such a cute place with fantastic prices. from the moment you walk in, staff is friendly and patient with you. Huge selection of candy, ice cream, candy apples, fudge and etc!

Sugar Shop is in Downtown Container Park, a unique, self-contained, open-air shopping block full of gastro-pubby, food-trucky restaurants and boutiquey stores, all housed in converted containers wagon-training a play area, park, and stage.Sweet. The place is clean with happy workers, with some cool products worth at least a stroll throughout, but be prepared: it isn't super cheap, and the selection is limited. They did have the Idaho Spud (coconut-coated chocolate-covered marshmallow) but no Nicole Brown Simpson PEZ dispenser.

Conveniently located a door down from a taco place, this Mexican dessert store has all variety of Mexican sweets, candies, and paletas, as well as Blue Bell ice cream, hand-scooped for your pleasure. Decent selection and flavors. Smiling employees.The store itself is mostly an empty room lined with freezers like a convenience store- left hand side has the fruit paletas then the Blue Bell, counter with the traditional dulces straight ahead, and freezer to the right with ice-cream-man style frozen treats and the oddball paleta flavors. No seating available.Came in seeking something unique. Found it in the oddball paletas section: tamarind!Sweet but not cloying, 80 calories for the entire thing, and frozen rock-hard: I'm pretty sure their freezers are set at way too low a temperature, because I nearly a chipped a tooth on my treat and had to set it out on the counter for 10 minutes before I could gnaw off a shard to try.For a cash only business, you should probably have quarters. My $1.75 total got me a pained stare when I paid with two dollar bills, and my change consisted of a fifty-cent piece and some nickels. Seriously? Side note: also watch out for the guy in the parking lot with a bottle of Windex. He'll spray down your vehicle while you're inside, unprompted, then expect payment afterward.