I love this tiny candy shop and its very kind owners! It's a go to spot if you want a Boston-based…read morechocolate gift, but they do have other imported goods The woman behind the counter had us try two yummy samples (chocolate covered oranges and a peanut butter cup). I really liked the chocolate covered oranges in particular! I ended up buying chocolate covered ginger and a tea-coffee flavor set of five. The ginger isn't too sharp when you bite into it since it's been candied, and the earl grey chocolate bonbon (which I wanted to try since I saw it online) was sold out individually but still sold in the five flavor sampler. The jasmine tea white chocolate rose was also delicious and the tea flavor was surprisingly rich. It's not cheap but it's well worth a nice gift for yourself or someone else!

This review is a year late sigh. Back in December 2023 I did the holiday stroll in the area and…read morestopped in here. The staff there were very friendly and made sure to have us try all the samples they had to offer that night. We went home with a small box to try other flavors. I'm in love with the pistachio ones! Such a great place to get a special confectionery gift for someone.

After having a disappointing online experience with a delayed order, I decided to try and go in…read morestore to see what was available for purchase. The woman working was very accommodating. She went above and beyond to make sure that I was able to still purchase what I needed and make the most of it. When she didn't have the answers, she was very quick to reach out to a manager for approval. I was very happy with my in store purchase, now I just need to wait for my refund from the online order.

Take gummy candy, dress it up with clever marketing and this the result. The store is beautiful,…read moreclean looking. All gummy candy is package into fancy plastic cubes. Flavors are more upscale than your normal store bought gummy. Flavors we got include rose, champagne, peach Bellini and vanilla latte. Check the box and these say non-alcoholic. Even though some are alcohol flavored, the saleslady said the alcohol is cooked off in the cooking process. The gummy is harder than what I prefer and some of the flavors like the rose and champagne taste like regular gummy bears. The price is for the brand , not necessarily for what you get. The small cubes are ~$8 each. The larger cubes are around $25 each. However, they do have a great promos and a very good loyalty program. We were there the day after valentines and their valentine cubes were buy 3 get 2 free. In addition, they had a Presidents' Day promo - spend $30 and get a free cube which could be used in conjunction with the valentines offer (so we just had to buy 1 more cube to reach $30) In addition to that, we got a small welcome pack for joining the loyalty program and another free cube for birthday reward!

Nuts Factory in Beacon Hill is a nationwide candy and chocolate chain that has built its retail…read morepresence around elevated confections, with Dubai Chocolate as the centerpiece of what draws most people in. We walked into a location that fits the brand well, sitting comfortably among the other specialty food options in the mall without feeling out of place. The Strawberry and Dubai Chocolate combo is the natural order for anyone trying the concept for the first time. It arrived with pistachio butter and a layered set of toppings that made the whole thing feel more composed than a standard chocolate treat. The chocolate itself is smooth and restrained on the sweetness, which works in its favor and keeps the experience from tipping into cloying territory. The combination with the strawberry is well balanced, with the fruit cutting through the richness of the pistachio and chocolate in a way that keeps each bite feeling fresh rather than heavy. At around eighteen dollars, the price point is the main hesitation. The quality is there and the experience of working through the combination is genuinely enjoyable, but it is more of a one time indulgence or a special occasion treat than something that becomes a regular habit at that cost. As a gift or a novelty stop during a Prudential visit it makes more sense, and the novelty of the Dubai Chocolate format still holds up well enough to justify the trip if you have not tried it before. Decent chocolate, an experience worth having at least once, but probably not a frequent stop for most people.

So many variety of nuts, chocolates, sweets, desserts, and more. If you're looking for Dubai…read morechocolate desserts, Swedish candies, even the viral fruit mochi ice creams! After meandering around the store, we decided on getting the Dubai chocolate strawberry cup with matcha chocolate drizzle on top. Place was nice & clean, we were able to sample some of the pieces before purchase.

The best gourmet food shop in the New England area…read more The largest assortment of tea,candy Groceries and more. Wine and better beers

They have great sandwiches. I'm a bit puzzled about the complaints about the sandwiches being…read moresparse because I've never had that be the case whenever I've ordered. They are always pretty big and not skimping on ingredients...at least from my personal experiences. The store has all sorts of great foods and treats to try. It is pricey, but what do you expect in Cambridge?

I was in the store yesterday around 4:30pm and their was an extremely racist and rude gentleman…read morescreaming at the staff and manager, just wanted to give kudos to the manager for handling it in the best way humanly possible. The wife was actively trying to drag her husband out of the store all while having a 2 or 3 year old child with them. What was even more embarassing is they called the police on the manager and if he wasn't black, they probably wouldn't have done that. Please defend that manager! I can see she wrote a review that is 100% not factual and that's just awful to lie about a person and business in that fashion. Another man in the store after they left went up and shook the managers hand and I wish I would've done the same. I love Burdick's and now more than ever will I be a return customer with my kids.

