Due to covid19, no tours, but they still have by the case sales, and people working ! Still had a fun time.

The world of Jelly Belly and chocolate.Nice place to shop and have fun.

Love going here. I always see and learn something new. Best time to go is during the week so the kids can see the factory in process. Very inexpensive.

A happy place to go to. Make sure you bring lots of money this is not a wholesale place. But its fun.

I live not too far away from Jelly Belly. The tours are interesting. Theyre short and to the point. A lot of variety for the sweets that they offer. I would go before COVID came into play. During the week is definitely quieter in comparison to the weekend.

I absolutely loved my visit, even though I couldnt take the tour due to covid restrictions and safety measures. Overall it was awesome! I took pictures of their displays and even got a few free samples. The best $50 Ive spent since visiting California.

A really fabulous experience for all lovers of Jelly Belly!There is a free tour here which is informative, but self guided. There is a large shop for purchasing all of your favorite Jelly Belly’s and a tasting bar as well!There is a cafe and outdoor area where you can sit down and enjoy a bite to eat.The factory also has a shop which makes fudge and chocolate as well.All the things you need for your resident sugar overload!!!

Took the grandkids to the Jelly Belly factory as a surprise. Had a great time, did the fiery five challenge where you eat progressively hotter jelly beans from cayenne all the way to Carolina Reaper, I had to stop at habanero. You have to try the chocolate covered bacon and the fudge with bacon, surprisingly good. the artwork made out of jelly bellies is very cool! Can’t wait to go again!Update: they also have paid guided tours actually in the factory, you get to wear a Jelly Belly uniform and be down on the factory floor.

Had a free tour of the factory and learned about the process of making jelly beans. They have a sample bar for you to try out the different flavors of jelly beans, but you’re limited to 3 flavors at a time. They have a large variety of flavors so make sure you try as many as possible. The tour itself was self-guided and lasted about 15-20 minutes depending on how long you want to stay at some sections. There are games throughout the tour for kids to play. At the end of the tour, we were given 2 packs of jelly beans to take home for free.

Always Great deals! I didnt take the tour this time due to Covid 19 restrictions. They made a few changes to the layout to accommodate restrictions. You can only go in the front. The exit is the side by the cafe. Purchases are made in a one-way direction and spaced out for safety. The fudge is not in view and you can no longer self-fill bags. Instead the bags are in 1/2 pound bags for $5 behind the counter. Due to spacing theres fewer purchase displays. Otherwise it was pretty much the same for me! I spent too much LOL

Great price, friendly, close by to sacramento, kids got a little Halloween goodie bag, been coming here since I was a kid and now im bring my kids.

Great place to visit and learn about this candy company. Not just jelly beans but they have good and other kind of candy for sale. Tour was great for the family. Just keep in mind that this is an awesome place to get your belly candy fix.

A fun place to visit! There are several new jelly bean pictures from Harry Potter.

Nice store to visit!

The sales going on for my most recent trip were super good. The staff is friendly and the options are wide. I have previously done the tour though, and I can attest to that being totally worth it as well.

Great place too take the kids! Very informative on the Jelly Bean process, I had no idea the time and precision it took to make the candy. It was also very patriotic about the great US president and California governorRonald Regan. A classic All American Company.

Amazing, bring your wallet, it was fun too walk around and see what all they have for sale and to listen to the Employees tell us about the process of making jelly bells candies

Not much else in the world you can do for free. The free tour of the factory lasts about an hour and is full of information! My son doesnt even like jelly beans but still had a great time! They give you cute little jelly belly hats and a few free samples of belly flops! The gift shop has lots of different things for sale, all reasonably priced! Def worth the trip! Havent been there since covid so I am unsure if all these things are still open but I want to go back soon.

A favorite stop. Pick your favorite flavors of beans and chocolates or stock up on Belly Flops for a great way to enjoy the taste at a little better price. Tours are fun too!

