Chumlee's Candy on the Boulevard

Yo so this place is awesome! A lot of old school candy, and many options that you will not find anywhere! Definitely a place to visit, especially if you go to the pawn shop across the street and the BBQ joint next door! Highly recommend and you cannot visit Las Vegas without checking this place out!

My wife and I went to the candy store and were surprised at the selection. We ended up getting the beef jerky and a couple of root beers. The jerky was some of the best we have had and that is saying a lot since we are from Texas and there is beef jerky everywhere. We have always said that Abita's root beer was the best because they use pure cane sugar and because of the taste but this root beer was actually better. Super smooth with that real root beer flavor. We just wish that we could get it here in Texas or that they could ship it here. Sage Russell, who is Chumlee's brother, was running the place and answering our questions about other items in the store. He could not have been any friendlier and even posed for a couple of pictures. We thought he was just a super nice young man. Chumlee is very lucky to have a brother like that. Next time we are in Las Vegas we will be sure to stop by again for a lot more root beer and jerky and try some of the candy products !

Great place but they were closed the hours were a bit confusing.

This store is a joke. Thry don't have anything special and the guy who works there could care a less to help or speak to you let alone lift his head up to say hi or look at you. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY HERE

Coming from Australia, Chumley‘s candy shop was on my list. Happy to visit Chumlee‘s candy store. A meet and greet would’ve topped it. And didn’t get to meet pinky 😢. But walked out with a bag of candy 😁.

Literally just a tiny candy store, I guess I had bigger expectations!

A cute store and I recommend getting there by 11:30 so you can meet Chumlee. He took the time to talk with everyone. Store is tiny and only a few is let in at a time. He has some of his own candy label with his name. Well worth the visit but come early. We circled back at 2 pm and he was already gone.

A very disappointing experience. A tiny store with an extremely limited range of candy. Totally not what I was expecting and consider it a complete waste of time. Luckily it was next door to Rick's BBQ outlet and across from the Pawn shop

Still a cool place to get some candy suggestion to Chum please get these items in for us vintage candy lovers , also take a trip to the candy kitchen in Madeira beach Florida as they offer every vintage candy imaginable . I think vintage candy would do will for you

My husband and I stopped in to visit Chumlees Candy On The Boulevard store. It is across the parking lot from Gold and Silver Pawn where Pawn Stars is filmed. It is in a brightly coloured building that has a unique architecture to it. The store is small but packs a lot of sweets and souvenirs-magnets, hats, autographed pictures, etc. The two young men working inside it were nice, friendly and explained if we kept our receipt and walked over to the coffee shop we would receive a discount on a coffee drink. (I purchased a magnet and a 100 Grand bar). There is a life size cardboard cutout of Chumlee outside and the miniature horse cart that was restored by Rick Dale on an episode of Pawn Stars out front. Parking is right as it shares the lot with Gold and Silver Pawn. It's a nice stop to make, and afterward, we walked over to the pawnshop as it has been 9 1/2 years since we last visited.

It s really small, but has some fun candies. We bought some of the bulk candy, Bottle Caps, & Hi-chew.

Place was closed when we visited Vegas, very disappointed wanted to meet Chum...maybe next time

No Chumlee Unfortunately, Chumlee wasn't around when we went for a visit. I'm not sure if he had a schedule to be there or if he even showed up to his store. We went for a quick visit because I just wanted to see the inside of the store. The closest I got to Chumlee was a life-size cut out cardboard of the 'Pawn Star' star. LoL! The store is relatively small but it offered a good variety of sweets... chocolate, candy, salt water taffy, sodas, candy cigarettes, an array of bulk candy, old skool favorites like Abba-Zaba and Pez, souvenir key chains, plus a wide variety of Jones Sodas. The store had limited business hours so we were lucky that it was even open when we got there on a Sunday afternoon. There were two young gals behind the counter in charge of the store at the time. We were the only ones there. The candy store sits just south of Gold & Silver Pawn, the business featured in the hit TV show "Pawn Stars" on History channel. Austin "Chumlee" Russell and his brother Sage are co-owners of Chumlee's Candy on the Blvd. at Pawn Plaza in downtown Las Vegas. It is worth a stop to buy some treats! I didn't check-out in detail all the candy on the shelves but it seems like he signed all of them... well, at least the chocolate bars and the novelty drinks he did. I ended up buying chocolate with his autograph. The prices are a tad on the steep side... you're actually buying a Pawn Star souvenir. Done. Crossed off my list. Review #1363 [7th business review]

Flew into Vegas on a Saturday afternoon... was there until Monday. Left for CA and drove back to Vegas for the following weekend. Tried to go to Chumlees Candy store 3 times - but it was closed every single time! How does someone run a biz like this?

I did not purchase anything, but I just had to go in and see what it was like. The clerk was so nice, we talked for a nice while, Bossman had to come in to get me.

First off, this place is always closed when it's supposed to be open. Second, it's about the size of a closet. So small not worth your time. If you expect something special you'll be super disappointed. ​

Closed at 3 a little post-it says on the tinted window. Was there before 3 not a soul in sight. Disappointed to visitors such as myself. Fame and hype looks like culprit here.

