Lots of fun and nostalgic candy to choose from with a huge selection. But be prepared to pay the…read moreprice as it is not cheap. But enjoy it while you're there. Staff was very friendly and we enjoyed our visit.

Wow! What a candy store! Allegedly the longest candy counter in the world. I wouldn't be surprised!…read moreIt's very, very long, and the variety is impressive. I took my grandson there today and we left with way too much candy! It's definitely worth checking out if you are in the Littleton area.

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.

I'm a cheese head…read more So when my friend was making our itinerary for a trip to VT, I was really excited to try this place! Weather got a little hariy getting there with the slushy roads, but we made it! It's pretty remote location with no street lights, so if driving in the dark look for the signs to get there and trust your GPS. There's a large parking lot across from the entrance to the little store/shop. The shop is actually the owners old family home I belive. We arrived pretty much at closing time, but we were still welcomed warmly. We got a cheese & maple syrup tasting which was yum and informative, and the staff member that did it was really nice, I forgot her name, but see photo below. One of the cheeses has won a cheese competition, very cool. We also got to meet the owner, but she was busy getting Christmas orders together. I perused all of the cheeses I wanted and settled on 4. We got to try 2 out of the 4 from the cheese sampling. The nice lady that checked me out even gave me some nice to-go samples as well. The smoked cheese was my fav, and the sage. But I enjoyed them all. I was able to easily fly home to TX with them due to the cold weather of the season. After the tasting, we got to peruse the store. They have so much other stuff to buy in additon to cheese and maple, tons of knick-knacks and gifts and merch. We didn't get to explore the farm after since it was pitch black when we left, too bad. Enjoy!

Some years ago I tried the maple syrup from Sugarbush Farms and never looked back. No other syrup…read morecompares and I always go out of my way to visit anytime I'm anywhere in the greater New England area! Sadly this year I didn't get to visit New England - but lucky for me Sugarbush ships nationwide!! So I tried it out and ordered some of their syrup and my fave cheeses. Ordering online via their website was super easy. I ordered my fave dark variety of their maple syrup and 4 cheeses: horseradish cheddar, jalapeño cheddar, sharp cheddar, and Monterey Jack. Their horseradish cheddar is my absolute fave - a wonderful kick of the spicy horseradish blends so well with their rich cheddar. I really love the jalapeño cheddar too - packed full of flavor with just the right amount of kick - not overwhelming but enough to taste it. The other two were great as well - you can definitely tell their cheeses are made fresh on site - flavors are just next level compared to industrial-manufactured cheeses from the grocery store chains. And the maple syrup is also in a league of its own - nothing mass-manufactured from any grocery chain holds a candle to the rich, complex flavors and velvety texture. The syrups also last quite a long time so I'm able to keep my stocks full yearly! Since I was ordering cheese with a long way to travel, and it was still quite warm in parts of the US, their website suggested adding one of their insulated shipping boxes for an extra fee of $8. I didn't want to risk ruining my cheese so I did and all arrived in excellent condition! They pack it in extra insulated styrofoam with ice packs. So it's definitely worth it imo. Next year I'll be in Maine in October so I'll definitely be planning an extra day or two to pop over to Sugarbush on my way back out haha!! See yall next fall!

Cute store with candy and gifts. We stopped in for ice cream and learned they have not had ice…read morecream for a few years even though the web says they do. Wish they could update it in yelp. It was still worth the stop in.

Very cool local shop. Owners, Erica and Steve are very nice people, this shop has more NH souvenirs…read morethan you can imagine! If you want something "New Hampshire" and you can't find it here... well it hasn't been made yet! . That said the ship is awesome (and so is the fudge... yum). If you're in Gorham it's definitely worth stopping in!

A BIG shout out to owner Sara Nicolas !!! Excellent service ! Cheery attention to details !…read moreJoyous attitude and fabulous advice ! She knows her products and customers and it's her obvious pleasure to accommodate. A visually inviting space, it's packed with unusual, playful candies as well as more sophisticated items like truffles. A feast for the eyes and belly ! You will not be disappointed.

