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    Shawn A.

    Avergae products at best! Beautiful displays, great customer oriented staff, very clean and nice displays. I decided to go ahead and give their product a try. I purchased a wide array of selected chocolate with nuts and one of the their top selling mixed nuts. The prices are outrageously high. For ~$45/lbs chocolate and ~$15/lbs mixed nuts. The taste are so so average and really nothing special for me. I buy Swiss made chocolate in Switzerland that end up being cheaper than this place and the their taste makes their high price worth the unique experience. I don't think I will try it again.

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    10 years ago

    Nuts, chocolate, dried fruits, they are all so good!! Definitely should visit when ppl go to Boston.

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    Great service, beautiful presentation and delicious nuts and chocolates. Love this place!

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    OMG the best nuts by far, ever!! and the pistachio butter is so good its surreal!

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    Fabulous gem of a shop in Watertown and Boston! A must for the Holidays. Always fresh, top notch quality and service.

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    Dried Fruit - Excellent - they did stop carrying my favorite about 2 years ago, but overall, fantastic things.

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