Their Father's Day buckets are the ultimate snack surprise for the whole fam--and trust me, they…read moredon't disappoint. My personal fave? The pretzel letters that spell out D-A-D, perched right on top for a simple yet show-stopping touch. And don't even get me started on the dips... the Cinnamon one is dangerously addictive. Honorable mentions go to Brownie Batter, Nacho, Honey Mustard--so many flavors to match your vibe.

Awesome experiences with this local business! Did a grand…read moreopening for our new office and placed a substantial order . The pretzels were hot and tasty! All dips were included ! Fair and reasonable pricing ! Also used them back in December for our staff holiday luncheon Another awesome experience ...! We try to stop in as a family whenever we are going to the movies up the street . Always a 5 star experience ...just wish there was a 6th star to add !

Um, yes these pretzels ARE out of this world!…read more Found this awesome little spot at one of the markets and the line was just circling around. We love a good line. My hubby LOVEESSSSS pretzels so we knew we had to stop here for one. They had salted, stuffed and even just a pretzel knot. Usually I end up disappointed with pretzels when they're dry. I will say, these made on the minute on the spot I can't imagine how ridiculously good they are. What I love about them is they warm them up on the spot for you so you get to enjoy them nice and warm. Next time I'll be sure to ask for a little bit warmer, makes such a difference. They keep things easy with mustard packets and it's a super fun and easy snack to grab and go.

Shout out to Tri-county's food court and long live these pretzels. One of the saddest parts of…read moremoving out of Nassau County was leaving the places we loved, like this flea market. Knot of this World is a staple of the market and a reliable place to grab a snack. Specialty pretzels like the cinnamon raisin or the jalapeño and cheese looked amazing, but we opted for a cup of pretzel nuggets. They were perfect for me and the kid to snack on while Hubs got his watch fixed (the whole reason we drove to Tri-county in the first place). Pretzels were fresh and delish. They didn't last long between the 3 of us but a good amount of pretzels come in a cup.

This location specifically has the BEST employees…read more I came by to pick up some pretzels for a party I was going to recently and was really blown away by the employees. And because I went early in the day the pretzels were nice and hot. They were amazing and fresh! I also appreciate the large variety of dipping sauces. This place is great.

Of the 3 Philly Pretzel Factory locations I've visited, this is the best location by far. The…read moreemployees are always very friendly and the food is always fresh. It's always clean and they have a number of cold beverages. I have a location closer to me but I will travel to this one because it has the freshest options and nicest staff. If you happen to go when they have the cranberry mustard, this is a must try!

Mr. TJ and Jordan done a wonderful job serving us very kind and polite and helpful with picking the…read moredips. I would recommend this place the pretzels are fresh and tasty! Kindness goes a long way God Bless

I love to order their cinnamon sugar with a side of cream cheese frosting. It's so good and I love…read morewhen it's fresh out the oven. There usually isn't a long wait if it's not a game day or holiday. It's clean and somewhat handicap accessible.

Fantastic brewery nestled right into Waterdrinker Farms!…read more We stopped here for some beers after the tulip festival and it was a great time. It was packed inside but it was spacious and still comfortable. However, it was a beautiful day outside so we decided to sit in the beer garden which has a ton of chairs, picnic tables, etc. They also had two food trucks on site (we got the pizza, which was delicious). While the outdoor bar isn't open for the season just yet, the indoor bar was fast when it came to service - even on a packed day. We never waited for a beer and they have tons of tap & go payment portals which make checking out easier. The guava gose was perfect on a beautiful day. Fruity yet tangy and easy to drink. They also sell soft drinks if you're sober or you had one too many beers. Welcoming environment. Great to visit even if you're not going to the farm.

I came here with my family on Labor Day and we had a great experience. The brewery is across from…read morethe farm and the farm was a let down so thank goodness this place was so nice. I first had the cider donut cider with cinnamon sugar on the rim. They had a live singer who was very good and lots of tables and chairs to sit on. There was two food trucks in the back and picnic tables by the hops. I enjoyed the vibe and the drinks. However, when I went to one of the bartenders they had apparently had no flights but I saw people posting it on yelp. The drinks were fantastic and the vibe was great. I would definitely return.

Love these pretzels! I'm a Repeat customer. Nothing better than a soft hot pretzel! So much Better…read morethan Auntie Annie's that's covered in junk. I also buy the rivets bucket for parties and it's always a hit! Plus the owner is so kind & thankful for your business!

Always a great quick stop place for my pretzel needs. Employees are quick and friendly when…read moreserving, leaving the waiting area nice and clean

Excellent service !!!! The pretzels are delicious!…read more The store is so clean. The atmosphere is so welcoming. Great location!

The older gentleman, not sure if he's the owner. I ordered the crowd pleaser when I touched the bag…read moreto pick them up the pretzels were hard, old. I asked for a fresh batch. He started screaming, arms flapping. I walked out I wil not go back

I'm confused by the rating here - Black Sheep is always a favorite for me. I love their flats and…read morehazelnut coffee - the jalapeno cheddar is a personal favorite. I saw some feedback note that the service was slow and I've never had that issue. Truly would recommend stopping here for breakfast or a solid snack.

The garlic herb and mozz bagel with cream cheese is so friggen good! I want sandwiches on that…read morenext, but the wait... the staff.... wtf is going on that I was left standing in a nearly empty shop waiting ten minutes for a toasted bagel...? Not worth $9 to stand around and wait that long... or is it? I dnno. It's good. I guess they just renamed Goldberg here on Yelp because the pictures show it, not a fan of that, should be fixed for sure.

Old Heidelberg is one of my favorite spots in New Haven. Great drinks, great crowd, and always the…read moreperfect place to catch up with friends after a long week. I speak for many students when I say that Mike is a huge part of what makes this place so special. He genuinely cares about the people at the bar, remembers faces, checks in on people, and makes everyone feel welcome. Absolute legend!!!

Great place and cool classic environment. Loved the beer…read moreselection and though the food menu is limited, most of the things we tried were delicious. Fantastic friendly service even on a crowded night.

Came in the other day with my wife for a quick bite to eat. We had the Ferris wheel. It had fried…read morepickle chips, frites, pretzel bites, fried cheese curds and pretzel wrapped mini hotdogs. It was happy hour so we both got $6 draft beers. There was a nice variety of German beer options. It was a cool little place. Friendly staff. Next time I'll have to try some of the meats.

I've had schnitzels in Germany once, so obviously (/s) that makes me an expert on the cuisine…read more Schnitzels in Stony Brook is cozy and friendly, but the food left something to be desired. I did make reservations for a party of 4 at 5pm and thankfully I did, because this place does get packed even on a weeknight. We had an extra person join us and thankfully, thankfully, they were able to accommodate our request. We ordered a few Paper Airplanes over Paris, which were delightful. Each one did come (with the same) poem folded on a toothpick. The salted pretzels to share were also nice, pillowy with the perfect amount of salt. For our entrees, it was a mix of Sauerbraten flatbreads, Sauerbraten, and my entree, the Holsteiner (chicken) Schnitzel. Everyone liked their entrees, but I found mind pretty mid. The schnitzel itself, darker than I was used to, but still had a crunch and was tasty. The red cabbage had far too much vinegar for my palate. And the spaetzle it came with, was pretty bland. Almost like eating plain pasta. The seasonal vegetables hidden under the schnitzel were also good. I do think , overall, if you've never been to Germany and are wanting to try authentic German food without travelling to Manhattan or beyond, give Schnitzels a chance! But if you're a self titled expert on schniztel because of one trip to Germany (/s like I), I would find somewhere else.