This is a little baby store, in a super colorful building, sharing the same parking lot as the Pawn Stars shop. There's lots of taffy and some old timey candies, but I'm sure the best sellers are Chumlees' own line of chocolate bars and accessories. The bars aren't that big, but I'll pay $3.50 to get one of his actual autographed chocolate bars. It was just a fun souvenir to get, while visiting LV. Just remember not to leave it in the car, otherwise, your car will be eating the goodies, when they melt. Lol

I visited Chum Lee's Candy store this week, its rare when i go downtown in Las Vegas, since im born and raised here. I hate dealing with tourist. Over all the shop was small, but it was very clean and the staff were amazing with helping me pick out some candy. After buying what I came for, they also gave me my receipt and told me that i can get 10% off any of the resturants in the area. So that was an exrta bonus.

My wife is a disabled vet. When she went to the pawn shop for the first time (a life's dream) we were told Chumlee would be doing stuff at his store the next day. The security guard told my wife to let him know when we were there and he would get her in because she is such a BIG FAN. She was escorted in and Chumlee held the door for her!!! It made her year and moving here worthwhile!!! Thank you Chumlee!!! I hope you will let this ol' school biker buy you a beer sometime...

Stopped by Chumlees Candy Shop after going into the Pawn Stars shop with the family. Was very disappointed, for you can get a much better selection of candy at 7-11. Chumlee, please take some pride in your shop and bring in some better "non-packaged" products and please also upgrade the decor.

First of all was in Vegas a week and everytime we went there they was closed ,how do you run a business like this ? Wanted to buy the lollipop t-shirt but could not as they were not there to sell it was very disappointing

When our family went to Las Vegas, my daughter and son in-law talked us into going into the candy store to look around. I wasn't too excited since we had been in the M&M and Hershey store next to our hotel a dozen times in 2 days. I was the only one who stayed a bought several pieces of salt water taffy on the wall. If I knew then how good and bizarre the flavors were, I would have bought 5 lbs to bring back to Arizona. Amazing but now they are gone. I must find out how to get more.

Did not like it. Was expecting so much more. After seeing it on Pawn Stars and how Chum talked so big and how cool it was, majorly disappointing. We heard Chum had not been there since March. The inside looked like a joke and his chocolate bars for 2 bucks are disgusting. Don't buy them. Gross. He should pay its to take them. The candy isle at Walgreens is bigger. Any way. I will never go there again unless he does some major improvements.

What is this? Very strange. Just a tiny little store with shelves and novelty old school candy. Weird. Walked In and out. Very shocking since I'm all about candy. Hmmm

The stores in the same parking lot as the Pawn Shop the store is really small I mean really small. It has a few selections of candy but the main draw is Chumlee is there sometimes to sign autographs and take pictures with. It's not a destination is because it's really really small.

Cute little candy store with some old school candy too! I think I got every single taffy flavor in there, lol. We couldn't figure out why there was a line and then realized Chumlee was hanging out in the store getting pictures with people, so it was our lucky day! He was so down to earth and a super nice guy, that Complimented his store very well!

Just your average candy shop. It is really awesome that we got to meet Chumlee when we went.

Our visit to Vegas and my husband wanted to go to the Pawn Shop so we went and then across is Chumlee candy store. There was a small line and was worth the wait so my husband can take a photo.

Says it opens at 12. 7 days a week. 12:20 now not a soul in site. No notice on the door that it is closed for Covid. Just says closed. If you are expecting a big candy experience this is not it. The place is jus barely bigger than a double door and about as deep. A tiny little box. Looking in the window it appears they have 2 counters with shelves for candy to be set out, but only coffee in bags is set out. Even if an employee shows up now they would need 1/2 hour to set out product. Not worth the price of admission.

What a fun time. My husband and I decided to stop by with some friends and it just so happened that the day we came, Chumlee was there and taking photos, signing candy bars, and greeting fans as they came in the door. Aside from all of that the candy was delicious and I will be returning for sure!

Worst "Candy Shop" I have ever been to in my life! I could deal with it being the size of a closet, but what's even worse is there is barely any candy! Just a big cutout of Chumlee and some stickers of Chumlee you can buy. I'm a huge fan of Pawn Stars and its sad to think that Chumlee or anyone would put there name on this shop. Hopefully it gets updated or restocked sooner than later...

Nice little candy shop located at the Pawn Shop plaza which is next door to the Pawn Stars shop. Chumlee is here on Saturday afternoons and takes pictures with fans.

Chumlee has to be one of the most mellowest peeps we ever had the privilege to meet. Prices are not crazy at his shop and the candy there is unique. Definitely coming back with the kiddos next year. Thanks for the autograph chumlee.

I visited Chum Lee's Candy store back in January during a trip to Las Vegas. Unfortunately he was not there. I had another opportunity to visit Las Vegas in June so I made it a goal to meet Chum. I messaged the store thru Facebook and found out when he would be at the store. We had planned to go on Saturday but while driving past on Friday we saw a line so we decided to stop and see if he was there. We were told he was on his way. After about 45 minutes he showed up. He was very friendly and explained that he would let a set amount of people into the shop at a time (the shop is small) and would pose for photos on the way out. He was a very good host, personally opening the door and greeting the next batch that was coming in. After buying what I came for, The Old Man's coffee he patiently posed for three different pictures for us and took a minute to talk story. He is the most down to earth celebrity that I have met. I hope to can see him again the next time I visit Las Vegas.