Rosie's Halah Food Deli and Convenience Store is a neighborhood store. I was doing my morning…read moreexercise when I decided to stop in to see what kind of food they were selling. I ended up ordering the Chicken and Vegetable Samosas. I have tried Samosas before, but the spices are too strong for me. I'm trying to evolve my taste buds, so I decided to try them again. The Samosas had a crunch to them and a strong flavor. The vegetables and chicken inside were delicious, but the seasoning for me took over. I gave this place a three based on my taste buds and getting used to another cuisine. I know others who love Samosas and eat them several times a week. The convenience store also sells other foods besides what I ordered, and the customer service was friendly.

Excellent customer service. The owner is always welcoming. As a creature of habit, I normally order…read morethe same thing.

The cookies are delicious! I love their dirty sodas, too. They change their specials and keep…read moreeverything up to date (including store hours) on their Instagram which is so helpful. Staff is always friendly. It's super cute inside and great for the kids! Street parking in the front but there's two nearby lots.

The cookies are absolutely delicious. I've had the chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, churro, banana…read moretoffee, and brookie. All amazing!!! I tried their drinks for the first time during their happy hour and the cherry limeade was the best drink. Service was fast, and the inside is decorated cutely. I keep coming back for their cookies

I recently ordered personalized favor-sized boxes to put in the welcome bags for my son and…read moredaughter-in -law's wedding. Caroline was easy to work with, the label was beautiful, and the chocolates were delicious. The few bags that remained in the lobby had the chocolates taken out of them, so clearly chocolates were the best part of the contents!

Fascia's Chocolates is a family-owned chocolaterie that opened in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1964…read more It was founded by husband and wife John & Helen Fascia. An electronic technician by trade, John worked for the Bristol Company. He began to roast nuts and sold them at work to supplement the young family's income. In an effort to increase sales, he and Helen began making chocolates in their basement. In addition to chocolate nut clusters, they soon began to make caramels, toffee and creams. The chocolates became so popular that soon the Fascia's basement operation couldn't keep up with the supply and demand. By 1978, they opened their first retail store on Meriden Road. Two years later, John quit his job so he could make chocolate full time. John and & Helen were soon joined by their three young daughters Louise, Lynne and Laurie. In 1985, the business moved to an expanded storefront on Wolcott Street. As business continued to grow, the business would relocate to Lakewood Road in 1990, Thomaston Avenue in 2008, and finally to Chase River Road in 2013. The Fascia Family still runs the business, although John & Helen are now semi-retired. My family and I recently visited Fascia's Chocolates to attend a special "Chocolate Experience". We were escorted into a small room with other attending families. There we were greeted by Company President Carmen Romeo, who happens to be married to Louise Fascia. He quickly informed us, "I may be the President, but my wife and her sister are the real bosses." He gave us all a presentation where he discussed the history of the company as well as chocolate production in general. He gave all attendees samples of the three main types of chocolate (Dark, Milk & White) and discussed the differences. Afterwards, all children were able to make their own chocolate bar with their choice of toppings. My sons both picked rice cereal and Fruity Pebbles. We also got to take a look at what happens in the production area. After the experience, we all went into the retail shop and explored all of the delicious chocolates that Fascia's produces. While I distracted my sons, my wife discreetly purchased some chocolate coins for St. Patrick's Day and chocolate bunnies for Easter. We all had a great experience at Fascia's Chocolates and hope to enjoy their delicious chocolate again!

On Main Street in Middletown you'll come across a tiny Chocolatier called Tschudin Chocolates. This…read moreis owned by chocolate chef Roberto Tschudin. Rob is a man of MANY skills and talents, he's also very personable and welcoming. His chocolates look like little art figurines, from the colors to the interesting designs. Since my dad loves any gift that comes in a form of chocolate, I thought it was a perfect reason to get him something from Tschudin. I told Rob to select me six of his best sellers of dark chocolate. He did, I can't say what I got, but the one I personally had was the peanut butter. The peanut butter was creamy, and whipped, the slight bitterness of the dark chocolate was the perfect pairing, so tasty! My dad loved his gift, I think if he knew these were a bit pricier he wouldn't have had them in one sitting. If you're looking to treat your self to some chocolate or give some as a gift, please stop by Tschudin.

