By far the best ice cream and friendly family oriented service around. Other places in the area are…read moreobscenely crowded and slow. Sugaree has the best brand, Bassett Ice cream and the retro style candies (Pez, Cow tails and whatever you've had as a kid) make it a fun experience. I always go for their milkshakes - and it doesn't matter what flavors, as they are all incredible. AND don't forget that they have cakes as well - as I've ordered a few each year for our kids' birthdays (and for mine too). If you haven't been here, you're missing out on an exceptional flavorful fun family experience!

Perfect place for that after dinner treat! Located down a set of steps off the Main Street in…read moreWayne, it gives somewhat of a speakeasy vibe! You walk in and see a wall of candy stretched across the back wall. A wide variety of new age and old school candies! Turn around and there isn't ice cream bar serving delicious ice cream, shakes, and specialty sundaes! I had a sea salt caramel pretzel ice cream with hot fudge and sprinkles (free) and it was the perfect ending to the night. I will definitely be back for a milkshake!

Who stops to think of the end price results when walking into a candy store? Not me that's for…read moresure and it was a dumb compulsive move on my part when my granddaughter saw a colorful candy store and squealed with delight. Her heart must have been beating fast as her little hand pulled me and her eyes were as big as saucers. Walls and rows and bins of candy, chocolates, chewy, hard, sours, nuts, mints, pucker powders, sugar free, taffy, jawbreakers, jelly beans and gummy bears! Holy heck and all for one unit price! My dear sweet, precious granddaughter and I were giggling with delight as we loaded up our bags with a little of this and a little of that and wallah we racked up a grand total of 4.65 pounds of candy all at $11.16 per pound for a grand total of $51.90! If you're not thinking, like I was not thinking, you see that quarter pound price which is posted everywhere. They got me! I could have bought the same things at Acme for ten dollars, give or take. Oh well, I guess I'm not the only fool around as the Sweet Factory claims to be the " Candy Authority" and growing at a rate of five percent a year and they are only located in high traffic areas. Each American will consume an estimated twenty five pounds of candy every year, contributing to a twenty four billion dollar industry. Some more trivia that I learned while handing them my wallet, marshmallow Peeps are produced by Just Born, a candy manufacturer based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. So sweet Sweet Factory, now that I know where you are located and what door not to enter the mall and then what corner not to turn, oh heck, who am I kidding I'll be back, I'm a sucker for maple nut goodies.

It's Halloween day and my husband is 3000 miles away from home. I wanted to surprise him with some…read moreHalloween candy, the employees in his hotel were useless. Couldn't provide some little treat with their room service or suggest where I may be able to arrange for someone to deliver to their establishment. After a brief google search, I came accross the listing for "Sweet Factory". I spoke with Dean. Without hesitation, he was willing to put together a custom picked selection of candies, wraped for Halloween, to be hand delivered to my husbands hotel. I would like to commend Dean on his excellant customer service and for going above and beyond the call of duty. It's amazing how just one persons willingness to do that little extra can make a difference! Thank you, Dean!

I've been to several Kilwins locations, and this one definitely stands out for its very generous…read moreportions. These were honestly some of the biggest scoops I've seen at any Kilwins -- super satisfying, especially if you're looking for a treat that feels worth the price. My friend was going to order 4 scoops but ended up going with 3 after seeing how much ice cream they packed in. Just a note: as you go up in scoop count, they reduce the size of each one a bit to make it all fit, which is understandable, but good to know ahead of time. Flavor-wise, it's the usual Kilwins lineup, solid, classic options like Toasted Coconut, Salted Caramel, etc. Nothing too unexpected if you're familiar with the brand, but still delicious. The store was very busy when we visited, and while the staff was kind, respectful, and patient, the space itself could've used more attention. There was quite a bit of melted ice cream on the ground, likely from cones dripping in the heat, and with people stepping in it, the floors were noticeably sticky. Not the cleanest vibe, which took a bit away from the experience. One downside compared to other Kilwins I've been to: they didn't accept the Kilwins loyalty card here. That was a bummer since other franchise locations do honor it, and it's disappointing when you assume it'll be valid across the board. That said, the team here was happy to offer samples (which some Kilwins have stopped doing), and they moved the line efficiently even during a rush. Overall, it was a satisfying stop -- especially if you're in the mood for a big, indulgent scoop -- and I'd come back again when the craving hits.

We were craving some ice cream on the way home and decided to stop here! Do not make the same…read moremistake as I did in stop at another ice cream shop. Come here ! The flavors here are exquisite. They do not taste artificial and the staff is so friendly, helpful, and they seem happy to be working there! I will definitely become a regular! Love this place!

Best chocolate covered pretzels ever Nothing else even comes…read moreclose!!!! Well worth it. Great gift too

Love this candy and family! By far the best! Make sure you…read moretry the chocolate covered pretzels and candied apples!

I used this Lindt Shop for years. It was great the service was great…read more Then, the store in the King of Prussia Mall closed. Sad!

I couldn't believe when I saw this store across from the Nordstrom . I love Lindt truffles and…read morewanted to peruse inside to see what the store offered. Notably the biggest feature is the 'build your own' truffle bar as well as the other bar with other chocolate options. Along the walls of the store were displays with chocolate bars, other truffle selections and desserts. I went with the build your own and opted for the cellophane bag but you could also get a small tube as well as boxes. I picked a small selection of the flavors - ones that I had tried and others I had not. There were some repeats in the bin and I wish they had some of the truffle flavors from the collections offered - like lemon , but they didn't and what they did offer was still substantial. It was a little over $10 a pound. We got free samples to try and the cashier was super nice and helped me sign up for the rewards as well! Great experience, can't wait to go back!