I was overwhelmed by the great service provided by person name K.Porter at receiving department. He is true role model of great customer service. I was very impressed. Looking forward to coming back in future.

Jelly Belly is another tourist attraction that one should visit. It is roughly 1.5 hours drive from San Jose. This factory is so impressive as the production floor is so clean and organized. If you love sweet stuff, then you must visit this place as it is a family owned business for six generations. This is our second visits and every time our kids buy a lot of authentic Jelly beans with hundreds of different flavors.We also love wine tasting for only $20 per person. I would recommend this place to everyone. The staffs are professional and friendly. You can also try samples for free.

Loved the mass selection of jelly bellies and great for Xmas gifts

This is a great family activity especially if you are looking for something fun and cheap. The tour is completely free and great for all ages. My three year old loved it and yet it was interesting for me to. On top of that they give you a free jelly belly hat and some free jelly bellies too. The have a tasting area where you can taste as many beans as you want. They limit you to three beans at a time but you can go through as many times as you want.

My niece wanted something to do...so I brought her here.Its a fun place to go. They offer free tours of the factory every 30 minutes.During the tour they have televisions that tell you about the process of making the jelly beans and of the history. Its incredible the amount of Jellybeans that are made.As consumers..we just buy off the shelf..but to see the process is pretty cool.Along the way the have made portraits of different presidents and Elvis out of Jellybeans.At the end of the tour they give you small sample bags of candy...This is free.As you walk in they have a sampling counter with many flavors to choose from. You can choose 3 to try.In the store they sell merchandise..Chocolates...Jellybeans...soda ect.At the back they have a deli that sells burgers...fries ect just in case you get hungry while being here.Across from this deli they have a clearance store where the items are marked down significantly.They offer bags of candy for 75% off the original price which is awesome.If you have never been here before..Its a pretty neat place to see.Dont forget to buy the dog food...fart...booger...dirty sock jelly beans to prank someone...

If you love Jelly Beans, OMG!

If you have young kids, this is a must to visit. If you dont have yet and you have a sweet tooth, this is a must too.

Fun place if you like candy! No tours because of covid but lots of sales and the staff was amazing.

This is one tour I never get tired of. Its free, fun and family oriented. The Jelly Belly factory has the best flavors. The nasty flavors, like dog food and wet wipes, are great to play jokes on people. At the end of the tour, you get a free, small bag of jelly belly beans.

Awesome place to bring your kids or just yourself

The staff was very friendly and your bathroom was immaculate.

Awesome free tours with plenty of free samples. Lots to see and take pictures of. Staff is very friendly also.Just make sure to check over BOTH gift shops (yes there are two. One by the entrance and the cheaper one by the cafe!) before making a purchase. If you want it they have it in Jelly Belly form!

Ok, so the self guided tour is one of those rare FREE tours that is worth paying for. No need to pay for the upgraded tour. You can see everything you need and each station has a video ....18 total. At the end you get free beans and head to the large gift shop. Free samples of any flavor they make. Took about 2 hours here. Loved it.

Its like a ghost town now that COVID-19 has spread in Solano County. Cash only. No tours. No lines. No samples..... ghost town. Please support local businesses. Wear a mask and bring some cash.

Awesome tour, probably the best in the USA. It’s a self-guided tour with videos that explain the life of a jelly bean. While you’re walking around you can see the factory workers creating and packaging the beans. It’s all very exciting and there are free samples : )

The tour was closed due to covid-19 but the staff were very friendly and welcoming. You can buy Jelly Belly candy and some chocolate. There is a coffee shop as well...

I went a few years ago and it was a good tour and experience but going again in 2018 the whole tour have been redone it was far more informative and Interactive. there are some play activities for kids along the tour theyve opened up a whole new section showing off candy molds. It was an amazing experience.

Amazing experience to see some of my favorite candies being made. Their tour is nice and informative including little games for children to play along the way. The sample bar is incredible since I have never even know that they made more than jelly beans. Staff was very friendly and the grounds were immaculately maintained. There is even a game fire hydrant for four legged friends complete with a sign that states its not a real hydrant. There children loved it and so did I.

