Stop by to check out their holiday advent "calendars." Those could be fun. They also have some…read moreother special holiday-themed candies like a candy bar. And some fun rice krispie treat items along with jelly "kabobs." Wish they had more hard candies (not lollipops) but that might be breaking their business model (which I would not expect them to do; would just be nice to get both the jellies and some hard candies at the same time). Friendly service. Fun stop.

Jordan at Lolli and Pops went above and beyond today. The customer service she provided was…read morewonderful and is truly unheard of these days. Thank you for being so kind and helpful Jordan. The chocolate covered gummy bears are also amazing.

Taylor was my customer service rep today at the Kent Station location/…read moreShe was so informative and extremely friendly/ Got everything I wanted and even a little extra information Solid five stars to this company and they're great employees

One of Kent Station's edible delights that is always worth stopping in for after a meal. During…read moreCovid-19, the employees only allow up to 3 people within the store at the time, meaning that the door is roped off by a partition that only the employees can allow access inside. Chocolate is sold by the weight either in bags, or boxes. Since I was purchasing chocolate for only myself on this visit, I chose the bag option. 12 pieces & a variety of chocolate later, my purchase total came to $11.99. Not bad when you consider that the ladies place two free samples inside of the bag as a thank you. Yhe chocolates taste about as fresh as the day it was made, with a deliciousness that I can describe as rich, creamy, and slightly potent with the flavoring. See's Candies is still phenomenal! If you are ever in Kent, make your way over here.

The ice cream here is really good -- I'm partial to the chocolate brownie flavor . Prices are more…read morethan affordable, which makes it easy to come back for more. The only downside is the service -- the staff moves pretty slowly, and their checkout system takes forever. Still, totally worth the wait for the ice cream itself!

One of the best ice cream I've tried so far. Huge scoop, strong flavor with amazing gooey texture,…read moretakes them awhile to melt not like other places too watery. The staffs are well trained and give you big spoon to try out if you're not sure about the flavor. My favorite one so far is strawberry cheesecake, you won't find anywhere has more buttery taste than this.

You know what, we don't have any Kho Bo (Vietnamese beef jerky) specialty stores all over the place…read morelike in California, so it's very hard to come by a store that offers varieties of jerky. I do like the regular squid jerky. It's sweet and kinda spicy. Just like what I want. I don't like extremely spicy food & snacks. You basically go in, take a bag, and fill it yourself. I got a store associate helping out, so that was nice of him! I am glad I'm able to live within a .... Reasonable distance to travel to the store if needed if I'd like to purchase some jerkies for present-giving or self-craving snacks.

Literally the only customer and there's a bunched of jerky's but the girl decided to give me bits…read moreand scrap. Oh and some super old dry pieces as well lol

I decided to try La Huerta Market in the search for Green Tomatoes…read more Although I didn't find the Tomatoes I did find a lot of other things. The Bakery had delicious looking cakes. They also have a Hot Deli with a variety of meals to choose from. They have fresh Produce and a bait of meats to choose from. All the shelves were stocked. The Service was great, very inviting. The store was clean and just fun to walk around and embrace their Culture.

No telling how many times I passed this place over the decades, but I never paid it any attention…read more When I did a search for Mexican grocery stores, it was one of the top results. I knew exactly the spot, and decided to check it out. This place gets an A+ on selection, but that is where the praise stops. I saw so many things I was interested in, but unfortunately, 90% of what I saw had no price on it. It's kind of hard to shop when you have no idea what the prices are. Judging from the prices I did see; I would say pricing here was on the aggressive side. I considered checking out the Taqueria, but unfortunately the menus consisted on plates only. I just wanted to try a single taco, and small side of rice and beans, but the only taco option was a 3-taco plate. I ended up buying 4 fresh salsa and a bag of chips. 2 of the 4 salsas were terrible and one of the remaining 2 was decent, but all salsas needed salt and the Habanero option was the mildest of the bunch. The chips were also commercial and not homemade as I hoped. Enough people were shopping to let me know the community supports the business, but that also could be because they are the only option. There are larger stores in both Burien and Federal Way that have better pricing, I'll certainly shop there before returning here again.

If you're a chocolate lover, then this is a must stop on your Seattle travels…read more You can ask for as many chocolate samples as you desire. Plenty of parking and I love they have creative photo ops here, including their mascot, Greg Glitter, the, space-themed mascot. All their chocolate candies are rich, but my favorite is their cookies and cream chocolate. The customer service at Maeve was wonderful and the ambiance is simple, cool and collective

I attended a tour and tasting at Maeve Chocolate and left impressed. The tasting featured six…read moredistinct chocolates -- everything from bright, fruity single-origin bars to richer, high-cacao pieces -- and while all were tasty, I generally preferred the darker, more complex offerings. The textures were clean and the flavor development in the dark bars (bitter-sweet, with subtle fruit and spice notes) stood out. The tour guide They were excellent, personable, clearly passionate, and very knowledgeable about bean sourcing, tempering, and flavor profiling. Their demos on conching and tempering made the process tangible without getting bogged down in jargon. Some history Maeve Chocolate's shift from the Seattle Chocolate name reflects a move to emphasize craft, single-origin sourcing, and a modern identity that better represents their focus on ethical sourcing and flavor-driven small-batch production. The new name and packaging celebrate provenance and the personalities behind the beans, while preserving the company's Seattle roots and commitment to quality. Highlights Six thoughtfully curated samples showcasing a range of cacao percentages and origins. Strong preference for the dark chocolate line -- nuanced, well-balanced, and memorable. Informative, engaging guide and a concise, behind-the-scenes look at production. Friendly tasting pace that allowed time to savor each piece and ask questions. If you appreciate chocolate craftsmanship and want a guided tasting that balances technique with flavor exploration, Maeve Chocolate's tour is worth it.

This store is amazing. They have a huge selection of candy. The staff are so helpful and friendly…read more No other candy store can compete.

The workers allowed children to put their hands all over the inside of the candy jars and didn't…read moreeven swap out the candy