So I was watching dragon's den and saw this this place was on there. I frequent the truffle place…read moreright next to here and thought it was worth a try. The nice guy at the counter gave me a sample of the dark chocolate which was really rich, nice and smooth. I ended up ordering the dark salted caramel truffle to see how it stood up to the truffles at the chocolate factory. While the chocolate was good, I just personally preferred the one next door. I would definitely come back here for chocolate covered strawberries though, their tasty chocolate would pair so well with fruit.

This place is mucho expensivo! Very expensive. I think the chocolate wasn't that good. Purdy's is…read morebetter IMO

A tad expensive but the chocolate creations are great. The chocolate covered twinky and brownies…read morewere ok but the chocolate covered pretzels and butter tarts were amazing. If you are a chocoholic, I recommend trying them out.

Their chocolate dipped butter tarts are pretty good. If you are a big fan of butter tarts you can…read moreget better ones elsewhere. I do find their prices are a little too high, and their chocolate is just not tasty. There is a peanut place next door that has better chocolate. They have plenty of different types of fudge, and ice cream.

Visited the White Oaks Mall this evening to walk off some of the calories from dinner and guess…read morewhat so much for THAT idea. the Purdys Chocolatier storefront was like a GIANT vacuum cleaner sucking us in! (See the photo) Service provided was amazing and of course we spent more money than we expected which I am sure is their goal! Good thing we paid with American money which got us 25% more delicious chocolate. We tried a variety of different choices and would for sure try this place again if we ever back this way !

You can score a big box of Pot 'O Gold at the Shoppers down the road for the price of just a couple…read moreof truffles from our friend Bernard here. And if you like Pot 'O Gold, the go ahead and do so. But if you really love chocolate, like, really really love it, then grab a crowbar, pry open that wallet, and drop a $20 on the tiniest little box of chocolates ever. Then eat one, and realize just how happier you are now that you're $20 poorer.

After a wonderful walk of Museum London we decided to grab a bite at Rhino Lounge …read more Greeted with apathy by the counter girl. Had to explain how to make a beverage that was on the menu. Delivered the coffee never asking what you needed (Cream). Food served without a smile or napkin! For the price paid, would a smile be too much to ask?

I've had a fascination with rhinos for a very long time and Museum London's iconic metal rhino has…read morealways been met with fondness. So when the logical next step happened - a cafe/lounge opening and named after that steel moniker - there was no question that I had to check it out. I'm just kicking myself for taking so effing long!! One word: cronuts. This crazy combo was only a mere puzzlement until today. I saw cronut bites in the display and ordered a Skor chocolate and orange chocolate duo. Humina! Melt in your mouth fluffy yet dense ooey gooey goodness! Unreal. I loved the orange one so much I bought two more for later. If you scan their FB on Thursdays you will see their weekly creations, which are full sized and I'm sure very delightful. My mom and I shared the daily specials of beef barley soup and a grilled cheese made with bacon, pepperjack cheese and balsamic mushrooms. The soup was incredible! So much beef and chunky veg and flavour. Very hearty. I was a little unsure of the grilled cheese because balsamic and I don't get along but the combo was very delicious. I ordered an iced tea made with earl grey and had to sweeten myself (totally fine) but that's a new concept to me. It was good but I probably wouldn't get it again. I should've ordered a hot beverage but after a spell in the toasty room holding the bazaar I needed to cool down. Their drink menu is pretty extensive, booze included. And yes the lounge portion of the name comes later in the evening and it's a very cool space for that sort of thing. I will have to make a point to travel to the Rhino again soon.

Excellent food and baked goods! It's almost sinful to be selling such yummy cakes and pastries!…read more Staff is friendly and helpful

Way too expensive, Their Rum balls and Cannoli's are so small now. They are not worth the money…read more And i was really disappointed to find out all the baked goods and pastries are brought in frozen. Haven't been back

I've been to the big market in Toronto and this is very similar with fewer stores but similar vibe…read more Good number of stores inside with a fair amount of restaurants ranging from all different ethnicities. Has a very spacious upstairs with a Tea Haus, movie theater, and plenty of seats to rest and reflect on life. People seem for happy. Atmosphere is good and clean. Well organized market in the heart of downtown London.

This used to be a good market, now it's mostly empty with fewer choices and thePrices are CRAZY, I…read moredon't care if it's locally sourced, I want something I can afford. The drug addicts and mentally ill constantly hanging around aren't a Draw to downtown. I can no longer afford to shop at Coventry Marked