Loved the variety they had! I was showing a client homes in the area and we stopped for some lunch…read more Ended up going here after lunch and had to bring some chocolate home! The almond chocolate bar was exceptionally good. I forget the name of the coconut one, but that was mouth watering and amazing!! They had something for everyone. The prices were good, not over-priced like some shops I've been to in Oakville, Ontario. The staff was very pleasant and helpful in suggesting the right choice for you. Will definitely go back (too bad it's 2 hours away). If you're ever up near Bruce, ON. This is a shop that you should definitely visit!

Simply the best homemade chocolate around. They have a wide variety of flavours and styles…read moreavailable in milk, dark and white chocolate. Plus they have a "no sugar added" selection. There are gift baskets available for those special holiday treats on your list. And they even have chocolate treats with custom messages on them for specific occasions. If you love chocolate, you just have to stop in.

Their ice cream is AMAZING!! Completely made in house and to-die for! I got the Sponge Toffee and…read moreDouble Chocolate Chuck. Both were so so good! The staff said they are going to trial selling ice cream tubs in the near future. They also have fudge, chocolate, and many other sweet things. Highly recommend stopping by this shop!

Cute little fudge shop on the main strip in Collingwood. Sometimes you can see the fudge being made…read morethrough the window or up close in the shop. They have so much really good fudge and other goodies such as caramel popcorn. They are very nice and you can ask for samples of any kind.

On the way to find a late lunch in town, we walked past this place ..... and then immediately…read moreturned around and went inside. The reason? A sign I could not resist: "CHOCOLATE COVERED BUTTER TARTS." Yes please. Inside, it's a very charming chocolate shop, with a lot of different creations. They've got shelves and pretty displays of candy, a large quantity of fudge (which actually seems to be one of their specialities, they offer free samples) and then a lot of truffles and other chocolate covered things. So, we picked up a couple of chocolate covered tarts. They have a variety of tarts and coverings. I had a plain tart with a salted caramel chocolate covering, and Lee had a plain chocolate and butter tart. One minus is the checkout is a little chaotic. There were a group of kids waiting, and it was a little confusing who was serving who, but we got it all sorted out. Later, we had these for dessert. Chocolate covered was a little bit of a misnomer. They're more chocolate topped, and the chocolate, while tasty, was a thick disc covering the top, which made it a little awkward to eat. I ended up just eating the disc separately. However, it was delicious, and that awkwardness shouldn't dissuade you from giving this place a try.

They have quite a few things going on in this store. Between sweets, gifts, and Internet accessible…read morecomputer, they might be doing a bit too much. I'd like to see them focus on their strengths and really develop the food and small gift section.

Exceptional. Very unexpected and pleasant surprise. Highly creative artisanal chocolates. Lots of…read moredark chocolate options too. Nice service. Clean store. Prices not outrageous for the quality. I would recommend this shop.

My 5-year-old son and I love not only the chocolate here but the friendly owner and staff as well!…read moreThey've given him a free treat everytime we've gone in!

The chocolates are decent. Not the best that I have had. Still quite good…read more The good rating mostly reflects how friendly they were and how quaint the shop was in its rural setting. If you are on your way to Collingwood, or Wasaga Beach, then I highly recommend the stop. Otherwise, it's a little far to drive just for chocolate.

Aarden's Chocolates offers excellent quality chocolate in a variety options. They have bonbons and…read moretruffles (amazing) along with chocolate figures. They also offer a variety of gift items and dutch treats. The shop owners are extremely friendly and engaging. There are no comparable chocolates in the area- so despite the other writer saying they have had better- you'd be hard pressed to find it anywhere in Simcoe County. Personally, I have had equally as good (from far more expensive shops) in downtown Toronto, but not better.

$8.5 for a cup of hot chocolate and taste just normal ... well , Tim's is just cross the plaza.read more

Rocky Mountain Chocolate is a chain with some 2 dozen stores throughout Canada. This location is in…read morethe Blue Mountain resort. I feel that for food that isn't non-GMO or certified organic the prices are a bit too high, one small peanut dark chocolate cluster was $3+ including tax. We really only bought some stuff for the novelty of it. Everything certainly is tasty, and their candy apples are enormous.

One of my favourite things to do on a Saturday morning when I'm at the cottage is visit the OSFM…read more Located in the heart of Owen Sound's bustling Downtown district, it's the place to be (if you're cool...like me) on a Saturday morning, especially in the Summer. While the market runs year-round, there are less vendors out during the winter season because the actual building they run the market out of is very tiny. The St. Lawrence market puts this place to shame size-wise, but this market has a more intimate feel, which is what buying local is all about, isn't it? In the Summer time, vendors line the entrance way and take up some of the parking lot (which can get quite busy/completely full with cars. Have patience..) which adds even more options for potential dinner(s). Tip: arrive as early as you can before everything runs out! They have: -A little coffee place that also makes breakfast sandwiches and small stuff like that -Organic and non-organic fruits and veggies -Organic meats including sausages (spicy, honey garlic, plain) lamb, beef, poultry, venison, bacon etc -Yummy goods baked by Farmer's wives -this is the real deal! (I recommend the German apple cake from the woman inside towards the back of the building, the tarts that are sold outside are also good too) -All sorts of plants (one guy there sells GIANT lillies) -Beeswax candles -Pottery, sculptures, art work, knick-knacks, etc -Sometimes there's a guy there who sells $20 bottles of olive oil who is a really good sales-pitcher. The oil does taste really good though. When you're finished over here, take a nice stroll downtown and check out some of the bookstores, or sit by the ravine in the shade with a coffee.

Cute farmers market Saturday mornings year around. Free parking in lot right by market or just…read morebehind. Items for sale like fresh produce, meat and poultry. I got some maple syrup and roasted coffee here. Also some artisan stalls for jewellery and art. In terms of things to eat, there is a place to get drip coffee and breakfast sandwiches, a place to get espresso based drinks and a stall selling delicious Syrian food. Items tend to sell out later on during the morning.