Well I purchased a "Too good to go" on the app. When I got there I received this. I gave it to my…read moredaughter she said their apple and red candle apple had a bad tastle, the cotton candy wasnt secured it look like it had been opened and it was hanging from their stand. A rice crispy tasted old and the white and brownie wasnt a favorite either. The girl was on the phone asking what to give out. Not organized!! Please dont waste your time. 1 to 5 rating how about a 0!!!!

It was my first time calling requesting about candy apples she was very sweet and took the time to…read moreexplain all the different types of candy apples that she sold and I was looking for Pacific one for 9 year old birthday party she even offered me 10% off rappers purchase I thank God for people like her cuz she didn't have to do it

TASTE has quickly become one of my absolute favorite spots in Suffolk. I've loved just about…read moreeverything I've tried on the menu, and this visit was no exception. I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon after church and ordered the chicken salad sandwich (Freemason). Fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I was craving. When the weather's nice, I always try to grab a seat on the patio. It's such a relaxing spot to enjoy a good meal and soak up a little sunshine. Also, I have to shout out their potato salad is one of the best around. Creamy, just the right amount of seasoning, and always hits the spot. TASTE is the kind of place that makes you proud to support a growing local chain. Great food, great atmosphere, and always a solid experience.

Taste is an old staple in our area, one that was much better before Covid, than it is currently…read more I was feeling peckish and so my sweet husband of 51 years thought... "Let's go to Taste!" Based on visits over the past 5 years, which have been spaced further and further apart, I was hesitant. And my hesitancy proved to have been warranted. Husband's Northender on Multi grain My Princess Anne also on multi grain. Bread was so dry and stale that I simply struggled to eat the filling. The tomatoes were that hard, white inner core that most people would not feature on a sandwich. Finally in frustration I walked up and asked for a slice of baguette, which was the main meal's only redemption. Let's not even talk about what has become barely a step up from snack pack desserts. Both my (Bakehouse--oh my gosh, are they kidding?) gold brownie and my husband's blueberry mishmash had one bite from them before they too went straight into the trash. (Both tasted more of chemical, than of food) Sadly, what used to be one of our favorite weekly visits pre-Covid, has become less than lackluster, and far from its name. Rather it should be renamed yet again, from the original, Taste Unlimited, to Taste and now should be called, Tasteless. For the price of $50, one would think the meal would at least be edible. Hopefully this review will help me remember why we stopped going. Definitely do not recommend.

Everything they are amazing. I take my grandchildren there. We love it. It's the best field trip…read moreever!! We could shop but also learn something while we were there

Very helpful and friendly. A little hard to find but he had plenty of candy. Clean atmosphere. Hard…read morecandy is hard to find, we like it especially around the holidays.

I have been here a few times with my family and we love it! We are always greeted upon entering by…read morethe woman at the register. They have so many options for treats. I typically get a milkshake. I've had the banana pudding and the banana cream pie. Both are delicious. They are pretty large so definitely something to share with someone if you cannot finish it. There are also little things you can purchase on the right side of the store when entering. They have freeze dried candies and gift type things like keychains and cups and whatnot. The place is pretty small so there is only two tables and some chairs near the front. They also have a few tables outside as well.

Delightful little ice cream shop in the heart of Suffolk. We stopped after walking around Lake Mead…read morePark. We were immediately greeted when walking in the door, the respectful addressing as "ma'am" and "sir" to me and my husband was also super refreshing, as in today's food service industry, you don't get that much anymore!! The shop doesn't hold a lot of people. 2 other families walked in at the same time we were there, but it was fine. Just noting for people who like to stay and chill. The ice cream wasn't as creamy as I had hoped, but still very nice! Would return!

