Nice place to get the fresh mixed nuts and a lot more variety in gift ideas for all occasions they…read moredo have wide selection of flavors candy including sugar free and the service is great stop by and check this place if you are in the area

Over price nuts, and the man who is working there is very rude. He needs to take course how to deal…read morewith new customers. I do not recommend this place since their prices are extremly high. I hope they work on their prices and customer service. Not recommend it.

Great chocolate. Love the milk chocolate w/ caramel and sea salt. Lots of sugar free options,…read moretons of great chocolate art type stuff and everything you can imagine dipped in chocolate. Yea its pricey compared to a bag of factory made brand chocolate, but you should expect that. Definitely check this place out.

Been coming here for years and cant go wrong with their chocolate, much better than any brand name…read moreboxed chocolates! Also love & prefer the dark chocolate options- Our faves are the dark chocolate covered oreos, devil dogs, strawberries & rice krispies. They're cocoa bombs are also the biggest we've ever seen, so rich and chocolatey, best Cocoa bombs ever!

Mr. Todd Pies popped up on my TikTok For You page, and even though I'm not a huge pie person, I…read moreknew I had to give them a try. I finally stopped by last week, and I was immediately impressed. The pies and pastries were absolutely beautiful, and the smell was amazing you could even catch it from outside the store! I ordered the coconut pie, sweet potato pie, peach cobbler, Cinnabon, and a carrot cake muffin. Everything was fresh and delicious, but my absolute favorite was the coconut pie. It reminded me of the store bought coconut pie I grew up eating, but this was the upgraded, homemade version and so much better! Mr. Todd was incredibly kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I'll definitely be back to try more!

We're new to the state and I was looking around for pies because I miss them and Mr. Tod's Pies…read morepopped up. We finally made it! It's a cute corner store in the middle of downtown Newark with street parking. It was raining so I was dropped off as my husband found street parking. It began to pour so no one joined me inside as they were parked a block away. I admit I didn't get too good of a look inside since my ride was waiting outside somewhere, but I did see the display case. They do not only sell pies. There are muffins, croissants, cobblers, cakes, cheesecakes, and pies (4" and 8"). There were little labels but I don't recall prices - I was there for a treat though so didn't think too deeply. There was a freezer for ice cream to get your treats a la mode but it was empty. Someone was there being helped but once finished, I realized it was Mr. Tod himself. He gave off a friendly and cheerful vibe. I ended up focusing on a "sample" of pies and I got: BLUEBERRY CRUMB: you really get the fruit in here and it's not too sweet nor does it taste artificial like some fruit pies do. LEMON CHESS: you get the lemon, you get the creamy custard feel. Yum. Great if you love lemons but not exactly the sour/tart aspect of it. SWEET POTATO: beautifully spiced and you definitely have that sweet potato taste. I enjoyed this immensely. PECAN: This was definitely pecan pie and it was delectable. Not too sweet to my delight. I thought all the personal pies I chose were terrific. They range from $5.75 to $6.99 (blueberry) each.The crust held its shape perfectly and was still flaky. They came out of the pans wonderfully and didn't feel greasy. They likely do use a machine to crimp but that's fine... I guess. The flavors come through, they don't skimp on the filling, and I didn't find any of them too sweet. I wish parking was easier but I honestly have no real complaints other than I have to drive to Newark to get some delicious pies. Yum!

Sweet Crunch Tanghulu is a family-owned business that sells several flavors of tanghulu, a Chinese…read morestreet-food snack that consists of fresh fruit that is put on skewers, dipped in a hot sugary syrup, and then hardened into a shiny, glass-like shell. I was a customer of Sweet Crunch Tanghulu one time. They had set up a tent at Pittsburgh's Veg Fest. Their flavors included strawberry, green grape, shanzha or Chinese hawthorne, blueberry, mandarin orange, apple, and a few mixed flavors. I ordered a mixed flavor, which contained strawberries, blueberries, mandarin oranges, and red grapes. My husband purchased it, and he cannot remember how much it cost. I very much enjoyed the flavors of this tanghulu, but it did drip juice onto my shirt, so I recommend that people be careful when eating their tanghulu.

First off, it looks amazing super shiny, almost like glass. But the real magic is in the bite. That…read morehard candy shell gives the perfect crunch, and then you get the juicy fruit inside. It's the best mix of sweet and slightly tart, especially with strawberries and grapes. It's such a simple treat, but the texture makes it so satisfying. Every bite has that crack followed by fresh, flavorful fruit it's honestly addictive. Perfect as a quick snack or a fun dessert, especially if you're trying something new. Just be ready it can get a little sticky, but it's totally worth it! If you haven't tried tanghulu yet, this is your sign.

We visited them at Bryant park. The Borekas were amazing. I loved my potato one. I wasn't a fan of…read morethe black sesame halva bun. It was good while it was hot but once it got cold or you reheated it then it wasn't good. The dark chocolate babka was amazing.

I work in the same farmers market on Sunday as babka bailout and got to try a few of her babkas…read morelast week. We had the chocolate peanut butter, and ube Nutella Oreo and they were both phenomenal. After being warmed in the oven as instructed they were the perfect texture and tasted amazing. I'll definitely be stopping by more when we cross paths at markets!

Small Lindt located in the Mills at Jersey Gardens Mall, ground floor, near the AMC entry. They…read morehave aisles that can get clogged. Free truffle sample. No marzipan truffles, yet, sadly =( Or any marzipan chocolates, actually. A lot of hazelnut, though. Truffles and candies by the pound or in the box. Lots of small and large chocolate packages, too, if you prefer pre-packed chocolates.

Excellent spot. 1)…read moreI like the fact unlike grocery store, I can pick the flavors of the Lindt chocolates I want. There are dozens to choose from. 2) The chocolates are paid via weight. 3) They have nice ambience. 4) My favorite flavors were: matcha, pistachio, salted milk chocolate, tiramisu, hazelnut, dulce de leche milk chocolate & milk chocolate.

This morning as I was dropping off my cat to get fixed at the Liberty Humane Clinic and that's when…read moreI noticed this cute pickle and olive shop across the street. Later that afternoon, before picking up my cat I decided to go inside. I wound up getting a few different items. Spices, chocolate covered pretzels, riced heart of palm, a garlic herb and oil blend, and some oil crackers. The had beautiful olive selection and a nice gourmet pickle section as well. I did sample one of the pickles and it was delicious but I was in a little bit of a time crunch. I believe I met the owner of the shop today and he was really kind and helpful. He was able to point out what was made in house and what was ordered for the shore and from where it came from. They also have an online store where you can order some of these products. As of now, there are some items you can't get on the webpage that are only available in the store, I already told my husband I would love to return in the near future.

Pickles here were pretty salty and soggy. I can overlook salty if the flavors were happening, but…read morethey weren't. They didn't stand out from the average jar of pickles I'd be able to buy from the supermarket or even generic brand from Walmart. That aside, I appreciated the kindness of the owner. He said I was allowed to try anything before buying. The freshly packaged candies looked tasty and were tasty. Unfortunately, Pickles are a little more difficult to keep up with as they have a shorter shelf life. I would come back if they made them less salty, more flavorful, and replaced them when the time is right.

Went to pick up some fresh bread and no, they do not bake their own bread on site. The owner said…read morethey buy it after I asked if the pastries were fresh. They offered a few different types of bread. The long rolls were fresh, but wasn't good. The pastries were also a mix of old and fresh. They were not what I was looking forward to.

Great new spot in Harrison -- their breads, pastries and muffins are fresh and delicious, as they…read morebake daily on site. This place won't disappoint!