Bait and switch the fudge eggs that they said were on sale was not true they said they could not…read moresell this item with a discount.. that's what your advertising this is bad business practices..do better and just be honest!

Amazing local shop with lots of history! My boyfriend and I have a tradition of getting each other…read moreWinfrey's for almost every holiday. The chocolate is soooo good and service is great.

I called (admittedly last minute) with a rather large order for a work event the next day. It was…read more4pm and they close at 5pm but the team was more than willing to help! They put together some great looking platters full of an assortment of chocolates and some extra bark on the side. They even helped carry everything to my car. To say that my work was impressed with what we got is an understatement. My residents LOVED the chocolates and are still talking about how delicious everything was 3 days later! Plus, I was able to get some extra chocolates for my wife while I was waiting on the finishing touches to my work order. I'll happily suggest the Chocolate Truffle to anyone looking for delicious chocolates and wonderful service!

The chocolate is fantastic (so delicious!), and the prices, while not cheap, are quite reasonable…read more Plus, the owner is super nice. Their dark chocolate raspberry cream and milk chocolate cashew turtle are my favorite chocolates in the world.

My wife and I go there quite a bit their candy as well worth the trip build your Sunday is…read moreabsolutely worth the trip also by the way the inside is no to order the Thanksgiving sandwich with gravy absolutely excellent. The people are very friendly. They have a nice little old-fashioned ice cream parlor off to this side for some privacy. Plenty of parking.

Fun visit and brought back.lots of memories! I grew up going to Putnam's (in Lexington). Great…read morehome made ice cream with a DIY sundae bar. Most toppings are also in house made. The majority of the store is candy, lots of chocolates, fudge, and old Fashion candy we grew up with. Definitely a fun place to shop! We both ordered different ice cream flavors and of course different toppings. I ordered two different scoops - Maple Walnut and Coffee Oreos. My husband had one scoop of Chocolate Peanut Butter. I had to load on the Marshmallow cream (East Coast topping that I miss). There are plenty of tables inside and a patio area outside. Nice sized parking lot with ample parking.

Absolutely delicious and high quality! Worth every penny. Everyone at the event went wild for the…read moreKandy Fruit!! Thanks so much

Nothing else like it. I had the grapes, perfectly encapsulated in candy, and fresh juicy goodness…read moreinside. Idk how they do it, but I'll keep coming back for more!

My favorite spot to go to get gifts for the people I love! This store has absolutely everything you…read morecould wish for from the delicious wine and cheese to the cutest dish towels and plates you've ever seen! Well yes, it is a little pricey the items are extremely high-quality and I feel as though they're worth it. The staff is very friendly and the store is small but so cute with such a welcoming warm atmosphere! Highly recommend!

This is the go to place in Melrose for all things Melrose. Great selection of local craft beers…read more Also features limited creations by local artists and a variety of high end candies. If you need to find a unique gift this is the place you're looking for.

I stopped by on my way home from Maggie's Farm last week. 1. I found the chocolate I purchased way…read moreout of date. The expiration date was 5/24. On top of that, the 2 girls working, or should I say sitting on their phones, were not helpful at all. If I was not there with my kids I would have walked out with NOTHING.....

Quite happy I found this . Who doesn't love chocolate. It's super fresh and delicious. Staff was…read moreawesome. Very patient as I was thinking about my selections. The fudge is just melt in your mouth delicious. Can't wait for my next trip there.

Hanan (the store owner) is the absolute sweetest! I drive all the way from Brighton just to get…read morehot cocoa bombs and gourmet chocolates for special days (but end up having to get extra since I always gobble them up in the car on the way back). I gave out the hot cocoa bombs I bought here in school and the other students LOVED them, too! Another plus is that there's a super Instagram-able wall of faux flowers that makes pictures look amazing. :) Such a cute little store!

Awesome chocolates, macaroons, and now gelato & ice cream. Got a gelato ice cream cake for my…read moredaughters bday and it was to die for. Chose two flavors of gelato and it was topped with whipped cream and chocolate. HUGE hit..will be our go to place now for birthdays. You do have to place order in advance. Great place for hostess gifts and bday gifts...they put them in nice boxes. Great shop all around!!

This is a great market area located in Lynnfield. Once you get by the challenge of finding a…read moreparking spot, everything else is gravy. All kinds of stores and restaurants. Some of the top winners for me first of all is the Apple Store. You also have Trader Joe's and Legals.. the yard house is also great. And you have kings for entertainment. I haven't even got started there so many stores. It's a little challenging in the winter with the snow, but it's still a great place to come always has a great atmosphere going on. Anyway good luck with the parking where you're purchasing food to take home and cook or hitting one of the restaurants for drinks. There's a great tequila place that I like in the marketplace. I'm sure you can fulfill any clothing, shoes, hair, dye, restaurant, entertainment, etc., etc. check it out great place.

I can't say enough how poorly this shopping area was designed. We can start with the parking. You…read moredrive into a gauntlet of narrow rotary's, winding roads, angled parking, crosswalks galore, U turns, intersections coming out of nowhere and pedestrians having to cross across all of this to get from store to store, side to side. Aside from the common sense parking lots behind the buildings the whole traffic flow design is congested and treacherous! Perhaps little bridges to walk over the Storrow Drive of the North Shore would be a better thought out plan then having to walk in front of distracted drivers trying to find a place to park and/or the establishment they want to dine at! Also, the handicap parking is a joke. I tried taking my handicap mother to a restaurant, The parking space was still too far for her to walk from to the restaurant, we couldn't even pull up to a door to drop her off as there is nowhere to pull safely to the side to do this. So we had to eat someplace else. Besides that who thought an open air mall in one of the coldest places in the country was a good idea? I remember back in the 60's and 70's when they were enclosing malls, i.e. The North Shore Mall, it's a more pleasurable experience to be in a climate controlled environment when it's below freezing many months of the year. Once you get past the chaos of the driving and finding a parking space. You need to play "find the store I want to go to" unlike a mall where you walk straight down the center and the stores are all line up, there is buildings hiding behind other buildings. It's like a scavage hunt trying to find where you want to go, and it's not enjoyable when it's snowing, raining, icy or just too dang hot or cold! There is no rhyme or reason to any of this design. Also, for the most part, the stores are filled with pretentious bored housewives who many of them NOT ALL but mostly are too stuck up to help you.