They make the absolute best peanut butter sponge candy I've ever had in my life! The very large…read morepieces were nearly twice the size of competitors sponge candy, and everything else - the taste, quality, texture were superior as well. I came with a friend and will be a customer for life now!

My wife, who lived in nearby Amherst for 9 years, tells me that Yia Yia's Goodies makes a very good…read moreversion of Sponge Candy. I'd argue that there's no such thing, but I love my wife more than I hate sponge candy, and so, at her behest, I say, visit Yia Yia's and buy as much of the stuff as you can tolerate.

Great little bake shop in Holland, NY. I called to coordinate a cupcake order for a kids birthday…read moreat school. The convenient delivery is a huge plus. Just be sure to order far enough in advance of the date.

Everything was perfect and delicious  Absolutely delicious cookies and the cats were so beautifully…read moredecorated to look like my 2  And the Blue Monster cookie has been a huge favorite (they're all already gone!) along with the smores and snickerdoodles. Each kind of cookie is so delightfully unique and simply fantastic. I won't hesitate to order from A.L.L. Sweet Shop & Bakery again and again, and thank you so much for helping to save the rescues!

Vidler's is the largest five and dime store in the USA, and its historic wooden floors and vintage…read moredisplays are a huge draw for tourists as well as the faithful locals who call East Aurora "home". Alongside peppermint sticks, lollipops burnt candied peanuts and cow-tails in the penny candy shop, you can get a bag of popcorn from the antique popcorn machine! For the price of one thin dime, you will be transported to the Victoria era where ladies dressed and fancy hats and gloves when they shopped. And while you were waiting for your popcorn, do take a ride on Sandi the mechanical horse. Of course that's also a dime!

Fun shop that goes on and on and on With a little bit of everything to look at! Great place to…read morewander on a rainy day!

Came in town for business but was not leaving without some delicious Watson's Sponge Candy. Shannon…read morewas the best!! So glad we stopped and met her at this location.

Well first off, the good stuff... I went into this store and I have to say that the selection is…read moreincredible, the store was super clean and everything was laid out beautifully in the display cases and around the store itself. The lady behind the counter was super polite and very helpful with my selections. I typically do my chocolate shopping at one of the competitors stores however I thought I would try Watson's chocolate and my first impression was very high. One of the items I purchased was orange sponge candy and she had a little concern that maybe some of it wasn't up to the high standards that they try to abide by so she asked if you check the box first. She explained that during the summer time sometimes sponge candy doesn't survive the trip for too long so no problem I said she gloved up and checked all of them, found a couple that weren't passing her quality control standards so she replaced them. I took that box and a couple of other selections, paid and left. One of the other items I tried was fudge meltaway which I had never actually had before. Personally my wife and I didn't care for it however that is probably just our personal palate coming into play as I'm quite certain it wasn't prepared improperly or anything. The coconut patties were very good and the orange sponge candy honestly some of it was kind of chewy. The fact that she had some concern over the quality of this and felt the need to check it kind of threw up a little bit of a red flag for me and after getting it home and having some I'd have to say I'm a little disappointed. I'm not by any means a connoisseur of sponge candy or anything however if what she said was true about it staying fresh during the summer months and obviously she had some concern that it may not have been, why wouldn't you just pull all of it off the shelf and make more? I mean I used to manage a restaurant and it's the same idea in my opinion, if you're not happy with the food going out, don't send it. I would rather have purchased just milk chocolate sponge candy and been reassured that they didn't have orange because it failed their quality check. So I took one star off what would have been a five star review for that reason, the other one I took off because I couldn't find the building. If you approach this location from the side that I did, the side that faces a little strip mall with a good sized parking lot, there is no signage of any kind anywhere that says hey this is a store that sells chocolate. It just looks like a house sitting on a separate property off to the side. My GPS said I was there, I'm driving around the parking lot for 5 minutes looking at all of the store fronts trying to find Watson's chocolate, and it doesn't exist. I finally put my GPS on walking directions and found myself approaching like I said what looked like somebody's big old house... And I didn't even feel comfortable doing that until I got about 6 ft from the door where there's a sheet of paper sized sign that says Watson's chocolate and has the hours posted. I mean seriously something that could be seen from the road would have been nice, something that could have been seen from the parking lot would have been even better. Apparently if you approached this from the other direction there's a great big sign so I would have had to have driven past it not realizing it and did a u-turn and then I would have said oh there it is. The lady working inside like I said was very super polite and I suggested that to her and she kind of looked at me and said the owners are aware of it but they haven't done anything about it yet. I'm guessing nobody local has a problem because yeah they probably know where this place is however I live over 3 hours away and didn't have a clue. So yeah I'm kind of mixed as far as my opinion of the actual chocolate, I might go back and try a couple other selections and see how they taste. If I do I will try a different sponge candy, maybe one that sells more often so the stock is rotated more often.

