Best candy store in the country, the entire building is literally filled with everything you can…read moreimagine. They even have a little mini golf course outside, so it's great for a nice day trip!

The store does not look like the pictures you see in the advertisements and in the different…read moreCleveland guides. Dirty store- employees hate their jobs-old uniforms. You think representing Cleveland they would hire an outside service to professionally clean the floors once a year after winter. Cheap candy from China artificial dies in the candy- if you want to go to a candy store go to Rocket Fizz on Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland.

The staff was so warm and inviting. I enjoyed the conversations with the staff. They talk to you…read moreand treat you like they've know you forever. The gentlemen gave me a sample of a chocolate covered marshmallow that was delicious. Needless to say I found my way back over to the area that they were located and purchased two. I also have to grab a chocolate pretzel bar. They had two sizes; regular and what appears to me triple the size. Of course I got the larger one. I also got chocolates with assorted flavors inside. Very quick and easy check out.

This is my dad's favorite chocolate place. I got dad his favorite cheery chordal's. The Easter…read moresurvival kits so I got one of those for my sister. Then I got some Easter eggs the chocolate covered pretzels for Richelle and her mom. If you're not set on a specific confection, look for the items that are on sale that week. Everything is delicious. The associates are warm and helpful.

Occasion: Visiting my daughter in Cleveland and couldn't leave without a trip to Malley's…read more Drove to this location specifically because they have ice cream. I really have no idea if Malley's actually makes the ice cream, or if they just use their chocolate products to embellish the ice cream. I suppose it doesn't matter. Daughter had some kind of sundae that was as big as a meal, ate every bite, and loved it. I had the puppy kids sundae and it was so cute - they made it in the shape of a puppy dog!! So unexpected and cute - I ate the whole thing and smiled while I did it:) They have the usual selection of chocolates. Favorites include: discs covered in non-pareils, cle bars, and bordeaux truffles. Least favorites: truffles because there is no flavor guide and nut cluster boxes, because there were not enough nuts to call them nut clusters, they were more like chocolate globs with a piece of nut hidden in there somewhere. My purchases: non-pareil discs x2, large bordeaux truffles, nut clusters, assorted truffles, ice cream sundae, kids puppy ice cream Bill: almost $150. Staff was friendly but not exceptionally helpful - although there were several of them, they were all standing behind the counter instead of on the floor attempting to help customers. Would I recommend: yes, puppy sundae Would I return: yes, not that I have a choice. Pretty sure my daughter wouldn't let me leave without buying her Malley's Service Dog Score: A+ they totally ignored her existence

Empty store. Friendly employees. Expensive chocolates. I got the bag of mistake chocolates which…read morehad quite a few delicious chocolate covered marzipan pieces and some pieces of bar chocolate which was very hard but tasty. It was $9.99ish for a bag which is spendy.

Always very helpful !! Very knowledgeable and friendly !! i live a mile from a cake shop and travel…read moreacross town to go to Sweet Beginnings

Visited here looking for a new tart pan. Found one, and it was unique too. The staff was super…read morehelpful here. I also found some festive little sugar decorations for the top of a special dessert I'm making. Was impressed with the selection of items at this store and the knowledge of the staff. Great local baking and candy making supply store! Fun shopping experience!

Interesting Ukrainian market- a little of everything: fresh bread, lunch meats, packaged food, and…read moremore. Stop in to hear Ukrainian spoken by the staff and customers and explore some culinary items from Eastern Europe.

Bad experience. The day I went, I was unable to get help from staff as they couldn't speak english…read more Also, nothing was priced unless it was on display on an end cap. Very disappointing. I most likely will not return. I can deal with a language barrier, but put prices on the food!! That's not alot to ask for! Thankfully there were other European markets in the area that I was able to go to where I can communicate with people,and know how much I'm expected to pay for an item.

If you want polish food this is the place to go. store is very well stocked. I was looking for…read morebeets with Horseradish and found all kinds to pick from. The store is very clean and organized.

SOMETHING FREAKY IS GOING ON. I left a review a long time ago and now it's GONE. In fact, I was the…read moreone who added this business to Yelp! I suppose it could be because they moved a few times. Either that, or it was the GNOMES. Anyway... Krakow is THE place for amazing kielbasa. The best in NE Ohio. I recommend the "country" version which is double smoked. On par with what they serve in Poland. The pierogi are great too, lots of kinds to choose from. They also have a bunch of deli items that you will find now where, like head cheese. You Gen Z's won't know what I'm talking about, but your grandma will! If you want some alcoholic candy and chocolates, this is definitely the place. They have a large selection. I have gotten some items I didn't care for (some of the import stuff), but no dig on Krakow, just personal taste. You do also have to remember that these items are European and not geared towards American's taste. Basically, if you don't have the money to fly to Poland, go hang out in this store for a while. There's more polish being spoken than English. Love Krakow!!

Stopped in today and was pleasantly surprised. They've expanded with pastries and pasta salads…read more New exotic meats and meat packages. I got some great things for us and for my dog.

The sausage was okay. The meat I got for city chicken was grey and smelled funky so I threw it out.read more

I wouldn't suggest deviating this far from Cleveland just to eat here. That being said, I don't…read moreregret making the trip one bit. I came to Cleveland for pierogies, and gosh darn it, I was going to eat as many as I could. These were the best pierogies I had on my trip, although I ultimately regretted my decision to order them fried. I prefer them boiled and have a feeling I would have enjoyed them even more that way. I wish I had rented an Airbnb instead of staying in a hotel so I could have taken some of the uncooked pierogies home with me. Service was fast and friendly. This is much more of a carryout spot than a sit-down restaurant, but I grabbed one of the few tables. No drinks of any kind. Had I done a little research, I would have known that beforehand. Maybe I was a little too impulsive on this one. And for an unexpected dose of nostalgia, they were using the exact same plates my parents had when I was a kid. I never expected a plate to trigger childhood memories, but there they were.

I experienced (as to go order) the new Eastern European innovation - Pierogi Bucket! The bucket…read morecontains 30 pierogis for the price of $20. Great deal! The pierogis are golden to perfection. You have an option of adding onions or skipping them. I chose to skip the onions. The pierogis came with a generous amount of sour cream - 3 sides! I was very happy with the presentation. Who can say no to pierogi bucket?! In terms of the taste, I wasn't fully satisfied. Perhaps it's because I'm rating this as someone Eastern European with certain pierogi expectations. To me the dough was very well cooked. The inside (potato) tasted like it came out of a package as dry potato, which was disappointing. Pierogis tasted too bland, not enough salt or flavor. I would be much happier if they contain real potato and would be more flavorful. Still, I hope to stop by at Perla and order more to go orders. I'm especially interested in trying other options. They have Dubai pierogi which seems like such a tasty and viral idea!