Death Valley Nut & Candy

2 hours north of Vegas, this this perfect place to stretch your legs, refuel and peruse the extensive selection of stuffed animals, including Jellycats. Stuffed critters are everywhere!

This was probably my fourth or fifth time here because my grandparents are addicted to the chocolate honeycomb and it's also just a lovely place to visit in general. It can be overpriced so be careful what you buy! They have some candy you can't get anywhere else along with re-packaged brand names like reese's so you just have to be mindful of what you're buying. The service was good and the employees always seem happy to be there.

On my trip to Beatty I stumbled across this rare find.....Well this is an establishment that's been around for quite a while and well known actually. Inside is a magical world of candy, stuffed animals and all the sweets you can imagine! it is a slice of Heaven tucked away in a small sleepy townThere are endless aisles with everything imaginable- we're talking butter toffee peanuts, sea foam candy, crystalized ginger, all sorts of flavors of peanuts pistachios, sunflower seeds. Peanut Brittle, Hard candy, soft candy, dried out vegetables.... lock me in here for a night and I will need a crane to remove me in the morning . It just warmed my heart to be here there's something about candy and sugar that just makes me happy. Oh and I spent a little bit too much in here because I found A LAUNDRY LIST of stuff I liked!This store is worth every bit of every mile out of your way that you drive to come here.

Is It Death Valley Nut And Candy Or Eddie's World?My family will stop here during trips between Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada. Stop for gas, run in use the restroom, maybe get a snack. Couple options for coffee, subs, beef jerky, or Souvenirs . Just be advised, prices can be a little on the high side. We'll return.

Fun, touristy shop packed full of every kind of candy you can imagine. Cute stuffed animals and a sun shop too Lots of parking and friendly staff. I will day mildly overpriced candies, but a splurge once in a while is a treat because finding old time favorites like Bit a Honey or a bag of Ike n Mike's is nostalgia at its best. Stop by and scope it out. Enjoy!

I heard about this place but this was our first time driving through Beatty. It is hard to believe this is one of the largest candy stores in America until you walk in. There are several long rows of all different types of candy and miscellaneous other items including cold drinks and beer. There is also a Subway restaurant inside, a counter that sells jerky and a counter selling ice cream. We walked up and down the aisles and picked a few sweet items for the remainder of our road trip. This is the place to stop if you have a sweet tooth - highly recommend!

This place reminds me of a 1960's tourist trap. If you are from the East Coast, think South of the Border: "Pedro Says..."I had high hopes for the fruit, nuts and candy. Not sure why, but I thought they would have home made candy. Most everything was obviously removed from retail bags and resealed in their bags. They had orange circus peanuts, skittles, smarties, whoppers, etc., with the prices quadrupled. I did get a bag of dates and a bag of dried pineapple with chili powder on them, $17 total.The women's restroom was not clean.I also got regular gas at $4.07 a gal. In Pahrump, I had paid. $3.79. I thought the $4.07 was fair given the "remote" location.I would not make this a destination stop.

Awesome place to shop for most of your needs the cashiers was super helpful and friendly and also they have friends that come to meet and greet you

This is the place to go if you are looking for interesting and hard to find candy. We drive 2 hours to get there so my husband can get his candy fix The service was great. There is also an ice cream parlor in there that is really good. The store is pretty big with lots of candy and other things so it will take a while to see it all. ENJOY!

Most of there candy gives you diarrhea but everyone that works there are very nice people