Tremblay's Sweet Shop Reviews and Photos, Hayward

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Sweetest Place On Our Side of Heaven

March 2, 2008
Rated 5 of 5 by Ebridge15 from Lakeville, Minnesota

I have gone to Tremblay's all of my life, and continue to go there. I have so many memories of me and my family. My grandmother sitting in the rocking chair, while I was picking out candy, or watching them make fudge through the window. It is a great place for families and is my favorite place to go still. Their logo, "Sweetest Place on our Side of Heaven," does tell you what it is like. I think that that gives you an idea of what you will find when you get there. Their prices are reasonable and do a very good job of having specials. :-)
I would very highly reccomend Tremblay's for everyone and would encourage you to go there if you are ever in Hayward. There are different stores in different places, but the Tremblay's in Hayward is by far the best. I hope you would get to share the experience with your family and friends, as it could end up being one of your favorite places to be, as it is mine. Enjoy!!!

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Tremblay's Sweet Shop

November 26, 2005
Rated 4 of 5 by MCJ graduate from German Valley, Illinois

Tremblay’s Sweet Shop has been in business since 1963. This is a store my mother took my sisters and me to when we were children. I remember us kids buying penny candy and my mother buying delicious fudge. Now, decades later, this place is still up and running. When we walk by it, we noticed a man stirring a chocolate mixture that was going to be fudge. He had a big cooking wand/stick and was stirring it in front of one of the picture windows.

This candy store has numerous jars, baskets, and racks of candies. And there are a variety of candies too. I notice what I call the penny candy, such as the red coin-looking gummy candy, the salt-water candy, the hard candy, etc. Then there are homemade chocolate candies, such as turtles and fudge, available behind glass cases. The turtles are my favorite homemade chocolate candy; hence I couldn’t resist. I bought a half-pound of these at $10.99 a pound. My partner bought a half-pound of maple fudge with nuts, and it was $5.99 a pound. Both of these candies were simply delicious. Now I know why my mother always came here and why this place has been in business for decades.

The young women working there were very helpful. When we first walked in, they offered us tastes of the variety of fudge they had for sale. And we did taste some. Then an older lady who was refilling the candy baskets, jars, and racks asked us if she could assist us in any way. Last, after we had purchased our candies, we then asked them where was a good place to eat at. And two young women piped up at the same time, recommending Angler’s Bar and Grill. Therefore, they were also helpful giving us advice on where locals ate.

I highly recommend this place for your sweet tooth. You can’t go wrong by selecting this candy store for your candy needs. There are numerous homemade chocolate candy, fudge, penny candy, etc., here. Hence, there is something for everyone to gnaw on. And if you can’t go on vacation to Hayward, WI, this shop will mail you your candy purchases. This place is located at 10569 Main St., Hayward, WI, 54843, and the phone number is 715/634-2785.

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Tremblay Sweet Shop

December 21, 2004
Rated 4 of 5 by SFPhotocraft from Altadena, California

The best part of this stop was watching the kids’ eyes as we entered. The expression like a kid in a candy shop came to mind, though I have to admit that my eyes were probably just as wide.

This shop is massive and full of candy of every type—baskets fill the walls, and racks fill up the middle section. Off to one side are white marble tables with young ladies busy making fudge. Again, I was surprised—here it was November and well past the prime of the tourist season, yet Tremblay's was full and very busy.

We gave the kids the unfair task of taking a white paper bag and each filling it up with ten pieces. Decision time! Do they head over to the wall of salt water taffy or head for the racks and racks of Christmas candies, or do they just go for an old favorite like Swedish fish?

This was a great stop, and we loaded up for our car trip home. We sampled the fudge, and it was delicious. I am not a huge fudge lover, but the different varieties here were fun to look at and sample. I was impressed by how clean the store was and how friendly the young ladies working behind the counter were. They reminded us not to be shy and to feel free to ask for any samples we may wish to try.

I guess I am happy that Tremblay's is not nearer to my home—this place could become a habit. We left with our white bags full of goodies, all comparing our picks and selections. We all were kids in a candy store.

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