Wow I just came back from Lolly Gobble and I blew the budget...I can't seem to help myslef when I…read moream in that store.....Some people give wine and I like to give candy that way the whole family gets the benefits...I say go and try it and feel like a kid in a candy shop

It's the Land of Chocolate! And the Land of Caramel and…read moreFudge and Nuts and Gumballs and Nougat and Cream and Cherries and- and- oh my. As soon as you open the door the smell of warm sugar enfolds you and pulls you in like a hug. This tiny shop is jammed with classic treats like Jelly Belly, candy sticks, Lik'M'Aid, salt water taffy, a wonderful selection of British sweets, and hard to find yummies like sponge candy, Charleston Chew in full size, and even the eternal laughingstock of Candyland, Thrills Gum (seriously. Everybody thinks it tastes like soap. Everybody. So how is it still around after all these years? Is it being financed by some eccentric billionaire who lost a bet?) You'll also find the most insanely diverse selection of liquorice you've never dreamed existed, even stuff from the Netherlands that will remind you of Üter from The Simpsons. Uh... candycandycandycandy! I'll be honest here... I just came from Lolly Gobble and I'm eating a lot of sugar right now. Feeling a bit hyper right now, and giddy, and full of childhood candy memories. Just go, and bring your sweet tooth.

Whenever in Port Townsend, this is a fun treat. The ice cream shoppe has all the classic flavors…read moreand many great malts, floats, and shakes. The old time soda shoppe ambiance adds to the fun. Right next door is the Elevated candy shop which also keeps all the "throwback" sugared sweets from the past, as well as newer released candy. Although I maintain a low sugar diet, this place will always be a stop for me. The staff on both sides are always helpful and assist with a smile.

Classic ice cream shop with a variety of flavors and typical ice cream items. It was very busy but…read morethe line moved decently fast. The ice cream was creamy and very delicious. Nice place to stop for a sweet treat after dinner while walking around downtown PT.

On the way back to the ferry, we stopped at a charming stop in Sidney for coffee and a bake good…read moreand more! A local recommended I order the scones--they are freshest, best tasting ever tasted .. and moist (unlike most scones)! A visitor could spend a morning or afternoon in Sidney--very walkable with views of the bay.

Best tomato galette I have ever had - pure taste of summer with the perfectly ripe tomatoes and…read morebasil. Crust was absolutely excellent - couldn't have been better. Finished it off with the lemon currant scone - the person at the cash said she felt it was the best scone in Sidney. I think it was up there with the best scone I have had anywhere. Must visit in Sidney - this place should have more reviews.

Wonderful cakes here. We keep coming back for the raspberry white chocolate cake. They do a…read morewonderful job and give great service! A 5 star business for sure!

Keeps changing names to dismiss reviews. Had 3 occasions from buying their products for myself to…read morebeen served their product at friend's place and all 3 revealed that we were sold a a wig with a cake around it, and visiting the place, you can actually recognized who the hair belong to.

Made a quick pit stop to The Roost Farm Bakery & Vineyard…read more Tasting is $5.00/person for four 1oz pours or $15.00 for 3oz pours. Fee is waived with a purchase of a wine bottle. At least you can pick which wines you want to try. Wine bottles are $16.00 to $30.00. - Tasting ($5.00) - big red rooster, petillant naturel, highland bramble and sweet ginger. Best of the four was the pet-nat. Ginger port was decent. Did not like the big red rooster or the highland bramble (unrefined, rough, needed to be airated). Seems the older folk come here for the bistro's sandwiches. Wouldn't go out of the way to visit.

This is the second time we stopped here for breakfast on our way from Victoria Island to Vancouver…read more We ordered breakfast then picked up some bakery items for the ferry ride and trip to Vancouver. It's a cute little restaurant/bakery/store before catching the ferry to or from Vancouver. The smashed baked potatoes are crispy and nicely seasoned. They had gf bread to accompany my eggs and bacon. At the bakery we purchased a couple gf cookies and a couple of regular ones. The lemon gf cookie was delicious ~ soft and lemony.

