Sugarfina

Name: Sugarfina
Address: 378 Santana Row, San Jose, CA, 95128, US
Telephone: (669) 222-1100
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.4

Indulge in Luxury with Every Bite

4.4(22 reviews)

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Sugarfina is a premier candy store located in Santana Row, San Jose, offering exquisite sweets and unique gift options. Renowned for its luxurious packaging and high-quality confections, Sugarfina specializes in gourmet candies including signature items like champagne bears and rosé gummies. Customers appreciate the store's attention to detail, its diverse offerings, and the opportunity to sample various treats. With a blend of elegance and fun, Sugarfina is the perfect destination for gifts that leave a lasting impression.

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378 Santana Row #1005, San Jose, CA 95128, USA

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378 Santana Row

San Jose, CA, 95128

(669) 222-1100 www.sugarfina.com/luxury-candy-store/ca/san-jose/95128/1006

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Services

Luxury Candy Selection

Premium gummies, chocolates, and confections, including signature champagne bears and rosé gummies.

Custom Gift Boxes

Beautifully packaged gift boxes for occasions like graduation, weddings, and holidays, with mix-and-match options.

Seasonal and Themed Collections

Special editions like Halloween advent calendars and Hello Kitty gummies for unique treats.

Alcohol-Infused Candies

Gourmet gummies with flavors inspired by champagne, wine, and other spirits.

In-Store Sampling

Try before you buy with complimentary samples of select candies available in-store.

4.40 · 22 reviews

Overall rating

Rajarshi Chaudhuri

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· 8 months ago

Love this place. Always buy gift items for kids from here.

William To

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· 1 year ago

I like to stop by once in a while to pick up a little cube for myself and my wife, or for some friends. The staff is pretty friendly and great with recommendations. Those sugar lips and champagne bears are the way to go.

Chloe O.

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· 1 year ago

Went to sugarfina today to redeem my points for the new November point redemption batch. I was informed that the only thing they had available for point redemption was a candy cat bento box which was empty. I asked if I could fill the 200 point reward item with candy since there wasn't any? The employee said she didn't know and needed to call her manager. The manager informed me that, no I could only use my 200 points on a $2 box with nothing in it. Super weird and not the way the point redemption usually works. The store had almost nothing in store and I was informed that they wouldn't get anything for the November shipment for a "few weeks". I had come in to get candy for a party and cannot anymore. Everything I was interested was supposedly out of stock and the employee provided no alternative. Every question I asked her lead to her calling her manager and she was extremely ill informed. Finally, I decided to get a few boxes and after checking them once leaving the store discovered that one had been cracked open and exposed to whatever could get on the box. I cannot drive back for a refund and I am super disappointed by this supposedly luxury brand's behavior.

Jenavieve Zhao

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· 2 years ago

The experience we had with Sugarfina is just utterly terrible that I recommend others to approach with caution.. Sugarfina is supposed to be a premium candy brand. As suggested by it $9.5 a cube of candy and pretty packaging. I thought at a premium price point of $9.5 I would be getting good quality candy. This is my little luxury. And I was so excited. But.. We bought five cubes of candy, 2 of which are dark chocolate almonds. The almonds tastes oxidized, you know that rancid long expired nut taste. It’s not edible. Both boxes have the same rancid taste issue. We live two hours away so it’s not practical to drive back for an exchange or refund. So we called customer service. It took a long time for a representative to be available to help us but that’s ok. The representative promised a full refund and shipping us a replacement. We weren’t expecting that as I just want the two inedible cubes refunded. But I appreciate them promising to make it right. However, two weeks has passed and we did not receive any refund nor shipping confirmation. So we called again, which again took a long time for a representative to be available. We explained the issue, and were told the first ticket was probably not submitted. They promised again a full refund and shipping us a replacement for the two defected products. And weeks passed nothing again. We called a third time. And I really just want the two cubes of inedible candy refunded. And was told “well we refunded you”. But it’s been 7 weeks there was truly no refund.. After three long calls and empty promises I gave up on trying to fix it. I’m just expecting adequate quality for what I paid for but they can’t deliver. This is not advertised as your average brand. So I believe customers should receive not your average product. I don’t condone these empty promises and false hopes either. Candy is supposed to make us happy. But this candy caused so much heartache for us. We did everything we can to delay the review and try to resolve it first. I genuinely always believe a bad product could be an accident and the business is willing to fix it. Instead of rushing to review I always reach out and explain and resolve it. We tried and are tired. I don’t want this to happen to anyone else. If you do buy their candy. Please try it before you leave the place..

Ally L

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· 2 years ago

This is the luxurious treat you buy for others who would never buy such a splurge, with the total price being okay but the item itself being expensive for what it is, like a $10 hand sanitizer or a $30 candle. This store is located in Santana Row. It used to be located next to Sephora but has moved to a smaller space on the Row. They have samples unlike other third-party retailers that carry them obviously. The packaging can't be beat. Please refer to my Halloween Sugarfina advent calender. I love how there are boxes for different occasions, like graduation. You can mix and match the plastic cubes for some of the boxes like the treasure chest type ones. Separately, they are also fitting for occasions like bridesmaid ask boxes. I think most of the gummies are great, particularly the alcoholic and sour ones. The chocolates are good but usually nothing special. The olive 🫒 ones look nice though.

Vladislav Avadanii

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· 2 years ago