute animal plushies (we found a puppy plushie that looked exactly like a friend's pet! they loved it as a unique present), wooden board games, seasonal European candy for all ages. The owners are very community-oriented and are a valuable resource to the small shops around them.

I bought candy from these guys. It was a good experience and they were knowledgeable about candy which is weird because you normally dont see adults have a passion about selling candy. It is a nice store and I highly recommend them.

Owners were so nice! cute little candy and toy store to check out! variety of candy choices and flavors. 5 stars!

This is a cute shop ran by a cute couple that have been here forever and I'm sad because I just now discovered them! My 6 year old picked out unique candy like a toilet bowl candy and other toy candy that's edible! They are warm and friendly and I keep telling them to open up a shop in East Palo Alto because that's where I moved to! Our daughter was wanting to go to a Candy Shop and they were highly recommended on Google and Yelp. We will be coming here again!

What a cute little spot! Randomly walked in to make change for a large bill. I've been to Broadway Ave in Burlingame many times, but have never been to or really noticed this place. I walked in to be slightly overwhelmed (in a good way) with colors, candy, and toys! When you first step in, there is a large wall of pay-by-the-pound candy, including 40+ flavors of Jelly Belly! There are also bins of other candies, including sour belts, gummies, and chocolate! There are some rules when it comes to getting the candy (ask for a bag, sanitize), so make sure to read the signs. It does seem some of the bulk candy has been there for a while, which was apparent with varying colors/textures of the Jelly Bellys. In addition to candy, there are a ton of games! They have a huge selection of puzzles up front, going all the way to 3,000+ pieces! They also have plush stuffed animals and various other toys and board games. There is a huge wall with LEGO sets, and other forms of treats (candy necklaces, giant lollipops, Jelly Belly dispenser, etc). This is a local/family owned place that has been around for almost 30 years!! We had a nice chat with the owner, John, who runs the store with his wife. They have a ton of certificates and awards on the wall behind the register! Overall, this is a great locally owned spot that is worth the trip! The selection of treats and games are fun to look at, and you'll surely find something that brings back some childhood memories. As mentioned, I went in to break a large bill, and ended up with a big bag of candy and a nice conversation with John. Looking forward to coming back next time I'm in the area! IG: @bbnem.food

Thank you for keeping this business going in an era that doesn't remember so many of the candies and gums and such that were a part of my childhood, and that I would like to share with the younger generation just for fun. If you haven't stopped in, you're missing a fun trip back in time. Please support; it's not that big of a commitment.

This is the best toy store I've seen... you can buy all the toys you grew up with as a kid and give them to the kids you know. How cool is that? From musical clocks to Lite Brites and beanie babies, this is the stuff of the '80s, '90s, and today. They sell candy, too. 5 stars!!!!

Great little store! Purchased amazing chocolates here! Owner is a sweetheart. Love it! Will return!

I have a new friend, Jeero (an UglyDoll). He comes from Nuts for Candy. I found out that he loves cupcakes, so I had to take him home with me. He wanted to tell you a little bit about his store. From Jeero: "My friends and I have so much fun here. First, I have so many friends to play with - not just the giant, regular (like me) and baby UglyDolls but also anything you can think of: owls, puppies, giraffes, meerkats and even wildebeests. We eat ice cream all day and sometimes make ice cream floats if we're feeling less lazy. There are a lot of us but there's also a lot of candy so everyone's really happy. We all love ice cream and candy." Nuts for Candy carries over 500 types of candy. The store is crammed full of candy and toys, including life size animals (called museum pieces) and lots of UglyDolls. The plush owls are adorable and so too are the plush tree trunks and logs you can buy for your plush pets. This could be the largest collection of plush animals in San Mateo County. The candy selection is impressive. I finally found pomegranate Jelly Bellies here and they sell JBs by individual flavor. They also carry imported licorice (from England, Holland, etc.), gummy candies, and old fashioned candy bars like Zagnut and Sky Bar. I also spotted boxes of Fralinger's candies (known for salt water taffy and other boardwalk candies), candy cigarettes, and Wacky Packages. They had not just some of the Jelly Belly Sports Beans but all four flavors, Bernie Botts and the new soda pop JBs that come in soda bottle packaging. At $1.89 for a quarter lb, the prices are the best I've seen. If they don't have something you want, ask the proprietor. He knows his candy and his family has been in business in Burlingame for 27 years. They carry Dreyer's ice cream (lots of flavors). They also carry greeting cards. Candy, toys and ice cream - what more can you ask for?