Are you someone who has a sweet tooth? Or know somebody who loves sweet treats? This is the perfect…read moreplace for you. Lake Erie Candy Co offers a variety of treats from the old-school popping candy, pizza gummy, to chocolate truffles, and Pocky's (they have a dedicated table for Asian snacks too). They have it all! I was so happy I finally checked it out. This would be a perfect spot if you are looking for a gift since the holidays are coming. Definitely will be back.

I purchased taffy from this company at a specialty store in Colorado; unable to find again so…read moreordered directly. Apparently, my order was lost or misplaced. I noticed my credit card was charged but after 6-7 weeks, no merchandise was received. Emailed company and they graciously filled the order and issued refund (great customer service!). Candy is wonderful with lots of flavor choices. Hope to continue relationship...

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory is an international chocolate chainstore that first opened in…read moreColorado in 1981. Their website says that they use generations-old recipes and that they handcraft chocolate in copper kettles. This location is inside the Erie mall. When my husband and I walked into the store, an employee looked at us but did not say hello. I think that English is not her first language, but she could have greeted us. The display cases showed products such as buckeyes, orange cream, cherry cordials, chocolate-covered pretzels, bark, caramel apples, chocolate-covered strawberries, truffles, pecan clusters, fudges, etcetera. A menu listed prices such as $24.95 per pound for most products and $5.50+ per caramel apple. I selected one chocolate peanut butter cookie and one caramel pretzel bark, and my husband chose one chocolate-covered Twinkie. We both thought that these treats tasted fresh and sweet, and I would rate them as 4 stars each. My husband commented that the bark was expensive.

Very nice workers, come here every time I want a sweet treat and have never been disappointed. The…read morestrawberries are my favorite, but everything there is amazing.

There are so many local gems in this small town worth checking out, and Edinboro Chocolaterie is…read moredefinitely one of them. As soon as you step into this quaint little shop, you're greeted by super friendly staff, and there are tons of freshly made chocolates to choose from, everything from white to milk to dark. (They have sugar-free version as well) My favorites are the different truffles they offer. I especially love their orange peel, cordial cherry, and peanut butter melt-away varieties.

If you have not stopped here to get deliciously wonderfully, freshly made chocolates, then you need…read moreto do so right now. Stop reading this review and make your way to Edinboro Chocolaterie! I picked up some dark chocolate covered orange peels, some malted milkballs, and several triple layer Easter eggs for my kids. Everything in there is lovingly made and priced accordingly, with something for everybody's budget. When you first opened the door, the place smells of chocolate and deliciousness. You can't get much better than that right before Easter. The service was impeccable and very nice and assisted us in a difficult time when we were looking for chocolates to give to a family member in a time of grieving and the service rendered was excellent without making us feel rushed or that we were asking too many questions.

Yelp did not lead us astray with this one! We are in town, passing through, and needed a sweet…read moretreat. Denny's was close by so we decided to head over! The servings sizes are huge, and you can't go wrong with the blue moon, although there are plenty of options to choose from.

Yummy ice cream and a great cheeseburger for the price!…read more A really cool experience with any type of ice cream sweet treat imaginable!

I was so bummed when the actual storefront closed, but I will say the sweet vault which is filled…read morewith their treats is a decent substitute and a unique experience in Erie. The prices are a bit steep, but quality of items definitely makes it worth it. The actual interface could use some tweaking. Which I'm surprised hasn't been updated and they've been open for a while now. It feels glitchy and any descriptions are lacking. Their fb page is usually updated, but it would be nice to see it on the order screen vs having to also look online. The items come out cold and it does say to let them come to room temp for best flavor which is true. The difference is worth the wait.

Was my favorite bakery in Erie until they closed. Loved their cream puffs. They now have vending…read moremachine you can get some goodies.

I just love Marianne's Chocolates! It's a cute little stop on the Harbor for some yummy sea salt…read morebark! I've met the lovely owner Lorie and her sweet candy maven (ugh I hate when I can't remember her name- sorry doll!) It's a fun little stop for a treat or some of their dangerous fudge! Let's talk a little about the treasure boutique inside called Wildflower! Omg. Ok, so my kidlets think whatever I like is just not cool. Then, my oldest strolled in with me and not only loved the chocolates- but near everything at Wildflower boutique. She *had* to have this super cute patchwork jacket, loved the distressed overalls, some of their cute tees, etc. I was thrilled! Something in common with my kidlets!!! My youngest liked the little handmade cat items- it's constantly changing. So another reason to venture into Marianne's is the Adventure of "Wildflower!" Super cutie cute cute!

This is my third time, visiting the area, as I have adopted family who has a camper in Kistner…read moreMarina Quaint, sixities vibe with their signs and fits the vibe of downtown. There is another location , not too far from this location. The store has a variety of selection from sea salt bark, suckers, buckeyes, turtles and other delicious treats. As any chocolate shop goes, there will always be various pricing. Be sure to check out their rewards program. Overall, would stop back in when visiting again. Great friendly helpful service as well

I've been a loyal Art's customer since it was owned by Art (the original building was so small you…read morehad to go outside to change your mind and the floor was on a tilt). The Gordon years were great as well. These new owners have finally turned me off. 3 times in the past month I've stopped for rye bread and all 3 times they've been out and have said they won't be making any more soon. Wouldn't you think if you sell out you'd put it on the schedule to make more. I also purchased a dozen chocolate chip cookies and discovered 2 were half pieces (essentially i got 11 cookies). They also seemed to quit carrying local products (i.e. maple syrup). Such a shame a local institution has declined so significantly.

Sorry folks. Wanted to say that Arts is the place. But. Went twice. First time. Cookie tasted off…read more Next time. The bread didn't have that fresh taste. Real dry

Cash Only! So that big pile of change in the ashtray (because you don't smoke) can get used while…read morevisiting here. The custard is smooth here with no ice with different flavors. They also have normal bucket icecream you can dig into and stack up the scoops.The sitting area is huge you can sit down and play on the swings and just the kids that a sugared up to the gills to burn it off and sack out in the car on the drive home. Next door is Miniature Golf that you can really play a really nice course which is owned by the ice cream people. Think about it, they load you up with ice cream and sugar and then you see the golf and get up and spend more money. Its an excellent business plan . Well done.

They don't have frozen custard! Just pre made Hershey's ice cream and soft serve…read more Very disappointing to us.