It doesn't look big outside but once you are in, it is actually a huge store offering almost all…read morethe Knick - knacks I am looking for in a country store. The best of course that everybody loves and enjoys are their candies. Glad that they are open until 6 pm on a winter Saturday business so I was not surprised seeing a large number of consumers inside. A good spot to swing by if in a neighborhood.,

Cute little place to stop and look at. We bought a few things. Lots of candy, although most were…read moregummy type, which we like. Staff were friendly, the cashier asked about my dog since I had a bag that had his picture on it. Bought some cute things for my daughter since we don't always find things with the way we spell her name, which is not unique at all. Would go back next time we are in the area

HUGE selection of candy. If you can imagine it covered in chocolate then they probably have it. A…read morebit on the expensive side but you'll know it's worth the extra money when you taste it. Nice big place with some interesting antiques on the wall. Staff was patient and not pushy.

My co-worker is from this town and she told me that this place is a must…read more I made the trip even when it was 20 minutes away from my original direction. They make all the chocolates in house and they also have some vintage chocolate moulding. The lady was pleasant to interact and very good customer service skills. The store it is a regular chocolate store with plenty of lights and parking is located in the side. They have a port o potty for a bathroom.

You should not missed any Candle stores when visiting PA. Visiting this kind of store does not…read morenecessarily mean that you would only see candles, they offer more than that. This brand store has huge location. It's offers candies, snacks, ice creams, desserts, decorations, mementos, souvenirs, Knick knacks and many more. It opens up a jewelry section with Pandora selections at one corner. It has a boutique inside with fabulous displays both for men's and womens fashion wear. An interesting gift shop is laid out at the end before exciting the store. What a fantastic way of completing the visit. I enjoyed my visit here. I would definitely returning if ever around the area.

They have so many things to look at. From clothes, jewelry, art, candy galore and so much more!…read moreDefinitely don't miss if you're in the area.

They have all of the candies and the weird sodas. It's a great candy store…read more But the most important thing (to me) is that they have jelly bellies where you can buy individual flavors by weight. Much like former president Jimmy Carter, I love jelly bellies so much... but actually only about 14 out of the 49 standard flavors. So I hate buying bags of jelly bellies from the store, especially since the company is charging for them like they're gold bars. I went to Macy's the other day and they were selling the 2lb bag for $30! Like maybe we should start setting the U.S. dollar on the jelly belly standard. But I digress. The point is that you can buy jelly bellies here, but only the ones that you want.

It's just the best! Great service and a fantastic assortment of sodas! Grandpa Joe's is always…read moreworth the trip!

Wow! This is a big candy shop. I thought it was a local specialty but there are other shops around…read morethe country. What a selection of products from beverages, candies and novelties! There were even international candies! It is located on Main Street so there is street parking available. We treated ourselves to dessert so they serve Hershey's Ice Cream which was yum! They are known for their $5 candy buffet. Service was friendly. This store is every kids dream! Worth a stop if you're in town.

Awesome candy store that has absolutely everything you are looking for. It's located in a former…read morebank and is huge. They offer tons of different sodas of every flavor you could imagine. They have the classic stuff like root beer and birch beer and then offer cotton candy and pickle soda. The train going around overhead took me back to my childhood. The $5 candy box has always been a favorite of mine since I first visited the strip district location years ago. The staff was turning the store over from Halloween to Christmas when we visited but were still friendly and welcoming.

On our trip back to NY from visiting my daughter in camp yesterday, my younger daughter spotted…read morethis "sweet" little candy shop so we decided to stop in. Opened in December of last year, the beautiful displays of gift baskets, assorted candy and cookies are a such a welcoming and pretty sight as you enter the store. The candy and cookies are not homemade, but you will recognize several of the brand names that they do carry, such as: Jelly Bean, Mrs. Prindables, Corso's Cookies, The Popcorn Factory, Lindt, Ferrero, Godiva, Ghiradelli, Hammond's Candies and several other favorites. There are pre-made baskets filled with goodies to celebrate Birthdays, a New Baby, Religious occasions, Get Well Soon, etc., but they can also custom make any other basket that you ask for. The section my daughter immediately ran to was where an entire wall was filled to the brim with many different types of chocolates and jelly beans you could possibly imagine. There are bags to the side that you fill with these delights which sell for $8.95 a pound. My daughter chose the malted milk balls and minature peanut butter cups. We took 1/2 pound of each. The chocolate is so fresh and delicious, I am very surprised there was any left by the time we got home. This is a great store to visit - definitely stop in if you're in the area and satisfy that sweet tooth! I shall be returning!!

