Great shop with interesting array of hard to find candies. The owner is very sweet and helpful…read more Definitely recommend.

Found a sweet spot here! Good selection, the owner was very sweet herself and we had a great…read moreconversation! It's a hidden gem in the area.

organized quick process. i got two single cookies both were very good. the chocolate brownie batter…read moreand strawberry shortcake cookie. store was nice bright and open.

The cookies are delicious but the service of the staff absolutely bad…read more I came to pick up my order and everyone ignored me. I tried to talk to them and they turned their backs on me. They look and they don't want to attend to anyone. The atmosphere there is very bad. It seems that everyone is mean and angry that they have nothing of kindness. You have to beg them to give you the order They are supposed to be at our disposal if we have any questions but everyone seems that they are not comfortable working there , the store should hire friendly people who if they want to work for services like this is a place that I would not return.

Now to what matters: the ice cream. I got a double scoop cone with one of the rotating flavors and…read morea vanilla, and it was excellent -- creamy, fresh, and clearly made with care. The flavor variety is where this spot really shines. Beyond the usual suspects they've got a genuinely deep lineup, plus a full menu of soft serve, sundaes, shakes, malts, root beer floats, brownie and Belgian waffle sandwiches, and even ice cream cakes if you're planning something bigger. The prices are refreshingly reasonable for how good everything is. A single scoop runs $5.75, a double $6.75, and a triple $7.75. Make-your-own soft serve with two toppings starts at $6.25, and toppings are only a buck each (sprinkles are free). They've also got vegan flavors, gluten-free cones, and waffle bowls if you want to upgrade. Bottom line: fair prices, huge flavor selection, quality ice cream, and a cool atmosphere. If you're in the area, this one's worth a stop. Highly recommend.

We stopped by for a little dessert on a steamy Friday evening. This was our first visit, so we made…read morecertain to review the menu thoroughly. With so many options, we had a tough time deciding. Brownie ice cream sandwiches, sundaes, waffle bowls, ice cream cakes, vegan ice cream options...the list goes on and on! We both opted for the 2 scoop sundae. Mine consisted of 1 scoop of chocolate and 1 scoop of chocolate chip cookie dough, with hot fudge, chocolate chips and whipped cream! We also decided to order a 6-pack of chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches. The service was friendly and helpful, the shop was bright and fun, the ice cream was tasty and plentiful. I'm already eyeing the soft serve and the milkshakes for a return visit.

We went into the store today, stood around for a good while. Then my husband asked is there anyone…read moreworking today. Be cause there was NO visibility of anyone on the counter however we did her someone talking in the back, so I called back we need help and is anyone working here today. Still no answer, we had heard about this store from our friends but I guess we will never know. Now showing up for service is considered RUDE and you don't want our service, due to you were not present to service up.

I hadn't heard of this candy store prior to my visit but shopped in because...well it's a candy…read morestore! How could I not? Unsure of what this store is known for I asked the employee what he recommended but oddly he didn't have any recommendations. The selections were average. Some loose and prepackaged candies. I grabbed a few loose chocolate pieces just to try. I wasn't impressed with the service, variety, or taste. This one just fell flat for me.

Continuing runner-up from alphabet series into 2021. 2021 had 9 businesses that were out of town…read moreas Chicago/Wisconsin trip was noteworthy that year as well as a couple of other trips. Representing local DMV runner-up for the letter A for 2021, A is for Aldi. This is my local Aldi to where I live since November 2020. For over 5 years, I've gone to my local Aldi in Corridor Marketplace. Aldi is a mix of good & bad. Like a lot of grocery stores, I have my share of compliants with many of them. In terms of my options within a mile of my home, I have Aldi, Shoppers, Wal-Mart, & Target. For quick comparison, I don't like Shoppers and may at some point get to giving a 2-star review of them. Wal-Mart has issues too, but they have the most variety, so I sometimes go over there. Target isn't very good for groceries as it's more limited. Aldi is good and best price, better than even Wal-Mart, but the downside is options are limited. For convenience, I much prefer going into Aldi than into Wal-Mart, but Aldi doesn't always have everything I'm looking for. So, it depends on what I'm looking for to determine which grocery store I choose. And if I'm in another area, I'll go to Lidl in Columbia or Harris-Teeter in Laurel (but I don't like going to Laurel Town Center in general) or Fulton, or other various stores. Although I had been to an Aldi prior to me living over here, it was quite rare as it wasn't convenient. When I first went in to my local one in late 2020, I was in sticker shock at the low prices! That was great; although prices have certainly gone up in the past few years, Aldi remains much lower than other stores on average including my local Wal-Mart. The low prices is their strongest aspect. Since the store is relatively small, it's easy to get around and a less stressful grocery experience than Wal-Mart, Wegmans (another huge grocery store), or even a standard grocery store. Aisles are well organized and pretty easy to find stuff. Some negatives are the produce is hit or miss in terms of the quality. And the other day, I was annoyed they only had organic blueberries, which were more expense. So, Lidl in Columbia got the win for the blueberries this past time. In general, they've been in good stock for things. Meats aren't a wide variety, but I make do with Aldi has. Dairy is a mix of good & bad. When egg prices got really high in early 2025, Aldi remained much lower than others, so I flocked to Aldi just for eggs. But now while Aldi remains the cheapest for eggs, it's only a small difference. One area where Aldi is lacking is turkey bacon. Their one variety of turkey bacon when in stock is very expensive, so Wal-Mart butterball turkey bacon, or other grocery stores will get the win on turkey bacon. Some of their yogurt has aspartame, which is bad, so I get the ones without, but their have their brand (the more expensive kind without aspartame) but still cheaper than even Wal-Mart. They have some Chobani yogurt, which I like but is no value here. So, if you want variety for yogurt, Wal-Mart is a better bet. Another thing is Aldi has a lot of their brands and may not even offer an alternative or limited. For example, you want potato chips, you can get a couple of the name brands but at a not so great value, or you can pay like a third of the cost for their "World famous" Clancy's chips. But Clancy's is just Aldi chips, but they don't want to put Aldi chips, so they come up with some nice name like Clancy's to get people to buy. I used to enjoy their kettle chips (close to as good as Cape Cod), but the last couple of times, it was too salty. I recently gave their Ruffle chips a try. Wow, those are amazing, better than Lay's Ruffles or any other ruffle chip I've ever had. More of a negative is checking out. Sometimes there's just one checkout lane open, and the line has been backed up 10+ deep. They try to do a decent job quickly getting a 2nd lane open, but that's hit or miss. Also, it's a bit chaotic and should be more clear signage on where people should stand in line. For example, when there are 2 checkouts open, I never know if they want people in 2 lines, like one coming off frozen food side & one coming off that next aisle, or they want all the people standing in one long line. It's confusing, and they need to do a better job of making it clear because people end up getting ahead that shouldn't get ahead. Cashiers themselves are generally pretty nice or at least cordial, better than most grocery stores. Also, it's very rare they ever get the price wrong, but like at any grocery store, I ALWAYS check the receipt before I leave. In summary, I'll keep coming back to Aldi for the convenience & low prices, but I don't have the highest expectations.

