This adorable little store needs more business. An Ajumma runs this store. She's polite and…read morewelcoming. This store has the basics: snacks, dried goods and a few refrigerated items. They also sell face masks and rent/sell Korean Dramas, not likely to be english dubbed. So if your in the area, stop in and buy something; shop local.

As an American with little knowledge of other cultures, this was a pleasant surprise. The fresh…read morebread they have has a really good flavor and was very fresh. There are lots of different foreign food options and the employees are very kind. As a Puerto Rican American, I felt very welcomed.

We come for fresh, hearty bread, the piroshki, sometimes some Hungarian salami, assorted candies,…read moreand drinks. Huge tea selection, love the candy aisle. The cheeses are also interesting, lots of types of farmer's cheeses, kefir, butter, and yogurt. They do carry cakes, but they are not made in-house. Large assortment of canned and dried mushrooms and canned fish as well. And caviar! The freezers hold several flavors and brands of pelmeni and small dumplings. There is a prepared foods counter at the back, but we have never tried anything since most of it has meat in it (we are 2/3 vegetarian.) The only issue we have come across is that a lot of the ladies behind the cases will not speak English, or even attempt to try to communicate with you unless you are speaking Russian. My husban is Hungarian and remembers some from school, so they at least tried to understand him.

I first found out about Pops at the Big E and have fallin in love with their chocolate since then…read more I'm very fortunate that I work down the street and can visit them anytime that I want although that could be a very dangerous thing at the same time. The owners are the nicest people ever, more than willing to answer your questions when it comes to what's in the chocolates, any allergies and how they're made. They are definitely a family owned company that takes pride in their product.

A-ma-zing chocolate covered apricots and their turtles are scrumptious too. If you love good Chico…read morethen you should give this place a go. I have tasted many of their products and they are all really good quality yummy chocolates. I personally think the apricots stand out because - hey how often do you see chocolate covered apricots in stores? Give them a try!

In Thorns Marketplace in Northampton, MA you I'll come across some delightful chocolates and…read moretruffles. I wasn't sure if my mind was playing games on me, but on my last trip to Northampton this chocolate stand was called Heavenly Chocolate, and now they're called Firetype Chocolate. They simply decided to go for a new name. They're just a small stand located across from Share Northampton. The chocolate variety they offer is anything but small. One little truffle will set you back almost $3.00. As far as I could tell everything is sold individually, not by weight. I got some of the chocolate that sounded a bit interesting, also the barks are a bit larger than the truffles. I got the Salted Almond Bark, Maple Honeycomb and another one that's very similar. These are such quality chocolates. The honeycomb is a bit sticky, and you might need to floss your teeth right after. They also have a small selection of gummy candy. I got the pear, these are soft and juicy. These are unique, flavorful chocolates, that any chocolate lover is sure to appreciate. Firetype Chocolates are made by hand right here in Northampton. This is their only physical location.

I bought these chocolates for my wife for Mother's Day. She said they were the best that she's…read moreever had and requested a box for each holiday going forward. The clerk was also super nice and patient and also hand wrote a "map" to the chocolates so my wife would know what each one was. Very helpful.

Absolutely fantastic selection of all manner of comestibles from Europe- excellent breads, tinned…read morefish, mind- blowing selection of flavored ​black teas ​and herbal tisanes.

It's really a small supermarket, I go for fruits and vegetable which are good quality. They also…read morehave noodles butter and other dairy products imported from Germany other places in central Europe at reasonable prices. I don't partake but they make their own sausage and other central European items. English Russian and (I believe ) Ukraine are spoken

I have been a customer of Snelgrove's since they were located in Windsor in the early 90s most…read moreprominently for floral arrangements. We used them at Wedding venues as well as for funerals. Subsequently, we have now utilized them in Enfield as a chocolatier for numerous gift giving occasions! They are wonderful and will not disappoint!!

Wow! What an amazing hidden gem I found today. This chocolate store has everything you can imagine…read more& so many gifts. The staff was so nice & the goodies were so delicious.

"They got a name for the winners in the world I want a name…read morewhen I lose They call Alabama the Crimson Tide Call me Deacon Blues" (Steely Dan) We were at the NEPM Asparagus Festival in Hadley and saw the Crimson Lion stall in vendor row. They had a fantastic display of salsa jars and what looked like a sampling station of 20 or so varieties. Now, I'm a salsa fiend. I use it on my eggs, mix it in my soups, and love to snack on a 100-calorie pack of Pringles and a small bowl of salsa. Salsa is pretty close to calorie free, ya know.... I had a sample of their Cherry Salsa, and loved its bright flavor, so I decided they did pretty good job with fruit salsas. I picked up a jar of Hawaiian Pineapple and Best Chopped Salsas. Both were on the mild side, because all of their spicy salsas had quickly sold out. The Chopped Salsa had a nice smoky taste, and I liked the texture of the chopped ingredients. The onions and jalapenos had a bit of a crunch and weren't pulverized into a homogeneous state. The salsas were pricey - over $10 a jar. I usually don't go that high, but I was swept up in the "support the local business" social responsibility vibes of the festival, so I made an exception.

My first experience with Crimson Lion seedless raspberry jam was when my daughter gave me a jar…read morethat she purchased at one of the farmers markets for my birthday. I started craving it on toasted Naan bread as a dessert after dinner - instead of something less healthy. The flavor is outstanding - very strong, fresh raspberry flavor - smooth and silky! I just about licked the jar when there wasn't any left. My brother lives in Westfield and last summer he took me to a country store that sells fresh produce and baked goods In town. To my delight, they had some Crimson Lion products. I was delighted to find my seedless raspberry jam! The owner stated that Crimson Lion suppliers would back would be back in the Fall to stock the store with more products. Unfortunately I haven't been back yet but plan on visiting soon!

Maureen's Sweet Shoppe has a great selection of hand made premium chocolates. It was fun to pick…read moreout the different chocolates to try. They are all very delicious! I recommend the peanut butter cups, they are so much better than the name brand ones.

Like the scene from National Lampoons European Vacation when they're stuck in the roundabout, is me…read moretrying to get to Maureen's Sweet Shoppe. I pass by it everyday going through the rotary, but for years could never figure out how to get there. One day, after years on wondering, I asked my wife how to get there, and she told me the entrance is behind that gas station on Pleasant Street. Well today, I did it, I successfully found my way inside In search of sugar free chocolates for my crazed diabetic mother-in-law. It's a decent size shop, with some nice displays, and a variety of different candies, but it seems everyone is there for the chocolates. Service was very nice, and willing to accommodate my special request of a custom sugar free gift set. They took the extra time and effort to decorate the two gift sets I bought in Valentines Day red ribbon. It's strictly candy, and much more of a variety of chocolates than Pete's Sweets down the street. P.S. To the old man(must of been Maureen's father)who was blatantly watching me as soon as I walked in. Chill out dude, I didn't rob them or steal anything, but did give them a $50 sale, and a four star Yelp review. Stopped in a second time and the place was in disarray. The carpet was dirty, and needed to be vacuumed. The chocolate cases were all messed up and low on supply. Maureen wasn't in the greatest mood. My wife was less than impressed with the state of the place, selection, and especially the prices.