Heck yes! 5 stars baby. This is my favorite Antojitos (latín…read moremunchies) spot in the valley right now, this place is Ran by A super sweet young couple with their very famous daughter nicknamed Mimi, hence the name. They offer a variety of munchies, the most popular thing on the menu is the mimi's cup it is made with a base of all natural ice cream and topped with fruits and candies of your choice, their queso cup is also very popular, it's a yummy version of nachos and you get to pick from four different kinds of chips to go with it, ranging from Hot Cheetos to just regular potato chips. These guys are located inside Maria's market number three and they are worth a try, you will not be dissapointed. I can say I'm a regular

This is my favorite snack place to get all my munchies ! The ice cream is all natural! They have…read moredairy free options for ice cream, they're Mimis Cup is so good and their Fresa s Con Crema is not like any other

This local bakery is cute little spot to pick up Pan dulce. They have all the classics like concha,…read moremantecadas, cortadillo, my personal fave are the empanadas and not many places have 4 different flavors in stock . The workers have been polite and friendly every time Ive come in. They also have flans, jellos and sell Aguas and tamales. Only downside Ive had was buying this plus size guava with cheese and was mostly bread filling . If you're looking to have something else with your morning coffee id recommend dropping by and try a dozen or so.

If I could give zero stars I would! The only decent service I got was from the cashier, she was…read morefriendly and attentive. The lady who took my cake order was rude, dismissive and didn't care to design my cake as I wanted. I asked for a dinosaur cake and all I got was a $50.00 grass with poop cake. I am so disappointed and wish I would've ran out sooner when I noticed the customer service was off. I try to give local places a chance but this is why I will never go back. The picture speaks for itself! DO NOT ORDER CAKE FROM THIS BAKERY!

Dessert is my Kryptonite and I had to make a stop here. This is in the basement of the mall. Lot of…read moregreat candy selections and I was excited to get the dark chocolate and salted caramel apple. The chocolate and caramel tasted great but the apple was mushy and gross. I ended up just eating the outside and junking the apple. The girl at the counter was pretty surly too which also detracted from the visit.

Attention sugar lovers! Our new meet up place is in Herriman at the Salt City Sweet Shop. Whether…read moreyou are into candy, fudge, soda, caramel apples, cotton candy or ice cream-this place has it. The selection is rather impressive. Candy takes most of us back to our childhood, so it's appropriate that the theme here is "retro." Along with candy from yesteryear, there are cool vintage looking signs and knick knacks for collectors. There are also tons of glass bottles of soda-the kind that you probably grew up drinking, or wish you had. Leatherby's ice cream (arguably the best out there) is served here as well. Want chocolate? Yup, plenty of decadent chocolates as well as a mouth-watering assortment of caramel apples. Really, there's something for everyone. If you don't find something here that you like, I would really question your level of contentment in life. I docked a star for a couple things. First, the location is tricky to get to. There's no direct access from the road, you have to maneuver around the building and enter from the side opposite the main road. It appears that another entrance is planned, but a temporary concrete barrier prevents it from being used until it's fully developed. So that's a challenge-one that will be resolved as the area grows and fills in. The other challenge was the customer service. There were two young ladies working there and neither of them greeting us when we entered. (It's a small enough space, and we were the only customers. It just felt awkward to walk in and start browsing while she just watched us.) When we checked out, I attempted friendly small talk and it fell flat. She wasn't rude, just not the friendly personality I'd hope to find in a local, small business. Otherwise, it's a great place and I'm sure my sweet tooth will guide me back again!

It has been a lot of years since I have been there. I am in a long term care facility now but I…read moreused to go and get a caramel apple. They had so many variations to choose from even black licorice caramel apples for Halloween. They were the best! Great gifts too for people who craved a good caramel apple, The chocolate caramel pretzels were a big hit at our house. It never hurts feeling like a kid in a candy store.

The BEST chocolates ever made! Favored by my family for 3 generations now. Don't be fooled by the…read moreother store. THIS is the one you want.

