This is just the most adorable shop in the heart of downtown Old Milford. Another gem to this…read morecommunity. There are nice tables out front and plenty of free parking nearby. The staff was so friendly and helpful. They have everything here from small gifts, to bags of coffee, every candy on earth, fudge, macarons, and even cards! I tried some fudge, got a cute mothers day gift, snagged one of their last St Pattys Day hot chocolate bombs, and tried the macarons. Everything was great and I know the gift will be loved. As it was off season, they did not have chocolate strawberries readily available, but if you call ahead they will make them by request! I cannot wait to come back and try those among other things!

Nestled in the heart of old Milford just a delightful candy store. If you have a sweet tooth this…read moreis the place for you. I highly recommend the turtle bites. I bet you can't eat just one.

Poor customer service. They were rude and didn't know anything. The fudge wasn't good.read more

I was bummed when See's candy left Kenwood mall but I'm so excited I discovered Fawn Confectionery…read more The white chocolate is tasty and very fresh. The turtles are excellent although the pecans have a unique flavor (not good not bad just different). My favorite thing was probably the gummy frogs sealed in a bag and very fresh. I get tired of going to expensive candy stores and getting hard/stale candy. I can't wait to return.

Sunshine Caramels were the favor at our son and daughter-in-law's wedding. They were a huge hit!read more

Fantastic find! We swung by this morning and were blown away by Dan's hospitable service, the…read moreadorable decor, and the quality caramel. They have samples and a variety of other sweet treats. Great for a gift or to enjoy yourself. Would definitely recommend checking Sunshine Caramel Company out!

The original Oakley location is such a gem and we always appreciate visiting with guests to…read moreCincinnati and telling them a bit of the Aglamesis story! It's nice that the story is on the back of the menus, so locals and guest alike can get a sense of the amazing history! This location could have any quality of food and I would still enjoy a visit because the ambience and decor is so fun and cute! The outside façade of the restaurant as well as the branding have been recently updated, but the inside is straight out of the 1950s. All of the pink, chrome, soda fountain vibes are so fun. And it's such a treat to visit such a vintage spot in 2026! One of Cincinnati's true gems. The ice cream is consistently delicious! It doesn't compete with the other Cincinnati family brand in my opinion, but the diversity of the menu keeps me coming back. I got a pineapple mint ice cream soda, which was surprisingly refreshing and a really good balance of fruity and creamy. My husband got a sundae, which we felt was a little small compared to some of the other menu items - our friends got malts and had a whole other cup of malt available in the stainless steel cup that came on the side. I couldn't help but notice the portion size of that was inconsistent with some of the other items, and I made a plan to split a mall next time for a great value! The service is top-notch and there are very few places you can go to be waited on for an ice cream experience. Don't miss it!

As i strolled down the vibrant streets of Oakley Square... the inviting historic facade of…read moreAglamesis Brothers immediately caught my eye. The old-school charm of the shop, with its vintage chairs and ice cream diner vibe, felt like stepping back in time. My wife and i decided to indulge in a sweet treat and as we waited for our orders. She opted for two scoops of chocolate and coffee, while i chose a unique sundae named bourbon it has vanilla, chocolate, and coffee all topped with hot fudge and caramel. Each bite was bursting with flavors that were both rich and unexpected, thanks to their homemade creations. The attendant proudly shared the shop's history having been open since 1908, adding a layer of nostalgia and authenticity to our experience. Walking away, i couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to experience such a delightful spot. The combination of rich history, exceptional flavors, and friendly service made Aglamesis Brothers a must-visit for anyone in Cincinnati seeking a memorable ice cream parlor experience. I'll definitely be back to savor more of their creations and to delve into the stories of their long-standing tradition. Until then, thank you for a truly delightful journey! RATINGS & LOGISTICS: - Atmosphere: 9/10 - Food Quality: 9/10 - Service/Flow: 10/10 - Value: 9/10 - Would Return: Yes. Coming back.

I absolutely love this store!! It takes hours to go through if you actually want to see everything…read morethat's there. The prices are surprisingly affordable as well. My favorite section is the hot sauce section. The store is set up really nice with plenty of room in the aisles. This is one of my favorite places to visit when I come to Cincinnati.

Jungle Jim's is an adventure. You can shop for several hours at both locations, but I believe this…read moreone is slightly newer and larger. During this trip, I found some pickled okra that is from Texas. Of course, it is commonplace throughout the Southern United States, but it is often difficult to find north of Kentucky. They offered plenty of foreign sodas and other food items. I found some favorites from the Philippines, Colombia, and other countries. Also, I noticed that they had a vast selection of seafood, wine, beer, and even cigars. Every aisle is listed and kept clean, and if you're looking for something particular, ask a staff member for assistance. They're friendly and willing to assist customers. If you're in the area and have never even stopped by to look, it is worth your time.

This shop is the dream. Immaculate vibes, great candy selection, and the popcorn is crazy good. The…read moreowner and staff are all very friendly and helpful!

