The shop owner is kind and patient. Her creativity helps us decide on a delicious hostess gift…read morewith beautiful presentation. Just tell her your budget and she will make suggestions accordingly never with an over sell approach. Instead of saying a pound and a half of chocolate, she does not fret if I say but I will pick out even if it goes over. One of each truffle, six dark choc cherries, a few orange peels, two peanut butter cups, a few mints ....oh not yet pound and half just finish with non perils please. she still has a smile and even offers ribbon although she knows its not a gift. Last Saturday she moved from Tulip Acenue to Covert Avenue on Stewart Manor side (almost across from Raindew parking lot). they have Italian ices too,,,.. I can't wait to fill up my supplies and visit her new shop. Its only a mile move and for me, its same amount of distance 1/2 mile. VISIT and say you read this review on line

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First off the staff super friendly…read more There's a large selection of classic candy & toys that struck every nostalgic string in my heart. Prices are great & they gave us free popcorn & paddle ball on our way out. We we DEFINITELY be coming back over here& I HIGHLY recommend you checking this out if you got a sweet tooth or just need a blast from the past. Two thumbs all the way UP!

Two Words: Nostalgia Candy!!! Omg, this place is fantastic; a blast from the past, indeed! You…read morewill find so many things from your childhood here; not just the candy. They also have toys and boardgames. This is a small general store located inside Bobb Howard's Service Station, and it is packed with so much fun stuff! Take the kids/grandkids there, and show them what "real" candy uses to be. What a fun place! Get on their mailing list to get notification of their fun events. And while you're going down memory lane, why not get an oil change for your car! Haha

Food: This bakery is a small chain and seems like a local favorite in Long Island. I am not from…read morethe area but came here for a wedding cake tasting recently and also picked up a few items. There was a constant long line of customers during our wedding cake tasting. Bakery items are fresh and good quality. My favorite item was the hazelnut eclair and chocolate eclair with vanilla cream. Both were delicious! Service: Staff were friendly and helpful during our cake tasting. Ambiance: This is a pretty large bakery with a few tables and chairs for eating. Tables are small and each fit 2-3 people at most. Overall, I would recommend this bakery!

Visiting Buttercooky Bakery on 6/25 and 6/28 brought about an increase in stars and better…read moreexperience. Stepping inside of this magnificent dessert emporium I became perplexed by the variety of desserts and pastries that were very desirable and readily available. In the words of Vinnie Barbarino, I'm so confused (IYKYK). It's a different setup that causes the line to move faster than it used to, I see the improvement. The ordering is done in one place and cashing out is next to it, in the same area. You still walk in and head straight to the display cases where you pick you pleasure. I did not pick my names sake only because it slipped my mind due to me being focused on breakfast. No, I don't eat cakes for breakfast. I picked up a couple croissants, apple turnover, a couple of cheese Danishes, and an almond croissant. Service was prompt and the employees were attentive as well as pleasant. I like how they approach the counter and inquire about your status versus staring at you letting you try to figure out if someone is going to help you or not. At the check out, there's the coffee station or tea. I ordered 2 French Vanilla coffees, to say the least the French vanilla flavor seemed distant to none. On the second trip it was exact same coffee request with the same results. An improvement needed is to have different sweetners for the coffee. Not everyone wants white sugar or sweet n low. Since the vanilla syrup is not sweet enough, another liquid sweetener can work. Nonetheless this was such a sweet experience! Inspire more, Yelp more!

First time visit and was absolutely floored by the delicious gelato! It took me right back to the…read morestreets of Italy a few years ago with a gelato is everywhere! Were able to sample a few flavors and that made the decision making tough! Sarah, the gelato expert gave us healthy cups, full of that delicious gelato! The owner's Esther and VITO could not have been any more gracious and accommodating. I can tell they love what they do! We will be back and we will tell all to visit a piece of Italy, right here in Franklin Square!

