Swedish Candy with Pittsburgh Charm!!…read more Anyone else enjoy being part of someone's dream and passion - this couple exudes joy for their customers and for their vision to bring Swedish Candy to Pittsburgh We stumbled across this already viral candy cart - it's too small to say food truck - at the Greensburg Night Market. The cart is already such a sight to see. A vintage Italian cart painted in such a pop of clever colors lined with old school candy cartridges for everyone to enjoy from multiple angles. As we walked up, they were passing out free samples because let's face it - not many people have tried the confections that they are slinging. When we asked what the game plan is, the owner said "whatever you want - this is for you to enjoy!" And we did - grab a bag, fill it with whatever you want, and weigh it at the end. Adults and children alike making fun mixes of sweet and sour to enjoy! We loved the Strawnana Fizz - the perfect chew and flavor with a sensational fizzy sugar coating! But we honestly couldn't stop popping these the rest of the night! The best part - the customized logo bags were ziploc to seal in the freshness of these gems for as long as it took you to devour them! Look for this candy cart! It may just be the Swedish hit for Pittsburgh now

The Chocolate Moose is a gourmet chocolate and candy shop that opened a couple of decades ago. Its…read moreinventory includes hundreds of chocolates and candies that are domestic and imported, sugar and sugar-free, dairy-free, gluten-free, kosher, etcetera. During our recent visit, this store had a wide variety of dark and milk chocolates on shelves and in display cases as well as gummy, sweet, and sour candies on shelves. I found some of my family's favorites such as a chocolate orange, peanut-butter and jelly chocolate, chocolate-covered pretzels, liqueur chocolates, chocolate roses, marzipan, etcetera. The flavors were often unique and very tempting! I think that more price tags could be added to the display cases, but the price tags on the packaged treats seemed to be reasonable, for example, several dollars for one chocolate bar.

Do not judge a book by its cover. It doesn't look like much from the outside, and there is no decor…read moreinside...other than chocolate everywhere! They have it all. Truffles, gourmet chocolate bars from all over the world, chocolate dipped everything, and so many kinds of candy. A must do for chocolate lovers.

I love this candy. I often buy it at the airport but it really irritates me that if I buy a bunch…read moreof candy they charge fifty cents for a bag. I bought too much to carry and they couldn't even give me a bag so I had to buy it. Super annoying.

Well, we all know about Sarris Candies and the goodness that they still produce…read more I am lucky enough to say that I have grown up on their chocolate. This review is to say how clean and easy it is to navigate the small airport store. They've got a lot of selection packed in without being junky or too much. A great spot to stop and grab a gift to take back to friends and co-workers. Because who doesn't love pure, good chocolate?

Amazing shop That incorporates the theme of the town…read morewholeheartedly. This was one of my favorites to visit as I don't get that far west in the date that often. The candy selection is awesome as always. The T-shirts were hilarious and a must buy if you're not a local. The young woman working the counter was so nice and helpful. Take your kids, take your parents or grandparents. There is candy for all ages. I found things I haven't had since the 1980s as a young kid.

This Grandpa Joe's Candy Shop is a regional chain store that sells a variety of…read moreold-fashioned/nostalgic and modern candies, glass-bottled sodas, and gifts for people of all ages. My husband and I shopped here one time. When we entered the store, an employee immediately and kindly greeted us. Examples of candies were Jelly Belly, SweetTarts, Raisinets, Laffy Taffy, Dweebs, BottleCaps, Nestle Aero, and a display case of a few dozen flavors of chocolates. Furthermore, a wall had a candy buffet from which customers could fill up a box with up to several dozen flavors of candies for $5. Countless flavors of bottled sodas were on the shelves. For gifts we saw toys (e.g., wooden flower puzzles and trucks), clothing such as socks, candles, etcetera. We felt most interested in the candies. This store offered many but not all of our favorite gummy, hard, sweet, sour, and chocolate candies. The prices were typical.

Stuffed cookies that don't lack in flavor or fun!!!…read more We found Cookey at the Greensburg Night Market and with a simplistic table of gorgeous cookies... you can tell that they don't need anything other than the product to sell what they have!! The flavors are so diverse and unique to an already kinda flooded market of Pittsburgh dessert ideas. But we spent all too long deciding which cookie to try! The vendor was so nice and took the time to answer all of our questions and explain all of the flavors. We choose the Sarris Melt! It had the divine Sarris milk chocolate as the chips and in the gooey center... plus the whimsical topper of a mini Sarris chocolate pretzel. 1000/10... these cookies are amazing. Even the dough is just really good!

I was excited to find this food truck at a local farmers market. I always see their posts on IG but…read morenever got the chance to try it. The guy who was running the truck was friendly and answered any questions that I had. I went with the strawberry pretzel salad and peanut butter cookies. They were both equally as delicious. Definitely worth popping them in the oven for some extra gooeyness!

I hate to give this place three stars as it is adorable custard stand, and the service was great…read morebut my husband and I got two tornadoes with vanilla custard and we were so excited as we took our first bite as it was so creamy, but as we continued to eat it, we both notice that it lacked flavor. There was just no vanilla flavor to it at all. It just tasted very bland. I am hoping that this was just a mishap as this was our first time there maybe someone forgot to put the vanilla extract in with the custard mix. We make our own ice cream so we know how it should taste.

This place for me dates back to the teen years of life. Growing up we were involved in lots of…read moresports and this place was a STAPLE for after games or on a hot summer night! It's right on route 8 and close to Gibsonia, Valencia and Mars. They even have drive thru if the heat makes things harry. Ordered the special flavor of the week - Amaretto Vanilla Custard twist in a size small because ya girls gotta save room for an entire summer of sweets their custards, hard ice creams and food are exactly what you'd picture having from a cute local business. The workers are always real sweet and ready to meet your taste buds needs! DEFINITELY recommend.

I was at a craft show shopping for Christmas gifts for my co-workers, and both of the gentlemen…read moreworking were very polite and helpful!

I DO NOT recommend this company. Ken is very rude to people and even yelled at my child for taking…read moremore than 1 pretzel which i was in the process of informing my son to only take one. We were at a Christmas event geared towards children and one would think the vendors would be prepared for this. So much for the holiday cheer Davis & Davis. I hope Ken gets some customer service training very soon because he lost 2 sales that night that I know of!

Oh How Sweet It Is is now Cozmic Candy and has moved to Sarver, PA! They have the same amazing…read morecandy selection and world class ice cream. The owner is passionate about his work and can tell you in detail what makes good ice cream, what companies make the best gummy candy, and what would be fun to try! Not only do they sell some of the best ice cream I've ever had (which is saying a lot), they also have in-store dehydrators to make creative versions of your favourite candies. Freeze dried Skittles, anyone?