A fun place to visit in Meredith, New Hampshire. Lots of candy, chocolates, fudge to choose from…read more To be honest, if I wasn't full from lunch, I would have bought some goodies. The fudge seemed a bit over priced though, 24.99 a pound . But looked like lots to choose from. Worth the trip to come even if it's just window shopping. It's fun and pleasant.

My family has been coming to Kellerhaus for years, and every time we go, it still has the same…read morewonderful charm and delicious ice cream. To get the true Kellerhaus experience, get the ice cream sundae bar! You can fill up your bowl with toppings like hot fudge, raspberry sauce, candies, and whipped cream to your heart's content. And then be sure to top it off with a mini flag! After ice cream, take a stroll around the gift shop! There are several rooms of cute items to explore. I recommend the chocolate room especially, you can find really nice gifts there for all the chocolate lovers in your life!

I've been coming to Kellerhaus since I was a kid, and I've always had a good experience. I haven't…read morebeen in a few years and they've made some updates that I don't exactly agree with. The flavor options and pricing are at the cash register and you can't really see either from afar, which makes it feel rushed when you get to that point. The pricing I think is getting pretty high for what it is. They no longer scoop the ice cream in front of you - the ice cream is around the corner. When we got to the smorgasbord, the whipped cream wasn't working/was empty. The workers didn't seem to want to fix it, and once you leave the line you can't re-enter. Pretty disappointing to not be able to get their homemade whipped cream they rave about. For almost $9 for a one scoop make-your-own before tax, it was honestly not a great experience today. We miss the nostalgia of this place - it's becoming more industrialized and less sentimental.

Excellent quality chocolate. Easy to spend a small fortune here because everything is so good.read more

So glad we stopped in here! The outside of the building is charming and welcoming. Inside, the…read morestaff was very friendly. There is a nice selection of pre-packaged local goods as well as plenty of sweet treats in the cases. Everything we tried was delicious but I especially liked the homemade peanut butter cup!

With glazed eyes I can recall the very moment my gaze fell upon the exquisite advertisement gracing…read morethe windows of what should have been destined success. I was riding along Main Street upon my recently purchased tandem bicycle (21 magnificent gears!) with my recent partner and keeper, Prudence. Naturally I let her ride in front, in silent protest of the gender wage gap. Even in our swift passing, my peripheral vision took it in. Could it be? A candy store in our very city? By Jove, yes! Instantly I tapped the brakes, almost tipping Prudence to the unkempt pavement. Her hand raised to strike me as she often does, but suddenly she understood the sparkle in my eyes as hers fell upon the same sign. The promise of pure delight. Alas we are troubled, me and Prudence. You see, we have dedicated our lives to the fight against the ever-warming globe. The feverishly haunting inevitability of climate change. I wish I could say Lee was joining us in this fight as an ally, but much to our chagrin, as we reboarded our tandem cycle, we happened upon a grave discovery. A bag of jelly beans. Innocent at first glance, yes, but upon closer inspection, each individual bean.. wrapped in its own dolphin-choking plastic! The horror. The horror. This betrayal to our Mother Earth. This assault on our senses, on every fiber of our being. And as the tears welled up in the eyes of my fair Prudence, I knew we could never bring ourselves to step into Lee's Candy Kitchen again, as we now knew the truth. A devious plot to lure the residents of this fair city into plastic peril. A trojan horse made of saccharine runs free.. and it must be tamed. To this Lee and his kitchen of candy, we can only muster a single star. A rusted star of jagged proportions and broken points, wrapped in a suffocating ziploc bag, much like our hearts.

I just bought the most delicious fudge I've ever had in my life from Lee's. Super fresh and…read morecreamy. Also, the woman who helped me was very friendly and polite.