I absolutely love this Dolce Gelateria location! I've stopped by for coffee in the past and the…read moreteam is always incredibly warm, welcoming, and friendly. This time I came in for gelato and was blown away. I tried the strawberry gelato which was an absolute 10/10 rich, and delicious. But the real star of the show was the coconut! Wow it easily became my absolute favorite flavor. They have such a huge variety of gelato flavors and mouthwatering desserts displayed that I still need to go back and try. To top it off the spot is super dog friendly! They offer plenty of indoor and outdoor seating if you just want to sit back, relax, and hang out wonderful service such as beautiful location

Corporate/Family Interactive Cooking Events were perfect thanks to Sofia! She's amazing, friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, patient & helped us create very memorable group events.

My friend treated me to a WSC cooking class . We helped make gnocchi, meatballs , bruschetta, and…read moretiramisu. The class was relaxed and fun . It was a no pressure zone and we got to eat everything we made . I'm a pretty good home cook but Chef Sofia and Chef Aaron gave great tips and introduced me to using new tools and techniques . By the time the class was over I felt like I had made new friends . I'd love to take another class with my grandkids . Well done Chef !!!!

Stopped in here late night for a quick bite and was pleasantly surprised how good the food was…read more I got the caesar wrap with fries and coleslaw. Everything was tasty and was a good portion. The service was fast and very friendly. The diner is a little out dated but gives off an old school diner vibe, which I think there going for. Definitely recommend if your in the area.

Wow! The portions are huge! My leftovers will easily be three meals! Steak deluxe on bread with…read moreFrench fries- lunch special came with soup, drink, dessert, Cole slaw and pickle! For 20 bucks! You cannot beat that! And a free cookie! Love this place.

Had a toasted garlic bagel with scallion cream cheese and lox salmon. Pretty tasty…read more Service was fast and pleasant, place clean and inviting as always.

One of the best sandwiches I've ever ordered!!!! When I tell you every bite was so tasty and…read moredelicious!! I have also passed by this area so much times I didnt even realize the store was there (Honestly speaking). Great service all around from taking my breakfast order to my coffee order! The truffled croissant is a must try! Can't wait to go back!

I have been coming here for years. What's great about this place is they make their bagels on…read morepremise. What's awesome about that is the freshness. Today I got a baker's dozen. I always keep something to eat but put the bulk of the bagels in the freezer. They come in a paper bag. I transfer them into a ziplock bag before putting them in the freezer or refrigerator period while taking him out the bag, some were still warm and so soft. I wanted to eat them right then. I was able to stay disciplined.

Mother's Day, the place was empty for once on a weekend afternoon. The moment I walked in, I could…read morealready see two young ladies chatting at the counter look at me walk in, give each other a dirty look before walking to the counter where there were 6-8 young ladies working.if three of them said "hi" or "how are you" to me that would have been a lot. Instead I got a bunch of blank stares looking like "excuse me, we have gossip to talk about and you're interrupting it" before another girl walked over very friendly asking how I was and what I'd like to order. Only got a French Toast bagel with butter & syrup & could feel the other girls not wanting me to be there. I was once young myself & had "friends" who worked there who were the center of drama in their circles, so it wasn't quite a shocker to me. I'm sure if any of the older ladies who were probably off for Mothers Day were there, the ship would have been ran a bit more tight. Also came home to my bagel barely having any butter or syrup on it which I could put more on myself, but for almost $4 it would be nice to have it be more filled.

We have been trying the bagels in the area, decided to try this spot today. It was just ok. The…read morebagel toasted with butter tasted like a bagel you get a supermarket. The bagel with cream cheese was a little hard and not as much cream cheese as they give you at other places. That didnt bother me, my coworkers were not pleased. I would say pass on this spot...

Yet another bagel store here in New York being run by people who have no idea how to make bagels;…read morenot sure if they're even made on the premises. I swear I think there should be a law that says these kind of places should not be able to call themselves bagel stores.I don't know, maybe bodega or maybe convenience store or maybe just delicatessen. One thing is for sure, if you're coming for a good bagel, go elsewhere. The only reason I came here is because the other store a mile away had a broken oven and no Bagels today. One other thing, neither of these stores has a fresh cookie or piece of cake. I just don't know if people are in business to make money; why would you be so misinformed?