We were just walking along and drawn in to a chocolate shop sign like an oasis in the dessert…read more There wasn't anyone else when we went in, and we were offered delicious little samples and had a lot of products to browse through. This is a great shop for gifts/special occasions but also you can just by a little something by weight to eat immediately. The employees were extremely helpful. We got the hazelnut cluster and the almond butter crunch. Both were sweet, chocolatey, crunchy, delicious. We got 1 each but you can buy them in whatever quantity suits you. They didn't make it far past the door before they were devoured. The displays were very visually interesting, the product high quality, and there is obviously a lot of care that goes into the presentation. Glad I happened to wander by!

I was immediately hit by both the icy air conditioning and the chocolatey aroma upon entering…read moreLore's today. The feeling was divine. I browsed their website before visiting so I already knew what I was going to buy. The woman at the counter welcomed me and asked if I wanted to try a sample. The sample today was dark chocolate with vanilla buttercream and it was fantastic. I picked up a half pound of dark/milk orange creamsicle chocolates as a gift. They looked great in the display case and the entire store was set up beautifully. The employee rang me up and packaged the chocolates in a bag with tissue paper. Very thoughtful! I overheard another employee say they used to make their chocolates in house in the space right below the storefront but they've since moved to the former Goldenberg Peanut Chews factory to keep up with the demand. This is a great place to get Philadelphia themed chocolates if you're visiting, too. Prices are reasonable and they also sell non-chocolate items like gummies and jelly beans.

Gina is so pleasant and helpful every time I am there…read more Large assortment of candy, chocolate, nuts, grains, honey, spices, GF pretzels, the best popcorn . Organized Clean Pricing is clearly displayed Great package Rewards program

I haven't been there in years.The popcorn used to be the draw for me when it was $1.99 and I would…read morebuy other things while there.But $5.99 seems overpriced to me so I stopped buying there.I don't know what it costs them to make a bag of popcorn but they need to lower the price to entice people like me to return.Just saying.

Great candy selection, stellar customer service, clean environment, and great prices!!…read more This is a great place to support if you're in Reading Market.

They have cute chocolate and also sugar free options. You can easily find it across Termini's.read more

EAT MORE CHOCOLATE is the slogan for this delicious business and don't mind if I do. I will be in…read morefact eating more chocolate especially from, Good Good chocolate. I discovered them from reading terminal in Philadelphia PA one random day wandering inside the food haul. It's a small confectionery shop all the way in the back, the name escapes. Anyway, they sell an assorted box of handmade chocolate bon bons and I purchased one box...needless to say I had one bite and returned the next day to purchase two more and to put my family on to it who also bought more boxes I can be pretty obsessive when I find something I like but hey, I have adult money now and who doesn't think chocolate worth it? Upon trying the box from reading terminal I had to visit the store front and I've been a few times now and planning on visiting again because they are just that fucking good!!! The chocolate they use is a very nice quality, the snap of the chocolate is satisfying and the flavors inside are decadent. Some of my favorites are Yuzu passion fruit, Vanilla, Mexican hot chocolate, strawberries and cream, caramel brownie and cookies and cream. Each element of the bon bon is made fresh and is beautifully decorated. True masterpieces and so delicious. The employees are bubbly and knowledgeable of the product. Since it is summer they do offer ice packs to keep your sweets from melting. The store is somewhat plain but that's not my focus and I can appreciate the simplicity because the bon bons are the real star here. Everything feels intentional from the packaging to offering ice packs to deciding each flavor. I already tell anyone who will listen about this place and I encourage you dear reader to take a trip to Good Good chocolates for a sweet treat, you deserve it! PRO TIPS; They do not ship during the summer time to preserve the quality and integrity of the products. There is no guide inside the box to detail the flavors but instead every box comes with a QR code that will direct you to their website and you can see the assorted bon bons there in case you forget what is inside. They do offer house flavors but will have limited addition or specialty flavors often. Bon bons are best eaten cold or slightly room temp for the best snap and taste. Happy eating!!!

I have always bought Good Good chocolate bars from Riverwards market or other places that sell Good…read moreGood chocolate. I really love and enjoy their chocolate so I decided to go to their actual store. It is a very simple interior and you see the kitchen in the back where they are busy making various truffles, etc. The truffles are not cheap, but they are so good! The service is really friendly. If you want to splurge and support a local chocolatier I highly recommend this place.

