The last scene of the Soprano's TV show probably brought you here. But the food is legit good and…read morethe atmosphere is cozy (but busy). The booth makes you feel like a made man! The prices are not cheap, given the small portion size of most menu entrees. However all the food was tasty, and the onion rings are exceptional! The ice cream sundaes are a fun throw back. We had a short wait, about 5 minutes, but it seems to get crowded and has a lot of kids. Just be aware that you won't be reliving Tony's tense final scene due to the crowds.

Lot of heart and history in this tiny joint!! The service is great, and the ice cream even better…read more I need to sit down for a burger of BLT soon. I had a sundae, it was delicious. I love the ice cream here. Classic spot with a booth dedicated to the iconic Sopranos. A staple for any tourist who has seen the show, come get some ice cream here and you won't be disappointed!! I loved my ice cream from here. Always have since my sister first took me here! Ice cream is delicious, rich creamy and flavorful. Special flavors rotate. Always a classic nostalgic feel. The whipped cream comes from what looks like a soda gun!! Get the whipped cream!!

A small but jam packed establishment ! They had an insane assortments of chocolates fudges…read morechocolate covered pretzels, truffles Reese's butter cups, you name it. Looking around there was prepackaged chocolates that made first time, buyers more comfortable and convenient to buy. They take Apple Pay and contactless payments. Will come back for more it's a gem

Dayton Chocolate in the Styetowne Shopping Center in the lower has consistently had some of the…read morebest chocolates around. From the moment you walk in, you can smell how fresh everything is. It almost makes you want to stop it just to walk through the store to experience the aromas of chocolate It's the kind of place where it's difficult to leave without buying more than you actually need. The quality and freshness really stand out, and the selection makes it easy to find something you'll enjoy. I don't think a time has gone by when we haven't been opened up a box on the ride home in the car. Yes, it's that good. The only thing that feels like it's missing is a bit more warmth in the customer experience. A little more hospitality and welcoming vibe would make an already great little shop feel even more special. Thats the difference between four stars instead of five.

Great chocolate. Love the milk chocolate w/ caramel and sea salt. Lots of sugar free options,…read moretons of great chocolate art type stuff and everything you can imagine dipped in chocolate. Yea its pricey compared to a bag of factory made brand chocolate, but you should expect that. Definitely check this place out.

Been coming here for years and cant go wrong with their chocolate, much better than any brand name…read moreboxed chocolates! Also love & prefer the dark chocolate options- Our faves are the dark chocolate covered oreos, devil dogs, strawberries & rice krispies. They're cocoa bombs are also the biggest we've ever seen, so rich and chocolatey, best Cocoa bombs ever!

Finally found a gourmet local chocolatier. Had corporate holiday gifts made, then started using…read morethis for gifts and now satisfy my chocoholic cravings by ordering from here

This chocolate is so original and exotic. I feel like I'm in the movie Chocolate when I'm eating…read moreit. You must try! Great gifts to make an impression.

I hosted a birthday party here, and while the concept is cute, the organization left much to be…read moredesired. Upon arrival, we waited outside for five minutes because the door was locked. Finally, a very nice lady opened the door and let us in, but she seemed confused about the details of my party. She initially said I had thirteen kids, but I clarified that there were only eight. When I confirmed that, she questioned whether I was sure, which I definitely was. We requested music since it was quite silent, and although she agreed, she wasn't sure how to operate the radio. We ended up figuring it out ourselves. I had eight four-year-old kids, but they weren't all allowed to sit at the same table, which was puzzling. An hour into the party, we asked about the adult food we had ordered. They informed us that there was no mention of food on the invoice. Thankfully, we didn't have to pay for it, but we were expecting food that day, and several parents were hungry. I also don't think we should have to pay $1 for juice and water. Additionally, the kids' pizza and lemonade they made were very small, and only one cupcake was used to sing "Happy Birthday." Overall, while the concept is cute, the experience didn't match the price we paid.

Very friendly, clean.Just one small complaint.Pizza that kind's made was too small.If size will be…read morebigger that's I recommend 100%

Can't believe I haven't yet reviewed Trina's Treats! This place is a gem! The family loves coming…read morehere and we always get their yummy shakes. Things to know: -Street parking only -Not a lot of tables to sit at -Great choices of ice cream and they let you taste -They make homemade goodies like chocolate pretzels, hot cocoa bombs, covered chocolate gummy bears and more Each time I visit the service is so friendly! And I always get their brownie nutella gourmet shake it's so delicious and worth all the calories lol. Come visit here it's worth the trip!

I've never written a negative review before, but this experience was beyond unacceptable…read more I placed a custom cake order that we discussed, confirmed, and had in writing. I started calling at 9am to finalize the invoice and never heard back until 2pm. When I finally reached someone, I was spoken to with open hostility and told, "What was I supposed to do, make the cake in an hour?"--despite the fact that everything had been confirmed days prior. The owners mother and counter girl spoke to me in a way I've never experienced from any business or anyone for that matter . Shockingly rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. I have written proof and photos showing they do take custom cake orders, despite later claiming they don't. There was no misunderstanding, no mix-up--just unacceptable behavior. I strongly recommend staying away from this establishment. No customer deserves to be treated this way.