Sweet, as expected. Fun too!

This is a cute free place to bring the kids. I dont know that Id make a day of it but its a cool low impact place to stop if youre close or on a road trip!

The checkout staff was helpful. Due to Covid, you cannot servd yourself the Jelly Bellues, but you can buy your favorite flavors by half pound incriments.

Fun for adults and kids alike. The tour is interesting and smells delicious. Free samples at the end. A wonderful surprise was the tasting room where they offer a well priced wine and chocolate pairing. Its a great place to spend a couple hours.

This places deserves no less than five stars. Free tour and unlimited free Jelly Beans (3 at a time though). Just make sure you get here early or you will wait a long time for all the free stuff or worse, you cant find parking. They have a nice food court and candy shop as well. You can get five 2lbs of Belly Flops for $30. Bargain! Just dont eat too much candy or youll get some nice cavities and maybe a dose of diabetes.

Dont go on the weekend. The factory isnt functioning till the weekday

Always a good time at the Jelly Bean Facorty !

Free self guided tours, $27 to $37 picture packages, and bulk candy that is roughly $12 per pound. We had a great time visiting here and learning more about the most delicious jelly beans on earth. If you are in the area it is well worth the trip. If you arrive early it wont be as packed as the amount of people pick up the later in the morning you go. Also you can sample jelly beans for free, but only 3 flavors at the time, but you can get back in line and sample all you want, but again, only 3 at the time. My family and I really enjoyed it.

Sad how Covid 19 has affected this place. Use to be so full of patrons and merchandise. Even the employees looked depressed.

Hands down the best place to bring your kids, theyll love it. Very convenient too, because afterwards, it can be the grown ups turn to have fun and drive around the corner to take a Budweiser Beer Tour. YAYEEEEE!!!

Nice place to spent a day with family with kids. You can try samples of jelly belly...there a food court and all meals is with jelly belly shapes

What a cool store and tour!!

Neat quick stop on the way up north. Factory tour is free but can be a wait sometimes. It is all self guided and free samples at the end of it.

Definitely go during the week while the workers are active and actually there so you can see how the assembly line works in the factory, actually making the beans! Though you cannot take pictures during this tour, understandably so, because the workers would be uncomfortable, but its such a cool experience regardless!

First visit and it was very interesting for history and candy making lessons. Also lots of free samples!

Free tour and candy gifts are available, lots of children. Fun place to be.

I love jelly belly. Ive wanted to go here for years. Its a great tour followed by jelly belly heaven. Really fun for the kids. Everyone had a great time.

Came years ago. Really enjoyed the tour with kids.

Always clean and staff very friendly.It was much different with the modifications due to Covid 19, but still a fun place to visit

Fun experience! We did the factory floor tour and it was good but we didnt get to see and experience as much as we had liked and our guide had limited knowledge but was very enthusiastic and friendly. We did the walking tour after and the videos brought it all together.

Its the Jelly Belly Factory and store. You can take a tour and get all your favorite colorful flavors. The place is awesome!!

This place is a combination of Jelly Belly amusement park store and a self-guided tour of the factory. It should be quite fun for kids. Adults will probably not be particularly interested in the tour. You can walk through it in 10-20 minutes.On the other hand, theres really nothing to complain about. The tour is free, and we received a free Jelly Belly sample bag at the end. The staff are also very kind.For adults, there is a wine & chocolate tasting upstairs. In fact, its the best $15 wine + chocolate tasting Ive had. Im not sure why theres a tasting room in the Jelly Belly Visitor Center, but Im very glad it exists. Without it, our tour wouldve been rather dry.

