Rocket Fizz St. Charles
St. Charles, IL • ★ 4.6 (517 Google reviews)
The Story
Stepping into Rocket Fizz in St. Charles feels like a joyful tumble back to simpler times, where every shelf bursts with a rainbow of candies and yesteryear's charm. The air hums with sweet anticipation as folks browse rows upon rows of peculiar sodas and sugary delights, each promising a sip or bite of pure, unadulterated fun. It's a true American main street gem, a candy shop brimming with whimsy and the happiest kind of sugary treasure for everyone.
From the Counter
Recent Google reviews
Elyse W
★ 4 • a year ago
Visited recently when a family member wanted Bit O' Honey (found it!) and Brach's Royals (didn't find it). Nice variety of candies and sodas, but also a big variety on prices. We tried the bulk candy option, but found after leaving that all of the taffies were so squishy and sticky that half the piece remains stuck to the wrapper. Also, the "free" items when you spend over $25 seem to all be items expired or expiring soon.
Gabriela
★ 1 • 2 weeks ago
I went in there today (4pm 7/30/26) with my husband and kids. My kids picked out candy they wanted. We were walking to the register to pay. And the worker walked by and said “if you open that you have to pay for it. Just saying.” My husband was carrying the candy and we were clearly a few steps away from the register on our way to pay. So I have no idea why she said that. What a weird rude lady you have working there. If my kids weren’t excited about the candy, I definitely would not have bought anything.
Ken Burgdorf
★ 5 • 4 years ago
What a really cool place if your a kids. All the sugar you can imagine. What I really like is they had candy there I have never seen that's actually really good. If your a parent be careful taking multiple kids there and not allowing 1 or 2 items. My bill was $165.00. One item my youngest daughter bought ended up being $15 for 1 price of candy. If your in St. Charles check this place out.
Kristina Miller
★ 1 • 3 months ago
Great selection of stuff but beware. Price marked on item is not what they charge at the register... when questioned why it was marked a lower cost on the item the younger lady quickly stated "prices change on that". We should have known when the customers in front of us tried to buy a $1.99 item and they charged them $3.99. Deceptive Business Practice for sure, which in case you were wondering... Per Illinois Consumer Fraud Act 815 is unlawful to misrepresent price of goods.
