Im a big chocolate lover so this place was right up my alley! They have their own parking lot and…read moreit's a nice little store! They have samples out which is a nice touch. They offer lots of different choices, from chocolate chips to chocolate covered Oreos, you can find something for everyone here. It's a little pricey but honestly not too bad for good quality chocolate (I have spent much more at other places!) The service was great and the inside wasn't crowded and was decently easy to navigate. It's a cute shop with a historic vibe on the outside as well.

They have free samples which are yummy! There are so many varieties and different things to buy…read more It's pricey but it's all worth it. We got Oreo bark (my office loved it), malt balls, chocolate covered graham crackers, chocolate covered pretzel, chocolate covered Rice Krispies, and chocolate covered animal crackers. It was all great. I wish I bought more. You can see the workers making items. You get a quality shopping bag.

I saw this place walking by and thought it was cute so I stopped in and I wish I hadn't. It took us…read more25 minutes to get a cup of tea and a cappuccino. In that time we got and ate our lunch. The food was ... fine... the shashuska tasted like a can of diced tomatoes was warmed up. My fiancés sandwich was good, and the pastries looked good, but we didn't try any.

Cute cafe in Lititz. We were spending a day shopping on town and stopped here for coffees. My…read morefriend had the Turkish delight dessert and loved it. I had a cafe mocha and thought it was delicious and a good value for the size & quality. Clean bathrooms and warm ambiance plus plenty of seating.

Stopped by while visiting Lititz with the family. A nice little shop with a pretty exceptional…read moreselection of candy. Also a pretty incredible soda wall in the back of unique and novelty flavors. Unfortunately the soda is not only on the back wall, but on the bottom shelves all along the back of the store. My 4 year old accidentally bumped into one as she was walking and it fell, didn't break, but the top came off and spilled. I jokingly said she owed me as in now had to pay for that bottle as I assumed they would simply write it off like most businesses would when there's an accidental break. Instead one of the workers simply said "yeah you do!" in an extremely entitled and rude manner. Perhaps she was an owner, I have no idea. She disappeared and we never saw her again. We were them forced to pay for the soda. We were discounted 50% but it's still ridiculous. Maybe don't put bottles on the bottom shelf where little kids can easily bump into them. Especially in a CANDY STORE WHERE YOUR MAIN AUDIENCE IS KIDS. The worker did apologize for having to charge us, but she apparently texted the owners and was told to do so...

Love the owners! They were great telling jokes and explaining some of their products. It was fire…read moreand ice weekend in Lititz and they had specialized items for both fire and ice. The display had fire items such as hot gummies and hot challenges. The display also had ice items such as candy snow! The store looks like a candy emporium with candy EVERYWHERE! They even have a flavored soda wall! Every display in here looked amazing. The highlight to this place is the back of the store. They have a build your own candy bucket and each piece of candy you get ranges in cheap prices! We are talking candy by the cents! If your in Lititz check this place out!

Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery is a historic pretzel bakery that opened in Lititz, Pennsylvania in…read more1861. It was founded by baker Julius Sturgis. During the 1850s, Sturgis worked as an apprentice bread baker. There are a number of variations of the origin story, but the most popular one seems to be that Sturgis was preparing a batch of soft sourdough pretzels and accidentally double baked them due to the summer heat. This "happy accident" resulted in dried-out pretzels. The head baker felt that no one would want them, but it gave Sturgis an idea to exclusively produce and sell crispy pretzels. By 1861, Sturgis had purchased a historic stone house and added a pretzel bakery in the back. Sturgis' brand of crispy pretzels soon became a big hit. He would continue to operate the business alongside his family for several years. The Sturgis Family is still in the pretzel business to this day. His grandson Marriott "Tom" Sturgis founded Tom Sturgis Pretzels in Reading in 1946. Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery is the oldest commercial pretzel bakery in the United States. The current president and majority owner is Tim Snyder, uncle of current Tom Sturgis Pretzels owner Bruce Sturgis. My family and I recently visited Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery while we were traveling through Pennsylvania's Lancaster County. The area may be known for its rich Pennsylvania Dutch culture, but it's also known for its rich pretzel history and production. It just so happens that pretzels are my favorite snack! We arrived at the bakery just minutes after it opened for the day and signed up to take a tour. Participants have the opportunity to roll their hands in dough and make their own hand-made pretzels, just like workers did in the late 19th century. Our guide showed us all of the various tools of the trade from that period, but the highlight was seeing the original brick ovens. At the conclusion of the tour, participants were all given a complimentary bag of Tom Sturgis "Little Ones" pretzels. Afterwards, we headed into the retail shop which was stocked with various Julius Sturgis and Tom Sturgis pretzel products. Some of the varieties that we purchased for the road included "Little Cheesers" and "Honey Mustard". We also bought some freshly baked soft pretzels, which tasted out of this world! If you love pretzels then we highly recommend a visit to the Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery!