This is a fun outing for family, friends and out of town visitors. We had a wonderful time. The tour was informative, educational and enjoyable. The Jelly Belly Artwork is wicked cool. The hats you have to wear are silly but yet cool. The best part is the end when you get to the store and buy the yummy treats. The line moves quickly, so do be daunted by it. We took family in from Spain there and they had a blast. Hope you have as much fun as we did!! Enjoy:)

Bring a hat if you don’t want to wear the paper once. We brought a hat for the 9 month old so that we wouldn’t be chasing his hat every time he threw it down. Had a great time with kids and grand parents. We did this in the morning and surprisingly spent a long time. We paired this with an olive oil tasting in the afternoon.

Love this place. I always visit when Im in the area. The tour is pretty good, and the belly flops are the best.

Great place to take the family. Belly Flops are a great value!

Super funny and a great place to be happy and relive your childhood！

I just learned it takes 15 days to make a jelly belly. Cool place for kids to learn about the historical family own company. Great discounts on belly flops - jelly belly rejects.

This place is crazy amazing everyone should take time to visit

I loved the experience here at Jelly Belly Factory! They offered complimentry factory tours and Im overwhelmed! This visit was the best! Thank you Jelly Belly Factory for making my day!

Definitely take the tour of the factory. It is free and self-guided. Go during the week so you can see the factory at work.

*Edit* Removed a star. We bought the photo package for 32 bucks. They emailed me a photo that wouldnt open. I emailed, asking for help. They responded once, asking someone else for help. (It was a very confusing email). Ive emailed back several times, only to be ingored.What a fun little place! The tour is nice. You go upstairs, get a photo taken, watch a quick video, and walk around seeing the factory. Pretty neat. There are interactive stations. Virtual Vollyball, a smell station, where you go to different stands, and they give you a clue, and it gives you a smell, and you guess. A few others. At the end, they hand you a free mixed bag of 20 jelly bellys. Best part, the tour is free!There is a discount gift shop, that has pretty great deals. There is a restaurant. Pretty good food. I got a chicken sandwhich, hubby got a cesar wrap. And garlic fries, and souvenir cup. There is a taste station. You pick 3 flavors. You can keep getting back in line, over and over. 3 at a time.There is a large gift shop with all kinds of things. They have all the flavors in dispensers, and you can make bags of your own flavors. Yummy! Then a whole chocolate counter. Tons of goodies.The day was about 90 minutes. Super fun. Lots of kids, as expected. I think we were the only ones without kids. But we had a lot of fun. There are some cool art pieces made of jelly bellys. Really neat. They have a chocolate and wine tasting room for adults but we didnt go in.So happy we stopped here and took the tour.

What fun! I love factory tours. This one is fascinating and so colorful! The tour is wonderful and the store downstairs is overwhelming!! Great for kids and adults.

I enjoyed the whole Jelly Belly experience. From walking to the front of the factory and taking pictures at the giant Jelly Belly sign to walking around the store trying to decide which and how many Jelly Bellys I was going to get. I thought that the tour was very informative and I got to see pretty much everything. I now know when the company started and how many generations of the family work together on it now. In addition to this now I know how they make the mold for the jelly beans, which is quite brilliant and cost effective. The tour is self-guided, and everything was relatively easy to navigate. This is a great place for people of all ages. The tour is also wheel chair accessible. Wonderful place, wonderful people, wonderful candy.

A fun free self guided tour around the factory were you get to see some pretty cool jelly bean arts and how they are made. After the tour you can sample all the flavors they have at the candy bar, then finally buy all the jelly beans to your hearts content!

If you want to know how Jellybeans are made this is the perfect place. I was expecting something more but it was very informative.

This was an extremely fun, informative tour! A fun day to spend with family! Lots of free samples! Friendly people!

Took the tour, Found it pretty interesting, Liked the history about the jellybean. The creative artwork was really amazing. Free samples after the tour was sweet.

Fun for the whole family! The tour is educational and fun. There are games to play along the tour and lots of information to be had. I loved seeing all the art made out of jelly bellys! The candy shop has so so many options and almost everything tastes great! Do not try the Bean Boozled jelly beans... absolutely disgusting!! That is what they are designed for tho. Be aware. Lol

A place to visit especially kids will love it. We also get to see how jelly beans are manufactured. About 2 hours can be spent there.

