Auntie Anne's is a chain of fast food shops serving up pretzels, and when it is running well it…read moredelivers exactly what you want from it. The pepperoni nuggets are the order here, bite-sized and satisfying in a way that holds up as a snack between stores without being too heavy. The cheese dog is a solid pick as well if you want something a little more substantial, with the pretzel dough doing what it does best wrapped around a hot dog with cheese. The menu is simple and the concept is familiar, so the experience really comes down to execution on a given visit. When the pretzels are fresh they are genuinely good, soft and warm with the right amount of salt and a slight chew that the chain has always done well. The issue at this location is that consistency is not always there. Wait times for fresh batches can stretch longer than they should. Service can be hit or miss depending on who is working, though there are clearly staff members who take the job seriously and make the experience easy. Going during a quieter part of the day rather than peak weekend hours tends to result in a smoother visit overall.

Auntie Anne's, I love your sweet almond pretzels! We usually…read morestop by at whatever mall we're at for a pretzel, but this time, we just wanted a drink for the road. We hopped in line & got an iced lemonade! I don't remember the last time I got a drink from here. It was a lot more tart than other lemonades I've had recently though. We thought about getting a pretzel, however, all the pretzels they had looked visually burned unfortunately & didn't seem appetizing to us. Not sure if the pretzels at this location are usually like this... hoping it was just an off batch?

Years ago we frequented the 99 often but over the years the quality seems to have gone down with…read morethe prices going up. I think I'm done giving them another try. We wanted a quick easy dinner after a long day-nothing fancy. Hubby got a burger and sweet potato fries and I got the Reuben and sweet potato fries and we both got the chocolate cookie cheesecake. First accuracy. Not too bad. Hubby asked for no lettuce but got enough to make a side salad. The fries that were about $3 extra were soggy from being wrapped tight in a paper bag and then in a plastic container. No seasoning on them at all and were more of a kids portion than an adults. The reuben was supposed to be on thick cut bread - not the thin it came on-and at have "special sauce". It had the coleslaw but no sauce and while the meat was plentiful it looked like they rolled it into a meatball and slapped it in the middle of the bread-aka there was no meat crust to crust. They need to rename that sandwich because it was not a reuben. Dessert was your typical store bought cheap cheesecake, You'd expect if it came with chocolate (aka Hersheys syrup) and chocolate cookie crumbles that it would have a chocolate crust. Nope. Value of the meal? The food would have to be much better to match the high price charged $20 for a burger and $20 for a sandwich. Sorry 99 but I'm done with you.

Good spot for some consistently good food. Steak tips are usually my go to. Service is always on…read morepoint as well.

I am very disappointed in this company, when they took out brownie batter its like they took their…read moresoul out and doesn't care about the people.

My first time ever at Dairy Queen. Me and my family where on the way to the store when we spotted…read moreDairy Queen along the way so we immediately stopped. They have a vast variety of choices and ice cream's selections so choosing which one to order was hard. The service is pretty fast and the queue doesn't get too long and moves pretty quick. I decided to order one of their signature blizzards (the ultimate cookie one), a size small was a decent amount of ice cream for the price it sold for (apparently 6$ after tax). I am a lover of peanut butter so this ice cream was very good.

After bowling with friends and their kids, we decided we needed a little extra sweet treat! Just…read morearound the corner, we were able to walk to JP Licks and get something tasty! There was just a short line when we got there, which gave us time to review their many flavors options. There was just line move quick and before we knew it we were at the front and the pressure was on. As a big fan of Oreos/cookies and creams I was intrigued by the multiple flavors of cookies and cream that started with a different base than the typical vanilla ice cream. I went with the salted caramel cookies and creams, and was glad I did. Absolutely delicious! There is some inside seating but not much. It seems most take theirs to roam and shop at other stores. Overall, it was a tasty visit, with some unique flavors, friendly staff even in the hectic atmosphere. Pricing was a bit, I'm sure due to their rent, but with 5 other cookies and cream variations, I'll definitely be stopping in next time I'm in the area again!

"When I was a young man, no bigger than this A chocolate egg…read morecream was not to be missed Some U Bet's Chocolate Syrup, seltzer water and milk You stir it up into a heady 'fro, tasted just like silk" (Lou Reed) There are seventeen J. P. Licks scattered around Metro Boston, so if you live out here the odds are excellent you've been to one and know what they sell. But if you live outside of Boston (like I do) the odds are pretty good you're not familiar with them, as I was not. So, here's a word of advice, if you have plans on visiting one for the first time, you really ought to do yourself a favor and scrutinize their menu before you visit. Otherwise, you'll be gawking at their incredible menu board for half an hour. You'll have to whittle down your selection between hard and soft ice creams, hard and soft yogurts, frappes, smoothies, sundaes, splits, ice cream cakes and pies and sandwiches and cupcakes, a coffee bar and a bakery with scones, coffee cake, muffins, cookies, pop tarts, cupcakes, cinnamon rolls, bagels, croissants, and more. Everything is listed on a long menu board that spans the full-size ordering counter, so it's not very easy to see everything unless you strut the length of the counter, so that's why I suggest a little reconnaissance. Our grand kiddies wanted hot chocolates, so we got them a small ($3.75) and a medium ($4.25). They drank them up, but I did mooch one sip and loved it - deep chocolate flavor and not overpoweringly sweet. My wife and I returned to our Bronx roots and shared a chocolate egg cream ($5.90) and it was as good as I remember getting at our soda shop under the elevated D Train subway tracks on Jerome Avenue. Just a perfect blend of carbonated chocolate milk. Quite a wonderful flashback.

No pretzels as fresh and soft as auntie Anne's. They are always consistent. My go to: the non…read moresalted pretzel bites with hot cheese !

Been going here my whole life. Consistently fresh and tasty pretzels. I typically order the almond…read morepretzel or the jalapeño pretzel dog. There's always a line but, service is quick. The menu has expanded a bit to included additional snacks and more creative drinks.

They are always so friendly here. They are great at remembering what people order too. The shop is…read morealways clean. The food is consistent and good. The parking lot is a little tight but manageable. Great deal on gift cards at the end of the year before Christmas too!

We go here a lot and the workers serve the best food and coffee. The crew are super friendly and…read moreoccasionally a plain munchkin might find it's way to our Labrador's mouth. 5/5 -- do recommend

This candy store is located on the second floor of the South Shore Plaza pretty much right beside…read morethe food court. Last week I had just finished having lunch in the food court and I was in the mood for something sweet. The food court doesn't have much in the way of desserts so I figured some candy would do just fine and I stopped into It'Sugar to see what they had to offer for sweets. I saw a large amount of candy bins that they sell candies out of in bulk. They have everything there from gummy candies and jelly beans to chocolate covered nuts and much more. They have plenty of plastic bags around the candy bins for customers to put their choices into. I went with a small bag of chocolate covered almonds and I also made a small bag of jelly beans that I decided to buy for someone else. I noticed they also sell various hard to find candy bars as well as candy from other countries. The store was neat and clean. The employee at the register was friendly and very efficient. I will definitely be stopping by here again.

One employee is rude to customers. We wanted to buy one candy and she was rude about how one candy…read morecant be sold and we must buy 2 and that it was only less than a dollar in the rudest way possible. we do surveys for stores and we definitely would tell everyone and the survey company about tge customer service. one of the employees is nice. but one being really rude caused us to tell her that we do secret shopper program. meaning rating how customers are treated.