Excellent chocolate and many other sweets. We got salt water taffy. In an old house. Highly…read morerecommended.

Best chocolate and candy selection in the area and supporting a local "chain" is the way to go…read more They sell treats and local crafts, shirts and other more "touristy" items. There are two floors, don't forget to check out both. Downstairs is the big window Jelly beally mascot in the window. The store is very crowded, as it's smaller and when there are a ton of people, it can being tricky to maneuver especially if you are looking to browse and if you have young visitors with you. The service, was ok. They were super busy and I'm sure it was stressful for them. One thing that caught me and my family off guard was the abrupt way our transaction was completed. The person was literally aggressively snatching the items to scan and jamming them into the bag. Once done, she pushed the bag towards us and yelled "next" to the customers behind us, I still thanked her and wished her a good day. It was not acknowledged....It felt odd and very cold compared to our experiences we have had at the factory store. Definitely prefer the other location and the customer service there. Again, it could have been because they were busy ...but it didn't set right with us, especially my little niece, who is 4 yrs old, who picked up on the vibe. I would have given the store 5 stars if it wasn't for that interaction. Still love their candy, especially the maple malt balls.

I had a brownie sundae today with the Sweet Reese ice cream (chocolate ice cream with peanut butter…read morecups). Let's just say that it is going on my list of all time favorite desserts. I can't wait to go back and get it again. The only bad thing about this place is that they don't post a list of their flavors with descriptions. How hard would that be? It is annoying to see lots of flavors with names that you have no idea what they are.

Cool little place…read more The claim to fame here is their unique flavors, many of which I've never seen anywhere else. That being said, many are fruit flavored, which I don't like so much myself. Their more typical flavors are about on par with other local independent ice cream shops. I've heard rumors that the quality tanked after the owner left. Maybe this is why. What makes this place special is how it's ingrained into the landscape. The view from the back patio is one of the coolest of any place I've ever been. It's worth a stop just for that. Location: 3* Convenience: 2* Service: 2* Product/quality: 3* Aesthetics: 4*

The ice cream is delicious! Tried Elvis, apple pie and apple caramel. Selections were limited…read moresince it is the end of the season. The flavors they had did not disappoint!

Good ice cream in a historic building. Hated the loud club…read moremusic they had on But otherwise it was a charming store

Fudge looked delicious and I'm sure it's great but cross-contamination and allergy practices are…read moreatrocious (nonexistant), so be warned! They use the same scraper and tools for picking up fudge with nuts and fudge without nuts, without properly cleaning it. They also store fudge with nuts and without nuts directly next to each other. Not even an option for people with allergies, even if they did clean the tools for you, since the cross-contamination happens every time they pick up fudge. They need to have better practices.

Daffy Taffy is a cute little shop where you can watch them make fudge and taffy from scratch…read more I've never seen taffy being made so it was quite interesting to watch. As for the taffy itself, I'm not crazy about saltwater taffy but I actually enjoyed the ones we did buy. It was a great texture and I wasn't worried about the taffy getting stuck in my teeth or ripping off my permanent retainers haha. I wish there was more of a selection in flavors and the bins were pretty picked through. The staff were friendly and super quick with the transaction. Would I visit Daffy Taffy again? Absolutely!! Hopefully there are more flavors next time.

Recent coastal visit. My friend and I stopped . The stand is cute with picnic tables and umbrellas…read moreto sit. It was hot and the place was busy. I ordered a small mint chip ice cream in a waffle cone and my friend ordered a vanilla in a waffle cone. You order at one window and pick up at another. I looked in while waiting and was amazed at how immaculate it was. Some were wearing gloves which I also appreciated. The ice cream is Gifford but hit the spot. They also had light breakfast bagels, avocado toast and coffee. Overall affordable by today's prices as well. Staff friendly and very accommodating

We look forward to visiting Harbor Ice Cream every year on our vacation. The ice cream is very…read moregood, almost chewy, they have a ton of flavors. Even though they are very busy, their throughput process is very efficient as the wait is very short. The service is quick and friendly and of course you can't beat the mid coast Maine vibe.

my and I went in yesterday. She had just had a stroke six months prior and was just starting to…read morewalk. We didn't think the wheelchair would fit into the store so I said if you go and you're gonna have to walk. And she said OK we barely made it through the door because of her loss and strength in her . The owner of the store came up beside her and cheered her on and gave her encouragement and then went outside and got her a chair so she could sit down. What an amazing now I know why they've been there so long they're not just good customer service folks they're good .

This is a great place, ice cream, homemade candy and chocolates. In the summer they have beautiful…read moreflowers. Take drive down the Harpswell coast and grab a treat you will be glad you did, and I'm sure I'll see ya cause we're here several times during the Spring and Summer!

Very cool spot I randomly found on my way to dinner. Ice cream was delicious and Pammy and her…read moresister were very friendly and welcoming. The place is so nicely put together, pink beemer in the back, pink chairs and benches, pink/red flowers.... with plenty of seats and easy parking in the driveway. PSA: It's completely outdoors.. raining when I stopped but so glad I didn't pass it up... it was worth getting a little wet.

First timer! Such an adorable property and inviting set up. I even got to meet Pammy and check out…read moreher pink BMW with appropriately outfitted license plate! The blueberry ice cream called to me, being in Maine. Friends enjoyed sinful chocolate and a turtle sundae

We stopped in here tonight as a family to check out the wares as we normally do in the outlets on…read moreour annual summer vacation. The place is relatively small but packed full of awesome goodies all over. The fudge counter was well stocked with lots of different varieties, all very tasty sounding. The gentleman working the counter was also very nice and helpful. When we asked him about cross contamination (my wife has celiac), he admitted that they really don't do cross contamination protocols at all, which would make me VERY leery of anyone coming here who has a major allergy/disorder that might not agree with that. Personally, I feel like with something pre-made like that with lots of time to do cleanup and enable safety protocols to ensure additional business would be a logical way to go about things to maximize income and customer base, especially in what is surely a not-so-cheap space, but I don't run a business... My wife did instead get some Finnish strawberry licorice (which was NOT thickened with wheat, to her pleasant surprise) and some local vegan/GF chocolate that was on another shelf. They also had a wide array of Jelly Belly jelly beans to choose from as well, along with lots of other goodies. The fudge is very heavy and dense - as fudge normally is - and so far it's all been very tasty. My major concern is the price - each 2"x2"x2" square is $8, which seems to certainly be on the higher end of the costing (though not quite at the artisanal level (according to Google). Not otherworldly but it just seems like so much for relatively little. Overall, a really fun little shop that's likely going to take a decent chunk out of your wallet when you inevitably spend $50+ buying 2 lbs. of every fudge variety they have. However, I just wish they (like many others) would just do a little bit better with the ingredient controls and food safety to offer more options to the afflicted amongst us.