Cobbler World is a business that sells baked goods such cobblers, cakes, pies, cookies, and breads…read more They sell these products in this downtown store as well as in some grocery stores. Prices are reasonable. I have tried some of Cobbler World's products. Here are my reviews: Peach cobbler - 4 stars - The peaches tasted really good. The crust was a little soggy. Pavlova cake - 5 stars - Several years ago, I ate pavlova in Australia, from where it originates. I think that Cobbler World's pavlova was comparable. The exterior of this pavlova was not quite as crisp, but it had all of the flavor. Raspberry vanilla pound cake - 4 stars - These little cakes were fresh and moist. They had a slight taste of raspberry. Sweet potato pie - 4 stars - I do not normally enjoy sweet potatoes, but the filling in this pie had a pleasant sweetness to it, and the crust was crispy. Pineapple zucchini bread - 4 stars - This bread was very moist and had subtle flavors of pineapple and zucchini. Pudding bread - 5 stars - I rarely eat pudding bread, but my husband and I enjoyed this treat. I especially liked the taste of the sugary syrup. Banana bread - 4.5 stars - This banana bread was moist and had a subtle flavor of banana.

Leah was so incredibly helpful and the sweet potato bunts were amazing! The owner also bakes…read moreeverything herself.

My Favorite Sweet Shoppe is a local business that sells many candies, chocolates, fudges, gourmet…read morecaramel apples, custom treats, and much more. I shopped here one time. An employee was busy serving another customer but soon after served me. She made friendly conversation. Here are my reviews for what I bought: S'more - 5 stars - I liked the chocolate, marshmallows, and graham cracker of this s'more. Raspberry chocolates - 5 stars - I liked the strong flavor of raspberries in the center of the milk chocolate. Strawberry chocolates - 4 stars - I liked the milk chocolate but thought that the strawberry could taste differently. Chocolate-covered cherries - 5 stars - These cherries and milk chocolate met my expectations and tasted very good. Gummy flower bouquet - 4.5 stars - This flower bouquet was constructed from many pieces of gummies, and I thought that it looked so pretty. The gummies were slightly hard and chewy but tasted good. Mountain Magic - 5 stars - Chunks contained marshmallows, rice, and peanut butter. I definitely taste the peanut butter and really enjoyed it. Peppermint-chocolate marshmallow - 4 stars - A large marshmallow was covered in milk chocolate and covered in peppermint pieces. One without peppermint would have fit my personal preferences better. Hot-cocoa spoon - 4.5 stars - A plastic spoon contained chocolate, marshmallows, and sparkles. I put it in hot milk to melt it. The hot chocolate tasted good. Sugarfina Sparkling Rose Bears - 5 stars - Gummy bears had a slight flavor of rose wine. Chocolate-covered pretzels - 5 stars - Chocolate-covered pretzels are one of my favorites. One pretzel was covered in milk chocolate, and the other pretzel was covered in white chocolate. Buckeyes - 3.5 stars - These buckeyes had tasty milk chocolate but needed a stronger flavor of peanut butter. The employee could not give me either a printed or emailed receipt. My husband paid and said that the total cost was ~$60.

If you're looking for a specialty sweet treat, this is definitely the place to go! I had a $12.50…read morefor $25 worth of product coupon to use that brought me into this cute little shop on the main street of Carnegie. The woman working that day was very friendly, not overbearing, and willing to provide suggestions and recommendations where needed. They offer free samples of their mountain crunch (?) that was light, crunchy, and peanut butter-y. She said it's one of their top sellers and I can understand why. I got an assortment of chocolates from the bulk case ($32/lb) and a few Easter items. I ended up totaling somewhere around $30. The chocolate was fresh and each piece that I had the pleasure of sampling was delicious. If I need a gift or just a mid-day pick me up, I wouldn't hesitate to stop in here.

