We went here in search of the candy of my youth. This place is a treasure trove of candy and…read moresweets. Bounty bars, Turkish taffy, British candies, zagnut, twinkies candy, Moon Pies, Valomilk and more. Gummies too! I will be coming back here for sure to get more goodies. Well worth a visit.

Best place ever there's nothing like it everywhere I go in my travels. I try to find that perfect…read morecandy store. I always wind up right back at Chester New Jersey.

Bought a few different types of candy here. Got several different chocolate candy as well as some…read morepenny candy that I haven't seen in awhile. Prices weren't that bad. Would go back again

I passed by this cute candy shop on the way to dinner. I stopped in and purchased a piece of the…read morechocolate peanut butter fudge and a chocolate covered cookie dough ball. Both were very good! I'd definitely come back the next time I'm in Hackettstown. I recommend Tracey's Candy shoppe!

Looks like they are permanently closed. The shop has nothing in it, but boxes and cleaning…read moresupplies, and no forwarding address or number.

The variety of chocolate is extensive and of excellent quality. The owner & staff are friendly,…read moreknowledgeable & very helpful. I always enjoy the whole experience there.

Enchanted Chocolate has homemade chocolates with a variety of fillings made with either milk or…read moredark chocolate. They also have sugar-free chocolates, and you can buy 1, 1 1/2, or 2 lb boxes. I like that you can order whatever you want - all dark or all milk chocolate, assorted, assorted cremes, assorted dark cremes, etc. Unfortunately, with a few exceptions, I didn't care for these chocolates. They tasted too sweet and unnatural. I wish the box included a guide to what each of the chocolates were because there were some that I really didn't care for (Orange Peel) and some that were ok (Toasted Coconut). Give me a plain 70% cacao dark chocolate bar any day of the week. However, if you like your chocolates with fruit or creme, they offer quite a selection: 1. Vanilla butter crèmes 2. Chocolate crèmes 3. Raspberry crèmes 4. Orange crèmes 5. Strawberry crèmes 6. Lemon crèmes 7. Coconut crèmes 8. Coffee crèmes 9. Maple crèmes 10. Peanut butter 11. Marzipan 12. Peppermint patties 13. Cordial cherries (liquid centers) 14. Dried apricot 15. Dried cranberry clusters 16. Raisin clusters 17. Vanilla marshmallows 18. Toasted coconut 19. Jordan crackers 20. Graham crackers 21. Caramel 22. Molasses sponge 23. Orange Peel 24. Raspberry jelly 25. Candied ginger 26. Chocolate leaves (plain chocolate) 27. Pecan Turtles 28. Nut clusters (peanuts, brazils, almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, walnuts and pecans) 29. Buttercrunch 30. Bark (almond, cashew and pecan) 31. Chocolate covered pretzels

Probably the best cholate I've are in a very long time. I'm a milk chocolate lover so I cannot…read morespeak for the dark chocolate but I'm sure it's just as great! I will be frequenting this shop often.

On a dreary, chilly Saturday afternoon in March, stopping in at the cozy bar at Chesapeake Tavern…read morewas just what my wife and I were looking for. This was our first time here and we really liked the place. Our bartender was very friendly and provided info on the building being over 200 years old and new ownership taking over 2 years ago. I started off with a Kane IPA, my wife had a Toasted Almond. The beer was easy, but he did a great job making her drink. We each had a bowl of broccoli cheddar soup, then we shared the Maryland Crab Nachos. The soup was ok, but those nachos were fantastic! So different from anything we've had. The dinner menu here looks very good also. We'll definitely be back!

We've been to this restaurant on a couple of occasions and it's seemingly becoming more…read moredisappointing. Service was slow, food was underwhelming, and the ambiance is lackluster. We ordered the asparagus cream soup which was glorified baby food, not much flavor and certainly not worth the price. We also ordered fish and chips and the chicken bacon ranch sandwich. Nothing notable to add there. The wait staff was swamped and there was only one food runner! We always come for nicer occasions hoping for the best but have always left with a little bit of a sour taste. We likely won't be returning for a while sadly.

