Island Candy isn't a candy store next to an arcade. It's a cool-down station that happens to live inside one. Walk in through the glass doors of Island Arcade, follow the giant red M&M past the claw machines, and you'll find a wood-paneled counter stacked with hand-dipped waffle cones, twenty-plus bins of bulk candy, and a Hershey's Ice Cream case glowing under the menu board. We sell what your grocery store doesn't carry — Dubai chocolate, freeze-dried Skittles, turquoise shell gummies the size of seashells — alongside the kind of frappes and milkshakes that turn a hot afternoon back into a beach day.
We're family-owned. We're open whenever the arcade is open. And we built this whole shop around one idea: the kids should leave louder than they walked in.
