The chocolates here would be great for gifts, but my family just ate 'em with my while watching…read moreseason 3 of Stranger Things Discovered this place when I dropped my kid off at Camp Ockanickon. Sign out front lured me in - Chocolate Covered Blueberries. I love love good quality and their home made chocolates and blueberries are scrumptious. I thought they would be individual berries but they are in a large clump (bad word to describe something delicious, but you get the idea). Choice of light or dark chocolate. I got both because I'm not a fool. The prices are right for gourmet chocolate. You want cheap chocolates from a factory, go to a drug store. You want fairly priced special local chocolates from a local business, this is your place.

I absolutely love their candy. They are competitively priced with real candy stores. They make…read moretheir own chocolates there. They also sell candy that is not made there that they buy and then bag themselves. They always have cute holiday stuff like candy. They're peanut butter chocolate cups, whether their hearts or whatever they're making at the time are the best ones I have ever had in my entire life. Whenever I go somewhere, I bring this candy as a hostess gift. It's really nice that when you buy a box of chocolates there, they will wrap it at no additional charge or you could buy pre-wrapped ones with their pre-selected candies however I prefer to pick out my own candies now because I know what I like and I don't like. I really don't even buy chocolate candy at the stores anymore. I just go there and buy it. Their chocolate covered pretzels are really good. I don't like milk chocolate so I like to buy the dark chocolate and the chocolatier that they get their chocolate from is a good one. There are tinfoil wrapped candies, while they don't make them there, It is from the same chocolate chocolatier that is made by that company and they order it. They offer sugar-free candy so really anybody can get candy from here and enjoy it. The candy they sell in the stores like Kitcat and all these other candies. It's such a small percentage of chocolate that it's waxy and gross. You will not find that here. You will find what chocolate should truly do that. It melt in your mouth as you eat it.

I attended a birthday party in here and while the activity is acceptable, the lady running it…read moresounds like a drill sergeant in a boot camp. The man behind the counter is grumpy and unfriendly and I feel that he do not want anything to do with any of what is happening. The old lady is very loud and dominantly rude. They may have some good ideas but it maybe best for them to hire somebody that understand human relation. I wonder if the good reviews met the same owners or they are family and friends.

I've been a happy customer for 5 years & I highly recommend them. The only thing better than their…read morelovely, creative & yummy treats is their awesome customer service. Recently I had a last minute party & needed candy favor treats. Pam was away but she not only answered my emailed request, she also suggested a better product & fulfilled my order on time, and per usual, with a smile. She even helped me carry the order to my car & sent me on my way with a hug.

Chocolate covered pretzels are really bad.. like I didn't think chocolate covered anything could…read moretaste that bad..

Pro tip: free samples of fudge! This is a shrewd policy,…read morebecause once you taste it you will most likely buy some. Even my GF who is an expert on this subject was swayed by one tiny taste, and also claims this to be better than her former shore favorite. I have to agree. You will also find candy( a great price on Asher chocolates) bulk nuts, noodles, baking decorations jarred items and similar shelf stable provisions. The nut prices were very reasonable, roasted cashews for around $8 a lb., we tried the toffee encrusted and they were excellent. After tasting the fudge we decided to try a caramel apple, again a reasonable price and great quality. We will definitely be back, because....well, there's about 15 more flavors of fudge to sample.

Giambri's gave us an apology and full refund. We are happy to be doing business with them again…read more There was never any complaint about the candy--it's the best around!

This establishment is seriously top notch! Not only did they work quickly to correct a small error…read morebut I also received my 2nd and 3rd order ahead of the expected delivery date. This has saved Easter! Please give this place a try, the candy is some of the best I've ever had.

This place is incredibly dangerous... for my waistline. Resisting the urge to buy everything in…read moresight is no easy feat. That said, thus far, I've been able to limit myself to one Spumoni (a layer of chocolate, pistachio, and cherry ice cream) "Gelato Bomb" per trip and I'm always happy with that! Support small and shop local - this friendly little place deserves it.

Stopped here briefly when we was walking around a little town. It's very bright in there. It was…read morevery small but what turned us around was the prices they were crazy. I've never been in the candy store. They have prices like that. I mean seriously there was nothing in there that we wanted to pay that much for so we left.

