Just as they provide a sweet surprise to the end of a Seven of Hearts tasting here too Honest…read moreChocolates makes a sumptuous addendum (Read Seven of Hearts write up here http://www.pdxploration.com/2010/07/northwest-vin-francais-et-chocolat.html). Taking Byron's wine too a new level of delight, Dana's built wine soaked fruit chocolate truffles to perfectly pair with his two premiere pinots. Dana is every bit the master craftsman, tweeter, and sharp business owner. At the tasting room she has a counter and a small kitchen, but additionally Honest Chocolates also has stand alone shops located in McMinville and Newberg. Whenever we visit leaving becomes impossible without Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups, Dark Chocolate Rocky Road, and Dark Chocolate Honey Caramels with French Seasalt. Smooth, rich, not too sweet, wonderful and always freshly made (none of that weeks or months old previously refrigerated grossness here). If you're a Chocolate lover (is anyone not?) and are going to visit Seven of Hearts, don't miss grabbing some of Dana's fantastic treats, you'll love them, honest.

Honest Chocolate shares a space with Seven Hearts Wine. Chocolate is definitely a great pairing…read morewith wine, and this husband and wife team definitely have brought their two passions together successfully. Most likely you will find both owners standing behind their area ready to serve you with a smile. The chocolate is AMAZING. There are many different types of chocolate too choose from. My favorite was the dark chocolate peanut butter cups. INCREDIBLE!!! The prices are also very decent. If you do a tasting at the Seven Hearts Wine tasting bar, they actually have you taste some of the chocolate with the wine. Even more awesome! This is a match made in heaven.

I bookmarked this shop after trying caramel from Hawaii and it was spot on. Absolute must!…read more Even if you're not a fan of caramel, I'd give this one a chance. When I think of caramel, I imagine it being stuck all over my teeth. But Maui Melts is different - the caramel melts in your mouth without the sticky feeling. If you're not able to make it out to this storefront, they have a booth at the Salem Saturday Market. It's worth paying $10 for 7 pieces of caramel. I was recommended to try the blueberry and pineapple so I bought some and gifted them to my family. The only flavors I tried were the coconut and original. Highly recommend both flavors! The coconut shavings paired nicely with the melty caramel. The original has tiny bits of sea salt for that sweet and salty combo. I'm still dreaming of these caramels as I write this review.

The best Caramel in the world! Not too sticky perfectly sweet. Absolutely delicious treats,…read morewonderful people and great weekend events with things like smash burgers and Masubi. They are a little tucked away now on Main St but an absolute must have and our go to dessert spot

I think I found this place through trip advisor. Chocolate factory? sign me up…read more The chocolate was amazing. If you shy away from vegan food.. just give it a try you won't be disappointed. I got the coco bean tea and that was the most interesting tea I have ever had. Glad I found this! Will hopefully be able to take my nephews.

I heard about Chomp through the vegan facebook group I belong to. I was going to be in Salem for…read moreother business I was attending to, so felt compelled to visit. It's a small place, very cute. I was disappointed that they only offer the tours on Saturday, I don't plan on going to Salem on Saturday anytime in the near future, but you can see the workers through the glass with all the equipment that makes their absolutely delicious chocolate! I could tell the workers were having a fun time while creating said delicious chocolate, they were singing and laughing! I tried a sample of their nutpuck and the seasonal pumpkin spice, both delicious! I ended up getting both of the those flavors to take home and also the chocolate covered pretzels. I also got some of the white drinking chocolate..so good! I plan on returning to try the other flavors of drinking chocolate!

We visited the Brigatine Monastery in Amity, Oregon, famous for its delectable truffles and fudge…read more This working monastery is often a stop for those returning from the Oregon coast, and it was definitely worth our visit--the truffles are truly delicious! We also took a moment to explore their charming small church, which was beautiful. The weather was perfect, with plenty of birds around, and the lovely property boasts extensive orchards right at the entrance. Although there isn't much parking, it felt serene and quiet during our visit. We were the only ones there and had a short wait for the chocolate shop to open. The two ladies who greeted us were lovely and professional, offering us tastings of their chocolates before we indulged and purchased a pound for ourselves. It was a delightful experience overall!

