Candy Shack

Where children eat FREE… whether they want to or not.

Deep in the drifting snows of Black Forest Road sits a legendary little eatery: The Grimm Brothers’ Candy Shack, a sugar-stitched hideaway famous for its bottomless sweets bar, questionable broom-traffic, and its “eat free” policy for children (a tradition no one has dared ask the Brothers to clarify).

Some say the Shack was built atop an older gingerbread foundation—one that keeps mysteriously regenerating. Others insist the green-skinned kitchen witch is just part of the charm (though the scorch marks on her broom raise certain… culinary concerns).

Whatever the truth, travelers swear the cocoa is hot, the shingles are real cookie, and the peppermint lampposts hum softly after dark. And yes—it’s always open.

This charming advertisement art print was illustrated by Daniel M. Davis, and each one is hand-signed by the artist. Bring a bit of Grimm-flavored Fauxlore to your wall—minus the danger of being stuffed in an oven.

DETAILS

• Measures 12x18 inches

• Printed on metallic shimmer paper for magical sparkle

• Sharp, vibrant colors with crisp printing

• Ships flat in an envelope or box (no broom-delivery, sorry)

• Contains no aspartame (witch-certified)