I made it very clear to my boyfriend that I needed to stop and get a box of chocolates for…read moreValentine's Day. After reading the reviews, I knew this was the one! Immediately, after walking through the door, I was in a whimsical and special place. There were adorable felted crafts in one of the cases. I have a calico kitty and of course needed one of the calico ones to bring home. Then, I moved on to chocolate. I loved how many gorgeous options they had. The young man who helped select the chocolates for our box was extremely friendly and kind. Everything was festive and the decorations were cheery. We got into the chocolates last night and they are some of the best I have ever had. What a treasure of a place!!! Wow!

$7. 2 dark chocolate truffles. Bourbon & Marzipan $5.50. 1…read moresingle scoop Spumoni It took me a minute to get my bearings in this shop. There's a craft counter, a chocolate counter, and an ice cream counter, and no clear lines or what not. At first glance, it's not immediately obvious where to focus your attention, so I went with the ice cream for here and took the chocolates walking. The owner was out on the floor chatting with customers, which gave the place a welcoming and local feel. It was nice. A few times I hovered close to him and tried to find an opening to ask him some questions about the products, but he was busy with other guests. As for the history of the business, there are enough newspaper clippings and articles on the walls to keep anyone occupied while waiting. Most of the staff appeared to be high school- or younger college-aged employees handling the day-to-day operations. The ice cream isn't made in-house (it's Farr's brand), so this review is more about the experience than the product itself. The serving size was fair, and I opted for the spumoni. Yes, really, spumoni. Three other people in our group between their twenties and forties had never even heard of the flavor before. The ice cream is scooped from a mixed single barrel rather than barrel with separated sections, so the chocolate, pistachio, and cherry had blended together. It was kind of like putting different sodas into the same cup. While I enjoy ice cream and these flavors, others might not think the same. The standout items for me were the chocolates. The bourbon chocolate came with a huge flavor punch. It was rich, bold, and intense enough that I needed a break and a glass of water afterward. It's not for the faint of heart and you need to be serious about chocolates to have an appreciation for this one. The marzipan, on the other hand, was a perfect follow-up. Not to sweet, balanced, and a very nice almond flavor. It was delicious and served as a nice palate refresher after the bourbon's performance. Between the chocolates and the owner's visible presence this was an enjoyable stop. The chocolates were easily the stars of the visit and worth it if you're in the area.

I love the products produced in this Salt Lake City facility and that all started in early 2000…read morewhen I was working on a project in central Utah and my general contractor arranged a behind the scenes tour of this newly opened facility to look at some of the state of the art construction and production methods implemented during its construction and start-up phase. It is definitely an impressive operation and it was then that I got my first introduction to their products, I admit it wasn't until my visit that I paid much attention to who was making some of my favorites candies. Although the process has incorporated lots of technology since their humble beginnings in the name of efficiency - the quality and passion is alive and well. Although I am told factory tours are no longer available I trust that this five generation business still holds the values and work ethics of the founder. I purchased my latest standup pouch of assorted sours from Cracker Barrel but after returning to their website I think ordering them direct from Sweets online in bulk is definitely a better value and ensures I won't run out anytime soon...

Permanently closed to the public. We took a special trip to visit the store. Super disappointed…read more Very hard to find these candies in LA and they don't ship in the summer (toss an ice pack in the box!). They should update their Yelp page.

Chocolates here are amazing. I've tried dark chocolate at a few local chocolate shops, and this one…read moreis my favorite. It's a bit pricey, but I think with the great quality that it's worth it. My favorites are the dark chocolate covered cinnamon bears and the dark chocolate covered marshmallows. I called to make sure they had what I wanted in stock and they said they can always make what you want and have it ready in a couple of days if you call or request online. I did that and it went great. Highly recommend.

Rebecca's Chocolates is truly amazing!! I have been purchasing chocolates from them for about 34…read moreyears!! Their chocolates are fresh and delicious! They use very high quality ingredients! They are incredibly helpful and, since I now live in Wyoming, they ship my orders and do a great job!! I only recommend trying them if you want the best chocolates you've ever tasted and want to be incurably addicted for life!!