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Cone Brothers Ice Cream Introduces 'Candy Town'
The shop now features hundreds of old and new candy varieties.
Editor's Note: The following is a Cone Brothers Ice Cream press release. Just in time for Halloween and the upcoming holiday season, the 1950s-themed Cone Brothers Ice Cream Shop at Penn and 66th in Richfield announced the opening of “Candy Town”, which boasts the region's largest variety of penny candy and taffy, a perfect compliment the shop’s regular fare premium ice cream, blended fruit smoothies and vintage sodas. Now, visitors to Cone Brothers will find more than 100 varieties of “penny” candy; dozens of vintage and novelty brands; 70 flavors of premium taffy; and an array of gourmet licorice, toffee, chocolates and jelly beans. From homemade fudge to gummy worms and bubble-gum cigars, Candy Town’s variety is seemingly endless. …
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Robyn Fleming
12:14 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
I like the idea of a locally owned and operated shop in my neighborhood. I have been to Cone Brothers on several occasions. I am pretty sure the man working behind the counter is the owner? I may be wrong. But the majority of my visits there have been meet with lacklucter customer service. He doesnt seem too enthusiastic to be working. Not rude, just blah. It would be nice if he was a little more… more ›