Man what a drive from the city to get to a farm! Came out here in late October and it's such a cute…read morefarm! Unlike most other farms, you don't have to pay to park and you don't have to pay to get to the farm. You only just buy what you wanna take home if you wanna go Apple picking and do the activities you can buy a wristband for that as well, but to come and hang out listen to music eat some good food And enjoy the animals won't break the bank. Family friendly. My kids had a great time and so did my in-laws. The town itself is super cute. If you have a chance to go check it out it's a small little Main Street, but it has a lot of charm to it. The lines get pretty big for food. The farm stand itself is pretty good. Had a lot of fresh vegetables. It's definitely busy on the weekend so be prepared to stand in line prices are reasonable.

Nice spot. First time here but taken back by the cost of what you get. We toured the farm, saw the…read moreanimals and picked apples and pumpkins. Price for apple picking ticket was $44 per person. Take a look at the bag give (picture attached) you could only fit about 6-8 apples. Each person had to buy a ticket as it allowed access into the farm. $88 for two people and 16 apples. Wild! Pumpkins were extra. Farm itself is beautiful but don't think I would buy a ticket again. You can go listen to live music and order cider or coffee.

Dear Yelp, Attended…read morethe lamb petting event here. It was fun. The lambs were cute. The event started with a 15 minute video. The tvs were small for what they were being used for. We enjoyed our cheese platter on the patio afterwards. I bought some Olive oil and balsamic vinegar. I appreciated that there were actual restrooms to use, and not just port a potties. I'd like to go back in the fall for the cheese cave tour! Love, Nicole

We have been wanting to visit this cheese icon for many months and finally made the trip. Missy…read moreowner, Nick and Miranda were all exceptionally friendly and provided terrific customer service. Their cheeses are 5 stars. The inside and outdoors are both amazing . We will be back in the Fall for their cave tours!

Went here a couple of months back during their Boo Bash weekend festival. We enjoyed a few hours…read morethere to do some pumpkin picking, hay rides, and the rest of the usual activities. They have several food trucks with lots of different choices. They have a nice farmer's market that is nicely decorated and has plenty of items for sale. They have a great selection of pies too. Also, there is an ice cream stand next to the market opened daily, all ice cream is homemade and fresh! Their hot apple cider and cinnamon donut was a great treat! Since finding Ort Farms is not too far from us, we'll be back next year once the crops are back in season.

I found out about Ort Farms from a billboard I saw driving down 17. I wanted to find a farm that…read morehad a pumpkin patch but still had apple picking, and Ort Farms had both - so it was perfect! It was about an hour drive from me, so it wasn't too bad. We came on the last Sunday of September, so the pumpkin patch and hayrides were already open (I believe they open mid-September) but they still had some late varieties of apples. They had some veggies available for picking too - tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. You just need to purchase a bag and you can use it for both. Admission was about $15 per adult, which you have to purchase online. Kids 3 and under are free. We did the 9:30 time slot but didn't get there until 10, which didn't seem to be an issue. It's definitely best to go early so you can avoid as much of the crowd as possible. We spent almost three hours there and it was crowded by the time we left. The good thing about going in September is that most people don't want to go until October, so you get to avoid that mess. But the bad thing is that it's still probably really hot and if you're picking fruits/veggies in hot weather, it's not the most fun. By the time we were done picking apples and veggies, we were all hot and tired by the time we got to the pumpkin patch. So I'd suggest doing all of your photo ops at the pumpkin patch first and then doing all the manual labor. They have a few food trucks in one area and the apple cider slush was nice and refreshing after picking fruit. They also have a farm store with your usual suspects - pies, apple cider donuts, pre-made salads/sandwiches, etc., but we didn't buy anything. I think I found our new go-to farm. It's nice that you can kill two birds with one stone. I saw they have U-cut Christmas trees in December so I'm interested to see if they're doing any Christmas events - I wouldn't mind making the drive back.