Sugarfina is one of my pocket gift go to place regarding to high end gifts.Their signature champagne bear and rosé gummy are really unique. They also have a lot of other fun and interesting flavors.The price range is on the high end part, around $8.95/box. The overall Tiffany blue packaging and the small acrylic box really create the high quality feeling.
I was shopping for gifts for my coworkers kids. Got them each a box of adorable gummies and chocolates. Perfect treat for preteen girls and adults too:). Picked my kids up a couple of small bags; peach tea gummies, butterfly gummies and sour lips.
We went to buy a birthday gift. I don't think there is something you cannot find in this place. Gummies, cookies, chocolates, lollipops, and other treats are available. Great place if you're hosting a party and if you need to get any kinds of candies.
The only thing I can say is Yum!!!Very helpful sale person
Delicious gummies!
Cute little store, very nice employees, very costly candy.
You somehow managed to deceive me in a remarkable way.
We have a rose tea bears and some sorted packages. Taste sooo good! My daughter loves it.
Love the candy but the store hours are so misleading. I came by yesterday, Thursday at 3p and it was closed. Went next door to Sephora to inquire and they said since there is only one employee, they’re probably on break. Couldn’t wait so came back again today, Friday at 11am. Been waiting at the front for over 15 mins and still not open. ?
Sugarfina- first words that come to mind, boujee and expensive- and didn't they file for bankruptcy? They apparently charge higher prices because they use "high-quality sugar". Not sure how this type of sugar stands out from your regular store bought granulated sugar... but all I can say is that, you're mostly paying for the brand name and the cute aesthetics/packaing. Some items are unique, such as their Rose gummy white chocolate bar and are worth paying extra for, but everything else is alright. Was a bit disappointed with their gummies and dark chocolate bars- why pay $9-$10 for a good chocolate bar that they sell at Whole Foods for half the price? Such sweets may also be cheaper at a local mom and pop confectionary store...