Everything was very good over here. People are nice. Their options are very good. Atmosphere is…read moreawesome, totally recommend

Excellent variety, reasonable prices I would definitely…read morerecommend this place! They deliver too ( big plus)

It's great to have a sweet spot on 108th Street! The strip can really use a local candy store in…read morethe mix! There are gift baskets on display as well as dried fruit trays. Candy trays are also on display on the shelves. Window space is taken by gift baskets with plush bears. A self service candy section allows you to get some goodies. A scoop comes out of the plastic holder and is attached to avoid lost or being misplaced. There are also plastic gloves. A decorative gold baggie is to filler up on the sweets! There is a wall of candy dispensers. The self-serve candies are $6.99 a pound. I found the store could benefit from more varieties of candies and might even help to get a soft serve machine or slushee! Novelty rock candies are on shelves and these are the longest ones I've seen. Workers are still unpacking things so maybe they are not fully stocked on shelves yet! They have only just opened this week! It's a good start to add some business to the area and also something new! The workers here are young and sweet! There is a candy tray on the counter so customers can have a taste! I see little kids and families enjoying the candy store. The business card is colorful and grabs the eye!

A really nice convince store, really good for kids, they treat you well here and i really…read moreappreciate it

After dinner at a Turkish restaurant this was the perfect place to get sweets!! There is so much to…read morechoose from your head spins! Lucky for me, I can only buy low sugar/ sugar free. I was pleasantly impressed on the diabetic friendly options. I purchased vanilla halva sugar free, sf raspberry jelly chocolate, and chocolate and vanilla halva. It was all very good! Can't wait to visit again. We were checked out quickly and this location was very clean and well organized.

I bought an assorted bag of Turkish delight pieces there today and went home. Opened the bag at…read morehome and ate one piece. When I took a bite of the second piece, immediately I tasted MOLD - a rotten, moldy, sour taste and I spit out the piece. I sealed the bag and will be taking it back to the store. I hope to God it will not give me food poisoning. There are no expiration dates on these Turkish delight candies - so God only knows how old they are. It is a serious health safety concern when you have mold growing on your food products. You endanger your customers' health. While their sunflower seeds and Dubai chocolate are delicious (and I believe fresh), I don't trust anything else there anymore. I'm disgusted. The pistachio piece I'm posting a photo of, is the one that has mold on it. You can't see it but you can absolutely taste it. Scary. P.S. I called the store several times to inform them that they have mold on their food products, but no one ever answered the phone and their "voice mail box is full" so you cannot leave a message. I would advise every customer to TASTE THE FOOD YOU BUY RIGHT IN THE STORE, so you can return it right then and there if you too suspect mold.

On a super hot day, we finally made our way to Max & Mina's Ice Cream. It was a little overwhelming…read morewalking in because there are so many interesting options, you don't know what exactly is inside each flavor, but the atmosphere felt so colorful and fun. The line was long, so I felt bad asking to try more flavors. I only chose 3, but I ended up getting a 2 scoop ($6.90) of the blueberry pie and key lime pie. I enjoyed it. Would like to come back to try other flavors. Next time I will be asking to try more flavors! The owner did not seem to be the friendliest, but maybe I was reading it wrong or he was having a bad day. The shop is small and has 4 seats.

This shop is one of a kind. When you walk in, you immediately notice the walls which are covered in…read morecustom cereal boxes. The icecream flavors are homemade and delicious. I got the m&m Oreo icecream. Others in my group got Cookie Monster which is blue icecream with Oreo and chocolate chip cookies in it. Another got rum raisin. There is street parking. I went on a Monday around 5:45pm and was able to park right in front. There are three beach chairs inside to sit and enjoy your icecream on. I would definitely come back and try one of their other unique flavors.

101 years old icon…read more if you haven't tried this place, don't tell anyone... just go. you'll never want to eat any other ice cream. queens, the world is yours.

Crossing off finally from my Queens popular place list to visit . Multiple attempts to come here…read moreand finally find the right time. This classic and favorite dessert spot still has its magic. When we arrived, there was a line on both sides- to sit down and the to go order. Since today is our first visit here but not our friends, we patiently waited for our turn to get a table. Corner table is not bad. We picked one of their best selling items- banana split, 2 scoops of ice cream. Comes with free whipped cream , choice of syrup, rainbow sprinkles a cherry. Extra charge for any added item like any toppings. Price is reasonable for the serving size, it can be shared. The server is ready to give extra cutlery. A glass of water should be asked, not automatically given. There is nothing extraordinary for the taste of the ice cream except the fact that all flavors are home made. The 1930's decors, classic kitchen gadgets, existing old style but refurbished furniture's , is selling popular candies in early 30's and original atm machines version still working are things that make this place extraordinary , an additional things to look forward to and keeping customers coming back. A monopoly Queen's edition board game puts a smile on my face when I find out that they are selling it for a good fee and includes a $20 gift card with it. Right away purchased it. Definitely coming back to try their other popular and hot items. By the way when we are about to leave, there was a long line waiting for seats.

As Flushing landscape continues to change and businesses constantly evolve, one of the few places…read morewho have remained an old reliable for me has been Kor Wor Tong. Their selection of dried fruits / candies have been a better post dinner snack than most of the lackluster dessert places in the hood. Nestled along Roosevelt between Prince and Main, it is a little space that often gets lost in the jungle of noodle shops, vitamin stores, salons, and bakeries. If you're not looking for it, it's way too easy place to miss. Once inside, it's all Chinese from there. I have neither seen any of the ladies who work here speak English nor any English signs to indicate what kinds of dried goods are what. Even though I have no idea how good their English is, it also never hurts to be with a Mando / Canto speaker either. I've purchased my fair share of tea leaves here, in addition to the occasional sack of dried plums. Prices are never an issue and it seems their selection is getting better. But I can't stay in here too long during summertime. Something about the absence of an air conditioner with the smells from all of the "herbs" in here make for a unbearably good time.

