Finishing touches are being put on Club Candy ATL, a boutique candy shop and event space, for a December 21 soft opening.
The shop is adjacent to Georgia State University and Woodruff Park in downtown, at 10 Park Place, Suite 12.
It will feature handmade and hand-selected national and international candies primarily from its wholesale partnership with Candy Club, in addition to confectionaries such as Tom & Jenny’s from North Carolina, Sweetsmith Candy Co. from Canada, and Mortimer’s Candy from the Bahamas.
Plans also call for a 20 x 14-foot private event space.
“Everything will be elegantly packaged, no open bins or candies that you can just get from anywhere else,” Co-Owner Brandion Johnson, a former hotel executive, who traveled around the world from Europe to the Caribbean to taste and hand-select the inventory, shared with What Now Atlanta.
“It will be an upscale experience with chandeliers and glass shelving. It will have a high-end, jewelry-store feel.”
Weekly DJ’d day parties will be a signature motif for the boutique, as will partnerships with local community organizations and nonprofits.
The grand opening is expected to land on January 11, 2020.
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So excited for this !! Will be hanging out drinking wine there all the time ! They have the BEST macarons around !
Omg !!!
I can’t wait to see the Macaroon Queens new expanded locations. The first time I had a macaroon from them I fell in love with the colors and exquisite tastes. I certainly look forward to seeing good taste and good people expanding and doing well.
it is such an exciting news!
I and many of my friends are looking forward to experience more flavors of our favorite pastry. I have tried many macaroons but Macaron Queen is totally something else.
Your new locations will be a success
Without any doubt.
I think this is a great and new idea. It’s going to do well.
Macaron Queen has lots of Fans! We’ve been begging for them to allow us to pick our flavors. Would have thought their first would be in Lenox Square Mall where their original kiosk is but Phipps is close enough and honestly it could use a sophisticated French Cafe. The restaurants there are such meat markets.