This cute little store is located right at the factory where they make the candy. I stop by here…read moreoften to pick up this coal region favorite for out of town family and friends. The Club Sandwich is a peanut butter and cracker sandwich covered in chocolate. Some of the other popular candies they sell our there peanut rolls and chocolate covered pretzels. The employee's are very friendly and helpful. The hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday - Friday, around the holiday's they have Saturday hours.

Costas Foods has an amazing and very addictive candy bar called a "Club Sandwich"…read more OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have got to get yourself a Club Sandwich and experience the pure bliss for yourself. I have never seen them outside of Pottsville but they do have a web site. LOVE THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My Brother and I stopped by here on our way from York to Philadelphia. What a cool spot!…read more The shop in front is pretty tiny, but has enough room for a few folks to mingle around. The pretzels from the oven come out right there in the gift shop on the conveyor belt. They even gave us a fresh pretzel off the line. So delicious! I bought about $20.00 worth of pretzels for family and friends back home in AZ/CA. The 2 ladies in the shop were very kind and helpful. They even gave us the tip to look in the 3 back windows of the building on the way out. We did, and we saw about 10 people hand rolling pretzels. YES....they hand roll each (big) pretzel. What attention to detail! Simply amazing. Must stop if you are back in Central PA.

You have to stop in Hammonds when in the area. The pretzels are hard pretzels that are still hand…read morerolled and baked. They are so good. You can get the regular pretzels, various seasonings or chocolate covered. All amazing. Super friendly service. Treat yourself!

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Best pizza around and great people to deal with!! I stop every time on my kielbasa runread more

Yuck a doughy mess nothing like a true Philly pretzel I miss the ones from federal in the city...read more

the pretzels are very big and salty you can get100 pretzels.You will like it…read more Edit: Somehow my 6 year old got on to my account and posted this!! The pretzel was HUGE, cheap and very soft and delicious. He wants me to up it to 5 stars...and so I will!

I recently ordered peanut rolls, a candy I grew up loving in PA, online from Sweet Barista. I was…read moredisappointed that the Post Office flattened the package in delivery. However, the candy was still delicious. Teresa, the owner, contacted me to make sure I received my order. When I told her what happened, she replaced it in much stronger packaging at no charge. I have also had cakes made by Sweet Barista when I have visited the area and I recommend them. This company has moved to 15 Alliance St. New Philadelphia, PA 17959

I found this place being advertised with the Lager Jogger 5k. It sounded like such a cute bakery…read moreand coffee shop!! BOY WAS I WRONG!!!! First, I was greeted by a locked door and a women outside smoking stating she would be inside in a min to let me in. It was all down hill from there. The Sweet Barista is in fact MISSING A BARISTA!!! the gourmet coffee they were refering to on the website was a Keurig Machine! Not to mention there were zero cakes, and pasteries on display. In the middle of the floor I was able to find a folding table housing a small covered container of 8 stale looking cupcakes with a mound of pretzel rods sticking out of the top. I saw the picture online and thought they were cute.....looks way worse in person! I felt completely dooped by the descriptions on the website! The decor was old, dusty and outdated.....I think they were trying to go for the vintage tea room look but missed hard! A couple of my friends sampled the only 2 types of cupcakes they carried, and were not pleased in the least. The cupcakes were stale, and had no flavor. Best described as a box cake mix gone wrong. Overall, don't waste your time!

Short and sweet review…read more Hot, fresh, great pretzel. Top 3 in the Lancaster Lebanon Area for sure! Easy street parking for a city. Quick and easy takeout orders and the staff work quick. No issues with the staff or our orders! They offer a BIG pretzel. Trust us and get it.

Pretzels are consistently fresh, crisp, flavorful and a very good treat, especially when hungry…read morebetween meals!

Discovered this place in 1992. When driving thru the small village of Port Clinton one could smell…read morefreshly roasting peanuts. Filled with nuts, chocolates and candy it is a great place to shop! Back in the day every place had a business like this. However they are more and more rare so you must support them!

Make a point to stop here if you're going to Hawk Mtn or nearby Appalachian Trail. Get snacks of…read moreall kinds new and old. Get different roasts of peanuts for a great price. Peanut butter better than Jiffy! All types of candy!

This is a nice activity to check out if you're in the area. The tour takes about 30 minutes and…read moreincludes a history of the Julius Sturgis Pretzel Factory. They even give you a piece of pretzel dough so you can learn how pretzels were made back in the day. The presentation room can get pretty warm since the ovens are running. I was surprised to learn that you don't get to eat the pretzel you make--they only give you a pretzel-shaped bag as a keepsake. If you want fresh pretzels, you can buy them in the gift shop afterward. There's a small parking lot on the side as well as street parking. Overall, it's a good experience and a fun way to spend some time if you're nearby.

If your a pretzel lover & find yourself in Litiz,PA , be sure to check this place out…read more The staff were very accomadating, when I had to change tour from July 3, to July 4 later tour in the day. Charlie, our tour guide made the history of pretzel & Sturgis family interactive, fun well learning history of oldest pretzel bakery. My favorite part of the tour was viewing the old style kitchen and oven. I love how the bakery stayed within the family. For me, visiting there production factory of other well known pretzels, felt like a piece of puzzle; into pretzel history. The tour itself $6, 1/2 hour long, 150 year old bakery, where the soft pretzel are still made. The decor,pretzel tree, and products were sold, with soft pretzels, made in house , and option to get cheese on the side. Side note: The location in Reading, PA , connected to bakery , has a catalog, to order pretzels, pretzel tins etc.. A must visit for Lancaster PA, on everyone list.

Stopped on a bus trip, got the soft pretzel. Absolutely delicious!!! For a couple yrs I've been…read morelooking for Sweet Cherry Peppers stuffed with sauerkraut . I was so excited to see your store made them. I bought 6 jars. Everyone was so friendly n service was excellent. I would like to know if they will ship out items to customers?

Countryside Roadstand was an excellent stop. This establishment has what I've been looking…read morefor....Shoe-Fly Pie (with ingredients that I could pronounce), Amish made candles, local honey, and much more. They even have a large area, adjacent to the store, that has goats. You could feed the goats and they'll come right up to the porch area and stick their cute heads through the slats. It was a delight visiting this business and I hope everyone visits, as well.

Best soft pretzel in Lancaster county! The stick pretzels have been a staple in my family for…read moreyears. They have expanded their store and menu and have a lot of options like pretzel logs, ice cream and chocolate covered soft pretzels. They carry a few other local food items as well. Ice cream is from Fox Meadows. Prices are fair. Plenty of parking. Stop by and try some samples!

We were driving through the New Holland area and stumbled across this little shop/market that has…read morehuge pretzels on its signs and exterior walls. If you're in the area, be sure to check it out! We decided to have lunch and ordered a couple pretzel sandwiches. Mine was called a Dutchman, which had ham and cheese and a creamy sauce made of brown sugar and mustard. My wife ordered an Italian sausage pretzel sandwich that she devoured. We of course had to try a plain soft pretzel too. The market sold a lot of touristy Amish stuff like maple syrup, soft pretzel mix, bacon dressing, and empty pretzel casings for hot dogs (pretzel dogs). Probably the only reason we didn't give 5 stars is because of its rustic bathroom. It's a single porta-potty that sits outside the store. Better than inside the store I suppose, but eww! No sink to wash your hands, just hand sanitizer. So be forewarned; take care of your private business somewhere else before dropping by.