High quality chocolatier, doing his own thing…read more Came here initially on a whim, seeing the owner walking outside with the big white hat and chef whites. We were greeted with a mostly empty display with lots of stuff everywhere. We did manage to get a small group of treats at a fairly high price point, but the attention to detail and quality of the chocolates produced were at levels typically not seen in Connecticut or even around the US. Ever since that first meeting, we try to make the trek here to get a few delectable treats to savor once in a while. The owner is very relaxed and uses his place as a ramshackle display of personality and skill. It's not prim and polished, but there's a few pieces usually on display, a subtle sweet smell in the air, and many interesting flavors and fillings of truffles dotting the display cases. Like a master tailor, this place is known by those who know. They look past the grit and enjoy the true gem. It's really good chocolate, pricy but worth it, and worth a trek.

I absolutely love this little coffee shop. It is decorated so nice and cozy . It's handicapped…read moreaccessible and they have breakfast and lunch fresh baked goods as well . I have had muffins and I love the turkey sandwich w the roast beef panini. The chai tea is really good a variety of flavors and smoothies , Frappuccinos . Wet reasonably priced and just a an overall great place. The staff is all wonderful . The only thing I wish is that they stayed open a little later than 3pm . Highly recommend this quaint place to meet a friend for coffee or breakfast even lunch . Enjoy Chris M

Iced coffee - Watery Iced latte - tasted old and was also…read morenot good I've been here 3 times now and it's always not good. This was the last time I come.

Lovely staff, easy to get at the drive through and did not have to wait long. They had so many…read moredifferent options to choose from and liked that they offer seasonal/holiday options. Their indoor seating had a lot of space available to sit at and the staff shared recommendations of different menu items.

Okay, so before I write this review, I need to ask a question? Is this a new page for this Aroma…read moreJoe's location that I missed out on when I'd originally reviewed this place? I remember reviewing this location on its Yelp page for this location last year. Was that page a duplicate page? Maybe I need to check my past reviews and see. But given my 5-star review here, I stand by anything I said about this location last year. I absolutely LOVE coming here for a refreshing drink on a hot day! I always encounter nice staff here, and while small is consistently clean. I've sometimes used their drive-thru, and it's been an easy process every time with my order always being quick and efficient. Today's occasion ordering their Blue Hawaiian with electrolytes was no different. It hit the spot and was an excellent pick-me-up after my flight back home last night. So yeah, no matter what page this is on, I will keep coming here. It's always worth the walk and/or drive.

5 stars for the helpful staff! My first visit here today and wanted to try the flight. My 3 year…read moreold knocked it over almost immediately upon getting it. The taller blonde girl not only helped me clean it up (what a mess, I was mortified!) but also remade it for me. I also got a sourdough mozzarella tomato and basil sandwich that was delicious! My daughter got the sprinkle donut and said it was very yummy- she has been eating it all day bc it's huge! Will definitely come back- next time without my toddler so I can relax and enjoy my coffee.

My first experience at Southing Coffee House was a positive one overall. I just stopped for a…read morecoffee, one of their Spider-Man themed latte specials: The Friendly Neighborhood Cold Brew (vanilla cold brew, churro cold foam, cinnamon sugar on top) It was not anything extra special, but it was tasty and reasonably priced. I did think the flavors could have been stronger, but again, it was pretty good. The baristas were very friendly, I would like to go back and try something else. The space was also nicely decorated, and there was a good amount of seating. It was pretty full though mid morning on a week day, so just be prepared. Again, pleasant, positive experience, just a touch underwhelmed.

I had the chicken shmelt, last time i was there and it's great,…read more But their smoothies, smoothie bowls and refreshers are amazing. Especially the refreshers they make in house. Great friendly service, i like the new decor of the place too.

The food is okay. But I swear every time I go there they never get the order right. Not complicated…read morebacon egg and cheese on everything bagel. And I get a roll and they had more bagels. I like the food but I never get exactly what I ask for