Easily accessible for those with disabilities. Took my daughter on crutches and their customer…read moreservice was great. Ice cream tastes like real ice cream, and not waxy chemicals like DQ-prices comparable to a cold Stone with good serving sizes. Will return again.

I ordered a iced Carmel latte , strawberry crepe and chocolate covered strawberries…read more The chocolate covered strawberries 9.4 Iced Carmel latte 7.8 Carole 8.2 Overall great place to enjoy dessert .

It's a nice throw-back to the "sweet shops" that were fairly common back when I was a kid,…read moreand...for all intents and purposes...don't really exist anymore. Every few weeks, I bring my birth mother to the laundromat a few doors down to do her laundry (which is considered an "essential service" in this age of Covid-19), and I usually stop here to pick up a few items (I guess the sweet shop is considered an "essential service" too). It's old-- you can see that walking in. In fact, my birth mother grew up in the area, and her late father...my grandfather...bought tobacco here. And her brother...my uncle...got one of his first jobs here. He was in his early teens, and he's in his early 70s now, so...that gives some indication of just how long this place has been in business (I'm sure the ownership has changed hands since then, of course). Towards the back is a sit down area that...if I'm not mistaken...was once a soda fountain. I wish it still existed as a soda fountain. Would love to have an old fashioned "black and white" soda, or something comparable. Some of my early positive memories concern the Preakness Luncheonette, which was Wayne's version of the "sweet shop." I can remember my father bringing me there for a lemon coke, which seemed very exotic at the time. They sold magazines, newspapers, candy, ice cream, cigarettes, hamburgers, etc. (On a side note, while I'm wandering down Memory Lane...as an adolescent, I became friendly with 2 cousins from Yonkers...Tommy and Ricky...who had contests with each other to see who could shoplift the most items. The Preakness Luncheonette was one of their targets, and Tommy asked me one time, as I sat outside as a spectator, "Ed, can I get you anything?" "How about a Creepy magazine?" He came back with 5 issues of Creepy magazine, plus several other items, easily winning the contest with his cousin. That incident lit a light bulb in my head: "Wow, this looks almost too easy! Who needs money? I don't have to deliver any more newspapers!" I began my "criminal career" as a shoplifter at the Luncheonette, stealing horror comics and "girlie" magazines...the hormones were starting to kick in...and moving on to books, records, toys, items I didn't really need, even a wall poster that I concealed in my pants leg. My "career" as a budding Dillinger ended when a guy at another store stopped me, lifted up my shirt. Some 6th sense had made me toss back the magazine I had been ready to shoplift before he stopped me. Not finding any contraband, he growled, "Get the f*ck out of my store." The thought of my father...a nice guy but fearsome when he was pissed...finding out terrified me more than the thought of jail did, and "scared me straight." But I would like to take this opportunity to apologize these many decades later to the owners of the Preakness Luncheonette, who seemed like regular people trying to run a small business. Which has been "out of business" for decades. My sincere apologies for any part I might have played in that.) The Manor does have a magazine section, but I've outgrown "girlie" magazines (although I still have a weakness for horror comics), and have no temptation to resort back to my childhood thievery. At the front counter, I buy 2 coffees. One large black, with lots of sugar, for my birth mother. One small black, for me, no sugar. To make up for the no sugar in the coffee, I also buy Italian honey candy, coconut chocolate, and a "Chunky." (This is what I guess I consider "recompense" for my good deed of helping out with the laundry.) You can buy Lotto tickets here, soda or sports drinks, cigarettes, as well as some canned items. Surprisingly, I've been able to buy paper towels and tissue paper here when those items have been in short supply elsewhere. The proprietors seem to be going out of their way to help their neighbors and customers during this Covid-19 crisis that we all find ourselves in. The gentleman I talked to said they were trying to bring in ample supplies of toilet paper and liquid hand soap as well. So it's a nice, nostalgic vibe from the past, and they're doing their part to be helpful in these trying times. For all that, I have to give them kudos. Now if they'd only re-activate that soda fountain in the back...

Cute lil' old-fashioned sweet shop. Has turned into more of a convienience store though. They now…read morehave many more lotto cards everywhere. But it's still worth a look if you're ever in Rutherford. I guess I like this shop because I live in pa and have seen nothing like it. Overall, it's not bad and worth a shot....

I took my daughters to Grove Pharmacy for ear piercings--this was the first piercing for my…read more14-year-old and the third piercing for my 16-year-old. Katia was excellent! She was very professional, patient, and took the time to explain the process. You can tell she really knows what she's doing, and she made both of my girls feel comfortable and at ease. We had a wonderful experience and would highly recommend Katia to anyone looking to get their ears pierced!

My girls had their ears pierced by Katia at Grove Pharmacy, and the experience exceeded our…read moreexpectations. KATIA was SUPERB! She's professional, calming, and incredibly precise from start to finish. She thoughtfully explained every step and executed their piercings flawlessly, leaving my daughters smiling from ear to ear for the rest of the day!