Exceptional quality candy's, caramel's and ice cream! I've…read moreordered via their online service and walked in for special treats - service always consistently excellent. The shop is always clean, well stocked and organized with attentive and helpful staff. I highly recommend this candy + more shop!

Red Kite Candy is best known for its caramel, but they have great ice cream, too! Parking can be a…read morebit challenging.

Chewy but crunchy. It was a nice place to go and take the cookie for a walk and enjoy the day.read more

I just tried the salted caramel cookie it was super tasty. They have different cookies every week…read morewhich is intriguing and service was great also would def come back!

I'm a local photographer who has used Patch Orchards multiple times without issue, until this week,…read morewhen I had a shocking experience with them. As usual, I arrived with my clients, politely said hello and stated I was there to take photos by the Christmas trees. Christine (whom I had never met) said nothing about rules or purchase requirements and explicitly told me I could take photos. Afterward, my clients warmed up with their baby in the car and planned to cut a tree, but Christine assumed we weren't buying anything and escalated the situation for no reason. I left with my clients down the hill to take a few last shots and as I was getting into my car, Christine brought her husband Mike down in his truck to "scare me off". They flew past me, tried to block me from leaving the road, yelled at me to "never be seen on the property again," and accused me of "taking photos without buying anything" as if that were a crime. It was aggressive, threatening and completely unprofessional. This is a farm open to the public - visitors are NOT required to make a purchase just for stepping onto the property. If they have rules for photos, they can communicate them like adults instead of resorting to intimidation and theatrics. I won't be returning (for my own safety), and others should think twice before giving them business. If you do visit, apparently you'd better buy something immediately, since that seems to be their unspoken rule.

I love coming here for the delicious apples and other produce, apple cider donuts, maple products…read more(maple creamees, syrup, butter, candy, to name a few). The apple cider donuts are tasty when you get them hot and fresh. Their apple cider, both fresh and hard, is tasty too. The family that owns the orchard is kind and personable. If you like corn mazes, theirs is worth checking out. The views are also top notch.

My first crumbl cookie tasting impressions: 1. The crumbl…read morebranding - in terms of the logo, the iconic pink packaging, the retail design, the interface and the merch - is disciplined design, well-done and fun. 2. Just because the branding is impressive, doesn't mean the cookie stacks up. Not so here. The flavor and density of our Secret Menu Cinnamon Roll cookie was a sweet delight. I especially loved the texture. 3. These aren't quite haute bakery cookies, ie Georgetown Cupcake when it first started, but they are pretty darn near close. What would bring them to that level? With the one cookie I tasted, the icing could be a little less overpoweringly sweet and more like a subdued buttercream. The cookie dough, however, is perfect. 4. The cookie was not warm when I got it but I expected that it would be. Was it supposed to be warmed? Maybe I've just been spoiled by the Austin, TX-based Tiff's Treats warmed cookie service. Growing up with Mrs. Field's cookies, their cookies were never warmed. Nor were cookies you could buy from any bakery around. Unless they were kind enough to give you what is just baked. So, maybe it was a presumptuous thought. 5. With over 1,071 franchises and counting, does the West Lebanon crumbl even need my review? There is a reason why this cookie company excels and flavor is at its core. How the local franchise fares will be interesting as it works out its new location kinks, ie there were only paper towels available instead of famous-crumbl branded napkins, and actually, there was only 1 piece of paper towel left on the roll. They were too busy serving up cookie orders so we just took our box and left. 6. The crumbl brand is consistent with 6 nationally-produced, rotating cookie (including a mini-cake) varieties each week. You can see the weekly flavors at https://crumblcookies.com under National Flavors. 7. To get to the Secret Menu cookie flavors -- which is kind of a gimmicky, nationally-driven label and probably should just be called Local Cookie Picks -- visit https://crumblcookies.com/flavors. Pick your city from the deliciously and originally designed map interface with thousands of cookie icons. It's not really a Secret because when you walk into the store the cookies are labeled, "Secret Menu," plainly. The concept I have experienced -- popularized by Georgetown Cupcake -- is that you went to their Facebook page, got the title of the Secret sweet and then mentioned it while ordering. You never knew the secret dessert was available at the counter unless you asked. I understand, however, that rolling out a concept like this in a national format may have have been challenging. 8. This cookie is worth its $4.50 price tag. In my estimation you are getting 2 cookies within the size of 1. The crumbl company believes you are getting 4 cookies from 1. I found an adorable crumbl cookie cutter in the online merch which easily cuts your large-sized cookie into 4 pieces to share. merch.crumbl.com 9. Speaking of online merch, they have a vast array of well-branded, reasonably-priced branded crumbl items. Other than the cookie cutter, there are hoodies, tees, socks, a plushie, a water bottle, a key chain, hats, bags and lapel pins. 10. So, crumbl also makes cake. I did not expect to find a cookie-sized mini cake when I visited, but there was one and I'm curious to try these sometime. Here is this week's mini cake product description from the page: "Two fluffy tiers of cake batter confetti cake generously layered with smooth vanilla buttercream and crowned with a dash of vibrant rainbow sprinkles." 11. Don't think you are going to find many places in West Lebanon which serve food - at all - up through 10pm outside of Denny's, McDonald's and Applebees. crumbl is open to serve cookies (as an important national food group) from 10am - 8pm, Monday through Saturday, friends. NB-- If you are anti-franchise, yes, there is only 1 Katie's Cookies, and we do love them.

