Me and my friend slipped and almost fell on the slippy wet floor tiles in the front enterance…read more Gave it 2 stars because the place was nice. Highly over priced and not worth it. Sell by the pound ($49.99).

This is an interesting place…read more Based on its name, it seems like a French candy shop. But the guys who run it adhere to Cholov Yisroel rules, so more Jewish than anything. Still, it feels like a French chocolate shop with a case that offers around 40-50 different pieces of one bite nibbles. The game changer is that you order by the pound. It's not a place to visit and eat chocolate, but to visit and fill a fill a big box to go (which will run you about $30-40/lb). That sounds high but it's an arty product and great chocolate is not that heavy, I'm happy to eat a mini snickers so I'll defer to real chocolate experts to rank this place.

Very nice, clean and bright store. I am getting stuff from them since they have been open. In terms…read moreof nuts and dry fruits - huge variety, always fresh and tasty and most importantly - every nut and fruit bin is closed and is lighten up, so no spits or sneezes will get on them. Moreover they have big variety of crackers, jams, SUGAR FREE products, teas and big assortment of Red Mill produce which are great and convenient to find all in one place. And lastly - I love their coffee. They have many kinds of coffee beans and a big grinder which you can use. My favorite ones yet are - Arabica, Turkish, Italian chocolate and French Vanilla. As for me this Nut store is best in the area.

Nut House is so cute besides its name. The doors were wide open on a cold day and it was still warm…read moreinside the shop. I think it was because of the opened doors, I walked in; it was inviting. Anyways, the first thing I saw to my left were baklavas and to my right were Turkish delights. At that moment, I was already super excited. I settled for baklavas which was tasty and still had really crispy top layers, almost as if I stepped onto dried leaves on a fall day, but with my teeth. It was also a good deal, about $1.50-$2 per piece. There were so much snacks that I wanted to try too and I did. I tried Crax and they're right, it's like crack, so good! I can't wait to try the other snacks. Also, the staff was helpful and so friendly, she told me her favorite snack and of course I had to try it!

What a sweet little shop! Tucked inside an indoor mall, the space explodes with bright colors and…read moretempting treats. I got a caramel candy apple, a container of mango candies, and a bag of zebra popcorn, which was my favorite. The owner was friendly and attentive and brought a lot of positive energy. The festive packaging, from the square box with a viewing window to hold the candy apple to the bright yellow bag it all came in, elevate the experience and make this a great place to pick up a gift for a friend or to take a date.

Great little shop, providing a mini amusement park confectionery experience in the heart of Dumbo…read more The candied apples are delicious. And the service is top notch.

I have been in the store for baking supplies a few times but shame on me for not trying their…read morechocolate until 2021! I admittedly am not big on celebrating Valentine's Day, but my family bought a custom chocolate box from here this year and O M G. This is not your basic Russel Stover prepackaged candy. This is the real deal. Absolutely the best assorted box of chocolate I've ever tried (and yes, I tried a bite of each). 1. Their chocolate is amazing, both the milk and dark 2. Their fillings are unique and made with quality ingredients - think real fruit, fun creme flavors, etc 3. The box was beautifully packaged, although I wish it had a card listing on which flavor was which (but the element of surprise was pretty fun) My favorite were the raspberry creme, cherry creme, and one that had a fruit and nut mixture. Again, SO much better than any candy box you'd buy at a large retailer and very much worth every penny. A chocolate box from here is thoughtful and artfully crafted. I might not be able to wait until Valentine's Day 2022 for my next fix!

I Absolutely LOVE THIS PLACE!!!! I travel from the other side of Brooklyn to come here…read more The owner is professional, product knowledgeable and he doesn't tolerate opening packages then putting it back (you have now purchased it). That's a plus to me. I hope the owner is there for very long.

This Carvel location is usually my go to when ordering from Door Dash. I've placed multiple orders…read morewith this place since the last 2 years & never had an issue up until tonight. I ordered: 1x BonBites 1x Carvelanche 1x Oreo Cookie Sundae Dasher 2x Strawberry Shortcake Sundae Dasher One of my strawberry shortcake sundae dashers was missing from my order. I called the store & the girl who picked up blamed it on the Door Dash driver. Um nah. Y'all forgot to put one of my sundaes so let's not blame it on others now. The bag was completely tied up & the brown bags with all of the items inside were all stapled shut with no sign of it being tampered with. Along with my missing item, the carvelanche had a foot long of some cheap weave / wig from Dollar Tree. A fake, long piece of black hair deep inside the carvelanche. Delicious. I called up the store again & when I asked for the person who prepared the order, they refused to provide a name & instead, one of the girls told the girl who I was talking to, "Just hang up the phone." Obviously the person responsible is the bold h 0 3 telling the other girl to hang up the phone. You mad because your wig costs 99¢ & out here eating people's orders & putting your DNA in them. Do better! Lmao I ordered from this location multiple times & never had any issues in the past. After this experience, I'm never ordering from this location. Y'all lost a loyal customer.

