Savannah's Candy Kitchen w Nashville

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  Elizabeth Simmons

  :: 16 April 2018 15:58:35

  Cute little candy shop! Lots of interesting candy by the pound (sour gummy spiders, gummy crocodiles, giant gummy bears), taffy, and novelty gift candy (giant lollipops, shaped like a character, etc) as well as chocolate goodies and praline made in house. They were making praline and chocolate dipped Rice Krispie treats while we were there, and it was so cool to watch! Fun stop in the heart of Nashville.

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  Jackie R

  :: 03 April 2018 16:53:34

  Me and my husband loved this place! They have the best coconut and blackberry gelato we have ever had. The chocolate and candy selection was amazing. And the caramel apples are huge! I highly recommend trying this place. I'm definently going back😍 Only thing they need is the prices of the product a lil more visible. Had a hard time finding them.

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  Kathleen VanDerRoest

  :: 10 January 2018 14:13:57

  NEATEST PLACE , EVER! So much to look at and so many different types of treats to try. The homemade pralines are fabulous! Want to go back and eat my way through the store. The bad part was... so many people and long lines.. but worth the wait.

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  Nikhil Ramaprasad

  :: 15 December 2017 11:11:58

  This is a winter wonderland for the candy lovers out there as well as fudge or chocolate lovers. Walk inside anytime to get free samples of their pralines they are making out front or any of their amazing fudges that they have in the back. This is paradise for those with the sweet tooth, and even if candy is not your thing, it is worth checking out!

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  Jay TMG

  :: 01 October 2017 08:04:13

  Mostly packaged stuff from here and there you can find anywhere. BUT - there is a live candy maker. The fudge is out of this world. As are the turtles. Both are made on site. And the people who man the kitchen, as well as the clerks, are fun and engaging. Fall features more inventive ways to do candy apples than you can imagine. A little pricey, but to be expected in the heart of Nashville's tourist strip