A friend sent me a variety knowing I favor high end sweets. I am very pleased, these compare with…read moreEclat, Compartes, Norman Love and DeBrands. The peanut butter fudge might be the best I have ever had, I immediately incorporated it in a cookie recipe. High end!

We recently were in Jim Thorpe and came accross this very quaint candy/ gift shop…read more The old fashioned shop carries all kinds of sweets, from old fashioned flavored sucker sticks, fudge, gum, nuts, ice cream, and so much more. There are a large variety also of gifts, particulerly of dogs. (magnets, t- shirts, mugs, etc). The woman proprietier was very nice and we got some fudge and some ice slushes since it was a hot day outside.

Discovered this place in 1992. When driving thru the small village of Port Clinton one could smell…read morefreshly roasting peanuts. Filled with nuts, chocolates and candy it is a great place to shop! Back in the day every place had a business like this. However they are more and more rare so you must support them!

Make a point to stop here if you're going to Hawk Mtn or nearby Appalachian Trail. Get snacks of…read moreall kinds new and old. Get different roasts of peanuts for a great price. Peanut butter better than Jiffy! All types of candy!

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.

Found my favorite chocolate they currently have - dark chocolate covered marshmallow with caramel…read more I'd love if they brought back having samples. It really takes away from the fun visit and the prices are so much higher now. It would be nice to show your loyal customers some appreciation!

Wow, I'm the first to write a review of Victoria's? I have memories of going to Victoria's as a…read morechild. I'm 40 years old now and thankful that really nothing has changed since then. Historic, classic and a wide array of candies made to meet the needs of any sweet tooth. Thank you staying the same and preserving my childhood memories of going picking out your heavenly chocolate candy. I look forward going back when I'm up there again.

The worst customer revive ever. Cruelly no customer service at all. My expensive package never…read morearrived. I informed the company and they sent me a USPS tracking number. I called the post office without any success. I called the company and the owner took the call. After calling me a liar he wouldn't do anything to assist. I offered to put a claim in through the post office and asked if the post office came up empty would Victoria's make good on it? He would not tell me how he would handle a simple customer service issue over a lousy box of expensive chocolates. It's a wonder why I even try to support small business..I'll jus order through almost anyone else including Amazon who accepts the responsibility of a missing package. Instead, this small business gets a lousy review and loses a good customer.

Bring your kids here and get them a super shake. It's very good. The people are nice, the place is…read morenice. The candy is great.

A little pricey for the amount of popcorn. Do not get the white cheddar. All I could taste was…read moresalt! The other popcorn was good but $7 for a bucket.

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.,

Its a really neat store. But it's really expensive. They do have a lot of candy which for the…read morevariety you can choose from is worth the price but everything else in the store is outrageously expensive. Every employee we came in contact with was very friendly and helpful. I love going there but I wish the prices weren't so high.

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.

This little candy shop is a lot bigger than it seems and has some really great candy varieties from…read morearound the world. It's like a little treasure hunt to find old favorites and new surprises. I got a couple candy bars off the shelf and a couple of pecan clusters from behind the counter. They had Dubai chocolate for those following social trends but at a high cost. The workers were super helpful and recommended items that were softer for sensitive teeth. The candy was reasonably priced and it's just a joyful vibe there. It's definitely worth a visit.

Such a great place for chocolate and other candies. You walk in and it smells chocolate . Sooooo…read moregood. All the associates so so friendly and helpful. Got a sample bag of the chocolates, yummy

The shop smells so good like warm chocolate! The service was excellent, they were very kind and…read morefriendly! But most of all the chocolate is so delicious!

The Carmelcorn Shop is an old-fashioned confectionery shop that opened in Easton, Pennsylvania in…read more1931. It was founded by husband and wife John & Ruth Doherty. In addition to their signature housemade carmelcorn, the shop also specializes in popcorn, fresh roasted nuts, fudge, chocolates, gummies and old-fashioned hard candies. Richard Baskin purchased the shop from the Dohertys in 1985. He in turn sold the shop to husband and wife Tony and Sia Bassil in 1996 and they have owned it ever since. Sia had originally been hired to work behind the counter for the Dohertys in 1977, when she was just 14. She continued to work at the shop, on and off, for several years until she bought it with her husband. My family and I visited The Carmelcorn Shop this past summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. We were exploring Downtown Easton and noticed the storefront. It looked like a really cool place and we were shocked when we saw the sign that read "Since 1931". The shop is pretty small, but it has all sorts of novelty candies. The carmelcorn smelled great! We ended up getting some as well as some old-fashioned candies for our two boys. It's nice to know that there are still old-fashioned candy shops like this still in existence. If you're visiting Downtown Easton, then we recommend that you take a stop at the Carmelcorn Shop for a trip down memory lane.

My mother worked here as a teenager in the 1940's. She used to love to tell the story of how Mr…read more Doherty "stole" her from the candy counter at Laubach's Department Store for an extra nickel an hour. She was there until the late 50's, had her five kids, and returned through the 70's and 80's. I always remember my Mom smelling like roasted nuts and carmelcorn when she came home from work. I always make sure I stop in when I return to Easton to reminisce with Sia and of course pick up some Almond Butter Crunch.