This is a very tiny, very basic-no-frills chocolate shop way, way down a gravel road. Sadly, you…read morewill not be seeing an actual Monk doing the selling, but the gal behind the counter was very nice and knowledgeable. The chocolate/ fudge/ truffles are decent, but the prices have gone up and I'm not sure it's worth it - $18.25 for 12oz of fudge, $4.25 for a single truffle. Lots of flavors (but no coconut !?!?) and tastes are free - if you are going to drive all the way out there you might as well taste!

Fantastic service! The employee was extremely friendly and courteous. They have several good…read moreflavors plus some alcohol in them. It's a fair price for a nice amount of ice cream. We ordered single scoops split into 2 flavors. My wife and I like when we find a shop that offers that option. We always go back to those places. Worth a stop in to try!!

Shares the same space as Park and Main. Incredible place to get your ice cream fix! All homemade…read moreand delicious. They also have dairy free as well as boozy flavors. Everything here is awesome - tried their Spanish Coffee (boozy), fudcicle (DF), gold (dad) - tastes like curry, salted caramel, root beer float and Meyer lemon Custard. Salted caramel was divine as was all of their other flavors. Also served with color changing spoons and massive scoops!

Sugar N Spice had some edibles on a table for sale. locale:…read moreCrooked Vine winery (3.21 goods: baked goods, candy, jams & preserves. saues & rubsm cookies eats: english toffee(5) -tuff texture. really sweet -samples available for peanut butter ? -fab looking products, not a cook nor toast spreader.

So y'all know I am one woman search for the best cupcake in the pacific NW. This may be the best so…read morefar. Always have to test out the new offerings thru local farmers markets sine that is rich soil for home bakers jackpot! Bad new is this lady only does milwaukie farmers market, so a full week between fixes. Last week Ginger spice with caramel drizzle (real. Caramel.) was killer. A family affair with grand baby in the playpen and generous sampling. I hesitate to add that the price is super reasonable, ingredient list readily available and super sweet baker. Just try It. Gf and amazing plus sensitive to other allergens. Just wow!

Popped into this store while walking down the little Main Street in Independence. How can you walk…read morepast an open chocolate shop and not go in? There was a unique, small hand-crafted selection. I purchased marionberry truffles (because, Oregon), pumpkin spice caramels and maple caramels - made with real maple. The woman who helped me at the counter was the one in the back of the shop making the treats too. Always great to support local, and enjoy a delicous treat.

Love this spot! This is a cute family owned candy shop. Don't go here if you're on a diet. The…read morefamily that works here is friendly, personable and very sweet (no pun intended). They are helpful in making sure you get your sugar needs and they make everything fresh each day! The location is in the heart of Independence so you can just take a stroll through town and window shop as you enjoy your sweets!

We decided on the drive through and it can take a bit so I wouldn't recommend if you're short on…read moretime. The croffles take some time (as perfection does). They have a menu on the windows themselves but they also have a laminated copy you can read in the car. Service is friendly, prices reasonable and tasty food! Right now they have some spring specials which I'm definitely coming back for. Today we opted for the sausage croissant sandwich, berry croffle, mango smoothie and honey bun cold brew. The smoothie was fruity and refreshing (perfect for the warm days ahead)!!! My cold brew was the perfect amount of flavor with creamy vanilla cold foam. The croffle was crisp, soft, chewy and the berries added the perfect amount of sweetness! I can't wait to go back

Went to the new woodburn location, i really really enjoyed both of the toppings on matcha but it…read morewas a little watery. My Croffle on the other hand had a weird bitter aftertaste, i wanted to love it so bad! I would be open to coming back for the lattes and matcha