Wilton Candy Kitchen
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310 Cedar St, Wilton
(563) 732-2278
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My family and I had been meaning to stop in while we were passing by Wilton and finally did yesterday. This turned into more than just a stop for ice cream. The owner Lynn told us all about the history of the 1860s confectionery and the current work to preserve the areas history and fundraiser for a public museum to display local artifacts. Not only did we get a delicious banana split, but they still make fountain drinks (phosphates) like they did at the turn of the century and...read full review
Great food along with wonderful people
Fun place to visit!
I am staying with my son, originally from Santa Claus, Indiana, and wanted to take my granddaughter some place she hadn’t been yet. Unfortunately, she was stung by a bee when I parked (not by their building) but a sweet woman named Brenda came to our rescue with a quick baking soda paste. Besides that kindness, we also enjoyed some amazing ice cream and walking around the museum in the back part of the store. This is a genuine pleasure and unlocked a core memory of being at...read full review
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Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 7PM |
Wilton Candy Kitchen is a nostalgic spot offering reasonably priced menu items and great food. The friendly staff creates a perfect hangout vibe. The countertop seating and small museum add to the nostalgic charm, reminiscent of the past. Known for their old-fashioned root beer floats, the place is a blast from the past, making it worth the drive for a truly enjoyable experience. Customers praise the store's authentic charm, homemade cherry Coke, expertly crafted ice cream, and delicious chocolate malts. The owners are described as amazing people with an incredible story to tell, who make visitors feel welcome. Visitors also enjoy the homemade ice cream, including flavors like huckleberry, and the variety of candy treats from their childhood. The shop is open since the early 1900s, and stepping inside feels like going back to the 1930s. The small museum at the back features local history, adding to the unique experience. The friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere make it a must-visit spot that unlocks core memories of the past.