Cute shop but insane prices. A small cup of gelato was 9 bucks. The girls working were friendly…read morethough and I did enjoy my tiramisu gelato, just couldn't get over the price point.

Wow, was excited to see the jelly belly make your own mix option…read more Was conservative in how much put into bag. Ended up with .5 lb =$20.40 So is a lb $40 It's a rip off and beware if you have kids going crazy making their bag, it could easily end up over $100 for a bag of candy. Also some of the jelly bellies are hard and stale so who knows how long they have been in the dispenser.

located at the tin city annex in the back, so drive in to park...a small shop with a wall filled…read morewith small bagged rock candy priced at $6.95 each...additional display with more candy...candy seems to be priced high, but watching the staff stretch and make the candy is quite amazing...layering molten sugar with flavors and dye for the center image...once the image is completed, the soft sugar is stretched and cooled until they look like long fat straws ready to be broken into pieces with the center image showing clearly....lot of work and time goes into making the candy...taste is good and you appreciate it more once you watch how they make the candy...

We booked a candy making session and learned so much about how these sugar candies are made…read more It was so fun to see the boiling candy at about 330F to coloring, citric acid, folding and shaping to take a watermelon form. Staff friendly and shared lots of fun facts about Sticky, whose HQ is in Australia. Recommend if you're in the area.

Plenty of locally crafted products. Grabbed a bag of dog cookies which they tremendously enjoyed…read more Also, a hand towel for the travel trailer. My date feel in love with this place. Welcoming service. Never felt out of place. Recommend for gift of giving and keeping.

Wow, can't believe I haven't written a review for the General Store since it's my favorite shop in…read morePaso! It's always so much fun coming in here to peruse the cookbooks, local goods, plethora of food items, artwork, and bath and body care. I don't think I've ever walked out of here empty handed whether it was purchasing something for myself or as a gift. This is a can't miss if you're in downtown!

Turns out the Stores supposedly know that we CAN ORDER at the toll free number…read more There is hopefully truth, that we can get Trade marked Chocolate Bordeaux's online by calling and ordering to deliver at a store nearby, too late for Mother's Day sharing or Easter. Shame on the stores manager for not responding to my plight, as He wasn't there, nor did he train his employees of this fact! Weeks of stopping by, calling ahead and again, we call places that are out, out, out... like we call places like that, OUTHOUSES. In the old days before toilets, these were necessary but today? No excuse for that, at prices that high, gals standing around, could be calling to let someone know their order arrived and is ready for pick up.

We love Sees candy but yesterday it was Saturday and very busy and the 2nd staffer, a woman never…read morecame out of the back of the store and left the line guy to handle all the guests. A long line of guests and more people kept coming in Update. I ate the seasonal dark MINT scotch mallow. It's like a candy with Toothpaste in your mouth. Hard pass.

When we dropped by, the place was busy. Crills Salt Water Taffy in Morro Bay that is. It's been…read morearound since 1970. Look for the bright soft blue colored stand. They're known for their signature hand stretched taffy. They have around 18 flavors! Sold in 3 sizes. 1/4 lb $3.25, 1/2 lb $6.50, and 1lb $13. But they aren't a one trick pony. They also sell home made.. fudge (in Over 6 flavors) , cinnamon rolls, caramel apples, cotton candy, peanut brittle , chocolates (8 varieties); and hard candy, lollipops, soft serve and a full coffee menu. The taffy keeps me coming back. The taffy has a melt in your mouth creaminess after the first chew. Nice balanced caramelized sugar and butter base. But on hot or super cold days, the taffy can get that sticky stretch. Ok now to the ordering protocol. There are two walkup windows, two separate lines. The day I dropped in, folks were making up lines. Line cutting, very chaotic. And near customer taffy raging. Like these folks need more sugar. The cashier was in a bit of a frazzled mood. Not grumpy but exhausted. I really can't blame her. The crowd was ruff and unruly. Demanding. But she continued to provide on point customer and kept the kind moving. Kudus to her for her customer service skills.

Best salt water taffy. The soft serve is amazing also…read more My husband loves the peanut brittle. You can buy all of different flavors of taffy. It is very soft and doesnt stick to your teeth. It is for sure the best taffy I have ever had.

Absolutely delicious hand scooped vanilla ice cream! That's what I always order when the mini…read moreschnauzer is with us, so she can have a little treat, too. Super nice guy behind the counter. I ordered the junior scoop, which was decent sized. The hubby got a regular, which was like two small scoops. Cute store, lots of candies and goodies.

