The Carmelcorn Shop is an old-fashioned confectionery shop that opened in Easton, Pennsylvania in…read more1931. It was founded by husband and wife John & Ruth Doherty. In addition to their signature housemade carmelcorn, the shop also specializes in popcorn, fresh roasted nuts, fudge, chocolates, gummies and old-fashioned hard candies. Richard Baskin purchased the shop from the Dohertys in 1985. He in turn sold the shop to husband and wife Tony and Sia Bassil in 1996 and they have owned it ever since. Sia had originally been hired to work behind the counter for the Dohertys in 1977, when she was just 14. She continued to work at the shop, on and off, for several years until she bought it with her husband. My family and I visited The Carmelcorn Shop this past summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. We were exploring Downtown Easton and noticed the storefront. It looked like a really cool place and we were shocked when we saw the sign that read "Since 1931". The shop is pretty small, but it has all sorts of novelty candies. The carmelcorn smelled great! We ended up getting some as well as some old-fashioned candies for our two boys. It's nice to know that there are still old-fashioned candy shops like this still in existence. If you're visiting Downtown Easton, then we recommend that you take a stop at the Carmelcorn Shop for a trip down memory lane.

I came in simply to browse the candy section -- the display caught my eye, and I wanted to look…read morebefore deciding what to buy. Instead of being treated like any other customer, I felt singled out and watched in a way that made clear I was being racially profiled. What should have been a normal, pleasant shopping moment instead felt like harassment. I want to be clear: I wasn't doing anything wrong. Looking at merchandise before making a purchase is a completely normal part of shopping, and being treated with suspicion for doing so is not acceptable. It's left a genuinely sour taste in my mouth about visiting this location again. I'll also note that when I asked, staff told me they don't make any candy in-store except for the popcorn.

Very nice market space with a number of food options, from chocolate and cheese to noodles, crepes,…read moreand island-inspired eats - great for groups. There are also houseplants, a farmer's market type stand featuring fresh produce and goods, and more. The market is comfortable, with seating available to eat in and enjoy, as well as a cute kids play area with books, games, and toys. Restrooms are clean. We enjoyed noodles from Mr. Lee's Noodles and chipotle chicken crepes from Crepes at CASA. Great spot to explore!

Think of a smaller version of Philly's Reading Terminal Market.There is wide variety of sandwich,…read morepizza, coffee, beer, chocolate, Asian food, bakery, Ice cream. meat and deli kiosks. There is something here to please every member of the family. Very nicely set up in a renovated older building conveniently located right off main street. This is a worthy stop if you find yourself in the area.

Great place to bring the kids for ice cream and checking out the petting zoo. For the younger tikes…read morethey have a playground and small animals to pet. For mom and Grandparents they have a hand washer outside and inside they have take home cheeses, unique yogurt including non-pasteurized. They also have meats. Fun Fun Fun even when it is hot outside because the animals have shade and so do the visitors.

This is a local farm in Easton. They have some produce, meats, imported oils from Italy, dairy…read moreproducts from their own farm, and ice cream. I had peach ice cream and it was creamy and not sweet. They have animals outside usually but I went on a rainy day so they weren't there. There's also a playground for kids.

Very good coffee at the baked goods are excellent. Highly recommend this place. Had the Jamaican…read morejerk bun and we had a blueberry scone. Both great.

Mia and Maddie's bakery is a jewel. I stumbled upon it while driving through the neighborhood…read more It's very cute inside. All baking is done on the premises and most importantly it's woman owned! The service was spectacular. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner and we chatted about everything under the sun. She was very personable and polite. Her bakery items was tasty and moist. Just the way I like it. She also allowed me to try her new ricotta cookie, which was a wildcard for me. Went to my surprise. I enjoyed it. I also appreciate it. The Biscoff biscuit cookie. The crunch was amazing. She ships nationwide so I will be sending my family out out of town a few boxes in the near future overall, I give my experience a 10/10 and I will absolutely make this might go to bakery.

EVERYTHING! ALWAYS! Fabulous, creative food with a…read morewonderful, charming, helpful staff. Broken-hearted for them, but cannot wait till they reopen!