Weather you want to indulge in something sweet or pick up some supplies to create your own…read morechocolate treats. Sweet Memories Chocolates is the place to visit! There are so many beautifully hand crafted chocolates, cookies, and novelties to choose from the hardest thing would be to just pick one! My favorite by far are the krispy treat pops! They're to die for...and the chocolate dipped caramel apples are dangerously delicious! This new hot spot is definitely worth the visit and the owner Lisa is a sweet as the treats she creates!

Really cute shop! This place is great to get that little something to add to a gift basket or a…read morelarger gift you may already have. This is also perfect to pick up for people you may not know as well but still want to get them something for the holidays (relative, coworkers, secret Santa, etc) All of the sweets are beautifully crafted and delicious. I've stopped in a few times and have been greeted with nothing but kindness. You can really tell the owner is very proud of her handiwork.. as she should be! You can find something for almost any occasion here..it's definitely worth stopping in if you're in the neighborhood..it'll be hard to leave empty handed!

canele ($6.5) - i just knew it was gonna be good after a…read moreglance; it looked so polished and fresh and i was so right - the exterior was extremely crunchy while the interior was super chewy; the texture was so perfect - not too sweet rating: 4.5/5 - this is everything i want in a canele; they perfected it and i have nothing else to say! - the only downside is... the price is quite steep for a small dessert and i did notice all their other pastries were pretty expensive too for something close to palm size - quick and friendly service - theyre a little store that also sells other items like books, jam, kitchenware and such - definitely recommend checking it ou IG: @nom.noms.only

Always send the chocolate covered pretzels as gifts and people love them! Will continue to buy from…read morethem.

Unsure of store location as I purchased online, but going with this location!…read more Was on the hunt for tiny (petite) melty mints - cant find locally. Went to Google and landed here! Easy to order online, great website. Shipping was amazing - didn't melt! Love the package that they came in - keeps them fresh when not eating them. Already 1/2 a bag gone! Love that they're family owned and operated. Definitely going to be a repeat customer!

Seems to me this location is a bit more spacious compared with their Walnut Street store, although…read morewhen I stopped by late in the afternoon, I had apparently missed the crowd. Remains my go-to for holiday baking ingredients in the dried fruit and nuts categories. Friendly staff. They now seem to have more organic offerings than I recall seeing in tihe past.

I'd heard about Tartes and even walked by it a few times, but never sampled the pastries....until…read moretoday. I walked right up and ordered - you can look through the window at the pastries - and order which ones you would like. I immediately noticed these 'large' cakes (large compared to the pastries) and asked what they were - Pound Cakes - Lemon and Lavender. I opted for the Lavender. This was a 'simple' cake - a little icing on the top, and a very subtle lavender taste. It was moist and rich, but not too dense - perfect texture. It was a very enjoyable piece of cake. I may try the Lemon Pound cake next time. Next, was the Plum Almond Tarte - it looked amazing. The exterior was browned and had a delicious caramelized crunch to it. I could immediately taste the plum topping as I crunched on a few almonds. However, once I got to the interior of the tart, it was soggy - too moist. I don't think it's supposed to be that way - but it made the tart difficult to eat. It was very tasty, but the sogginess really detracted from the texture. There's an attached picture of the middle of the tart. I thought I would get a cookie and they had 4 choices - I chose the Molasses. It has been a LONG time since I had a molasses cookie. This one had a soft homemade texture - it was sprinkled with sugar. The deep taste of molasses came through immediately and left a delightful little 'bite' like fresh ginger or cloves might do. It was a great cookie. I saw some macaroons in the front of the window - plain and chocolate chip - I got the plain. I'm used to the 'store bought' macaroons-with finally chopped coconut and a soft creamy texture. This was NOT the Manishewitz coconut macaroon I grew up with....good thing! This was a 'real' macaroon - the coconut was shredded a longer length and had true texture. The cookie has a crispy exterior and a chewy coconut interior. I also ordered a mini tarte - the Pear Pistachio Tarte. It was covered in a pistachio crumble and a pear topping, with a pistachio custard filling, which had a reasonable consistency, unlike the Plum Almond. I'm a big pistachio lover and this little tart was yummy - the combination of nutty and fruity came out really well. Last, but not least, is the Apricot Financier. This is a very different pastry - moist - with a very subtle almond taste. There's a very small slice of apricot (I wish there would have been more) which added a nice fresh fruity chew to the light cake. While the cake tasted fine, it needed 'something' more. I'll be returning to Tarte - most likely for the pound cakes and a few cookies!

Such a fun surprise find. Great tarts- the pear pistachio was amazing. Will definitely make sure to…read morestop by again when walking around Philly.