Beiler’s Candyland

Didn’t get the young lady name on Saturday Dec 30. But my wife and I went and told her what ever she likes to give to us in a box. She has a beautiful smile and my wife kept her smiling. Thank you for being so humble. Our grandkids love the candies

Beiler’s Candyland has become my go-to One Stop Shop for anything I need! The owner Melvin even got me connected to rescue another service animal. Great experience each time

They have wide range of candy and chocolates.

Nice candy stand loaded with everyone's favorites to choose from. Chocolates hard candies licorice and gummies. 😁🍫🍭🍬

This was a fun place to visit. A great selection of candy and the staff is wonderful! We had a great time!

We drove almost 2 hours to get to Lancaster where we stopped at the Bird in Hand Farmers Market. We had not been there in almost 5 years. My first stop was Candlyland for some Asher sugar free Raspberry jelly candy. When I got to the counter I already knew what I wanted but the two people behind the counter were engaged in conversation with what I assume were friends standing outside the counter. I was the only customer at the counter and I was completely ignored by the two clerks even though I was standing right it front of them. Finally the woman walked up and asked me what I wanted. I said one pound of Sugar Free Asher Raspberry jelly. As the clerk was boxing the candy I looked at other candies and found a box of toasted coconut marshmallows. I walked to the register and paid. The jelly was $19.99 a pound and the marshmallow was $4.65. The total was $25 and change. I assumed tax. Whatever the case, we left the market and on our way home I ate a piece of the Asher chocolate. I was sick to find I was not given the raspberry jelly but orange, which I dislike. We were too far away to drive back to the market but I will say that if we visit Lancaster again I will not make any purchase from this location. $19.99 is a lot for a pound of candy only to be given the wrong item. And I also did not appreciate being ignored when I walked up to the counter so the clerks chat with their friends, relatives or whomever they were.