Once again Jennifer ( the owner) has outdone herself AGAIN!!…read more She has me driving 45 minutes just to come get my fix! Don't get me wrong... everything in there is yummy BUT once she introduced me to her jalapeño truffle it was over for me. I'm so addicted!! It sounds weird for some people I'm sure... but it just works! Go find out for yourself though! For a small store front there is a TON of space for great tasting treats!! There is something for everyone!!

Picked up different chocolate truffle flavors: no flavor and not good chocolate. Maybe I shouldn't…read morehave shopped there on a Sunday.

The smell called me into this extremely cute ice cream spot. I tried 2 random flavors and it was…read moresmooth and creamy. Great customer service and speedy service ice.

"The best hot chocolate I've ever had here in Grapevine! Rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced --…read moreevery sip is pure comfort. The cozy atmosphere makes it even better. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a delicious treat!"

Awesome boozy chocolate spot in Grapevine. If you love chocolate + chocolate with a dash of…read morealcohol, you will love Chocolate Moonshine. They have a variety of chocolates, fudge, and boozy chocolates; all at a reasonable price point. They offer samples, and once you are able to pick from the wide variety of chocolates they package it up beautifully and even provide a small label (a nice touch). If you are visiting grapevine or are spending some time in the main st area, definitely check out chocolate moonshine!!

Dropped by on March 14th in search of fudge. Advertised as "The Best Fudge in the USA" outside, we…read morekept expectations low going in. We were offered samples and before long exited with our bounty. The fudge IS the best fudge in the USA. We took away the Maple Fudge and it's fantastic. We'll be back for certain next time we pass through Grapevine.

My friend and I stopped by this charming shop while walking down downtown grapevine. We were…read morequickly greeted by Twila and she shared information about their menu. There were plenty of yummy treats to choose from. The prices are affordable and they had a sample pie available. I ordered a slice of the apple crumble pie and a peanut butter cookie. The apple crumble pie was tangy and delicious. The peanut butter cookie was dense and flavorful. I look forward to returning when I'm in the area. They also have the option to write a note of encouragement or inspiration to someone suffering from mental illness. I thought that was a sweet gesture and liked participating in that. Judy Pie will also be around for 10 years soon which is cool.

If you know me, you know i love a good slice of key lime or lemon meringue pie... however this most…read morerecent time i went, i ended up getting a chocolate style cream pie. I normally don't like chocolate, but this pie was really amazing. Luckily when we went, it was about 30 mins before closing so we didn't need to wait... the store still had majority of pies for sale. The lady working behind the counter, who i assume is Judy, was really friendly. One interesting thing to note is that this place is ranked top 10 of all pie shops in america.... by USA Today. Judypie menu also includes gluten-free, keto, and vegan offerings.

Got myself into a jam. A jalapeno jam. Mmmmm…read more Too bad you can take these jellies on a plane. They should sell them in 3 oz containers. Go sample a few.

I came here awhile ago and perused the various goods they had available. I picked up their bourbon…read morebread, sour dough bread, guacamole, lemon lavender cookie and chicken tamales. The prices range from affordable to expensive. They have a good selection of produce/drinks, frozen and baked goods. All the food/baked goodies I purchased were delicious, especially the chicken tamales and guacamole. The sour dough bread was tasty by itself or as a sandwich. The bourbon bread was dense and flavorful as was the lemon lavender cookie. The parking spaces are limited, however I had no problem getting a parking spot. The cashier was friendly and the atmosphere in the store is inviting

I have been wanting to stop by for years and finally decided to make the trip to see what the hype…read moreis all about. The bakery is quaint and small, and was quite busy while we were there. This is not a place you can sit to eat and drink; there is no seating, so expect to purchase and go. I got a country loaf, wheat loaf, and three almond bars for $22. Everything was fresh and delicious. The only reason I'm not giving it five stars is because I sadly have to agree with some of the other reviews about the customer service. There were two women working while we were there. The younger girl was sweet and friendly, but the older lady was quite rude and unpleasant. Seeing as I had been excited to visit for quite some time, it was disappointing and off-putting to be met with attitude/grumpiness from staff. Ultimately, I can look past it though, as the bread is worth it.