4.5 stars overall. Boulevard Sweet Shoppe sells mostly fudges and chocolates such as truffles,…read moreturtles, and chocolate-covered pretzels. Other products include gummies and Philadelphia Water Ice, which I believe is Italian ice. As soon as my husband and I entered the store, an employee kindly greeted us. He told us about his products, and he offered free samples of his fudges. I bought two products, and here are my reviews for them: Chocolate-caramel-pecan turtles - 4.5 stars - Four turtles weighed 1/4 pound and cost $8. I would prefer more chocolate and caramel and fewer pecans, but I thought that these turtles tasted good. Bourbon Cherry Chocolate fudge - 4.5 stars - This fudge cost $5 for 1/4 pound. I enjoyed the sweet flavors. I saw many other chocolates and other sweets that looked delicious, but I try to have a generally healthy diet, so I will wait to buy more sweets here until I am in the neighborhood again.

I was walking through the streets of Oakmont when I stumbled upon this little sweet shop. The man…read moreinside of the shop informed me about all of the different flavors of fudge and other sweet treats which were being sold. You also have the option to try out some samples before you buy. Although all the truffles and chocolates looked delicious, today, I decided to just try the penuche fudge, peanut butter chocolate fudge, and the chocolate covered popcorn. The penuche fudge was delicious, but also quite sweet (on the verge of being too sweet). When describing what the fudge tastes like, the shop owner said it is similar to a Werther's caramel. I agree; there is definitely a caramely taste. I tried a sample of the plain milk chocolate which was absolutely amazing. The triple chocolate fudge is also great and consists of white, dark, and milk chocolate. The next fudge I got was the peanut butter chocolate fudge. It is made with Belgian milk chocolate (all the chocolate they use is Belgian). The chocolate flavor is perfectly sweet. The peanut butter flavor is strong and creamy. The texture is on point in both of the fudges. And, the price is quite reasonable with a 1/4 pound costing $5. Finally, the chocolate covered popcorn was also great. A whole bag is just $3! The chocolate is by far the best part of this sweet treat. I believe it is the same high quality milk chocolate they use in their fudge. The popcorn itself was okay, but it was too buttery in my opinion. All in all, I will definitely return to the Boulevard Sweet Shoppe. The service is friendly, there is a great sweet selection, and the flavors are quite good. When it comes to Oakmont sweets: get your baked goods at the Oakmont Bakery, and stop by the Boulevard Sweet Shoppe for candies, fudge, bark, and other sweets.

First time here and I love it! To my surprise, they really feature the ice cream over the candy…read more But the candy is hand dipped and made in house. The ice cream comes from Ashby's in Michigan and it is delicious. Funny thing, Ashby makes the Michigan Pothole flavor, and Yetter's sells the Pittsburgh Pothole. That's so great! The ice cream counter is so retro that it's a huge part of the nostalgic experience. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. They told me everything I wanted to know about the business. Parking is on street and I snagged a space right out front.

Yetter's Candy is a family-owned and -operated candy maker and retail store that first opened…read moreseveral decades ago. Today was my first time visiting this store. My first thought was that the store did not sell many candies, but then I looked more closely at the shelves, and I saw many chocolates that looked tasty! I saw chocolate-covered almond barks, cashew barks, raisin clusters, peanut clusters, coconut clusters, nuts, buttercreams, cherries, turtles, caramels, peanut butters, potato chips, pretzels, etcetera. This store also offered other businesses' treats such as candy bars, tootsie rolls, licorice, gummies, ice cream sandwiches, and even pierogies. This store also had a small restaurant area with seats and booths. The menu listed sandwiches, soups, ice cream sodas, sundaes, and milkshakes. My husband wondered about the "braunschweiger" sandwich. I asked the two employees what braunschweiger was, and an employee replied that the meat is made out of liver, but the teenaged employees could not operate the meat-slicing machine. I selected four small containers of chocolate-covered turtles, cherries, raisins, and pretzels. The total price was $39. The employee processed my payment, put my chocolates in bags, and thanked me. At home, I ate the chocolates. The turtles did not appear to contain much caramel, but all of the chocolates tasted very good.

Went to try the fruit pastries! The lemon tart and chocolate one were both really good. The lemon…read moreone had a super tart and strong lemon flavor and the chocolate one was super rich and had a little crunch on the inside. The blueberry one was not as good since the flavor was not as strong. The pumpkin one was okay, I think these really depend on what flavors you like. I've also had the macaroons here and they were really good. The staff was super nice and helpful with answering our questions. They were out of the raspberry one but she was telling us we could order ahead and save one for us to pick up next time. There's some small tables in there to sit and have coffee or your pastries which is nice.