I love Aldi and all it's offerings! While there are several stores around, this is my preferred…read morelocation to shop at. It is clean, workers are friendly, and generally has what I need in stock. Helps that it is usually not over-crowded with people when I go on the weekends. There is plenty of parking right out front.

Who doesn't love yummy delicious cold desserts, especially milkshakes on a hot day. And the best…read morepart is when the staff members are helpful friendly, and polite. I had to give a shot out & highlight Rita's today. Reese's Peanut Butter Mudslide shake anyone? If you love peanut butter, then this is a no brainer ....

Yesterday late afternoon my son and I wanted Italian Ice. As I'm eating my small…read moreBowl I noticed something hard and pointy in my bowl it was somebody FINGERNAIL. I told the manager and she gave me a refund asap but she wasn't too concerned with the well being of the customer. None of the employees wore gloves when service my desert. I'm truly disgusted with this establishment.

Nice little shop. Wouldn't call it a fudge shop by any means. I feel like most of their stuff was…read morejust Native American things. Shirts jewelry skulls etc. They have only a handful of flavors. With that being said the flavors they did have were pretty good. Not the friendliest staff but slightly expected as I went during a busy time. Drove 45 minutes for a fudge shop... got a Native American shop that sold a little fudge. If you're in the area worth stopping in. But don't go out of your way for it.

Some of the best fudge I've ever had in my life. So creamy and so many flavors! Lots of cool…read moreartwork, jewelry, and t shirts as well. A place you must visit if you're doing the Main Street walk.

Let me tell you where I messed up at, I went out for lunch at work & saw Insomnia Cookies and took…read morea pic of it to tease my daughter. She was in school so I assumed I'd have time to get away before she requested something, I sincerely just took the pic to troll her. Man, that lil girl responded so quick. Lol. Listen, there was no line so service was quick. The cookies were ridiculously fresh and delicious, and the cashier was patient while I took my time to make up my mind.

First time going to Insomnia Cookies. I've heard so many good things. While we were inside when…read moreanother customer told us how delicious these cookies are and that they always stop by for them. This shop is located along Charles St. next to the Cross Street Market. The store smelled so cozy, welcoming and comforting! Such a delicious scent of fresh baked cookies. The inside of the store was very clean and inviting. There's counter space with chairs to sit on. You can enjoy your cookie inside in the warmth instead of outside in the cold. They have milk and other beverages on the menu to go with the cookies (: The worker here, Keisha explained everything in detail and answered all of our questions. We got 100% excellent customer service! She was so friendly and knowledgeable about menu items. I loved that! We were able to customize our order. Insomnia Cookies has such a huge variety of flavors, it was sooo hard to choose! I couldn't wait to try these cookies with my friend. Their cookies are served warm! We decided to get a pack to try different flavors. We got the Confetti, Cookies 'n Cream, Salted Caramel, Sugar, and Snickerdoodle. I also got a White Chocolate Macadamia. Out of the bunch, the Snickerdoodle was my fave. The cookies in packs are placed into a box for easy portability and transport safe. The cookies recipes are tasty and balanced. They are baked to the perfect texture. Not too soft where they're falling apart (*cough*, like those other ones that are crumbling literally LOL). These cookies can hold their shape together. Nice crisp edges with a softer center. Very enjoyable. For the holiday season 2025, they have 3 special flavors for a limited time. The Candy Cane as described on their website, "brown sugar cookie with peppermint pieces and white chips in every bite", the Holiday Munchie Mix, "brown sugar cookie with bits of chocolate covered pretzels, chocolate chunks, marshmallows and festive red and green M&M's®" and the Jingle bread, "Ginger, molasses, and cinnamon come together in a warm cookie that's soft, chewy, and straight-up craveable". I would definitely try again and recommend to all my Yelp friends! They also got a rewards club that you can join!