I adore Finleys! I have loved shopping here since they were…read moreon Main street in Smithfield. The owner is one of the sweetest ladies I have met. It makes me happy that she's now on 17 where folks traveling through the county may stop in to witness the small town charm that both she and the store entails. The store is completely unique in itself. I used to go because I always worked on Saturday when the local farmer's market ran and I never could purchase anything from them. It's grown past carrying those products into something I appreciate a lot more! The peanuts, the old time candy, the cute decor, the jams and jellies. I always stop here on Fathers Day to pick my dad up some goodies. I've been coming to do this almost as long as she has been open. I moved away from the area but when I visit or pass through I try to stop in. My favorite mask was sold by Finley's! I get compliments on it daily! Even if you come in to say hi you won't regret it.

Very cute store with lots of cute items to choose from. The counter person is always nice,…read morefriendly, and welcoming. I do think many of the items are a little pricy for me but that may be subjective. Definitely worth going in to look for a unique gift or decoration. In the area? Check Them Out!

If you don't know, this place does a fun chocolate experience every first Saturday of the month…read more We've gone a few times and it's a simple yet fun way to experience chocolate. Whenever we're in the area, we can't help but to visit. I don't know if it's the looming scent when you walk by or just the draw to chocolate, we ALWAYS visit. Not a bad thing but just gotta watch them calories! =) If you love all things chocolate (and some various desserts), this place is a must visit. Food Taste: 5 Overall Service: 5 Value of service to cost: 5 Facility: 5 Ambiance: They live up to the name with the decor and variety of chocolate available. It's very clean and your eyes will roam for days looking for whatever fits your taste. It's everywhere! Repeat customer: yes Dog Friendly: no

This was my first experience in shopping at The Royal Chocolate in Town Center. I curb parked…read moreacross the street. While it was a cold and windy Saturday in February, it was warm and welcoming inside. I walked around, taking in all the wonderful chocolate confections, and considered what a wonderful valentine I could put together. I was in no hurry, and with the help of Emani, my server, I was able to create a custom box of wonderful chocolate Valentine treats for my lovely wife. So happy shopping here!! Highly recommend. Not so happy: "Virginia Beach Curb Parking Enforcement" dampened my happy satisfaction with a parking ticket. Be aware that in Town Center, curb parking is STRICTLY enforced using a roving car with roof mounted cameras computerized to photograph your car and issue parking tickets. Those tickets are $40 each. I highly recommend that Shop Owners on Central Park Ave, post a sign by the cash register, alerting shoppers to the risks of curb street parking as a courtesy to their customers. What store owner wants a customer to return to their car to find a parking ticket after a wonderful purchase experience ???

Owner was rude! Last…read moreFebruary my husband and I flew to Norfolk and took the ferry to Portsmouth for the day. We found this shop and a beautiful (and pricey) piece of pottery in the front window that unfortunately I could not fly home with. Fast forward to today over 5 months later and it's still there. This time we drive and it was coming home. BUT... when I entered the shop the owner or employee was upstairs and when I said I needed help she continued to yell from above instead of coming down to the COMPLETELY EMPTY store. I explain I'd like to see the piece in the window and the she replies "Well I can't just take it out." I say "Even to sell?" She starts shuffling down stairs and muttering and says "I can't just take it out to look at" under her breath but loud enough for me to hear. Well that was it. We just told her not to bother herself and left. Enjoy your completely empty shop when it's closed because you can't be bothered to actually sell anything. And I agree with the owner... She had zero patience to actually sell anything. Not on the phone not doing anything but sitting upstairs and didn't want to be bothered. Just laziness. If you don't want to sell something big and can't be bothered to move it maybe don't put it in your display window or hire someone not rude and lazy. I try to shop local and support local businesses but if you don't want to be bothered and then LIE about it then you don't deserve the support. And if you were sorry you did a poor job of showing it.

Heaven on earth if you are a foodie like me. If you can't find it here then you won't find it…read moreanywhere. They have so much.....you could easily spend an hour in here.....if you credit card can take the beating. Dishes, cookware, mixes and jams and sauces....oh my! Cookbooks, gadgets, seasonal....you name it, they have it. We were greeted as soon as we walked in and offered help if we needed it. If you like to cook or need a gift for a foodie this is your store.