Throughout the years the prices have remained the same at this charming local Germany bakery. I'm…read moregrateful for that and the customer service here is quick and friendly. The bakery is spacious, warm and inviting. BreadHaus has delicious bread that is baked fresh throughout the week. I recommend their sourdough bread. For treats, I haven't had a pastry that I didn't like. My favorites are the cowboy cookie, blueberry scone, snickerdoodle and chocolate chip cookie. I look forward to my next visit.

Is this a jewelry store? Some places surprise you the moment you walk in. This was one of them…read more Everything felt effortless. We walked in, made our choices, and were back out in just a few minutes. The selection isn't huge, but that's exactly the point. Instead of seeing 20 different croissants, you see 20 completely different creations. Each dessert has its own personality. This isn't the kind of place where you rush through everything in one sitting. Every bite has different textures, layers, fillings, and fresh fruit that make you slow down and appreciate the craftsmanship. The attention to detail is incredible. One dessert looked just like an apple--even the core was different from the outer "apple," and the tiny stem was made from dark chocolate. It's those little details that make the experience memorable. We walked out in under three minutes and spent just under $70. Was it expensive? Sure. But it felt worth it. You leave with an appreciation for the artistry, incredible flavors, and an aftertaste that makes you glad you treated yourself.

5/5 This reminds me…read moreof the same quality of pastries found in Korea and France. I've been to quite a few patisseries in Dallas and this is the only one I'll return to. Mango - tastes even better than a mango. The kiwi compote and coconut crunch gave tropical vibes like I was on a beach at a resort in Puerto Vallarta. 10/10 Strawberry mojito - my brain is tricked into thinking I'm drinking but I'm really eating, haha. The mint strawberry compote with lime mousse is a winning flavor combination. I wish I savored it more to understand the lime marshmallows better Banana - the mousse tastes just like a delicious browned banana. The crust elevates it and the aesthetics of it all - 100% Mushroom - I don't know how but the pop of blueberry felt like I was berry picking and sampling straight from a farm Amazing service, staff knows all This place has won me over, 5/5. Where is your baking book? ;)

Forgot to take photos but LOVED the setup of this coffee shop and the ample parking. The atmosphere…read morewas quiet enough for me to take my work meetings without a glitch. The coffee was good and baristas were friendly. I could've stayed here working all day. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Dallas. I got an oat milk vanilla latte (not feeling adventurous) but when I go back, I'll try one of their other limited time drinks.

We came around 11 am. Their website makes it seem like they have a lot of vegan options. They…read moredon't, really. There are a couple and most of them are sweet. I was hoping for something savory. We got avocado toast. My husband got his with an egg; I had mine plain. He had an iced caramel latte, and I had a plain cappuccino because that's the best way for me to judge the espresso, besides ordering a straight shot. Food was okay. Did not blow me out of the water. It was decent enough to eat, but a tiny, tiny portion for the price. Somewhere around ten to eleven dollars per toast. One slice of bread, a little avocado, a couple of tomatoes, and balsamic vinegar. Was it tasty? Yes. Was it worth ten dollars? I don't think so. I bought a full sourdough loaf for ten dollars. I understand service costs and all that, but still. Coffee was actually very good, though. My cappuccino had fruity notes, very smooth. They have different roasts, which is nice. The cups and plates are really cute, and the space itself is charming. The lady working seemed very overwhelmed. The place was full, decently loud, line kept getting longer the whole time we were there. My husband didn't love his coffee, and he's usually not picky at all, so that says something. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. But if I needed a place to sit and do some work and didn't need to be on the phone, I'd probably consider it. I just think there are better places out there. Honest opinion. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not, the stars reflect that.