I came across this company on fountain square today. I sampled the popcorn and decided to give it a…read moretry prior to the Reds game. I was able to take it in with me. I was able to eat it during the game. I thoroughly enjoyed the popcorn. It was salted caramel with Murray River Sea Salt. It was fresh and very tasty. It was crunchy and full of flavor. The cost was $5 and it was a nice size bag. I will make sure to sample the other flavors next time to see if there are more that I may want to purchase.

Excellent popcorn and on-time delivery. Love this place! The obviously take great pride in what…read morethey do. I would gladly recommend to anyone.

This shop is the dream. Immaculate vibes, great candy selection, and the popcorn is crazy good. The…read moreowner and staff are all very friendly and helpful!

Really disappointed to see Patty's closed during one of the most vibrant and community-driven…read moreevents in the city -- the Hyde Park Blast. It's one thing to close early, but to post a handwritten sign calling the event "stupid" was shockingly unprofessional. It's figuratively and literally more than a bike race, it's a fundraiser that supports cancer research and survivorship through the CancerFree KIDS Pediatric Cancer Research Alliance. It brings thousands of people together for a cause that matters deeply, while also creating one of the most electric, family-friendly atmospheres you'll find in Cincinnati. From a business perspective, this was a massive missed opportunity. The streets were filled with people eager to support local shops and enjoy the events which is exactly the kind of audience any small business would hope for. Instead of welcoming that energy, Patty's turned it away and insulted the very people walking by their storefront. I love supporting small, local businesses, but this kind of response shows a disconnect from the community that makes Hyde Park special. I hope they reconsider how they respond to events like this in the future.

This place has many options for unique types of popcorn gifts. I've been there twice the first time…read moreit was fairly well stocked with most of what they had over. The second was closer to Christmas and the shows were getting empty. Good problem for the owner to have who is working diligently to replenish everything. The caramel popcorn is very good. It has a very strong buttery base. Cheesy popcorn has a nice deep cheese flavor it's not overwhelming. The popcorn taste fresh. Other flavors I tried was a Christmas mix. I believe some type of cinnamon crunch coding was decent the cinnamon Flavor wasn't overwhelming. The business itself was clean. It seems to be one person working there, however being in a small town that may be typically all they need very simple shelving that displays exactly what they have without a bunch of distractions. But also very buttery base.

Great location in downtown Lebanon! On Main Street and parking is metered out front with plenty of…read morebenches to sit and relax after shopping. TJ owns the shop now and the popcorn is delicious! My favorite flavor is the downtown mix of sweet and salty! Great place to work with for fundraisers for local charities or schools.

I had the privilege to try there pop corn from a yelp events it is sweet but not ro sweet with…read morelittle to no salt perfect snack especially with a cocktail of the night

From the owner: Get your Kettle Corn! We are a mobile food stand making lightly sweet kettle corn the old fashioned…read moreway in an antique cast iron kettle! We setup at festivals and events throughout the Cincinnati Area and can be found by following us on fb or checking out our website for our next location. Our tasty popcorn is both a little sweet and little salty making it addictively delicious! Not only delicious but allergy friendly we are nut free, gluten free, lactose free, and non-gmo. We also cater and sell bags for events! Reach out to learn more!

First of all, Nelson's Popcorn Land is very easy to get to. Located in a strip just off Pleasant…read moreAvenue, you'll have no trouble finding it. The popcorn and pretzels themselves are delightful! I recommend the Parmesan garlic and the lemon bar popcorn. Nelson himself is a great conversationalist and clearly passionate about his business. There is the option to try anything before you buy, as well. The popcorn and pretzels are sold by the bag, rather than by weight, which is much easier to grasp for me. Give them a visit!

Really cool shop! I heard about this place recently and since we were on this side of town we…read moredecided to stop in. The flavors are great and plenty to choose from! Staff is nice. I think they'd do really well in a larger, nicer plaza with more space for more sampling and other goodies. If the prices were just an eensy weensy bit lower we'd stop by more often. $3 could be $1.50-$2. Def. stop in and give them a try!

The vanilla butternut popcorn is to die for - it is the best thing and I normally don't do sweet…read morepopcorn - also they offer too good to go bags - you get a huge bag of popcorn in various flavors for 5.20. The staff is super friendly as well and the place smells heavenly - you also can't beat how you can stand in there and literally try all of the flavors!

The cheddar popcorn was extremely SALTY!!Going forward I will purchase directly from the shop. The…read morepopcorn missed the mark on the taste of cheddar cheese.... It's just salty! Pause the salt or re-do the cheddar seasoning

I needed a little something to hold me until my next meal. As I passed this place, the pretzels…read morelooked good--in a Philly kind of way, not Auntie Anne-like. I went back and got a regular soft pretzel and $2.49 didn't seem terrible, for some reason. Maybe, it's just that I really miss pretzels from Pennsylvania but I'm thinking that this was only a bit more expensive. In Southeastern PA, Wawa is fairly cheap with their pretzels. The employee who waited on me wasn't extremely enthusiastic but she didn't act as though I was wasting her time and that's a bonus when so many think they're doing you a favor. I wondered why I was paying for a pretzel I didn't yet see, but she pulled it out of the warmer just after I paid. Being that it was very warm, it tasted better. It was still soft with a crispy, crusty shell but not doughy. In fact, it was what I'd expect if I stopped some random place for a pretzel in Philly, and that made me happy.

My boyfriend and I were out shopping at Kenwood before a movie one afternoon and as we passed the…read morePopcorn Pizzazz kiosk, he decided the caramel popcorn would be a good movie theater snack that I could smuggle in my purse for him. Once we sat down at the movie, we opened the package, and by the time the ads and previews rolled, we had already devoured the entire bag. It was warm, fresh, perfectly glazed with caramel, and had just enough salt. My boyfriend could not stop talking about it even throughout the movie. So what did we do after we left the theater? Headed directly back across the street to Kenwood and got a GIANT bag to take home.

Wow what. Cool little little find in Lebanon. They have a huge variety of unique popcorns that are…read moregreat for gifts or to just enjoy yourself . The gentleman is very helpful at helping you find the perfect combo of flavors . Good prices.

The popcorn is amazing and the service is good. Great prices! Very nice sized store in the mall.read more

It's torture to walk by and smell the fresh popcorn for a popcorn fanatic like myself. So, I break…read moredown and buy some fresh buttered popcorn or some heavily caramelized popcorn. Bottom line, it's good, get some.

Saw their stand when I arrive at the airport, but I was just focused on meeting my friend so I…read moredidn't stop. But I made sure to get something when I flew back out the city. I grabbed a caramel and cheese popcorn and roasted pecans. The popcorn was actually better than I thought it was going to be. The cheese didn't have that classic bright orange coloring, so I was a bit worried. It's no Garrett's, but pretty good. The pecans were very tasty and I had to control myself as to not eat them all at once.