I love this candy. I often buy it at the airport but it really irritates me that if I buy a bunch…read moreof candy they charge fifty cents for a bag. I bought too much to carry and they couldn't even give me a bag so I had to buy it. Super annoying.

Well, we all know about Sarris Candies and the goodness that they still produce…read more I am lucky enough to say that I have grown up on their chocolate. This review is to say how clean and easy it is to navigate the small airport store. They've got a lot of selection packed in without being junky or too much. A great spot to stop and grab a gift to take back to friends and co-workers. Because who doesn't love pure, good chocolate?

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.

Formerly Philip Pelusi @ Ross Park Mall…read more International options! Lots of Cadbury! Was immediately greeted by an employee. Asked if I was looking for anything in particular. Wide variety of candy and pop. Saw candy cigarettes and flying saucers ... and for the boomers Necco wafers. Didn't know there was a bulk candy store in the mall. Apparently, it has been open since 2023. Supporting small business

Carousel Candies is a local store that sells candies and other treats such as ice creams and sodas…read more When I visited this store, an employee soon greeted me, asked if I needed any assistance, and made friendly conversation with me. I saw so many types of candies. I chose several of my and my husband's favorite candies--Raisinets, Nerds, Twix, Skittles, and Grandpa Joe's Chocolate-covered Raisins. The prices for each ranged from $2-3.50. Near the cash register was a freezer of Hershey ice creams in several flavors. The employee offered for me to sample the ice creams for free, but I declined. She rang up my purchase, processed my payment, and kindly thanked me.

Betsy Ann Chocolates opened in 1938 and hand-makes chocolates and some candies. Customers may…read morepurchase the chocolates and candies at this factory store, at retail locations (in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and West Virginia), through the business's website, or through organizations' fundraisers. My husband and I visited this factory store one time. When we entered the store, an employee greeted us and asked if we needed any assistance. Some of the flavors of chocolates were not labeled, so I recommend that the store add more labels. The employee did answer my question about a particular flavor. This store had many display cases and shelves of chocolates in flavors such as chocolate truffle, cherry cordial, caramel, peanut butter, pecan, cashew, butter cream, pretzel, coconut, Oreo, etcetera. I also saw some candies such as gummies, licorice, and taffy. My husband and I picked out five chocolates for a total cost of $33. The employee promptly rang up our purchase, thanked us, and wished us a good day. At home, my husband and I ate our chocolates. Here are our ratings: Chocolate-covered mini pretzels - 3 stars - I thought that these chocolate-covered pretzels tasted *very* buttery. Peanut-butter cup - 4.5 stars - This chocolate was a large size and looked as if it could have been poured more neatly. I did enjoy the flavor of the peanut butter. Bag of bloopers chocolates - 4 stars - This one-pound bag contained an assortment of imperfect chocolates. I felt happy that a cherry cordial was included, and it seemed to contain crystallized sugar. Some other flavors were nut clusters, peanut butter, coconut, pretzel, etcetera, and they tasted good. Cordial strawberry - 5 stars - A cordial strawberry is covered in chocolate and contains much liquid. According to the business's website, a cordial strawberry is made from a cut piece of strawberry that is dipped in liquid fondant and then chocolate layers. I thought that this piece was a large size and that the cordial was a bit messy but very flavorful. Milk-chocolate bar - 4 stars - My husband ate this 3.5-ounce milk-chocolate bar, and he said that it was good.

After telling my husband how much I used to love Betsy Ann chocolate covered strawberries, he…read morebought me some for Valentines Day. They were VERY DISAPPOINTING! You look at this huge "strawberry" the size of a golf ball and think this is going to be soooooo good. The problem arises once you bite in to find it is filled with sugary juices, white cream and HALF A SMALL STRAWBERRY! There was not even a full strawberry in this! The strawberry was not even the size of a quarter. I believe in supporting local businesses, I really do. But, in this case, I have to suggest you save your money! Betsy Ann.... You should be ashamed!!!!!

We had such a great family night at Sarris! We started with ice cream, which was delicious with…read moregenerous portions and so many flavors to choose from. Afterward, the kids had the best time next door filling their baskets with all of their favorite candies--it made the experience even more special. The outdoor picnic tables were the perfect place to sit, relax, and enjoy our treats together. Sarris is a fun tradition for families of all ages, combining amazing ice cream, incredible candy, and a welcoming atmosphere. We can't wait to come back!

Sarris Candies is truly a Pittsburgh staple. Their chocolate is by far the best around, and their…read moreice cream parlor is amazing! The portions are practically double what they claim, meaning "1 scoop" is more equivalent to 2-2.5 scoops, and their hard shell topping is the best. I prefer to get my hard shell topping on the side, so I can control how much I put on my ice cream.

After dinner, we stopped by this location of Millie's Homemade Ice Cream (a chain local to…read morePittsburgh that's slowly making its away across the US) for dessert. There were a lot of different flavors, but nothing too quirky or unique. I was able to sample a couple before deciding. I'm a huge strawberry fan so I tried both "Strawberry Jam" and "Strawberry Scooter Crunch" and found the latter to be too sweet, so I went with the former. CLASSIC SCOOP - 8.50 + "Strawberry Jam" and "Nutty Pistachio" I shared this with two of my friends since it came with two different flavors. This was incredibly large portions. It wasn't just one scoop of each flavor, but multiple scoops of each flavor in a big cup (16 oz). The strawberry jam had a bright sweetness that I enjoyed, and the nutty pistachio was really good and had some pistachio bits. Overall, thought the ice cream a bit too sweet for me, but it's pretty creamy with a variety of reliable flavors that people are familiar with.

Great spot in Pittsburgh to grab some ice cream and then walk around. They have a large variety of…read moredifferent flavors along with different toppings and cones. Have a great experience every time I have visited. Service is quick and they are always super kind. There is also both indoor and outdoor seating which is perfect for summer vibes!!

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.

The most exquisitely delicious candy ever tasted. Anytime/EVERYTIME it is a special occassion,…read moreDorothy's candy is the choice

This is a little hidden gem in White Oak! Customer service was on point. The raspberry creme…read morechocolates were full of filling and had great texture. Would go back!