This is a cute quaint little shop that we got some chocolate goodies from. We got chocolate covered…read moreraspberries, mint chocolates, and some gummie candies for the kids. I also bought one of their homemade caramels, and it tasted just like the caramel cubes you get from the produce section of Walmart at Halloween time. (Not a compliment) but everything else was cute and sweet. Their setup is super organized while having a homey-artsy feel. Overall still worth 5 stars :)

What a great small family business. Full of homemade goodies, sauces, salsa, mixes, syrups, and…read moreone-of-a-kind decor items.

I LOVE THIS SHOP!!!b I've only been here a couple of times, but it has the most beautiful, unique,…read morefeel good items. This store carries Fair Trade items and most of their products are displayed with information about where it came from. Example: Scarves or Headbands made from recycled Sari's. There are so many incredible items that I usually feel like I have to make several laps around the store to see it all. Products/items can range in price from super inexpensive to just a little pricey, but mostly things are VERY reasonably priced. They are constantly getting new things, they have events, and the staff (mostly volunteers) are so friendly and helpful. It's an all around feel good store. Looking for a unique gift? Come here! Want to buy something that improves the life of the craftsman? Come here! Looking for a new piece of jewelry? Come here! Need a pick-me-up, even if you can't spend money? Come here! I live in Draper and happily make the drive to visit this store. Plus it's location is so perfect. Easy parking, downtown Logan, near other cute shops and restaurants. Make a little day trip out of the visit. You will not be disappointed in this incredible store! Promise!

Wonderful store I loved looking at all the culture. Not super expensive and I wanted to buy so many…read morethings. I stopped to buy a gift for my dad but also found something super cute for myself. There were lots of handmade things and other items had stories behind them. The cashier was a volunteer and she was super nice. Definitely want to go back. P.S. the address is actually 53 east 100 north Logan

Very cute store. Lots and lots of stuff! Home made and not so home made. So items are affordable,…read moremost are expensive. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Selection, enormous!

Store is nice inside with good selection. Policies around customer service leaves room for…read moreimprovement. When I needed to return a few items I just two days ago, I was informed that they do not return seasonal items and this is my one warning. The thing is, half of the store is seasonal. I would understand if I had waited months to return it but that was not my case. Overall experiences like these make me want to limit shopping here.

Fabulous products and wonderful customer service! I love that they spotlight the goats that supply…read morethe milk for the soaps and lotions. Such a fun touch!

All I want to say is if you have not been to this shop, you are missing out. Best of the best…read moreboutique shop in town, and everything is so affordable too. They use natural ingredients, have the nicest staff, and simply create such a happy environment. Besides everything I love about this shop, they will refill your container if you bring one, from she's butter to lotion and to diffuser. So you could fulfill your mission of "reuse, reduce, and recycle". Good for our planet, right?

Cute little flower shop in Brigham City. Not a lot of competition in this part of Box Elder…read moreCounty. Knick Knacks and small trinkety gifts meet you as you come in the door. I didn't see a lot of "prearranged" items in the floral fridge but they put a nice little bouquet together for me while I waited. The pricing was a little higher than I was used to but, again, location. They offer delivery services from what I can tell and their fresh flower list was fairly impressive for a small floral shop this time of year.

Order an expensive arrangement of roses and daisies, and in return get scraggly weeds with a few…read morecarnations thrown in. I know it's slim pickings in this town, but you're better off just picking flowers out of someone's yard and delivering those instead. Does this look like $65 worth of flowers? And they charge $15 to walk it across the street.

You can see my original review below. It still stands, and basically, Queen Bee is a gift shop with…read morea variety of creative and fun finds: bath and body goods, jewelry, books, stationary and cards, toys, great seasonal goodies, and more. The interior is thoughtfully arranged, a pleasure to peruse, and even features a fun upstairs area. As neighbor to Great Harvest, it always smells like baking bread, an unexpected bonus! Yet despite all these excellent attributes, I stop here for one thing, and one thing only: chocolate. The center of the store features a three-sided shelving unit filled with all manner of chocolate bars and candies. Many are craft, some not so much, but it is certainly the greatest variety and amount you are likely to find in Ogden, and possibly Utah, save for Glorious Caputos in SLC. But that is not all! They have a small case at the front counter, and this is where you should really be directing your attention. They are one of the few spots you can find Chocolot, and the only source I am aware of for Food of the Goods chocolates and truffles. Both are excellent, high quality, and skillfully crafted goods by local chocolatiers! I am most familiar with Chocolot. Their style is artisan, showing off well-tempered shiny, crackly-thin shells, often decorated with vibrant splashes of color, or smooth pattern-topped squares. I have never had a bad chocolate, but standouts are Grand Marnier, Strawberry Balsamic, Mint Leaf, Espresso Lavender, and Pistachio Cardamom. Some of my recent FOTG favorites are Mango Turtle and Caramel Cocoa Wafer, and EVERY SINGLE truffle they offer. Seriously, that filling is so, so luscious and rich and perfectly balanced! If you can only get one, though, the candied cacao nib rolled variety is one of the best things I have recently tasted. Truly took my breath away with it's perfection. Everyone I have interacted with here is lovely, kind and patient. Prices are in line with similar purveyors of quality goods, the bon bons themselves ranging from $2-$4 each. This is a gem of a shop, Ogden, treasure it!

Most of the chocolates we got had cinnamon so beware of allergies. Things like cherry cordial and…read moresalted caramel. My wife is allergic to cinnamon so lessened learned. Otherwise good chocolate.

I got tired of the old soap in my bathroom. Life's too short to live w/ something you're…read morethoroughly tired of. I brought out the bar of rainbow soap I bought last year. It smells wonderful and sparkles...literally. There's glitter embedded in the bar. I'm so glad I decided to switch them out. The old one (NOT from Simply Eden) had lost its scent long ago.

Simply Eden is a treasure! They have wonderful soaps and…read moreother healthy skin product for everyone, even for the baby, made from goat milk. There are so many gift ideas including jewelry! They are friendly and so helpful make sure to stop in when in Eden.

What a great store! I always find great things to wear and great gifts for people on my list. Chic…read moreis my go to place if I need a special outfit or a gift for a birthday or special occasion. They have all price points- and a variety of styles and colors. The store is so cute and welcoming and the girls are always great to find the perfect fit or to help me accessorize with jewelry. It's a great place- shop here! :)

Super cute location! They have a lot in there for the size of the store. Prices are set by each…read moreof the individual venders but they are very fair with what I've seen at other similar stores. Only wish it was a little larger so that I could find more selection in there. I also wish that some of the venders would stock a larger variety of items. But I suppose if they're selling for other people enough that the vender keeps the item in regularly then that's what's the most important for them.