Got a bit of a sweet tooth while in town for the mushroom festival. Grab some stuff for the kiddo!read more

If you have a sweet tooth, this is the place to stop. It's located in the mercantile building. Very…read morecute old fashioned decor. Reminds me of the old soda fountain pharmacies that were once so common (of course...without the soda fountain and pharmacy). There's a good variety of candy, some I haven't seen in years and others you can just pick up at your local grocery store.

Found this great place! It has a lot of Mexican candy, shirts, shoes. We got tons of snacks for the…read moreroad!

A large offering of ice cream flavors that are custom to this business…read more Also offers unique vintage sodas and candy. If you like fudge, you'll be pleased with their selection.

Lots of flavors to choose from, and I am delighted to have now tried pear ice cream! The shop had a…read morewonderful feel to it, service was fast and friendly.

Love the chocolate here. The turtles are the best and the chocolate clouds. And the dodge and the…read moretruffles...it's all good!

The popcorn is amazing and customer service has been great every time I've been there.read more

Cute shop in a fantastic little town. Great selections. It made for the perfect dessert stop after…read morea lovely creekside lunch. I tried a creation that had peanut butter and maybe ground up Rice Krispies inside a luscious chocolate shell with caramel garnish. It was so big that I ate half that day and half the next! I'd definitely recommend this as a fun vaca dessert spot.

Friendly and welcoming staff, delicious apples very fresh along with their wonderful service. I…read morewill definitely be coming back.

Yummy food healthy selection. Cute setting. Friendly staff that are very welcoming. Also sells…read moreherbal remedies and cute socks.

We love stopping here for lunch on our way to Oregon. This is our second time coming here, the last…read moretime was a year ago. The food is great and healthy. A better choice than stopping for fast food. And it's also a nice break from driving. She always talks my boyfriend into getting the wrap. He got the same order last time, the tofu wrap. Service is great and what an interesting place. It's a restaurant/health food/gift shop all in one. Lots of plants and pathos and wool socks for sale hanging from the ceiling. We came on a Thursday and there was live music.

It's the end of an era…read more I remember first discovering Lillie Belle's magical chocolate at Phil Lesh's 70th birthday celebration at Bill Graham. It wowed my tastebuds in a profound way. It's been 15 yrs since then. Lillie Belle - closed up shop this month - after 24 yrs of delighting people with their handmade artisan chocolates. Thank you Lillie Belle for bringing so much joy and goodness to the world. Trust. See original review back in 2010 below: For me - chocolate is seeped in nostalgia. I can remember spreading chocolate hazelnut spread on toast in Jakarta. I remember my first Snicker bar in Bali. Lying stomach-down with a Kit-Kat bar - on my great Aunt's carpet in Wales. Playing faux fondue parties with my barbies with a Cadbury Creme Egg in New Jersey My stomach groaning after a trippy Cadbury Factory tour, with excessive free chocolate- in England And the spicy kick of a Lillie Belle Farms' Crunchy Fire Bar comprised of sugared Pecans and Firey Chilis in dark Organic single origin chocolate - at a Furthur show in San Francisco. Given to me by a regal looking nine-year old redhead with a thin purple glow-stick weaved into her braids. And later - sweetly- given two other bars - - by her just as amazing nine year old friend; clutching a tye-dye plastic ball. As I snapped off pieces of those bars - beneath the moving iridescent colorful lights, while the soaring chords of a guitar wrangled my soul - I felt like I finally understood it all. Understood why. Why chocolate is so alluring. So seductive. I understood - as the brash kick of chile lingered at the back of my throat - intermingled with a coating of bitter sharp dark chocolate. Lillie Belle Farms now has a permanent imprint on my chocolate memories. So much so - that I've already ordered a couple of bars of chocolate from their website Even browsing through their site - makes me happy. I appreciate the simple packaging of their bars. Their straightforward organic ingredients. And moreso I love that I first discovered Lillie Belle Farms in a dark-love-filled-music-blessed concert space in San Francisco. Trust.

We love the chocolate bars at Lillie Belle. My father also loves the Hippie Crunch so always pick…read moresome up for him. If you have any questions just ask. We always have questions and everyone is so helpful. We were there when they were making chocolate bunnies for Easter and they had a huge assortment. Stop in and support a great local business.

I can't speak for anything but the chocolate cake as that was all I had, but now that I have I can…read moredie a happy woman. I have been to chocolate heaven and it's a wonderfully decadent and flavorful place. I highly recommend this charming little spot.

From the owner: Bathroom Kitchen Remodels flooring and Tile.read more

Trying Branson's chocolate for the first time reminded me of a story Garrison Keillor told about…read morePastor Ingqvist's trip to Italy with his wife. At dinner, halfway through the mushroom soup, his wife said "I'm NEVER eating Campbell's cream of mushroom soup again". That's how I feel now; I will never eat a Hershey bar again now that I know how good chocolate can be. I read about it in the paper and stopped by and picked up a variety...Peanut clusters, coconut clusters and peanut butter cups....All delectable. But the real stars here are the truffles! Absolutely the best sweets I've ever tasted. Tried the Amaretto, the espresso and the Chambord, all superbly balanced and textured. Treat yourself here, you deserve it. This chocolate is so good, I heard that the Swiss are suing for damaging their national pride.

The chocolate was great, the customer care was even better! We will return the next time we are in…read moretown.