Excellent
Based on 730 reviews
Hammond's Candies4.6Honesty, pricing, process and quality scores appear once 5 customers have rated them.
Nearly 100 years ago, Hammond’s Candy Factory opened in Denver, CO with a commitment to quality. While we started as a small family business with a loyal local following, we have now grown into an iconic brand with international distribution. Hammond’s is proud to delight fans of all ages with scrumptious candy canes, lollipops, hard candies, ribbon candy, chocolate, popcorn and more!
Hammond's Candies (hammondscandies.com) has 730 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
730 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Kelly
We arrived ten minutes before the store opened, and walked in unknowingly, but we were all welcomed as family. Great experience and full of information on the tour as well. Great way to spend an hour or so visiting while on vacation!
MARY K.
The tour time wasn't adequate to see much of the process after viewing the history portion. The short time that we spent watching the process was the best! There was a scale (assumingly there to weigh the bulk candy. When I went to pay for the candy the price was almost double of what I was expecting to pay. I mentioned this to the cashier and she informed me the scale was not accurate, mainly for display. There wasn't a sign stating DISPLAY ONLY, so how would anyone know. I purchased the most expensive jelly beans ever. I paid greatly for the tour, that was very interesting.
Mandy C.
What an awesome experience!
Ariana Esparza T.
Excellent service and great place to always go and have fun! I enjoy this place every time I am in town!
Cindy
Love Hammond’s Candies! Fun place for the whole family, great tour with excellent & friendly staff, and various choices of gourmet sweets and souvenirs!
Trina G.
Fun experience
Lauren
It was good. Pretty short, but fun. We appreciate the candy cane at the end too. I think it could be more interactive for kids, but they have limited space.
travelgal
Not what I thought it would be. You stand in front of two different windows and just watch. I guess I was hoping for more information than was provided by person who directed tour.