Great spot to grab a gift. They have anything you can think of made into chocolate form -…read moreinitials, flowers, fire trucks, pizza and wings with "blue cheese." Stopped in looking for something sweet to give my daughter after her recital. Walked out with some chocolate flower pops and a few truffles for myself and mom. The young cashiers were so friendly and patient as I contemplated all my choices and picked out each chocolate treat individually. Will definitely keep this place in mind when it comes to gift giving.

I don't understand the 1 star reviews, this place is AMAZING!!! I went here expecting just…read morechocolates but they have ice cream too! They also have handcrafted sponge candies which I have never tried before. The employee at the counter was extremely polite and happy that I liked the sponge candy. This place is underrated.

Marilla country store holds enormous appeal for adults as well as children. Upon entering the…read morestore, my two young grandsons began begging to buy something. I held them off for the better part of an hour after which they picked out a substantial amount of candy at the registers. This is the ideal place to find primitive and modern farmhouse country decor. They have beautiful textiles, housewares and dishware. There's also an enormous selection of gifts, fashions, accessories, and about 1 million different sprinkles in their cake decorating corner My two little guys enjoy the overall antique appearance of the building, but especially on the second floor. The museum holds a great allure to them. We did stop at the candy counter and bring home a box of hand-dipped chocolates, and some unusual gummy candies. We had a great time!

This place is super cute! Has an old time feel to it. Reminds me of when I was little with all the…read morecandy on the wall and the little Knick knacks to choose from. They have a deli and a lot of prepackaged dry goods selection. Some of the house decor is a little higher priced. I found some really cute stuffed veggie toys but they were nearly $60! Yikes. Overall, everything else was really nice. They had Amish made products too which we'll be back for. Staff was friendly :)

The amount of times we've come to Rosie's this summer alone should be studied lol…read more We loveeeee their ice cream! The cold brew flavor has my family in a chokehold & i'mobsessed with the yabadabadoo one! I have celiac & have had ice cream & shakes with no issues from them! Sadly can't have their incredibly smelling waffle cones! But they do carry gluten free cake cones (not my fav lol)

We stopped in for our first visit on a Friday evening at six; there was an art festival in part of…read morethe parking lot, so it was a little congested. The building is an old one on Main Street, decorated in the Roycroft style and font: Minimalist and decorative. The line for ice cream moved quickly: The women behind the counter worked hard to fill orders, and most people knew what they wanted. We chose scoops of chocolate "Bada bing Bada bourbon" in a cup, and two scoops of gelato in a waffle cone. The portions were enormous! I've never seen an ice cream so large! The total was about $15 for four scoops, and a small upcharge for the waffle cone. This is great value! The flavors were so good we were already making plans to return by the time we left. A word about the layout: There are chair on the front lawn; the front porch and inside have tables and chairs. A single unisex bathroom serves everyone; in summer there can be a line. Most of the people there at that hour were young families; the strollers and prams parked near the stairs. Is there anything cuter than seeing a toddler enjoying an ice cream?