Cute little storytelling tour that lasts just under 30 minutes. You learn some history and get…read moredough to shape your own pretzel, but you don't get to cook it or take it home. At the end, they give you a small bag of hard pretzels. The storytelling was good and the workers were friendly, but I wasn't too impressed. It's a small, cramped space, and I'd recommend the tour for kids 8 and up. Our group had several kids ages 2-5, with lots of crying and screaming, making it hard to hear and very difficult for the storyteller. You can reserve your tour online, and they start on time, so keep that in mind. There is street parking and a few spots in the back, and we had no trouble finding a spot. There's a gift shop available and fjeu also sell soft pretzels and other snacks. Overall, it's a cute and cheap activity if you have an extra 20-30 minutes.

We found this store because we had just been to the Utz factory tour, and they said that they use…read moreWilbur chocolate for their chocolate needs! My husband had been looking at staying at the Wilbur chocolate hotel across the street and found that the Hershey kiss is loosely based on the Wilbur chocolate buds. The dark chocolate is delicious. Great store, samples of buds available. I still like the Sees Scotchmallow way better, but the dark chocolate marshmallow, caramel was a must try. Yum

I loved the store except for the male clerk with the earring. The chocolate is excellent and it's a…read morefun place to visit. The male clerk is rude and mean. How could such good chocolate have a such a jerk servicing the clients? I'm not sure.

Fabulous flavor option. Great opportunity to support a local business. The Nutella Fudge is…read moredelicious. Olivia was friendly and there are soo many options. Considering sponsoring an event with their Landisville location! Highly recommend.

This place is terrible and a joke. Ordered watermelon ice tasted like bananas. They call it Italian…read moreice hahaha lol that's funny. Before the original owners sold it it was now is sliced shaved ice. SAVE YOUR MONEY

Dosie Dough is not a place that I go in to buy great coffee , hot chocolate and delicious…read morefoods...and they are inconsistent with the quality of what u are paying for .. They are always great and have based their fine reputation on this !!!! It's a fun place to sit outside and enjoy the weather and they also pride themselves with a friendly atmosphere.. When I first moved to Lititz .. 12 years ago, my son told me I should be sure to try this hot spot for good food and coffee. He was right about that .. !!

I got an m&m cookie here and it was just ok. Baked goods all just looked ok. Nothing spectacular…read more He had a blueberry cake donut and also thought it was just ok. The place was packed. It was covered in stickers and art. The bathroom was nice.

Near the Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery is Whiff Roasters. Tucked down a little alley/walkway,…read morepassionate staff greet you when you walk in. Proudly, they show you the dozens of flavored coffee beans from traditional flavors like hazelnut and French vanilla to more unique flavors like Apple Coffee Cake and Berries Be Wild. It's scanning rows of ostentatious flavors is where they lost me. Hear me out. I truly believe that the beauty of this world is in its diversity. There are many people who love a flavored coffee with "fun" flavors and over-the-top lattes with too much whipped cream on top, but that's not my jam. In my opinion, a quality coffee shop is simple and leads with espresso brewed really well where the taste of coffee shines through. Whipped cream, Black Forest Cake, and Cabin Fever mask coffee in my opinion, but many would and should disagree with me. To prove my point, I ordered an iced Aztec latte. I have a sweet tooth, but this was way too sweet. I literally couldn't taste the coffee through all the noise. Again, some people may love this place if flavored coffee is your thing. It's just not mine, so I'll pass. That said, the service was great! Everyone I interacted with was helpful. If you're reading this, go and support them!

I went to Whiff while visiting a friend I live out of State and now I have there breakfast blend…read moreshipped to my house. It is that good.

They have unique and tasty food and a fascinating menu. We enjoyed several items that were new to…read moreus. Service was quick and friendly. It was a tiny but cozy restaurant with just a few tables. We enjoyed a small late lunch and it hit the spot. I would go again and try something different next time.

This place is absolutely incredible! Absolutely as authentic as it gets! Everyone who works here…read moreare incredibly kind and knowledgeable on what they offer! There is a lot of love and amazing food packed into one small but mighty cafe. There's a few tables to sit at inside and a few spots outside. I 10000000% recommend stopping by and checking this place out! Muito bom