Really disappointed to see Patty's closed during one of the most vibrant and community-driven…read moreevents in the city -- the Hyde Park Blast. It's one thing to close early, but to post a handwritten sign calling the event "stupid" was shockingly unprofessional. It's figuratively and literally more than a bike race, it's a fundraiser that supports cancer research and survivorship through the CancerFree KIDS Pediatric Cancer Research Alliance. It brings thousands of people together for a cause that matters deeply, while also creating one of the most electric, family-friendly atmospheres you'll find in Cincinnati. From a business perspective, this was a massive missed opportunity. The streets were filled with people eager to support local shops and enjoy the events which is exactly the kind of audience any small business would hope for. Instead of welcoming that energy, Patty's turned it away and insulted the very people walking by their storefront. I love supporting small, local businesses, but this kind of response shows a disconnect from the community that makes Hyde Park special. I hope they reconsider how they respond to events like this in the future.

Another place on our list to visit - the new shop with the new owners. They were customers and…read morebought from Mark who was the original founder. We stopped by after a visit to the Newtown Candy shop. We took some lobster roll kits and clam chowder home. They pride themselves on fresh seafood regularly flown in from around the world. Their pricing is double Jungle Jims and triple kroger. Can't say good or bad until we try the fresh fish. For example they have many types of Salmon from around the globe. $49.99 for Sea Bass is pricey for me. I think Halibut was $39.99 a pound and the salmon was $20-$30 a pound. They also make their own sides. The clam chowder had too many potatoes. On Friday and Saturday nights they cook a few meals out back in a small tent/room. Main items are Lobster Rolls and Fish n chips.

Just happened to pop into this shop on a whim after passing it many times over the years. Wow, was…read moreI impressed with all they had to offer! In fact, I was so taken by the owner sharing the history of Lobsta Bakes and all of the items that are made onsite, that I completely forgot to take photos with one exception: the menu! They have a small space to serve dinner on weekends with a menu that changes often. From fresh fish to chowder, crab cakes, Lobster rolls, sauces, pies, and much more, this is a place you have to visit! I bought some clam chowder, lobster roll kits, crab cakes and lobster quiche- all were fantastic!

I went in with two tiny children in tow and we chose an array of items from the truffle case. The…read morestaff gently guided me away from item the children probably wouldn't enjoy. Since we were in it for fun, I just went with the flow and didn't count prices. Overall, the truffles and other delicacies are priced like any nice chocolatier and they items were tasty. Everyone enjoyed what they ordered but I learned that most of the items are too rich or large for my 3 and 5 year old children. My 5yo could only get through half of a truffle before she was overwhelmed, in my 3YO could only get through half of one of the specialty marshmallows. Basically, I overdid it. I would absolutely go back here and order less.

The store is aesthetically pleasing and smells good. I…read morepurchased the $10 rice krispie treat and pack of 5 assorted truffles from the case. The rice krispie treat costs double than the one at the Noodles and Co and is smaller and has wrong ratios of marshmallows to krispies. Its too much marshmallow and has no real flavor. Super disappointed by that. My hubby loved the truffles but they are $5 each so pretty costly. Overall I think you are paying higher prices for them being in the mall and I wish Seas candy could have stayed instead of this place. I doubt I will go here again.

We love this store. And the owner is a wonderful person. Great selection of gifts for furry kids…read moreand their parents. Highly recommend going and take your time looking at all the fun items.

If you love small businesses and you love your cats, boy... do I have news for you…read more The Cat Lady presides like the queen of her castle in downtown Newtown, alongside her two beautiful blind kitties, Reagan and Riley. If you're lucky enough to see the twins roaming about the store, ask them what they think you should buy -- I've been treated to them leading me directly to some of their favorite toys and requesting some one-on-one playtime. Every guest is family to these two. The Cat Lady curates her wares carefully. There are no cheap and useless toys here, no knock-off nonsense that your cat will turn his back on, and nothing dangerous that may hurt your kitty's delicate sensibilities. Whether you're looking for cat-related jewelry and clothing, cat-related decor for your home, cat-related gifts for friends and family, or a treasure trove of catnip-laced paraphernalia for your long-tailed beauties at home, this is the place to be. We make a point to visit Confetti Cats at least every few months to pop in and say hello to the twins, and to stock up on the toys that have proven to be "kitty crack" to our own kids at home. Ask The Cat Lady where the catnip fur "carrots" are -- real rabbit fur pouches stuffed full of catnip and topped with colorful bursts of bird feathers. Every fresh batch of these that we bring home results in hours of joy with our little ones.

Even though it often a crowd in the evening, they are friendly and have fast service. They are…read moreknowledgeable about choices and willing to experiment.

A large group of us went in for some ice cream treats, and Graeter's did not disappoint! They have…read morea whole host of "chip" flavors, which are various flavors paired with chocolate chips. The chips can be enormous, but they're still soft and chewable. (I'm not quite sure how they're able to do this, since my experience with frozen chocolate is that it is uniformly rock hard.) My girlfriend got their signature Black Raspberry Chip, which she absolutely loved. I got the Salted Caramel Chip paired with Toffee Chip, all on a waffle cone. (I wanted a sugar cone, but was advised strongly against it given how much ice cream would be heaped on such a tiny cone.) It was so tasty! The ice cream parlor is spacious inside. It was a Sunday afternoon, and all of us were able to find ample room in the parlor, with seats for all of us.