The Aurora Theatre and Popcorn Shop is open throughout the day, prior to Show Times…read more They're exotic flavors, elevated popcorn eating to a new level! Not only is popcorn served with movie theater, butter, and salt, but you can get any number of sweet and savory flavors custom blended for you. You will want to check for store hours before coming down, but it's nice to be able to shop for popcorn during the daytime.

We had the opportunity to go see Grease at The Aurora Theatre. Nothing like seeing an old movie on…read morea big screen. Old movie theaters are always fun to visit. The back half of the seating has been updated with modern reclining seats. With this, you get to experience the old theater in comfort. There's a small concession stand & I got the old standby pop & popcorn. I know they advertise a popcorn shop but didn't see anything other than the standard movie theater popcorn. Overall nice visit. 2025-45

Listen, I'm just here to tell anyone looking for seeded watermelons (because they're nowhere to be…read morefound in the area) that Niagara Produce has both seeded and unseeded watermelons! Why does this matter? Well, over 90% of the watermelons in our great country are now unseeded and I don't know about you but I care that my fruits and vegetables are not genetically modified and I eat the entire watermelon because health benefits matter. You can and should eat the seeds of the watermelon, they're super duper good for you! You can also eat the rind (yes, you can). Or just save some seeds and grow them yourself. Scary to think so many of our foods are now seedless, this madness has to stop! I could say so much more on the subject but I'll stop now and just add... Niagara Produce is a great place to shop for your grocery needs, they have a great selection of produce, meats and even cheeses if you're looking for charcuterie board goodies. They also have a wonderfully huge greenhouse and selection of beautiful plants, just take a little stroll and enjoy the beauty. And, if you're not into that, go grab a slice of Just Pizza just because! Happy shopping!

This might be my new favorite grocery store in the area. I went in for the first time after all…read morethis time saying I wanted to check it out and I was so happy I did. It feels like a very upscale shopping experience with a hometown vibe. I went in for a few things and left with a full cart. I love the prices here as they are lower or competitive with other stores. They have a full deli and their produce has a lot of variety with some local products too. They have a lot of local products as well as what feels like things made in house. Super cool to support local here. They also have an ice cream shop and a Just Pizza location inside the store which is great especially if you go grocery shopping hungry which seems to happen to me quite often. All of the staff here were super nice and helped me get everything I needed. We will definitely be coming here more often for groceries now that we know how incredible this place is!

I've been coming to Bippert's since I was a little girl. My parents would bring me here for a nice…read morelittle drive from Buffalo's lower West Side during the fall for grapes and to select pumpkins to carve. Bippert's goes all in the fall, thriving with Halloween decorations, pumpkins, squash, rides for the children and animatronic decor. They have painted Buffalo Bills support pumpkins and it's all really nice, worth a stop. * For Thanksgiving you need one of their pies on your table! Pies you say? Ah yes, for about $22 a pie or so (they're large) you can order pies for your Thanksgiving and they'll notify you when to pick them up. There's always a long line for pick up so get there early! They have mixed berry and coconut creme pie which are my personal favorite but they also have cherry, raspberry, blueberry, apple, rhubarb, and you can find peach in the summer. There are a couple other flavors, I forget but they also have zucchini bread, carrot cake, pastries, cookies and muffins. Yes, they're delicious. Another reason I come to Bippert's is because I eat a lot of eggs and they carry organic local farm fresh eggs 3 dozen for $16. Yes, I will buy their eggs versus going to the grocery store because there are more recalls on eggs than I care to discuss right now. Buy from your local farmer before the store people! Bippert's carries some fresh produce (whatever is seasonal) and frozen meat. I saw today that they had seedless watermelon and I got sad. I wanted to ask them where they get their watermelon but I forgot. I expected a farm to have seeded but I guess not. What is this world coming to if you can't even get a seeded watermelon at the farm. Anyway, visit them when you can, they're open year-round!

First off. Cute place. Lots of local products. And good stuff too. The gooiest brownies I've ever…read morehad. More than that though, there was an error on my bill that I didn't notice until later. They too care of it perfectly. I'll be back!