“The licorice focused toppings are not something I've ever seen before, and bring such intense licorice flavor to the soft serve (particularly the licorice sauce). I love it.”
H3
6.8/10
AI-generated summary
A pick and mix Swedish candy shop, and people come for the sour gummy candy and the licorice. The licorice sauce on the is the standout, though the itself is average. A few say the selection has thinned out and doesn't match the hype.
“The licorice focused toppings are not something I've ever seen before, and bring such intense licorice flavor to the soft serve (particularly the licorice sauce). I love it.”
H3
“BonBon is a Swedish candy store that has an incredible selection of popular (and higher quality) imports.”
H2
“BonBon has incredible licorice sauce (but fairly average soft serve)”
H2
“Bonbon on Allen street is decent, but has a much smaller selection and way less charm. Still good to get my fix tho”
H2
“Bonbon for sweet and sour candies. You won’t believe your eyes / tastebuds”
H2
“the salted licorice at Bonbon”
H2
“Lots of gummies, chocolate and licorice (not for everyone but awesome if you’re a die hard fan like me)”
H2
“Bon Bon and lil’sweet shop for Swedish candy.”
H2
“Swedish candy store with the best candy.”
H2
“eugene (bushwick) and bonbon (williamsburg) are my favorite bulk bin candy shops.”
H2
“I went once and it’s stale gummy candy 🤢 WHAT is with the hype?! It’s so mundane and gross”
H2
“Sundays, Bon-Bon does them.. the candy store! It’s the best! Swedes making them”
H2