I am getting soured on John & Kira's chocolates. They and many other food vendors have contracted…read morewith a company called Goldbelly to ship their orders. I am now suffering an onslaught of inescapable Goldbelly marketing emails (30 emails from December 13-25, so far). They have no Unsubscribe button, not does their web site. The Goldbelly chat bot says to unsubscribe, click that button at the bottom of their emails. There IS NO SUCH BUTTON, and the damn emails just keep on coming, all day long. I like J&K's chocolates and we bought several boxes for family and friends this Christmas, but Goldbelly is going them a disservice. I am now reluctant to buy from them again. It isn't worth this harrassment that comes as a result.

John & Kira's continues to expand their line of delectable (and locally made) chocolate treats and…read moreboy are they terrific. Beautiful packaging for gift giving and most importantly - such amazing flavor. The quality is really there. We love and support you J & K!!!

There's nothing like the almost stale rictus of an Entenmann's donut that has been cooling their…read moreembalmed heels for months in that familiar white box that could easily double as an urn at a cheapo funeral. Now owned by Mexico's Bimbo Bekery conglomerate, Entenmann's has been a Sunday morning staple for millions of kids and families of a certain mid-century vintage. Whare I grew up Italian Bakeries proliferated but nothing Guissepe and Nonna could conjure ever replicated the cardboard mouthfeel of those Sunday donuts. Call me crazy. Five easy stars.

Stale Entenmann's still tastes better than fresh other brands. My favorites are the chocolate chip…read morecookies (milk chocolate and original), rich frosted (chocolate) donuts, raspberry danish twist, cheese danish twist, and fudge iced golden cake. All are delicious yet taste even better with fresh whole milk. Five stars for fresh Entenmann's but four stars for this slightly stale stuff. Either way, go for it! Yummy!

They had every candy I could think of plus bottled nostalgic sodas. British candy and other…read morecountries.

Some of the best chocolate I've ever gotten! I was so pleasantly surprised when I came here to get…read moresome chocolates as gifts for friends that I ended up getting my own box and immediately devouring most of it over the course of a day or so. Really good chocolate covered marshmallows, coffee buttercream, coconut buttercream, strawberry buttercream, etc. I will definitely stop back in at least once more before I move!

Big Heart Bakes is a popup local bakery serving the Philly area -…read more Chef Legs is the proud owner of this business, and she offers various seasonal treats, GF and vegan, too! I purchased the Orange Dream cookie and the Sweet Corn Basque Cheese Cake - both were scrumptious! The chef is super sweet and friendly! She is really great in posting her upcoming appearances, so be sure to check this local bakery out - you won't be disappointed!

I tried their cookies, cakes and they were amazing! Definitely recommend if you're a dessert loversread more

I am a lover of scones, and this bakery has the best in a ten mile radius. Sadly, I have now been…read morepriced out at $4.95/ea. Having been a customer for almost two years, I remember paying $3.50/ea. But what was once an every weekend staple, is now a special occasion indulgence. I'll check back occasionally to see if sensible pricing returns. In the meantime I will miss this particular part of my Sunday routine. The owners should also remember that customers can hear them when they talk down to their employees.

SHOP AT THE HEAD NUT CANDY SHOP NOT HERE!! If I could give zero stars I would, and by the look of…read moreother reviews they would deserve it. Spent almost $50 on candies and treats, and firstly all of the "bulk" candy was clearly stale and had been out for a long time. My partner and I also purchased treats called "thin mints" (which any google search would tell you thin mints = girl scout style cookie treat) but when we opened them at home they were peppermint patties, a completely different treat and not something either of us like. We went back today to see if we had been given the wrong thing or if they could help us, and the woman there (assuming she was the owner/manager by her demeanor) was so so unprofessional and dismissive! We walked in and no one greeted us, the "owner" woman was at the register on her cell phone talking and turned away from us upon walking in. After a few minutes a young girl came out and helped us, so I explained the miscommunication the day before. The owner (note, she was also in the store the day before during our initial transaction) interrupted to explain in a pretty condescending way that they meant something different by "thin mints" and that we clearly did not know. She then got back on her phone and turned her back, clearly did not care that a customer was unhappy. I explained to her employee that this was clearly a miscommunication and can they help us with switching to a candy we like or give us a refund, and she quickly refused and offered no other path to making the situation right. So disappointing to want to support a small business, just to realize they completely don't care about what they are selling or who they are selling to. Seriously, go to the Head Nut candy shop in town instead.

Fun old school sweet shop with hundreds of candy! Available to buy by the pound as well! I'm…read moretalking fudge, rock candy, chocolates, gummies- pretty much every candy you can think of, they have it! I opted for Bassets world famous ice cream. It was fresh, creamy and served with a color changing spoon that reacted to temperature. Made the process of enjoying my ice cream that more fun! I got cookie dough with rainbow sprinkles, a true treat on a hot day!

Glen Mills, PA - my introduction to Maryellen's cake pops came via a box of treats brought to a…read moreparty by a co-worker who lives outside Philadelphia. I immediately fell in love with these decadent, moist, and melt-in-your-mouth little spheres of joy on a stick. The business seems to run primarily on wholesale and custom orders for private and corporate events, but individual retail orders are welcome. I don't think there's a storefront but you can purchase direct from their processing facility in Glen Mills or order online for pickup. They also ship nationally. The classic collection is always available, with changing seasonal and themed pops to keep things interesting. I've ordered for delivery to NY a couple of times, and while the shipping ain't cheap (it's fresh food and packaged accordingly, after all), I haven't found a better source of high quality made-to-order cake pops in northern NJ and Rockland County. (If anyone has any leads, please tell me!) I called to ask about the shipping/receipt timeline as the website isn't entirely clear (Maryellen herself answered!), and was told they ship orders Mon/Tue/Wed via FedEx and I'd likely get my order the following week. It took less than 2 weeks for the order to arrive the first time. However, on this occasion, when almost 2 weeks passed without any shipping notification in my inbox and fearing they'd forgotten my order (and realizing in panic that if it doesn't go out by the next day, Wednesday, my order would be too late for teacher appreciation week), I called to check on the status of the order and explained the situation. To their credit, they took care of the issue right away and overnighted the package to me. So I appreciate the responsive customer service, and add points for having a real live human on the other end who picks up immediately, when I'm so used to repeatedly and futilely shouting "AGENT!" into the phone in this era of automated answering service hell. So, do allow at least two weeks to receive your order, even for a single box of ten. Bulk orders might take longer. I'm told the pops will keep for 3 months in the fridge, or 6 months in the freezer, but probably you'll want to eat them as fresh as possible.

Wonderful experience, ordering was easy. Treats were delicious, can't wait to order some more…read moregoodies.