Many people claimed that L.A. Burdick has the best hot chocolate in all of Boston and me being a…read morechocolate fiend I am, I have to give it a try. I got a small milk hot chocolate and it was very tasty! It was rich and decadent, but still had a good amount of sweetness. I also thought it was the perfect balance of being thick and still drinkable. If I lived in Boston, I would be frequenting this shop especially during the winter.

Madeleine's Candy Shop is a charming neighborhood candy store that feels like a modern take on a…read moreclassic sweet shop. We walked into a small but thoughtfully designed space with a fun and colorful atmosphere that makes it enjoyable to browse even before picking anything out. The shop has a curated, intentional feel, focusing on specialty treats and gift options rather than just carrying the usual selection you would find at a standard candy store. The layout is compact but well organized, with the pick-your-own candy setup adding an interactive element that makes the visit feel more engaging. The candy selection is the main highlight. There is a great mix of gummies, sour candies, chocolates, and international sweets, with many options that feel more unique than typical grocery store candy. The Swedish-style gummies and Bubs candies are especially worth checking out if you like chewy candy with different textures and flavors, and the variety across the selection gives you plenty of room to explore different combinations. The shop also has options beyond candy, including chocolate, soft serve, and seasonal treats. The soft serve adds another reason to visit, especially during warmer weather, and flavors like maple soft serve fit well with the New England feel of the store. The combination of candy and ice cream makes it feel less like a quick purchase and more like a fun dessert stop. The staff were friendly and helpful during our visit, which added to the welcoming atmosphere. The store is on the smaller side, so it can feel crowded when there are a lot of people browsing, but the layout still makes it easy to look around. The prices are a little higher than a typical candy store, but the quality and uniqueness of the products make sense for the experience. Madeleine's Candy Shop is one of those places that feels like a destination rather than just a place to buy sweets. The cute atmosphere, creative selection, and attention to detail make it a great stop for a treat, a gift, or simply a fun place to browse. It offers a candy shopping experience that feels both thoughtful and playful, with a rotating selection that rewards repeat visits and exploration.

My friend and I came here after Thursday dinner on a really hot Boston day, and the line was down…read morethe block! Luckily it moved relatively quickly. I ordered a mini chocolate/maple swirl with chocolate sprinkles and it was DELIGHTFUL! Very smooth, rich, and creamy soft serve. The maple flavor was a nice twist. This is really just a window attached to the candy store, so a lot of people were milling around on the sidewalk after getting their ice cream! I'll definitely be back!!

These chocolates are pricey ($54 for a 10 box + 5 box) and can be hit or miss but overall…read moredelicious! That said, if you're a chocoholic and love trying flavors from around the world it's worth dropping by. I came by to get some valentine boxes and the staff were very nice + efficient so they moved through the long line easily. I must say, wow their chocolate selection was impressive! The display was stocked full of unique truffles and their packaging was beautiful. We were happy with most of the chocolates but one did taste a little stale unfortunately. Otherwise, definitely a nice spot to find a gift for a special someone!

Stopped in here with my friend so she could look for some last-min Christmas gifts. They have a ton…read moreof options here to curb your sweet tooth. My friend bought a Dubai chocolate bar for $17. It's pricey, but delicious. Solid option in Beacon Hill.

The staff was so kind and helpful here! This was my first time stepping into Läderach Chocolatier…read moreSuisse and buying some chocolate. Läderach took over 34 of Godiva's leases in the U.S., after Godiva closed all of their brick & mortar locations. We tried a few of their chocolates but ended up going with the milk chocolate hazelnut to take home! Very delicious. I also got one of the truffles/bonbon to try: pralines pravé Trinidad and I'm excited to try it later. Our total was ~$16 for both items. They have a lot of options to choose from, which I love! Everything seems to be well made & tasty. One of my favorites we tried was a strawberry chocolate & seemed like they used real sun dried strawberries to make it. Highly recommend trying Läderach if you haven't yet!

I always walk by their location in Braintree but never tried it since they took over the Godiva…read morestore. Today i walked by the location at prudential and there was a gentleman outside with milk choco - hazelnut bars broken up for samples. I said "hey i love that particular combo" so agreed to take a sample. Went back about 20 min later with the lady and bought a a broken chunk from their large slabs. I honestly don't have receipt but forget if it was 4oz or 8oz haha i ate it already. It was 16 bucks. The lady opted for a fudge cube pralines pavè Trinidad. They checked us out gave us nice bag and packaging and we were out. The choco sampling did it for me expensive yes but it was so clean and good. I'd get it occasionally in the future. Don't be afraid to ask for samples, they'll gladly let u try (at least the big slab ones) not sure about the Bon Bon style ones.