I am getting soured on John & Kira's chocolates. They and many other food vendors have contracted…read morewith a company called Goldbelly to ship their orders. I am now suffering an onslaught of inescapable Goldbelly marketing emails (30 emails from December 13-25, so far). They have no Unsubscribe button, not does their web site. The Goldbelly chat bot says to unsubscribe, click that button at the bottom of their emails. There IS NO SUCH BUTTON, and the damn emails just keep on coming, all day long. I like J&K's chocolates and we bought several boxes for family and friends this Christmas, but Goldbelly is going them a disservice. I am now reluctant to buy from them again. It isn't worth this harrassment that comes as a result.

John & Kira's continues to expand their line of delectable (and locally made) chocolate treats and…read moreboy are they terrific. Beautiful packaging for gift giving and most importantly - such amazing flavor. The quality is really there. We love and support you J & K!!!

Glen Mills, PA - my introduction to Maryellen's cake pops came via a box of treats brought to a…read moreparty by a co-worker who lives outside Philadelphia. I immediately fell in love with these decadent, moist, and melt-in-your-mouth little spheres of joy on a stick. The business seems to run primarily on wholesale and custom orders for private and corporate events, but individual retail orders are welcome. I don't think there's a storefront but you can purchase direct from their processing facility in Glen Mills or order online for pickup. They also ship nationally. The classic collection is always available, with changing seasonal and themed pops to keep things interesting. I've ordered for delivery to NY a couple of times, and while the shipping ain't cheap (it's fresh food and packaged accordingly, after all), I haven't found a better source of high quality made-to-order cake pops in northern NJ and Rockland County. (If anyone has any leads, please tell me!) I called to ask about the shipping/receipt timeline as the website isn't entirely clear (Maryellen herself answered!), and was told they ship orders Mon/Tue/Wed via FedEx and I'd likely get my order the following week. It took less than 2 weeks for the order to arrive the first time. However, on this occasion, when almost 2 weeks passed without any shipping notification in my inbox and fearing they'd forgotten my order (and realizing in panic that if it doesn't go out by the next day, Wednesday, my order would be too late for teacher appreciation week), I called to check on the status of the order and explained the situation. To their credit, they took care of the issue right away and overnighted the package to me. So I appreciate the responsive customer service, and add points for having a real live human on the other end who picks up immediately, when I'm so used to repeatedly and futilely shouting "AGENT!" into the phone in this era of automated answering service hell. So, do allow at least two weeks to receive your order, even for a single box of ten. Bulk orders might take longer. I'm told the pops will keep for 3 months in the fridge, or 6 months in the freezer, but probably you'll want to eat them as fresh as possible.

I tried their cookies, cakes and they were amazing! Definitely recommend if you're a dessert loversread more

I am a lover of scones, and this bakery has the best in a ten mile radius. Sadly, I have now been…read morepriced out at $4.95/ea. Having been a customer for almost two years, I remember paying $3.50/ea. But what was once an every weekend staple, is now a special occasion indulgence. I'll check back occasionally to see if sensible pricing returns. In the meantime I will miss this particular part of my Sunday routine. The owners should also remember that customers can hear them when they talk down to their employees.

This place would make a fun haunted donut shop at Halloween! Posted hours are 12:00 pm - 6:30 pm…read more What kind of donut shop doesn't open til noon? Was there before 6 pm. Not only closed, but looks like it hasn't been open for a while. Furnace filters on a table by the window, stuff laying around. Weird looking trophies behind an empty ice cream freezer. Neighbor says they're sometimes there in the morning with the donut trailer. Not clear if this is an actual retail location or a storeroom for the event trailer. Plus, terrible location to access, hard to get in or out. Soul food place next door also looks haunted with rusty fryer baskets in a dirty fryer. Possible movie set for an indy horror film. I could be wrong about it being closed, but I'd call ahead. Don't trust the hours here.

Great Made to order mini Donuts, but they have so much more. Smash sandwiches ( Pizza Smash, Egg…read moreand Cheese, Fluffernutter smash and several more.) Flavored or plain lemonade, coffee, Bagels, canned sodas. Great Customer service treat yourself today and maybe even tomorrow. Nice and cool inside on this hot summer day. Cheers. The owner opened up on a day he was not normally open, so I got lucky.

Fabulous chocolates, fabulous service. I love the vanilla chocolate, the sichuan spice one, the…read morethai basil lime, the lavender, and the passion fruit. I also love that they do s'mores - I did a raspberry caramel s'more, and it was so cool to see them brulee it right in front of us. Shout out to Chris - we actually were introduced to Éclat at the Carpenter's Hall whiskey and chocolate tasting in Philly. He was so great, knowledgeable, and friendly, and we got a great sampling of their offerings. When we happened to be in the area a few days later for my birthday to check out Baldwin's Book Barn, we were glad to stop back in again. I'll definitely pop in any time we're in the West Chester area!

Service was friendly and helpful. The chocolate selections were beyond my expectations. Rich,…read morecreamy, sweet chocolate to make your day! Perfect pick me up chocolate bars or perfect chocolate boxes for gifts. If you're in downtown west Chester, PA you must stop by and enjoy the ambiance at Eclat.

The cookies themselves are 5 star. They're fresh. Not hot, but fresh. And a fun variety *today we…read morehad a raspberry doughnut cookie. Yum. There is no flow to the tiny space in which customers must self-order, on two small laptops. The place with just 5 people in it is a jumbled bump-into-each other nightmare. Of course the cookies are expensive, one is $5. But then the screen asks the amount of tip (to put a cookie in a box) which is weird. Maybe there are huge orders warranting tips?

People love these cookies. They are alright. Way too big for one person, kinda hard and weird to…read moreshare with a group. Who wants to walk up to a plate of cut up cookies to take a piece? Tried ordering once at the counter and staff pointed me to a machine. Put in the order then the cookie factory gave me a box of cookies to bring to work. There are better choices and this reminds me of a trend with too many cookie places popping up until the next fad comes around.