Go & enjoy a little bit of Britain & a friendly chat with Chris or Nicole. The store is full of…read moresouvenirs, knick knacks & food from Britain for your enjoyment. It is a great place to stop between Kitchener & Stratford in the village of Shakespeare. Look for the Union Jack sign as you go through the village, stop in for a break & pick up a little of Great Britain.

From the owner: Plenty of British treats, groceries, and gifts can be found along with and Scottish, Irish and…read moreWelsh items.

They have a really good selection of chocolates, truffles, and their most famous flavor is Mint…read moreSmoothie. They offer prepackaged Mint Smoothie Ice Cream in 2 sizes. Trust me, it's worth the calories. Lol They have many flavors of chocolate truffles like peanut butter, hazelnut, almond, coconut, lemon cream, etc. and the they come in both milk chocolate and dark chocolate versions. You can also buy packaged chocolate truffles or build your own package or gift basket to your liking. It's so fun wondering around the store and checking out the gift boxes. All the customers seemed to be enjoying it. The staff are very friendly and care about providing great service.

If you are a chocolate fan (and especially MINT CHOCOLATE) you must come here!…read more Thanks to my dear friend for introducing me to Rheo this summer! The dark chocolate mint smoothie is incredible There are MANY different chocolate options here and packaged for all seasons. Making it a great place to pick up gifts all year round and for all occasions. And shout out to the old man on Brunswick (street behind the front entrance) who saw our lost and sad faces and stopped to help us find our way! The store is bright and welcoming, and it's staff is warm and friendly. Make sure to clean your hands at the door and grab a basket to save your chocolates from melting in your hands!

Gorgeous packaging (for Christmas), classy and not gaudy-looking. Had a lovely tree ornament…read moreattached to the wrapping. The box itself was lovely, bearing a circa. 1950's picture taken in Cambridge, Ontario. In my opinion, the chocolate itself was OK and nothing more. It was very sweet and did not have the depth I am looking for. I have found that the chocolate/candy in North America (Canada and the U.S.) is sweeter than the U.K. and European chocolate - and less cocoa-y. It was beautifully presented, the packaging and the box itself lovely as a gift.

*3.5 stars* I…read morestopped in here the other day. It was semi busy. My mom loves chocolate covered nuts, so I picked up a box of chocolate covered cashews for her. Personally, by looking at the quality of the chocolate, it didn't blow me away. But they did offer some interesting choices. The prices for gummy candy was way out of line, but they did package it nicely. I guess the prices here speak to the experience. We also bought peanut brittle and pistachio brittle. It was delish.

I stopped in when I was visiting the area in September. I bought a bunch of the small bars to share…read morewith friends. As sweet and helpful as the woman working there was, I have to say that no one really liked the chocolate that I brought home, including me. I also brought home the chocolate shavings for hot chocolate but am hesitant to use it since I didn't like the candy bars. Cute yet simple and plain place, nice employee, not our kind of chocolate. To each their own!

It seems like Habitual Chocolate is no longer at the Western Fair Market. But they set up shop in…read moreWoodstock and Londoners can still buy their chocolate at a few select places.

A gem in St Marys. Beautiful hits and an array of chocolate treats. So spoiled for choice. We tried…read morethe Turkish delight, truffles, fudge so many different flavours . If you visit the town this dainty shop is a must!

Amazing quality chocolate and amazing costumer service !! Plus they have the cutest decor for every…read moreseason

You are greeted or a acknowledged as soon as you enter the store which is a good sign. A small…read morestore with decent amount of space to move around and other than chocolates some ice cream also available. The best? - Vegan chocolates available. We ourselves got some vegan gift boxes of some delicious vegan chocolates. You pay a bit more, but the quality is worth every penny. There are some Christmas boxes and sure other festivity boxes as well. If you don't need a gift box, some open options available and you can buy as many or as few as you want.

Omg I loveeee these chocolates! They are so good! The staff is also very knowledgeable. This…read morelocation is inside the mall so it also makes for a convenient spot to pick up some yummy goods. Additionally, the prices of the chocolates are extremely reasonable. The ice cream is also really good, although not a ton of variety. If you love chocolate or have a quick gift to buy that everyone would love, I recommend this chocolatier!

We had several flavors of ice cream among our party of five. The flavors were all good but some…read morewere quite icy. (I suspect that can change day to day.) Also, it seemed a bit pricey. But it was tasty!

You know the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (think Gene Wilder, not Johnny Depp)? This…read moreplace reminds me of the opening scene where the dude in the candy store goes all nuts singing about the candyman and throwing candy at all the kids. Simply put: This. Place. Is. Awesome. All sorts of candy bars (mostly just different varieties of chocolate), interesting "homemade" candies (like peanut butter cups and nut clusters), candy dipped apples, fresh made fudge... and on and on and on. Not to mention- it's all GOOD. Except for the stuff I didn't like, but... well, someone else must like it because it's there. They also have seasonal candy. It's October now, so they have HUGE jack-o-lantern chocolate things. I imagine near Easter they also do the traditional bunny. Thanksgiving yields chocolate turkeys. I don't know why I find this fascinating, but I do. I wish I lived in Stratford just so I could come ever every holiday to get that holiday's mascot in chocolate form. I can't imagine walking in this place and not walking out with at LEAST $15 in candy. Maybe that's not much to some, but it's a lot to me... especially for just candy. Expensive? Yes... but damn well worth it. Maybe not always in size- but what they lack in quantity is more than made up for with quality... and sometimes that's even better. If you've even got the slightest hint of a sweet tooth and find yourself in Stratford, you're doing yourself a disservice by not checking this place out. You'll also miss out on seeing the dudes who make (and pack!) the fudge during the day. Oh yeah, I went there. Really though... Go. NOW.

This place is a hidden gem in Brantford. Located in a plaza, you can find great artisan chocolates,…read moresweets, and truffles inside. Just mind the space because right now during Covid it can feel a bit claustrophobic. When my friends and I went (3 of us), we were the only customers so we were pretty spaced out. The inside is cute and you can see the chocolate making at the back. I got some dark chocolate barks and dark chocolate coconut clusters that were very good!

A tad expensive but the chocolate creations are great. The chocolate covered twinky and brownies…read morewere ok but the chocolate covered pretzels and butter tarts were amazing. If you are a chocoholic, I recommend trying them out.

Their chocolate dipped butter tarts are pretty good. If you are a big fan of butter tarts you can…read moreget better ones elsewhere. I do find their prices are a little too high, and their chocolate is just not tasty. There is a peanut place next door that has better chocolate. They have plenty of different types of fudge, and ice cream.

My friend really want to go to a "Pig" farm to see some real pigs... Berkshire, Tamworth, Ironage…read moreduring our Day Trip to Perth County area. Sadly farm tours to Perth Pork Products does needs to be pre arranged so ended up we came to The Best Little Pork Shoppe to see Percy. At The Beat Litte Pork Shoppe, you can get all sort of "pork" produces: sausage, peameal, ribs, bacon and more. They also have steak, chicken, dessert, baked goods and condiments. Remember to bring a cooler as you would end up picking up something which is perfect during bbq season. And of course taking a "touristy" photo seems a touristy thing for out of towners like us!

We have gone to the Best Little Pork Shop under various owners since the late 1990s. Not much…read morerecently, but finally went back, as they used to sell a steak condiment called "steak splash", a garlic-based seasoning. The man at the counter, I believe an owner, laughed in my face when I asked if they still carried it. "Laughing - what? Never heard of any such thing!" still laughing. Okay, apparently I'm an idiot for asking for a southern Ontario produced produce available at their competition down Hwy 8. Never again.