I thought they only made macaroons. Boy was I wrong. This place is delicious! I bought three…read moredifferent things. Disappointed they were out of the pumpkin dessert. I did get the pumpkin eclair, the almond croissant & something chocolate & round. Everything was amazing.

4.5 stars overall. Cookies and Cream is located in the food court of Ross Park Mall. It is operated…read moreby Sinful Sweets. When I approached the business, an employee promptly greeted me. I took a couple of minutes to decide what I wanted to buy, and the employee patiently waited. I selected one pecan turtle, one s'more, and one deep-dish caramel chocolate chip cookie. The employee had to individually weigh the pecan turtle and s'more rather than charge a per-unit price. The total price was OK. I ate these treats later in the day at home. All three treats tasted very fresh and sweet. I rate the pecan turtle as 4.5 stars, the s'mores as 5 stars, and the caramel chocolate chip cookie as 4 stars. This business sells many other types of treats, including many flavors of cupcakes, peanut-butter buckeyes, chocolate-covered strawberries, chocolate-covered bacon, truffles, ice creams, etcetera.

Ordered a single cookie from here during a food truck festival. Did not enjoy it, tasted flavorless…read moreand dry. Felt like I was eating a gluten free cookie or something of the sorts. Would not recommend especially for the price.

Great ice cream in a fun spot and a "late" close time all equal a great spot for a treat!…read moreI've been to Scoops a few times now. There is a great variety of flavors and the staff will let you sample so you can make your choice. In addition to cones, they had milkshakes, sundaes, freezes and floats. Something for everyone! They also have a "kids" menu with smaller portions of cones and sundaes. Staff was friendly and helpful (my son was being incredibly indecisive and the clerk was patient and accommodating). There is a lot of quirky and fun decor. Overall, a great place to stop for a sweet treat!

Exceptional service and even better ice cream! I don't usually visit small ice cream shops because…read morethe quality can be hit or miss, but this place exceeded my expectations. I had a scoop of my favorite cookie dough ice cream on a cake cone, and it was perfect--the right balance of creamy texture and just the right amount of cookie dough pieces, unlike some places that skimp on mix-ins. My guests also enjoyed their ice cream, though one wasn't a fan of the dairy-free cookies and cream--not surprising since they had never tried a dairy-free option before and only ordered it because the regular version was sold out. Beyond the ice cream, the cozy ambiance made the experience even better. This is definitely a spot worth returning to!

Applelicious never disappoints. Their candy apples are the best around, the Buckeyes are delicious,…read moreand Paul the owner-is incredibly friendly and welcoming. With reasonable prices and great service, it's definitely worth a visit.

4.5 stars overall. Applelicious was founded in 1999. It specializes in gourmet apples and also…read moremakes other chocolate treats. Applelicious sells many flavors of apples and pretzels, including plain chocolate, pecan, cashew, M&Ms, and Reese's Pieces. Their chocolates include buckeyes, cashew turtles, pecan caramel turtles, cinnamon grahams, and Oreo cookies. Through their website, I ordered Buckeyes ($6.95), cinnamon grahams ($2.50), a plain pretzel ($4.50), and a roasted pecan apple ($12.95). UPS shipping cost $11.70. The next day, UPS delivered the package to my house--very fast! Applelicious had packed the correct types of chocolates. The Buckeyes (5 stars) tasted very peanut-buttery, and even my husband commented that he liked them. One cinnamon graham (4.5 stars) was milk chocolate, and the other was white chocolate, and I enjoyed the flavors. The plain pretzel (4.5 stars) was a rod that was covered in a very wide layer of caramel and chocolate. The gourmet apple (3.5 stars) was a Granny Smith apple that was large, crisp, and juicy, and it was covered in caramel, milk chocolate, and pecans. My husband and I did not like having pecans on our apple, but that is the flavor that I had chosen. I should have played it safer and ordered the plain chocolate flavor.