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Hammond’s Candies

Denver, CO • ★ 4.5 (954 Google reviews)

Inside Hammond’s Candies
Hammond’s Candies photo from Google
Hammond’s Candies photo from Google

The Story

Handmade candies, lollipops, chocolates & gift items in a factory store offering parties & tours.

From the Counter

Recent Google reviews

  • Sara Marshall

    ★ 5 • a month ago

    In Denver from PA for Transplant Games. Took side trip to Hammond’s which we had heard about. The free tour was very informative & it was nice to see how they make the candy & packing it. We received a large candy cane at conclusion. All the candy we bought has been very good esp the Holiday Humbugs…delicious but I do wish there was more spearmint flavor & also cinnamon could be stronger. Will definitely be buying Hammond’s in the future.

  • Savannah Ward

    ★ 5 • 2 months ago

    This was such a fun and unique find. The tours are free! We were greeted by friendly staff upon arrival. Then we got to do the tour. It was really an experience to see the candy being made by hand. They talked about how much they make, how they decide if candy is good enough or not. The time it takes to train some candy makers was impressive. After the tour they gave us goodies. Then the extra fun part of exploring the candy store with tons and tons of unique candies. Everywhere we went the staff were friendly and kind.

  • Mensah Almighty

    ★ 4 • 4 months ago

    I definitely enjoyed the nice tour around this big facility, plenty of information and history behind the different kind of candies. All types of different machines and plenty of pictures and displays of different kinds of candy. The Hammond’s candy factory is definitely a place to check out with the kids.

  • John L.

    ★ 5 • 5 months ago

    We did the candy factory tour. Large parking lot and it has bathroom onsite. It starts with the video of the history of the brand along with some quizes and I thought it was fun. A separate person led us to the production site and spoke on the microphone about the process and what they were making the day. There are small stand for kids to see the factory in motion . There was monitor too if you prefer to stay back and just watch the live feed. Then we moved to packaging section. At the end, we all got a piece to take home free. The store also sells other regular candies and roasted peanuts as well. The whole tour took about 30 minutes.