It was so good! The food was top tier and delicious. All the workers were really kind. The vibe of…read morethe place was just cool!

Remarkably disappointing experience. We asked for two dozen cupcakes with a tennis theme for 15…read moreyear old birthday party. Given two days to prepare we got these: Green frosting didn't match on 6 of the 24. The white piping was so poorly done the kids wouldn't touch them. Just a complete lack of care and service. Charged us $3.50/cupcake to ruin the party. My 6 year old could have done a better job with the frosting. Next time I will save $60 and just buy generic birthday cupcakes at the grocery store.

Called up last minute and ordered cupcakes. They were all so delicious. In the shop you can buy a…read morecard for your special occasion. They have beautiful candles to add to cakes or cupcakes. She even applied a beautiful birthday ribbon around the cupcake box. This gift to my daughter made her day. I highly recommend dazzle.

I love this place. Sales associates are friendly and…read morehelpful. Don't buy firewood along the highway, buy it here. Decent amount of wood for $5. Fan- damn- tatic home made pies. Oh my God..... they are good. Fresh baked goods everyday. Sorry, Mom Ascutney Market pies are better than yours. This store has unique little cards and gifts as well. A nice place to stop in and pick up a few things and just take your time and walk around or stop and talk awhile.

Slow and incompetent staff, average food. They made us a chicken salad melt and forgot the cheese…read moreafter taking 20 minutes to make two sandwiches. Epic failure. This is a gas station / convenience store with a deli inside. This area doesn't offer much in terms of food options so I stopped by on a Thursday afternoon when it wasn't busy at all. We ordered a chicken salad melt and a hot pastrami sub. Side note - the staff looked at us like we were aliens when we asked for a chicken salad melt (as opposed to a tuna melt). Despite FOUR women working there, it took so long to make these sandwiches that my family tried getting me to leave and forget about the sandwiches. It was almost 2:00 and I was starving so I waited it out. When we got back and ate our sandwiches, they weren't even that good. Definitely not worth the price. To add insult to injury, there was no cheese on the melt. Avoid this place at all costs.

Delicious and fresh ! A local favorite for over 40 years !…read more I called to get a special order and Muriel agreed to allow us to pick up our donuts before they opened. We were thankful and everyone loved them ! Montcalm golf club

I stopped yesterday after reading all the good reviews. I got there about 20 minutes before they…read moreclosed and ordered 6 jelly sticks. The man behind the counter wasn't rude, but he wasn't pleasant either. He said very few words and proceeded to finish doing what he was busy with and picked out 6 jelly sticks with his ungloved hands. He then took my cash and made change with ungloved hands and filled the order of the people behind me with the same hands. I was going to leave a nice tip but I couldn't get past the no glove issue. I put the donuts in my car and dropped them in the garbage can at the mini mart. Sucks, I love good donuts.

Yummy prepared food! Very kind staff!…read moreUnique gift items! Wonderful selection of wellness products.

I loved this place and wish we had something back home like this. They had a huge natural…read moresupplement section. The prices were less than back home but I didn't have room in my suitcase.