Great throwback candy store…read more You can buy items in bulk which is a great option if you are looking for party favors or to fill some holiday baskets. I bought a box of some local favorites: French Chews, Buckeyes and some Opera Creams. If your looking for a souvenir from Cincinnati to share with someone definitely stop in this candy shop! It was a neat step back in time as well! The staff was friendly and helpful.

I called to inquire about a specific product and the representative acted like I was bothering her…read more She rushed me through the call and was very curt which was very rude. I was left with a bad impression of a company I had never heard of until now. I am not sure if I will ever give them my business.

We stopped in for the first time on the same day we were dropping our son off to college. We were…read moreimmediately greeted by Angel. She was so friendly-she gave us the history of Fawn Chocolates, descriptions of the best sellers & we even got to taste some delicious chocolate covered cherries. Everything we bought was excellent. We'll definitely be back! Angel is an angel & made this momma feel a little bit better! Chocolate makes everything better!

Poor customer service. They were rude and didn't know anything. The fudge wasn't good.read more

On a warm summer evening people are lined up here and there's a good reason. The ice cream is to…read moredie for. I actually had a snoball with ice cream in the middle, and strange as it sounds I've been thinking about it ever since. I can't wait to go back for another. There's a cute little sitting area on the side of the building, and we loved watching people. The store itself makes it's own candy, and while I didn't partake this day, you know I will. Actually it will be a great place to buy gifts when I need one. Parking can be problematic, but even if you have to park way up the street, that will help you work those calories off!

So sad about this business. We went here for years when we lived in Ohio and loved it. We went here…read morea guess a little over a year ago and found out it had been sold. I could tell immediately it was not the same being served by an indifferent employee and not having the same products available. We just made a trip here from Florida to find out it's completely closed

Schneider's is near my friend's place and she brought me here to try her favorite spot! I got…read moregenerous scoops of German chocolate cake and banana in a cup and both flavors were delicious. The interior is just for ordering, but there are benches and tables outside the shop. The employee who helped us was also exceptionally kind--thank you, Patrick, for such a friendly experience!

Lovely shop with plenty of options. I bought white chocolate pretzels along with a box of assorted…read morechocolates. The staff even offered to wrap my box of chocolates! Very sweet place even if it's on the smaller side.

I took my toddler nephews to Sweet Dreams, while we waited for our game to start at a nearby venue…read more The shop has a lot to offer. The people were nice. The candy is priced for the area. We purchased a few items.

Love their fudge and buckeyes and the fact that they have little ice cream for the kids make sure…read moreto check the cooler because that's where they're You also get a discount if you are an aquarium member

This shop is the dream. Immaculate vibes, great candy selection, and the popcorn is crazy good. The…read moreowner and staff are all very friendly and helpful!

Really disappointed to see Patty's closed during one of the most vibrant and community-driven…read moreevents in the city -- the Hyde Park Blast. It's one thing to close early, but to post a handwritten sign calling the event "stupid" was shockingly unprofessional. It's figuratively and literally more than a bike race, it's a fundraiser that supports cancer research and survivorship through the CancerFree KIDS Pediatric Cancer Research Alliance. It brings thousands of people together for a cause that matters deeply, while also creating one of the most electric, family-friendly atmospheres you'll find in Cincinnati. From a business perspective, this was a massive missed opportunity. The streets were filled with people eager to support local shops and enjoy the events which is exactly the kind of audience any small business would hope for. Instead of welcoming that energy, Patty's turned it away and insulted the very people walking by their storefront. I love supporting small, local businesses, but this kind of response shows a disconnect from the community that makes Hyde Park special. I hope they reconsider how they respond to events like this in the future.

Good people who own it and great staff too. Candies, spices and other things. Also lottery…read morelocation with good customers. I highly recommend the store.

I've been going there since I was a little girl and they always are kind with good customer service…read moreand a nice variety of sweet treats .

Great locally-crafted chocolate bars, many flavors, welcoming staff…read more When we get to Findlay Market in northern OTR, Cincinnati, we visit family owned and operated Maverick Chocolate Co., since 2014 on the part of Elder Street along the south side of the market, close to Elm Street. The staff is welcoming and is generous with the tastings: four of us tried around ten flavors in all! It was a hot day, so this was our last stop by the market, so it would not melt on the way home. We got some bold Rüya dark 65% chocolate, flavored with Turkish espresso, with a touch of traditional cardamom expressing welcome. The cardamom flavoring is milder in this chocolate than it is in mideast coffee. That works for us. We got two with mild bourbon flavors: the somewhat-sweet Prohibition, and the lightly-orange seasonally-available Old Fashioned (reminiscent of the cocktail). We also got some seasonal slightly-fruity limited-edition Thailand 70% chocolate, one of our favorites. And we grabbed an assortment of lighter and darker sweet creams and truffles. We used to watch the bean-grinder in action here. Last year moved it to a new factory on the Licking River across the river in Lexington KY, a town where they also opened a second retail location in 2024 that includes gelato! The aroma here is lovely and chocolatey and roasty. The chocolate is divine.

Expensive and a tiny store. It is good chocolate but wish the store offered more and had space to…read moresit and hang out but it is really just a grab and go. The ice cream is good but I've had better.

The vanilla butternut popcorn is to die for - it is the best thing and I normally don't do sweet…read morepopcorn - also they offer too good to go bags - you get a huge bag of popcorn in various flavors for 5.20. The staff is super friendly as well and the place smells heavenly - you also can't beat how you can stand in there and literally try all of the flavors!

The best Rice Krispies popcorn I've ever had . The customer service was amazing . I will be buying…read moremore and I plan on recommending this business to my friends.

Cool little authentic Vietnamese store in Findlay Market. They have all the Vietnamese spices,…read moremixes, drinks, noodles, rice you name it. Most of it is all dry goods. You have to know what you're looking for when buying from here, don't know, the friendly owner will gladly assist you.

Tons of great products I need for trying new Asian recipes. The interior is very organized and…read moreclean, the shop owner is incredibly kind and sociable as well! I was gifted a Woks of Life cookbook and this is my go to spot to buy what I need to make all the recipes :) as well as Thai and Vietnamese dishes I've always wanted to make!