Such a fabulous fun tour (Chocolate Lovers Tour) for parents and kids to learn how chocolate is…read moremade! We were greeted first thing by Jacques, who handed all of us "shots of hot chocolate" that reminded me of the hot chocolate from the famous cafe in Paris called Angelina. I was surprised to learn it was dairy free (and gluten free too)! Jacques and his colleague Manon guided us through ancient history that included Montezuma'a reverence for chocolate (drinking 50 cups a day!), Spanish and French contributions towards the transformation from cacao bean to dessert. We walked by a chocolate lab watching someone delicately adorn chocolate truffles that just passed through a stream of chocolate. Jacques then led us to a tasting room where he talked about the pastries they make for restaurants. We were able to try their pastries, brownies and macaroons. Jacques then took our group to a "classroom" where he reviewed the process for bringing such chocolate joy to our mouths. Seeing photos and videos depicting the growth of the cacao tree, harvesting & roasting the beans, and all the way to the final delicacy where he pointed out subtle taste notes of the chocolates...he handed us chocolate drops, so we could taste and learn how to discern the unique flavors from the cacao plantations in Mexico, Africa and other regions along the equator. The tour ended in their factory store giving us the opportunity to buy and bring home chocolate and macaroons. Chocolate lollipops, truffles, bark, medallions, bars -- Oh my!!! Our tour lasted less than an 1 hour 30 minutes, not counting our shopping time. Admission for the Chocolate Lover Tour was $19 per person with the 11th person free. They have other tours available ranging from $15 per person (Essential Tour) to $40 PP (Choconight Dinner). I believe the tours must be scheduled for a minimum of 10 guests. Highly recommend a trip to the Chocolatrium!

What a great chocolate tours. Our guide was amazing and funny (and very handsome ). He knew all…read moreabout the history of chocolate and the process of making treats. We started with delicious hot chocolate. So good. We had lunch, quiche and salad; and ended with a great chocolate brownie. Then we had the training on how to go from the pod to the must delicious chocolate. Tastings. We had dark, milk, white chocolate. Then 3 different flavored. It was so good. The chocolate was probably the best we've had. We ended going into the shop. And buying our favorites. Great tour for an educational and fun time.

Very good chocolate and inexpensive. The chocolate covered apricot was my favorite out of what I…read morepicked. The fellow who makes the chocolate is very nice and gave my husband a chocolate to sample. The milk chocolate isn't too sweet and is smooth.

This is exactly how chocolate should be. Made with care and attention to flavor and above all…read more.. quality. Their peanut butter eggs are amazing, especially, the dark chocolate pounder. Their customer service, great little shop, and even better workers are truly worth every penny. Take yourself here and remember what quality tastes of.

This is a super cute little mainstay gift shop in Pitman. My mom's a regular visitor/import tea…read morepurchaser, so I tagged along on an otherwise blah winter Saturday. Inside the store was bright and homey. It had been eons since my last visit, but it looked pretty much the same. They have a nice small collection of imported foods and teas, including PG Tips. No one else was shopping at the time so it was easy to browse. I didn't personally purchase anything but it was nice to take a little walk down memory lane and pretend I was back in Galway shopping around the Latin Quarter. Okay that's probably a stretch, but still. Sniff. I understand they do great business for St. Paddy's revelers. That's only like a month away now and they have some obnoxiously dramatized gear already in stock. Go beat the crowds!

I love visiting this shop! My daughter always gets a treat from the small grocery/candy section…read more For those who enjoy Irish heritage this store is a great find. I am Irish and love anything with my heritage. This store has it all. Paintings, jewelry, food, music and so much more

I picked up some Asher's sea salt caramels, chocolate covered pretzels and jelly rings, all of…read morewhich were highly rated by the recipient.

Perfect place for a perfect candy store. I have known the owner since they opened, super duper…read morekind, friendly, and always up for a conversation. Fun old school bin style, pick your own right along with the classics. You may find some exotic treats as well! Yum yums for sale in the summer months, so hard to fund this icy treat elsewhere. Good prices too. Stop in and try something new, or something nostalgic. Easy to find both here. Be sure to say hi to Jack!!!

What a find. We get 6oz tobacco and 200 tubes, enough for about a carton of cigarettes for less…read morethan $10. The rolling machines are alot less than Berlin smoke shop. All though they didn't have the cheaper $10 machines They mostly have bulk candy and candy for fundraising. It's a husband and wife operation.

This establishment is very good. Here they everything in the way of candy that you can ever find…read more Even old back in the day candy. The owners are very helpful in helping people get their selections. And thet are very inexpensive.