I stopped by Eats & Sweets just before closing on a Saturday night, in search of a sweet treat…read moreafter a full day of adventuring. The menu here is HUGE--everything from hot foods to ice cream pies to traditional ice creams, sundaes, and shakes. I had my eye on the Ice Cream Flight (how fun is that?!) but ultimately went with a Pumpkin Pie Milkshake topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle, and a cherry. It was the perfect way to ease into pumpkin spice season--smooth, creamy, not too thick or too runny, and just the right amount of pumpkin flavor without being overpowering. The total came to $9.06, which feels a little steep for a milkshake, but not outrageous for a seasonal specialty. The ice cream quality was solid, and the staff was friendly, though service felt a bit slow given how few customers were there compared to how many staff were on. Overall: Good ice cream, a fun menu, and worth a stop if you're in the area--just be prepared for prices that can add up quickly if you're treating the whole family.

I went there to get a milkshake and asked the woman ifshe could mix in some hot fudge.. She…read morerefused. When I asked why, she said that her ice cream was too premium to mix something into her ice cream., But it was totally OK to put it on top of her ice cream a sundae. that's a special kind of special

We were lucky when we stopped by and they were running amazing sales. Large apples dipped in…read more Carmel then dipped in chocolate, then apples sprinkled with all different toppings usually cost $15 each , special today 2/$15. Boxes of chocolates covered cherries regular $16.95 marked down to $4.25, boxes of peanut clusters regular $14.99 marked down $3.75. Service was excellent and I saved nice amount of money. Came out happy. Here is the history of Gertrude Hawk Chocolates: The company was started by Gertrude Jones Hawk in 1936. Hawk began her career at the age of 12 after the death of her father. She took a job in a candy shop and later began making chocolates in the kitchen of her home in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Following World War II, her son Elmer Hawk invested his service pay in the fledgling business enabling the family to purchase mechanical chocolate making equipment. The family also used their products in fundraising sales through area churches and schools. In 1959, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation took Gertrude's home for an Interstate 81 bridge. The family bought a piece of land in Dunmore, Pennsylvania and built a factory there that opened in 1962. In addition to the factory, the building housed a full-service restaurant and a retail area. The restaurant was converted into a candy shop in 1973. In 1988, the company constructed the Gertrude Hawk Corporate Center. The company is now a $90 million annual business with four divisions. It employs over 1,000 people and operates 75 Gertrude Hawk Chocolates Chocolate Shops throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.

The sales associate was such a sweetheart and had the best recommendations on what chocolates to…read morebuy. I got the dark chocolate Lava Cake, Coconut Custard and Dark Chocolate bar and all are absolutely AMAZING. Best of luck in your new location and 10/10 recommendation

Cute local chocolate store based in Pennsylvania! Lots of unique designs and flavors…read more I love fresh chocolate displayed behind glass. I always go for the white chocolates and my favorite is definitely white chocolate covered pretzel. Very delicious! As for something better than chocolate? It's definitely Ice-Cream! They also serve hand dipped vanilla ice cream bars in your choice of vanilla, milk, or dark chocolate and add on the topping of your choice which are sprinkles, peanuts, and coconut flakes. Their vanilla Ice-Cream dipped in milk chocolate and peanuts is delicious! A hint of salty ness reminds me of the sea salt chocolate flavors. Perfect texture and crunch! I will definitely come back. The lady who prepared my order also wrapped it in wax paper and placed it in the freezer for a few minutes to prevent it from dripping. Very worth it for $4. I would get this everyday if I lived near one.

My visit to this store exceeded my expectations. The 2 ladies working there were very helpful. I…read moreexplained to them that I was just passing through and was not sure how I was going to transport everything I wanted to purchase. They told me that would not be a problem, and thy were right! They packaged my items for the trip. I could not have been made happier. And my I add they did it with a smile and pleasant conversation.

Popped into this location today on a sightseeing trip and it was just the cutest most quaint…read morechocolate shop. I enjoyed meeting the owner and then tasting the samples. You should stop on by. Get yourself some delicious well-made chocolate you won't regret it. The service is impeccable. the ambience is great and if you love chocolate, this is the spot for you Get your chocolates today.!!!

You're driving on RT 80 in the vicinity of the Delaware River and you want a sweet treat? Get off…read moreat the Columbia NJ/Portland PA exit and within a few short minutes you can be enjoying wonderful, handmade, European - style chocolates, in a charming chocolate shop. The owner/chocolatier Nick, is a real sweet guy (No pun intended). Czarist Russia themed sweets, unique/sophisticated gift packaging, easy parking, just up the road from Hot Dog Johnny's and ez on/off from RT 80. In a perfect world, someone would open a great coffee shop next door, so you could enjoy an espresso with your chocolate. Too delicious and convenient to RT 80 not to try. I never met a chocolate shop I didn't like but Nicolay & Alexandra isn't just the same old stuff. Just a thought, call first before you cross the bridge to avoid disappointment.