Candy Stores near Virginia City, NV

“This is a nice little shop! The man in charge was very friendly, we enjoyed chatting with him while he prepared a snow cone for us. The snow cone was $6, which is very expensive for that, but I understand that they have to charge a premium at a sweet shop in such a remote location with heavy competition nearby. I appreciated that he made the snow cone, but then added a "top" to it by adding more crushed ice and syrup on top!”

“This store is unique and in my top 3 for a must visit spot on A St. It offers location specific souvenirs for reno and virginia city which is nice. I was greeted by a gentleman at the front which was inviting and gave me a reason to purchase items. I also bought some root beer hard candy- they have a variety of barrels to choose from. The customer service was engaging and helpful. This is appreciated because it helped me make decisions on what to buy. Everyone was great but for top tier customer service with a touch of old school class- seek out the younger gentleman with a mullet.”

“This candy factory is fantastic. I go back maybe once a month.
The candy is house made and highly edible. They have a good selection of everything from hard candy to melt in your mouth chocolate fudge. And all that falls between the two. Peanut brittle. Those little things wrapped in paper, can't recall the name. Divinity. Etc...
I am definitely a repeat customer. I find that the quality is much higher here than anything one might find at the grocery store or gas station.
If you are a candy connoisseur, do make the drive to the Chocolate Nugget.
It's kinda nice, with Virginia City just up the hill. Grab a bag of treats and make a day trip of it.
It's well worth the effort.

Dietary restrictions: They offer sugar free and, I think, gluten free products.

Parking: This store sits at the bottom of the hill going to Virginia City.
I believe there is another down the old highway toward Reno.
Both are quite nice.

Kid-friendliness: It's a candy store, so ... the phrase 'like a kid in a candy store ' comes to mind. You do the math.”