Such a wonderful, friendly place to visit and take family!

Had the best time! Friendly staff, great self guided tour, had so much fun!

It was a very enjoyable time reminded me of the tillamook cheese factory. But the whole plant was pretty much off for the weekend i guess iys more in operation during the week.

Came here with my Meetup group. We were five adults, 3 children. We came knowing that production doesnt happen on weekends and that they have a self-paced video tour. Ive been here before so I knew the general layout and everything but for the people visiting for the first time, it was easy for them to get to the gift shop and cafe. The prices for photos are still way too much money but I still love that they do them. I wish theyd offer a cheap digital only package. The Wine/Chocolate tasting was a nice addition from when I was last there. Three of the adults in our group participated and enjoyed themselves. They liked that it was pretty inexpensive. Overall we had a very good time. Highly recommend a trip here.

Friendly and fun environment for all.

Fun and informative tour! Free samples in the gift shop and tons of delicious flavors!

Fantastic tour and it was free! The smells throughout the factory tour are awesome! A very modern factory with robots ( and hardworking people too)

Crowded! Waiting in line for the free factory tour takes awhile. We actually went upstairs to do a wine and chocolate tasting that also allowed us to skip the queue for the factory tour. The wines were uninspired especially considering the proximity to Napa, but the chocolates were good (I did not realize Jelly Belly made chocolate.) I am not a jelly bean fan but the tour was interesting. Although next time I will pay for a guided tour and try to go when the factory is actually operating. A bonus was we ran into the CEO of Jelly Belly during the tour!Be prepared for limited parking on the weekends.This is a fun and low cost thing to do. And inexpensive but high quality chocolate can be found here!

Free parking and free self guided tour all was perfect till may son spent 45 dollars on jelly beans on the way out. .... One thing I noticed the factory workers looked as if this was a easy going Job .. The machines were going at a easy steady pace .......

Self guide factory tour was fun. If you go during the weekdays you might actually see the assembly line working.

Was in town for a wedding & needed something to keep the kids busy. This was quite an unexpected surprise. Kids had a great time & so did the adults! The free tour was quite informative, we had lots of fun learning about jelly beans.Would highly recommend!

We did the self guided tour and really enjoyed all of the information and the videos! I have a new found respect for the effort tht goes into each Jelly Bean!! A must go and see!!

Family owned business, free tours, tasters, and friendly staff. The kids lived it. The place is super clean

My first time here picking up a load and I received a Friendly Greeting and a Free bag of Jelly Bellys. Thank you very much Amy p.s. thank you for letting Truck drivers use your nice Restroom.

Great tour, great staff.Loved the free samples given by the staff during the tour!

Even though the covid-19 has happened and the tours are not happening its still a great place visit

My friend and I wanted to do a couple things as a break to eating and drinking wine. We went first thing on a Sunday morning which was perfect because we avoided all the crowds. Unfortunately, the production floor was not in operation so we didnt get the full effect but still think it was worth it. We learned a lot, enjoyed the atmosphere, and were able to buy some goodies to bring home!

The Jelly Belly Factory is a very interesting place to take the family, and also YUMMY! Its an open to the public free tour of the jelly bean factory. Who would have ever known exactly how many different flavors there is! And we even got to meet and take a picture with the Jelly Belly itself!

Brought a guest from overseas here on our visit to Napa Valley. We loved the factory tour - it was informative and interesting. The free samples were great too. All in all we spent about 2 hours there. A really cheerful place :)

This is a great place for family and friends. I really enjoyed the jelly Bean mosaics!

Had a fun time walking around and seeing all the steps of making Jelly Bellys.

They had a nice set up to view all show cars and the candy is delicious

Awesome tour of the jelly belly factory and a free sample of all the different flavors!