As soon as you walk in, you're hit with the amazing scent of chocolate! Tabal has a fantastic…read moreselection of chocolate bars - from something you might expect to totally unique flavor combinations. Their chocolates make fantastic gifts, too. You'll also find some hand-dipped chocolates at the counter (the mint meltaways were so good!) and other chocolatey items, too. I've tried their Dubai chocolate and the gluten-free version of that, as well - super good! I'd love to take one if their classes sometime in the near future. The staff are aways very helpful and friendly. I make sure to stop in any time I'm in the Tosa Village.

I have been coming here for their hot chocolate and well crafted sweet treats. Today, it was for…read moresome last minute Christmas shopping. Instead of buying something that my family members will return or that will end up collecting dust in their basements, how about chocolate? Personally, I can't think of a better gift! They have a wide variety of chocolate in different forms. The only problem is deciding on what to get! Service is always friendly and helpful. There are a couple of tables inside if you want to stay and sip your hot chocolate. I will definitely be back. It might be sooner if I can remember whose gift I forgot to buy!

Great selection of chocolates! I love their truffles. My favorite are the espresso, fig, and…read morelavender. The Shorewood location also offers locally made Purple Door icecream!

This little shop is a cornucopia of goodies. Right from truffles, chocolate bars, brittle to ice…read morecream and wine, this is your one stop shop for your sweetheart on Valentines day and any other day of the year! Don't sleep on this, definitely give it a visit.

Ready to Indulge your tastebuds? Then look no further than these chocolate connoisseurs! Indulgence…read moreChocolatiers consistently whips up delicious batches of decadence with each colorful bite. Looking for a tasty treat for yourself? Pair it with a glass of wine and cheese with a fancy little tasting or enjoy a unique chocolate all on its own. There are consistent tried and true flavors such as gray sea salt and fig balsamic, as well as unique and seasonal creations such as brown butter pear sage truffle or peppermint bark. You can order just one or an entire box full! Julie, the owner, is chock full of knowledge, history and insight about everything from chocolate and wine to bourbon and whiskey. Take a class with her, virtually or in-person, and you won't regret it!

I attended one of the autumn wine, cheese, and chocolate tastings and thought the place was…read moreawesome. Up at the counter there were SEVERAL delicious truffles to choose from that I think will fit anyone's palette and preference. And the class itself was so fun and yummy. It's a small atmosphere and it creates an intimate experience. The owner was knowledgeable about each and every part of the tasting and what we were sampled (which is cool for a noob like me) and I loved the experience. 10/10 would go again.

A great place to stop along the road if you've got wiggly kids (or wiggly adults) who need to get…read moreout of the car for a bit! I spied the goofy face on the side of the barn from the freeway and am a sucker for toys, so we detoured to take a peek. I really liked the rustic interior; it gave it some charm that not a lot of toy stores necessarily have. The inside wasn't too overwhelming or overstimulating, and there was a variety of items available for sale, most notably: toddler toys, puzzles and games, playmobile, science/outdoor stuff, plushies, and candy. The selection wasn't overly abundant, and I think they could probably do more with their square footage, if they wanted to. I thought it was cute they had a little nook with a table and chairs and a "game of the week" sort of set up so you could try it out if you wanted. The employee working there was friendly and sweet. I got a small plush Douglas brand fox (because I collect fox plushies and I didn't have that particular design yet). In the basement they apparently sell bait and tackle, which is sorta hilarious. As it was winter when we stopped in, the ice cream attachment was not selling. Rats! Maybe next time we head to WI?

Like everyone else, I have driven by this place hundreds of times on the highway while heading…read moresomewhere else. I was in Delafield and realized I needed a couple more small holiday gifts, so I finally decided to stop in. I'm really glad that I did. There was much more there than I expected. Inside, there are rooms filled with all kinds of games and toys. The selection ranges from board games to action figures and everything in between. There truly is something for just about every age and interest. If you are in the mood for something to eat, or want to buy a tasty gift, they also have a case full of different confections. I ended up picking up a couple of items. The staff were friendly and helpful during checkout.