Perfectly dense and chewy ice cream (my favorite!). I ordered a split scoop of vanilla bean and…read moresweet cream. Similar but still had their unique flavors. You are able to sample flavors. The people working were super chill and scooped up a large portion of ice cream! They also do milkshakes and fruit flavored "New Zealand style" soft serve. Definitely worth visiting for ice cream in Port Angeles!

NOT AN ALLERGY FRIENDLY BUSINESS. (Laziness prevails hard work and good business practices)…read more This review mainly concerns service, and workplace practices that bring up questionable cleanliness and workflow issues where customers are paying the price. I am from Australia and was excited to see New Zealand Style Ice cream in a small town we were visiting for our 10 year wedding anniversary. My wife has a blackberry allergy, and we were very disappointed and shocked with the company's response to dealing with allergies despite the following: On this company's website, and in store they state in multiple places "Allergy Info: Please note that all fruit ice cream flavors get blended in the same blender. If you are allergic to any specific berry please take caution and let us know so we can swap out parts." So we figured we would just have to awkwardly let them know about her allergy and they would accommodate by switching out whatever parts were needed to ensure no cross contamination etc. This was not the case, we were very surprised to discover when discussing flavor options etc that the person helping us said "we use the same scoops for every berry even in the morning when we set up so we can't guarantee that there won't be any blackberry in your ice cream, I would suggest getting no fruit if your allergy is serious." When we were told this we were instantly turned off as she said there is nothing they can do despite noting allergy and dairy free options on the website. They have a lot to work on, in a normal circumstance in most places I've ever been these business practices would put them out of business. What they need to do at a minimum is: ensure you are using one scoop for each type of berry, or don't offer to change equipment etc blatantly on your website and in store but act too lazy to do this in person. I am not knowledgeable in the safe food practices in Washington, but have enough common sense to know that cross contamination in the food service business is a big no. As to the dairy vs non dairy swirling of the berries. There should be one separate machine for non-dairy orders. When we were in there they were only utilizing one machine anyway and the other still had crusted ice cream on it from a customer who knows how long ago. My wife worked at a Jamba Juice while in school and said it doesn't make any sense how they do this because if someone had an allergy they would even take the order to the back to get fresh berries with a fresh scoop as cross contamination does occur in the front counter area when scooping up the fruit etc. It seems like they just don't want to bother doing the work for accommodating allergies, we would have been happy to wait if a machine needed to be cleaned and them go into the back to do the right thing with a clean scoop but none of this effort was offered throughout our visit. This is not an allergy friendly business. Once my wife was left with no options aside from a basic scoop of regular ice cream, I decided not to support this business and will travel to New Zealand when I go back to visit my family in Australia for the real deal without the unsafe, and lazy work flow.

Amazing cookies and excellent customer service! A variety of favours to choose from, support local…read morebusiness!!!

Great Croissants/Pastries at prices way lower than others in town. The coffee is amazing too, and…read morealways so friendly! Has a very cozy atmosphere for hanging out. Highly recommended.

Well, Daniel's bakery has evolved into a wonderful meeting place with the best savoury and sweet…read morebakery selection in the valley while still creating their magnificent sourdough rye bread. Drop in for a latte and an organic raspberry and almond creme croissant and you will leave delighted. get there while there is a selection, because when he opens the door there is always a lineup to greet him. Try this coffee shop and bakery it is excellent.

Pies are always yummy and a great deal.... We buy them often a few at a time. We are so lucky to…read morehave these guys in our community.

Needs a little bit of loving for a small, and I do mean small, local business…read more It operates in a compact space inside the Nanoose Bay Community Centre at the side of the building. Enter and there is space for 3 people max. Indicate what you want and he'll bring it out for you. Credit cards taken. Seems like everything is made from scratch. See my pics. Super friendly owner. He used to live in Vancouver in the Kits neighbourhood. He gave me a free pack of butter tarts because I was a first time visitor. $15 value. If there was one critique I'd give, the meat pies are slightly under seasoned. A little salt and you're good to go. The quality is definitely there, no question. Pies are frozen, so take out only. Major CC's accepted.