We were jonesing for ice cream when the Harmony spot wasn't open and drove on down to Cayucos…read more Candy Counter was quite a find! Their ice cream ($5 kids, $6 single scoop, $9 double) was some of the best we've had around SLO and the gelato ($6 small) was the authentic Italian deal! We tried the butter pecan and honey churro ice cream and the mista gelato and all three were heavenly. The best part was our server who was so friendly, so helpful, and just had the best attitude. He made the visit even more memorable. The candy all looked fresh and fun - amazing considering the extensive selection of gourmet artisan truffles to vintage candy brands of childhood. This is no tourist trap. Locals and visitors, check it out when you're headed to the Cayucos pier.

Stopped here pretty much all the time whenever we're in Morro Bay. It's always for either a tea,…read morecoffee and some sort of sweets. It is a candy store so you must have something to enjoy. They have a good selection of sweets, and a lot of flavors of salt water taffy. It's also somewhat of a gift store with little trinkets and souvenirs. The selections of truffles candies were really nice. So many to choose from as they all looked so good. Not sure if they're made on site or delivered to. Also the selections of jelly beans were impressive. Picked up one of the strawberry truffle and raspberry truffle. Both were quite nice and not overly sweet. It's a nice little shop that does offered a lot of sweet and coffee drinks. I alway forget that they have a good selection of rice crispy treats which is one of my favorite. There was a bin full of them right where you pick up your drinks.

It was freezing yesterday evening as we were wrapping up our day trip to the coast. I needed…read moresomething hot to sip on but also to help warm my hands. We stopped in at Kelli's and ordered a mocha. Despite their shop being filled with customers, service was quick and we were outta there in about 5 minutes. They have lots of goodies to pick from, but this was an emergency situation - we were in and out. I will definitely stop in next time and take my time to look around a bit more.

I have been coming here for quite a while. The cheese and…read moresandwiches are great. I ordered a ham and cheese cold sandwich. It was amazing! The best I have ever had Hands Down. The service is always A+. Nice small shop. Enjoy

This cheese shop is clearly doing something right. The space is charming, the selection impressive,…read moreand the quality of ingredients speaks for itself. But if you're planning a visit, build in serious buffer time. We stopped in on Memorial Day and, with several parties ahead of us in line, didn't place our order until nearly 20 minutes after arriving. By the 45-minute mark, our food still hadn't come out for two paninis and a soup. What made it especially frustrating was watching parties who arrived after us get their cheese orders and drinks served before anyone had even started assembling our sandwiches. It was clear the shop was understaffed for the holiday weekend, with one person managing the counter and another in the back prepping. We ended up asking to take the sandwiches cold just to get out the door, only to have both stuffed into one small bag, sloppily wrapped. The soup, unfortunately, came out lukewarm regardless. None of this felt malicious. The shop has an unhurried, artisanal quality that's part of its appeal, but that can't fully account for the gap between the experience and a nearly hour-long wait for a simple lunch order while others moved ahead of us. Come for the cheese, come for the atmosphere. Just don't come hungry with anywhere to be.

Great food and great vibe!…read more The staff is friendly and it's clean. If you're ever in Templeton - make sure to stop by.

This place has been our go to breakfast spot for so many years. After our past few visits our group…read moreis all in agreement that this place has gone down in food quality. Our normal order is pasole and brown rice bowl. Pasole our past few times has been lukewarm and lacking flavor. This past visit we waited 45 minutes for our food and saw most of our plates getting cold at the window. We had to ask our for a status of our order when normally we have never waited more then 10-15 minutes. Food was again barely hot. The brown rice bowl was dry and is now missing ingredients and no longer is anywhere near the same dish as it was. They didn't even put the pesto (magic green sauce) in it. It's as if there is a new chef running things cheaper now. Today as we woke up planning to go to paso for wine tasting and our group had zero interest in going there for breakfast due to past experiences. It no longer is our go to breakfast spot which is sad. Also we have noticed on our past visit that front of the house staff and back of the house staff didn't seem to be communicating well. At one point we watched one employee working with the a cook and the cook just stared at the employee ignoring her. When there is communication breakdown in a restaurant this begins the gradual death of a business. Hopefully they can clean it up fast. We may give this place one last shot but if it's just ok quality we won't be back. The food is too pricey to just had bland lukewarm food.