New on the scene, Joyaux Sweets is elevating confections with inspiring new flavors, creative…read moreshapes and adorable decorations. Just like it's namesake, Joyaux (meaning "jewel" in French) values every handmade truffle and confection like a precious gem with care, detail and quality gleaming in each one. The box assembled has a great range of flavors that really helps to complement each other. I ate the double chocolate truffle, so rich, dark and decadent, and then followed it up with raspberry pate de fruit which was bright, sparkling and REALLY popped compared to the richness of the chocolate. The sourdough dark chocolate pretzels are something I personally could eat an entire bag of, so they're plenty dangerous and could be paired with beer, whisky or your favorite cocktail easily. Soft carmel was chewy but only JUST chewy enough where I didn't feel like I'd have to go to the dentist to get my fillings redone like some carmels I'm legit afraid of. The white chocolate raspberry ganache truffle was smooth and creamy like how you picture white chocolate. The hint of raspberry lingers around at the end of the flavor - for those who love raspberry I could even seen that getting punched up a little. The Arc de Triomphe (get it, the name is French?!!) is the peanut butter truffle. It's a souped-up Reese's on steroids. If you like chocolate and you like peanut butter (who doesn't?) you're gonna fall in love with this treat. Something they do with the peanut butter filling gives it an extra layer of complexity and just a hint of crunch.

Self control was just not an option with these amazing sweets! I truly cant decide which was my…read morefavorite. The peanut butter truffles were not only aesthetically pleasing but equally tasty. I loved that both the Raspberry Pate De Fruit and the Caramels had great flavor, were really chewy but neither stuck to your teeth which is a common issue with those types of treats. The white chocolate raspberry ganache truffle was the perfect balance of chocolate with a nice hint of raspberry. All of them were SO delicious!

I love this place. New candy and nostalgic candy as well. They also have ice cream and freeze-dried…read morecandy. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. This is a must-visit place if you are anywhere in the area.

At the very last minute, my best friend decided she wanted a Babe's banana split for her birthday…read moretreat. Because I knew another member of our tribe would want to be there, I invited her and her partner as well. All in all, there were going to be seven of us, so my partner and I quickly headed to Babe's to warn them that we were going to have a large group. The young staff was friendly and amiable, allowing us to move furniture in order to accommodate everyone. The banana split is a create-your-own adventure, allowing the customer to choose three flavors of incomparable Chocolate Shoppe ice cream as well as three toppings!! Unfortunately, we were told that they didn't have any bananas for splits. (Cue "Yes, We Have No Bananas.") Birthday Girl was quite disappointed, but what are you going to do? While everyone else was being served, one of the staff realized they had frozen bananas that were supposed to be chocolate-dipped, so I asked if that could be used for the split. We were told yes! I don't remember what flavors the birthday girl chose, but I do remember her big smile when she got her split. Our experience was definitely a seven out of seven, one thumbs up from each member of our group.

LSTS: If it wasn't for the manager, we wouldn't have gotten served…read more The worker ignored us when I walked in. When we were all ready to order my mom stepped up and had to ask her if she would sever us ice cream she only took care of my mom and step dad. Then she stopped working and taking orders as soon as her mom came in. Even her mom asked her to finish the customers in line and she ignored the entire line including the order is was in the middle of and told her mom that everyone was order was done. Which was incredibly inconsiderate and wrong. Before the mom left, she told her kid (the worker) that she has 15 mins left and should be working. After the mom left the worker continued to not help any one. Thank goodness for the manager (lady in the red shirt) she actually saw what happened and took over the line. It was our first night of our family vacation and I love coming to Wisconsin because of the people and the customers service but I guess that doesn't count for this restaurant. But the lady in the red shirt deserves a raise and the worker needs it fix her (their) priorities. The ice cream was really good (I would just go to a different location).

Milk Chocolate Peanut Cups: I don't know if there's a better combination with milk chocolate than…read morepeanut butter. It's important that each component be just right or it can ruin the cup though. The Nutman Company was founded in 1992 in Hubertus, WI. Not that I dislike Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (quite the opposite), but Nutman's version is easily superior and possibly the best I've ever had. After having these I could easily go without ever having Reese's again (gasp). The milk chocolate is smooth & creamy. Biting into the chocolate, it's very soft & the creamy peanut butter innards are quickly exposed. Reese's has a chunkier and more solid peanut butter core. The core of this product is more velvety & smooth. It's not in a messy liquid state, but it's not nearly as firm as Reese's and other brands either. It reminds me of peanut butter chocolates from another local WI candy maker (Quality Candy/Buddy Squirrel). Just like those other brands, Nutman's version is Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Nutman has so many things to offer - unique and artisan crafts and jewelry, nuts, snacks, and…read morechocolates, including seasonal treats and gift baskets, a great coffee bar without the long lines you might encounter at other places, and my personal favorite- gelato! They are open despite COVID, so stop by and check them out.