I love this place to get frozen "Jung" or "Joong". The sticky rice in banana leaf with peanuts and…read morefatty meat. They also sell the green mung bean one. They are $3.50 for one as of Jan 2021. The workers are nice helpful.

I've been coming to this quaint little chocolate shop in Forest Hills for a few years now. I can…read moretell you that this is the BEST chocolate that I've ever had. Good lord, it's delicious!! Very easy to get via several buses that stop on and around Metropolitan Avenue. Every time I've come here I've always been warmly greeted and offered a free chocolate. They give you a choice between dark, milk and white. They have so many different kinds of items. Not just chocolate. Candy, hot/cold drinks, ice cream, etc. Some of the items are pretty pricey. Like the boxes of chocolate, but believe me, it is worth EVERY cent. They do have a shelf of discounted chocolate items. Its the last shelf in the back on the right-hand side. It'll have previous holiday chocolates for half price. Last week I got a chocolate flag for only $4.25. It was still fresh and delicious. Their stuff is so good that even just a simple milk chocolate Valentines heart on a stick is satisfying delicious. They have chocolate covered Oreo's and Twinkies. Everything is handmade and you can tell! Don't forget to sign up for their rewards. You get 1 point for every dollar you spend. Once you reach 250 points, you get a $25 gift card. If you pay in cash your order will come out to less as well. I look forward to my next visit. The friendly service and dynamite chocolate will always keep me coming back!

CHOCOLATE GALORE!!…read more This chocolate confectionery business somewhat has an old school aesthetic appeal. Quaint. Upon entering the scent is delightfully sweet chocolate permeates all senses and awakens the spirit. Sometimes chocolate can heal broken hearts. However, I believe the most powerful source of healing is genuine love. There are lollypops, hot chocolate, chocolate ice cream, bars, truffles, caramels, cordials, solid milk and dark chocolate shaped hearts and red liquorice. Sports theme and shaped chocolate are also available. I have entered a chocolate party. Aigner must have good mold to make their creations and certainly made on site. Samples are distributed. Customer service is welcoming and attentive. Gift boxes are available and purchases are issued in a nice gift quality paper bag industry standard $0.05 with a post card description of their business and company history. I was browsing their selection and my eyes are surely bigger than my stomach and wallet. Business cards are available for keepsake. Aigner is easily accessible via MTA NYC Transit buses Q53 SBS/ Q52 SBS and then Q54 on Metropolitan Avenue in Queens, NYC. Foiled Red Hearts $14.95 This product is nostalgia brew. It reminded me of Valentine's Day, every year growing up being educated in NYC Board Of Education public elementary school and one year of public junior high school where every student receive two (2) red foiled heart shaped milk chocolate which was a privilege. As a kid, it was a sweet treat and the highlight of the year. Oh, goodie goodie gosh! I found this same exact product at Aigner which reminded me idyllic, wistful times of what was. Rum Cordial $12.95 Small balls center filled rum covered in chocolate was a happy ending for a celebratory day. Nota Bene: There is a 2.05% surcharge fee for credit/debit payment transactions. This time I did absorbed this annoying fee. The sales associate did not inform me of this fee upon payment, ergo four stars. I would return again and again.

I've been living in the area for a long long time. There are a ton of convenience stores nearby…read moreand that could explain why I never really bought stuff from here... But two months ago things changed as my work hours increased. I was getting off work really late around 9-10pm daily. I began to routinely stop by here for the sake of "convenience." One night I bought a beer, a lotto ticket, and a pack of smokes which came out to $16. I paid the gentleman behind the counter with a $100 bill and then walked home with said survival gear. The next morning I woke up to go to work and noticed i was short money. I was short $84 to be exact! I walked to the store and asked the daytime guy if the nighttime guy had found some money on the floor. He said no and advised me to call the nighttime guy after 2pm. He said, "If you did leave it here, Mr. Bobby will have it. Last time a customer left a $2000 winning ticket on the counter and he returned it...." At 2pm I called Mr. Bobby and he confirmed that he did have my money and for me to stop by to pick it up. Later that evening I went to the store and there he was with my change. He told me that I gave him the $100 bill and just walked out and went home. I guess since I was so tired from a 12+ hour shift and had my headphones on, I couldn't hear him calling me. 5 stars....Don't question it....

This placed used to be great for snacks, candy, lotto and even kitchen and bathroom supplies. The…read morehusband and wife owners were very nice....friendly and caring...and the prices were fair. Then they sold their business to a another husband and wife team who treat their customers like dirt. They speak with disrespect to customers, they don't even look at you as you're trying to talk with them, they will never admit a mistake even when its obviously their fault and they will never work with you to resolve a customer concern. They just want you to give them your money and promptly leave their store. They simply don't care. DO NOT GIVE YOUR BUSINESS TO THIS PLACE! WALK 2 SHORT BLOCKS ON 108TH ST TO THE NEXT CANDY STORE!

My go to store for beer and tobacco products. The husband and wife owners are really nice. They…read morehave fair prices and tons of munchies.

The bingsoo here is sooooo good! I love the milk based shaved ice and their fresh fruits. Always so…read moreripe. The portion size is on the shareable side is grab a friend or two. We also tried the biscuit waffle and it was a lot larger than I expected. Warm, crispy and decadent with every bite.

Came here after dinner and got a selection of drinks and desserts…read more The staff was very nice when taking our order and helped us decide what to get. Love this place