Amazing experience! Love the workers there! I'm always met with kindness. As an ice cream girly!…read moreThis is my go to spot.

Food is great quality!!! No doubts! Just be attentive when you receive what you have ordered…read more Check the label first, then check the product. Selection of products is big , and instead of varenniki with mushrooms, for example, you can get varenniki with herbs(((. Called MIXED!!!! Everybody makes mistakes. And most of my experience with service in this store is positive!)))

In honor of my mother's 100th birthday we picked up some Russian goodies for her lunch celebration…read more She ate the whole thing, Borscht, herring, blintzes, black bread, stuffed cabbage, kasha, chicken and some nice salad. The lady behind the counter was very patient and helpful. Good parking. Huge selection of everything. We also picked up some house made pastrami for later that night. Mmmmm good!

The bakery that a community centers around can be an exciting, albeit intimidating, place to eat…read more This small location is the bakery that the Guyanese and surrounding Caribbean community seems to go to for all their bread and pastry needs. The shop also includes quite a range of non-perishable goods and interesting cold drinks. Stepping through grocery products in front and following your nose to the smells in the back, you will find a large display with all types of bread loaves, as well as the case below with a good selection of sweet and savory pastries. I tried to choose some products that I had not sampled before, to take home and enjoy at a later time. Despite meeting some others for lunch nearby, I could not help but immediately eat the warm chicken patty ($1), which has shredded chicken and a lot of herbal-ness within. It's a bit on the dry side, but completely enjoyable as a quick snack to surpress hunger. More interesting were both the cheese roll (50 cents) and the pine tart (50 cents). The cheese roll is only slightly cheesy, but seems infused with a nice mustard or similar taste that makes it really good. There could have been a hint of cumin in their as well. A little more familiar to most might be the shuriken-like pine tart, which is much more successful as an edible than as a weapon. The "pine" refers to the pineapple filling inside, not overly sweet and tucked away inside of a flaky holder. The pineapple and strawberry tarts (75 cents each) interested me for the gooey centers falling out, but were less appetizing than their predecessors above. That being said, they are sure to satisfy anyone with a sugar craving, and would make an excellent breakfast pastry in their own right. Three or four people had come in since I had stepped up to the counter, and they seemed to be getting a little unhappy as I was asking questions and making slow decisions, so I decided to wrap up my inquiries and be on my way. Other women were buying dozens of bread rolls and loaves, most of which were still steaming hot from the oven, packing them away in bags to bring home and accompany their meals. Unfortunately I did not secure any invitations into their homes to eat.

The bakery is nestled a few steps from the A train stop. It is a small shop but has tons of…read moredelicious stuff. In the front, it has Guyanese groceries and pantry items along with a few freezer/fridge items. Towards the back is the bakery. There is usually only one guy on staff, and it's the same person. He is neither nice nor polite. Just to the point and professional. We usually come for tennis rolls, sal sev, plait bread, fudge, and sometimes black eye if they have. The items taste fresh and delicious. The grocery items are priced a bit higher than other stores in the area, and I never seen any sales.

No Chewing Allowed is pretty decent these days. I have tried other locations. I first purchased at…read moreBryant Park Xmas Market. The packaging is cool. The tin is a keeper. I like that it's a NYC business. I'm all for keeping my money local as much as possible. I do get aggravated when I give my daughter a gift and she doesn't eat it until it's past the best by date. I'm still waiting for her to open the box shown in my photos so I can have a taste. I wanna see what's inside the bag! I'm recommending.

I picked up another variety box of their delicious chocolate truffles at the Union Square Holiday…read moreMarket as I have done the past few years. It's a terrific thing to bring to the family's house at Christmas as we all enjoy their chocolates. Remember, no chewing allowed as it's best savored as they melt in your mouth. They are really good. They also offer cups of hot chocolate for purchase here. Flavors include Classic, Salted Toffee, Hazelnut, Raspberry, Coffee, Candied Orange Peels, Popcorn, Sea Salt, Pistachio Macaroon.