I always buy Chamoda's when they're at HorrorHound Weekend in Sharonville. Awesome selection, and…read morethe staff are immaculate!! I was picking my candy, and upon finishing my selection they told me it was card only, and I only had cash. I was going to get a friend to Venmo me, but instead the kind people working paid for my bag! I don't know their names but god bless them!

Great little candy store. Good prices and fresh candy. The service was excellent! They have a…read moredecent variety of chocolates and gummies. Their dark chocolate sea salt caramels are delicious!

In my opinion, Aglamesis still has the best ice cream in the area. Small batch, rich in flavor,…read moretastes like tasty homemade ice cream. Full of rich cream and natural ingredients. We stopped at their Montgomery store on a hot August evening and the ice cream was delicious and refreshing. The banana ice cream is rich in flavor and the mocha chip was reminiscent of a frozen sweet coffee. They also offer chocolates and other candies. We tried a bourbon ball - it was covered in a rich dark chocolate and the center was a bourbon flavored cream. The store has an old fashioned ice cream parlor atmosphere, complete with marble tables and pink accents. The service is always pleasant. They offer table service if dining in.

We adore Aglamesis but did not know this location existed. And it turns out it's been there since…read morethe 70s! If you like the vintage feel and decor at the original location you will love the intentional touches that they made to make this location feel the same. And of course, the ice cream and chocolate can't be beat. The server was incredibly kind and good with our baby. And there was a little library and games we could try out! A 10/10 experience tucked away off of Montgomery Road.

Best candy store in Cincinnati? Let's sum up the fabulousness in one drama-filled sentence: THEY…read more HAVE. UNICORN. BARK. Okay I guess that's 4 sentences... moving on... Like many of the exotic sweets in the store, I have no idea what unicorn bark is, but I know that I must have it. They stock a variety of international brands, kids birthday party supplies and fine/pay-per-piece chocolates. Overall, the candy at Lolli and Pops is pricy, but they have a selection that even exceeds Jungle Jim's. I'm always intrigued with Japanese candies in particular, and they had a variety of gummies and strange confections. If you've never had Ramune/ Japanese soda before (the one with a glass ball in the neck), you can get them here! It's a super fun store that would be perfect for gathering items for a kid's (or adult's) birthday party. Almost a reason in and of itself to go to Kenwood mall.

I went in with two tiny children in tow and we chose an array of items from the truffle case. The…read morestaff gently guided me away from item the children probably wouldn't enjoy. Since we were in it for fun, I just went with the flow and didn't count prices. Overall, the truffles and other delicacies are priced like any nice chocolatier and they items were tasty. Everyone enjoyed what they ordered but I learned that most of the items are too rich or large for my 3 and 5 year old children. My 5yo could only get through half of a truffle before she was overwhelmed, in my 3YO could only get through half of one of the specialty marshmallows. Basically, I overdid it. I would absolutely go back here and order less.

Cute candy and nut shop located back in a shopping center, with parking available in the shared…read morelot. We were greeted upon entry and advised that everything along the wall was Mix 'n Match in a bag for a little over $6/lb. Central tables hold additional packaged candies to browse, including some that one doesn't see as often, like Clark Cups and Cow Tales. A selection of nuts and nut/dried fruit mixes are also available. There was plenty to choose from and everything has been enjoyed!

Tucked off of Montgomery Road in a shopping center you can't see from the main drag, Supreme Nuts &…read moreCandy is a little window into a real-life Candyland. They sell everything from retro candies (candy cigarettes [!], candy necklaces, pop rocks;) chocolate-covered nuts and gourmet chocolates (truffles, cordials, creams;) pick and mix (taffy, hard candy;) nuts of all sorts; and every other kind of candy you can think of (gummies, licorice, seasonal.) They also have gift baskets, gift bags for the pick and mix, and various individually priced candies (candy bars, lollipops, gum.) The prices range from 39 cents for a lollipop, by the quarter pound ($6.29 per pound) for pick and mix and by the quarter pound for nuts and candy housed in sealed bins and a chocolate case. I got eight dark chocolate cherry cordials for $5. A good price for high-end chocolate, and so smooth and delicious, I think they're going to become a habit. One side note, the shopkeeper had her mid-size dog in the store. She had a sign up saying he was gentle, but this was a dog running around, and that jumped on me several times. (I use a cane right now.) I didn't think it was customer-friendly for all.

I purchased cinnamon pull apart at the Second Street Market. There's plenty of cinnamon and sugar…read morebut the bread part is very dense and almost hard. I can't say I'd purchase from there again.

This is pretty legit candy. It doesn't taste too waxy or artificially sweet or anything like that…read more I tried the dark peanut butter shaped hearts and they were so good! The dark chocolate raisins were also nice, and my boyfriend loved the dark chocolate covered cherries! Service was also great :)

Great place for gift cards!!! Good place for a nice gift.......smoking hot employees are always…read moreready to help

I received an invitation for a destination wedding that said my presence was gift…read moreenough, or I could contribute to the honeymoon fund which is a trip to Europe. I needed to find an unusual gift that made a statement. I had almost forgotten how well stocked the shop is and the variety of merchandise. The best part is the phenomenal staff. Jane patiently walked me through the store, listening to my need and helping me find the perfect gift that would not be found all over. Then I was told the owner herself takes the gift to be mailed. Lisa took my gift to three places to find the least expensive way to mail, all of them high. She then notified me of the exorbitant prices to see if I wanted to proceed. THAT'S CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!! I am trying to be brief - just wander the shop and see the clothes, things you didn't know you needed, gifts, jewelry, at all price points, or just go and be greeted by warm smiles and get A+ personal service. .

Fantastic store! Chocolate is amazing!!! Grew up with the brownies and was always excited when my…read moreparents brought a few home!!! One thing I love is this is a locally family-owned business!!! Top Chocolatier in Cincy!!!!

This store is very small, cute and loaded with all kinds of treats, chocolate and otherwise. We…read morewent the weekend of Easter and found lots of Easter fun in the form of sweets. We tasted a few offerings and bought a few. It's a place I'll frequent whenever I need a sweet fix of this sort.

We love their chocolate, it's the best!! The staff is always pleasant, friendly and helpful…read more Highly recommend!

Delicious local chocolate shop! They have every type of chocolate you could dream of. Solid…read morechocolate, covered nuts, cream-filled, chocolate covered potato chips, caramels, and more! The employees are very friendly, happy to answer any questions or even let you try a sample. Great for a treat or last minute gift!

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.