We got to try Crumbl for the first time this past weekend…read more They just opened one finally in Canada but unfortunately it was too busy on the first night so we ended up stopping off at the one in Niagara Falls, NY on our shops trip They always change the menu every week which is really unique We ordered a mini 3-pack After getting home we shared it with my mom OMG They were so good I loved the key lime pie The apple pie was just as good The double chocolate chunk had a mix of sweet and salt which made it unique Ordering there was easy Staff was friendly Definitely recommend trying these cookies and pies out here

We got to try Crumbl for the first time…read more Recently a location opened in Canada but it was insanely busy on opening night So on a little cross border shopping trip we ended up going to the one in Niagara Falls We got a mini 3-pack of the featured item menus We ended up getting the key lime pie, apple pie, and the double chocolate chunk Oh My God What a delicious little bite of heaven The chocolate chunk had a nice mix of sweet and salty The key lime I didn't try as my wife and mother-in-law shared it and they both loved it The apple pie... So delectable I can see and understand the hype behind these cookies Will definitely go back again at our Canadian location percent recommending this for a nice dessert

These are the best gourmet apples I ever had. My favorite is the Snickers apple. A must try!!!read more

Such a great company. They specialize in one main product so that is why they are so good and…read moredelicious. Excellent customer service. Such nice guys.

Pictured: Milk chocolate sponge candy, Easter chocolate, jar candy, and Kelly's fine chocolates…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Kelly's Country Store 5 stars!

This a great store that I've driven by so many times and never stopped. I really love all the old…read moreschool candy and great little finds that I've forgotten about over the years. Walking in just feels like a piece of my childhood that I forgot about. The penny candy is the best. I used to love all the different kinds of taffy and this just screams nostalgia. My husband loves sponge candy and he found some that he absolutely loves. The store is great and I will be back for sure.

I came here after eating at Duffs. I bought their orange sponge candy and I wanted to compare it to…read morePlatters. Watsons is also a lot smaller, so I wanted to help out the smaller mom and pop place. The lady was very friendly and the chocolates tasted amazing. I can definitely see myself returning.

While visiting Buffalo, we had to try the sponge candies. We heard Waston's chocolates make some of…read morethe best sponge candies. It certainly lived up to the hype. Candies were very delicious. Also staffs very friendly.

Nobody was in the front but waited in line anyway till 3 people came out from the back. No greeting…read moreor anything but ordered pina colada. Soon as I said the açaí, the workers started to laugh (not sure of the reason but left me the impression that because of my pronunciation.) I wanted small size but wasn't asked instead told the total was $7ish. Seems that one of the girl was in training so she's doesn't know what she was doing. I don't mind waiting but what bothers me was that after 3 attempts to get my order ready with tiny bit of strawberries, she just pushed my order on the counter and walked away. No acknowledgement of any kind ( no hi or anything ) because my total. What a disappointment. Will not be back

Unless I overlooked it, there isn't an option for normal frozen yogurt. I'm not a fan of low fat…read morebecause it tastes weird and fat content in dairy has been unfairly demonized, and anything with sugar substitutes is an absolute no-go because it tastes even weirder and messes up my palate because it's excessively sweet. You can have frozen fruit mixed in, but I prefer sorbets. They do have a lot of the same toppings you find in other fro-yo chains, but I was pretty underwhelmed. I like the emphasis on all natural ingredients, but I still want to treat myself when I indulge in fro yo, and theirs missed the mark. Also, a lot of fro yo places similarly emphasize natural ingredients. I also prefer being able to prepare my own dish instead of feeling like I need to hurry up and make a decision, but I'm not holding that against them since it's in a food court and not free standing. I just don't feel inclined to visit again, convenient location aside.

Nothing like the smell you get when walking into a bakery. Personally, I'm more drawn to the smell…read moreof the fresh baked breads over the pastries. Walking into DiCamillio's during our visit to the Lewiston Garden Festival filled that need. The pastries, cakes, and cookies all looked devine, but we headed right for the bread. We picked up a few loaves & got to enjoy that smell for the rest of our walk and then drive home. Oh yeah, besides the smell, it tasted so good! 2024-57

Came here after seeing them on PBS, to get biscotti. In addition to biscotti, they sell loaves of…read morebread, and fresh items in the bakery case include pizzas, cookies, cake/cupcakes, and other types of desserts. Store was cute and well organized, and the service was quick and friendly. I'd love to some back soon.

Shop itself is a cute little storefront at the heart of Clarence Center, attended by a…read morerelatively-kind woman I presume to be the Dawn per the store's name. Unfortunately, there are only a few truly unique candies on offer; most all of the inventory is mass-produced candies and bulk sweets. This is more a retailer than a confectioner, as it seems like they don't really make anything in-house. They do stock local producer Platter's chocolates and sponge candy, and have some other loco-regional treats like Coffee Crisp, but otherwise it feels in most respects like any retail-only candy store. If you happen to be walking/driving by and need a quick glucose fix, feel to stop in if you have a few minutes and patronize a small business; just don't feel the need to head out of your way for it.

I went to purchase a Father's Day gift.The decor was fabulously creative.It was so nostalgic…read morevisiting.The owner was extremely helpful and even created a little gift bag for my gift certificate.I highly recommend a visit to this establishmen.

Carla is a baker of cookies. Mostly. There's the occasional dessert muffin available too but it's…read morereally about the cookies for her. When you come across her stand at the North Tonawanda Farmers Market you will see three large containers with three different types of large cookies in them. There are 4 flavors we have come across, chocolate chip, a molasses (I think) based one, some coconut one and another. I forget all the names, sorry. She sells them 3 for $5. I don't think you can buy one at a time anymore. The cookies are probably 3-4 inches across, so large enough to share easily. They are very good. I love it when people find something they love to make and are good at it. They can focus on it. Not trying to "be all things to all people" but rather focus on a target audience. Carla makes very good cookies and branches out only a little from what I have seen. She can also be found at the Williamsville Market, and I think I saw her at the North Buffalo one as well.

I first ran into Carla Spilak at a holiday bazaar over Thanksgiving 2014 at St. Gregory the Great…read moreChurch in Williamsville and fell so much in love with her ginger molasses cookies that I had to find out where to get them on a regular basis. Since then I've tracked her down at the winter market at Horsefeathers on Connecticut Street in Buffalo and, once that closed for the summer, at the farmer's markets in North Buffalo (Thursday 3-7 p.m.) and Williamsville (Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.). Her other cookies are tasty, but for me the bold flavor of the ginger molasses stands head and shoulders above the others. They just might be the best ginger molasses cookies anywhere. On Labor Day weekend in Williamsville, she also had delicious sweet cupcakes with cranberries. As Maria B. notes, cookies are 3 for $5 (though I always take home at least half a dozen). The cupcakes are $3.