Jelly Belly Candy Store

Very interesting shop, factory, and museum. You get to see the factory in operation and learn about the history of the place. It was $7 per adult and included a factory tour, some sample jelly beans, a sample soda, museum entry, and a short but sweet kids train ride.

My 9 year old son and I recently went on a tour of the Jelly Belly Factory with his Gifted Program and loved it! The tour is self guided, so you can go at any pace you wish. Want to read every single exhibit? Go for it. Rather just look around and participate in the fun interactive stuff? You do you! We enjoyed seeing how Jelly Belly candy was made, reading about its history, and eating all of the delicious beans! We love that they give you a sample and make you wear the fun paper hat. After the tour was over, we went wild in the Gift Shop… which is to be expected! Then, we took the little train over to the Museum. The ride was less than three minutes long; my son wanted to do a few loops! The Museum has a ton of very interesting exhibits. There are antique cars and machines on display, which is super neat! Plus, we went near Halloween and the entire museum was decorated— super cute and thoughtful. I hadn’t been to the Jelly Belly Factory since I was in elementary school, so this was a fun experience for my son and I to enjoy. We’re already planning our next trip with his twin sister and dad! Take the tour, you’ll love it!

Did the self-guided tour of the factory. The place was amazing! Never seen so many jelly beans in one place! There were 2 million jelly beans in various stages of creation on the floor. Everyone working there was cheerful and happy and glad to provide information. I left amazed at how complex making a jelly bean is. Jelly Belly takes great pride in their creations. It was very nice to see.

Fun place to go with the family. They were all decked out for Halloween and nothing to scary for our 2 year old granddaughter. The museum was also nice to walk through and read about the history of the company and machines that made candy.

One word to sum up this place is AMAZING ! We came here and went through the tour, the museum, and bought some items at the candy store ! This place is a must stop into and see the experience and history of the JELLY BELLY ! You will definitely be amazed at the history, old equipment used, flavors, and seeing the whole process. You also get free candy. Also, we love the hat they give you to wear !

Loved visiting the jelly belly factory! It didn’t cost much and was such a relaxed and no rush self tour, plenty of videos to explain what the clearly bored workers were doing. The jelly belly portraits were cool and amazing and built with artistic talent; reminiscent of things I’ve seen done with Legos. Lots and lots of variety to buy, and a free small bag with paid admission. We skipped the train but explored the museum, which went a bit deeper into the history, but not too deep. Overall we spent about 2h and had a fun time.

Fun time! The tour is great if you can come during production times during the week. There is no weekend production, but the tour is still good.

We did the tour, museum, and wine tasting. The tour was surprisingly discounted due to some of the TVs not working, but that didn't impact our time. It was fascinating to see the history of the company combined with the modern factory with a lot of interactive bits along the way! The wine tasting was incredible - all of the pairings made sense and went well together. After, we got a goodie bag with wine glasses and coupons to check out the local wineries down the road. Strongly recommend, the experience is well worth the price!

Ample parking, train rides for kids when the weather permits, and simple self guided tour that should be done at least once. I've honestly never been a big fan of jelly beans, but I was pleasantly surprised and had a great time. Watching the factory workers was like being in an episode of how it's made. I found new flavors I never knew they had, and now I'm kind of addicted 😅 HUGE BAG OF FREE SAMPLES WERE GREAT

Great self tour. My children and I had a good time. It was amazing to see the art made from jelly beans. I would recommend this tour to families with older children. I feel like most of the content is dry and small children would get bored easily.

There's a tour that cost $7. Per person. Takes about 20 - 30 minutes if stop and watch the videos.

Never been and I have always wanted to go. The tour was awesome (self guided). Learned a bunch of things and got some treats at the end! There was a car show outside that day as well! Double score! Highly recommend stopping in again!

I'm not a sweet guy, but do have a soft spot for Jelly Belly's. Getting a chance to go to the factory was super worth it! The self guided tour was a blast, and the campus, though a little cheesy, was great. Be prepared though, if you like Jelly Belly's, their gift shop is a dream. Pretty easy to overload the wallet with good stuff!

OMG! This place is fun to take kids too or just go by yourself. We didn't take the tour yet, because kids found confections the wanted and we ate a bbq jelly bean shaped pizza.

The welcome to California office is inside and has a lot of good material. Even for those of native to California for generations!

This was so awesome to walk around and see the different processes a jelly bean goes through. We rode the train and had the best conversation with Robert our train conductor!! He was so nice and kind and truly the best employee there!!

So awesome to learn some history of the humble jelly bean.

Nice place to bring the family. We all had a great time with the friendly staff. Plus, they have a wonderful chocolate shop with ice cream and many more things. Every kind of jellybean flavor you could imagine. All kinds of gifts and memorabilia. They also have a full restaurant with bean shaped pizza and bean shaped hamburgers. They also have a jelly belly museum on the other side of the parking lot that is free entry if you buy a tour ticket. I think it was 17 dollars per adult for the whole tour. So I really recommend this place for a family outing that could be a short fun trip with just the tour or a couple hours if you check out everything!

A fun and interesting tour! It’s a self-guided, so you set your own pace & the museum is a nice bonus with lots of historical items. Beware though, the discounted candy in the shop is hard to resist!

Do it! Fun tour and museum for the family. Take the train ride and eat as many as you can. Please try the wine tasting too, it’s a great way to see local Napa wines parked with candy…

Great outing with our grandparents 😊 Not too much walking & the kids enjoyed the interactive games & the amazing jellybean pictures

This was our first visit and we hope to come back on a weekday next time so we can see the factory in action. The tour was really good and the videos were great. We got to see the Easter bunny on this visit and that was a great set up for photos! We were pleasantly surprised to see a wine and chocolate pairing with a kids option for the chocolates paired with sparkling cider. The wonderful woman who was in there made my son's day! She made him feel so grown up! And listened patiently as he explained to her his favorite chocolate was the cherry and why. I wish I remembered her name, she was a lovely black woman with braids.
We purchased some candy to go and took the adorable train to the museum. It's small but filled with great tide bits of not just jelly belly history but also American History. We loved learning about the candy drops!
Every staff member we encountered was wonderful.
If you're in the area, it's a great way to spend a few hours and grab some treats!