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Keep Your Easter Candy Local With These Louisville Area Candy Shops

By on Wed, Mar 20, 2024 at 4:44 pm

Easter Candy is a favorite for kids and adults alike. This season when filling those Easter Baskets, try buying candy from one of these local sellers. You might find a piece of history along with your pieces of candy.
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Muth’s Candies 630 E. Market St.Open since 1921, Muth’s is a Louisville staple. The candy store lays claim to the famous Modjeska candy, a delicious marshmallow covered in caramel and chocolate treat. Muth’s has been a family tradition for 123 years and shows no signs of stopping. They will also have some premade Easter baskets.

Muth’s Candies

630 E. Market St.
Open since 1921, Muth’s is a Louisville staple. The candy store lays claim to the famous Modjeska candy, a delicious marshmallow covered in caramel and chocolate treat. Muth’s has been a family tradition for 123 years and shows no signs of stopping. They will also have some premade Easter baskets.
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Chocolate and Nut Kingdom and Melt Munch 3731 Bardstown Rd.Located in the Buechel area of Louisville, the Chocolate and Nut Kingdom is more than a sweet shop. It’s a great place to find unique treats such as Jordan almonds, the biggest selection of Turkish delights in the city, and has its own food and drink shop, Melt Munch, attached which is perfect for a date night.

Chocolate and Nut Kingdom and Melt Munch

3731 Bardstown Rd.
Located in the Buechel area of Louisville, the Chocolate and Nut Kingdom is more than a sweet shop. It’s a great place to find unique treats such as Jordan almonds, the biggest selection of Turkish delights in the city, and has its own food and drink shop, Melt Munch, attached which is perfect for a date night.
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Art Eatables 631 W. Main Street | 9816 Linn Station Rd - Plainview | 631 S. 4th StreetWith several locations, Art Eatables blends the best in bourbon and chocolate. There are treats for the little kids and big kids alike including bourbon balls, specialty chocolates and Kentucky-themed chocolate treats.

Art Eatables

631 W. Main Street | 9816 Linn Station Rd - Plainview | 631 S. 4th Street
With several locations, Art Eatables blends the best in bourbon and chocolate. There are treats for the little kids and big kids alike including bourbon balls, specialty chocolates and Kentucky-themed chocolate treats.
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Schimpff’s Confectionery 347 Spring St., JeffersonvilleChocolates, Cinnamon Red Hots, Lunches and more at one of the oldest, continuously operating and family-owned confectionery shops in the area. Schimpff’s also has a museum and is a great place to visit for Easter and while the kids are on Spring Break.

Schimpff’s Confectionery

347 Spring St., Jeffersonville
Chocolates, Cinnamon Red Hots, Lunches and more at one of the oldest, continuously operating and family-owned confectionery shops in the area. Schimpff’s also has a museum and is a great place to visit for Easter and while the kids are on Spring Break.
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The Sweet Spot Candy Shoppe 1583 Bardstown Rd.The Sweet Spot Candy Shoppe is also the new home of Dundee Candy. The shop has pre-made Easter baskets and candy galore to choose from.

The Sweet Spot Candy Shoppe

1583 Bardstown Rd.
The Sweet Spot Candy Shoppe is also the new home of Dundee Candy. The shop has pre-made Easter baskets and candy galore to choose from.
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New Albany Sugar Shoppe 56 Pearl St., New AlbanyFilled with chocolate and candy treats, the New Albany Sugar Shoppe is also home to handmade treats like French Macarons, Chewy Pralines, buckeyes, bourbon balls and other confections.

New Albany Sugar Shoppe

56 Pearl St., New Albany
Filled with chocolate and candy treats, the New Albany Sugar Shoppe is also home to handmade treats like French Macarons, Chewy Pralines, buckeyes, bourbon balls and other confections.
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Covered in Chocolate 1860 Mellwood Ave.You’ve got to plan ahead for this one but if it can be covered in chocolate, you can get it here. From cupcakes, strawberries to boozy adult treats, if you want to make Easter orders, now is the time.

Covered in Chocolate

1860 Mellwood Ave.
You’ve got to plan ahead for this one but if it can be covered in chocolate, you can get it here. From cupcakes, strawberries to boozy adult treats, if you want to make Easter orders, now is the time.
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Fill your Easter basket with candy from Louisville's Covered In Chocolate.
Covered In Chocolate
Fill your Easter basket with candy from Louisville's Covered In Chocolate.
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