Restaurant is fantastic. The portions are huge and the vibe is amazing. Haven't been back in a…read morewhile my bad. Definitely should go. The specials are definitely worth trying

5 star sandwich joint in Easton.. yeah I wouldn't have believed it either. Without a doubt Luca &…read moreSons is worth all 5 stars and more. Top notch service, flavor and execution. My family was in town to hit the Crayola Experience and I checked yelp for lunch options. Luca & Son's stood out so we stopped into Easton Market to check it out. The market is a smaller yet modern version of the Reading Terminal in Philly. My wife chose a wrap and I settled on the Fuggedaboudit since I saw someone eating it in a wrap version. (its pretty much an italian hoagie without the hinge for you purists) They were running about a 30min wait which was fine. They gave us a pager and we hung out in one of the many seating areas while my son chowed down on his burger. After about 20mins our food was ready. There isn't anything I could ask them to change about this sandwich except for opening a place closer to me in Montco. Even after we finished the service continued to be fantastic. The woman working the counter saw me holding our leftovers while in the back of the line and without hesitation she grabbed a box and I walked over to get it. This place is now in my top 3. Great spot.

This place has become part of our routine on the weekend. Hit up the farmers market in the morning,…read morecome here for lunch and grab something for dinner as well. Luca won Masterchef back in the day, and you can tell. The sandwiches are awesome, and so is everything else he has. I'm a sucker for meatballs, and you can't beat his. Fresh meat and all kinds of stuff you won't find anywhere else. He will correct your Italian and make you laugh while you are over there.Really crazy that this place is in Easton and not Manhattan. If you are in the area, it's a no brainer!

Stopped by Queso at Casa, and it's a very nice, clean café with a warm atmosphere. The service was…read morepretty good--everyone was friendly and welcoming. We ordered the Chipotle Chicken Toast (served over boiled red potatoes) and the Latin Bite, and everything was delicious. The flavors were well-balanced, and the food was fresh and well-prepared. Overall, it's a great place to catch up with friends over lunch. Definitely worth a visit! 8/10 recommend!

Food is amazing! Latina lover, chipotle sandwich, and loaded beef sandwich. Also took home a…read moredessert crepe for later. She made all the food fresh right there. Very cute little date spot.

What an adorable place! They have fun household items to make your home even cuter. They have…read moreexcellent fresh produce, food, drinks and the owner is super helpful. I picked up fun bee pinch bowls for my daughter's bee themed bridal shower.

Their hours don't seemed to be listed anywhere. So when I came to the market on a Friday night…read morearound 7 PM, I was sad they were closed. The market itself was still open and some places were still open but many were closed. It seems the trend is not to post your hours per stand- so less accessible. I made the trip because I wanted to try to vegan chicken salad badly and I was trying to do a healthy activity outside of home because I was dealing with social issues from another person not under my control. That healthy activity ended up being over a 50 mile drive one way. Two friends in the area were too busy to meet and I wasn't hungry enough to try a place nor have to worry about the one parking meter that was not connected to a parking app seemingly. I was going back to this area Sunday. So I was finally able to buy what I wanted. The stand is part of a well established market in the posher section of downtown Easton. It was my friend's first time in this market and apparently this section had gentrified recently. The vegan chicken salad, vegan bologna. And vegan pepperoni are all top notch. All from Butterhead. They also sell the last two at VegOut but I am not sure about the first. The vegan bologna did not taste like bologna to me at all, but what it did taste like was some new kind of "meat" I had never had before. Butterhead food products and events are very accessible and I am so happy that Highmark Farmstand carries them. At least update hours on your IG Highmark if you aren't able to get the help you need or just generally speaking it's good to post hours or even post that you "open when you want to" if that is the case. Highmark as a name sounds prominent except that I also think of BCBS insurance when I hear that name lol. Parking is street parking and all pay- that is no fault of the market.

I split my time between Easton, PA, and Charleston, SC. When I get to Easton I often need a quick…read moregrocery restock. Milk, bread, sliced cheese, fresh fruit, salad veg, and so on. G&E is so convenient. Right in downtown, with nearly as much selection as any big grocery. How they fit so much in that space is amazing! It's clean and well-organized. Recently there was a snowstorm. Everything else was closed. Nobody delivering. Guess who was still there? G&E for a cup of hot coffee, some snacks, and some deli. A friendly store you can count on for all your basic groceries, right in downtown? i call that a win.