I was absolutely ecstatic driving through a Beaverton parking lot and spotting my absolute favorite…read morechocolate shop in Portland! I've been a huge fan of the original location for a couple of years. Not only are they delicious, but their wrappers are beautiful too! I gave these away for Christmas gifts one year and it was a real hit. I had the opportunity to chat with the passionate owner, Hamoody. He's incredibly personable and told me about what the new location has in store. They have a soft opening right now (grand opening planned for the end of March 2025!), and it's even better than the other location. They'll be offering ice cream in addition to their chocolates. What really caught my eye, is the sign that said they have the viral Dubai chocolate.I even went to Dubai at the end of last year and couldn't find it! Hamoody told me they'll be creating a special fruit Dubai chocolate parfait-type dish. While it's not available just yet, I was assured it will be available soon.

YUMMY Chocolates!!!!! Can't wait to go back & try the…read moreSundaes! Sweet service & very cute Shop too!

Always a sweet visit! My daughter and I were immediately greeted and offered a sample, which, of…read morecourse we accepted. Dark chocolate is my favorite and so I tried dark chocolate buttercream. We visited during lolly pallooza. Cafe latte Lolly for me. We stepped over to the counter and purchased one dark chocolate California brittle from my husband, and we're offered an additional sample of another favorite, dark chocolate scotchmallow. Very friendly staff members, not too crowded on the Fourth of July, and we rounded out to visit with a bag of dark chocolate hearts. This location always has great service. No pictures because...we ate them!

It's that time of year again "Valentines Day". Where we spend money on candy and chocolate for our…read moreloved one. I love this Sees store by Tanasbourne. The staff in here are all so nice and warm. They offer samples as they pack up your delicious treats or while you are browsing for the right gift.

We had such a fabulous time at Clockwork celebrating my best friend's birthday in early April! We…read morewere in on April 11th and every member of the staff was kind and helpful. We did the classic tasting without any add-ons except for mimosas while we were there. The highlights? We were raving about the vanilla scones (so simple, so good!), the meat pie, and the tea sandwiches. Every tea we selected was delicious and the pomegranate mimosas were a highlight for all of us. I encourage leaning into the theme, get dressed up, wear a fascinator, and fall into wonderland! Notes: reservations are highly encouraged due to limited space, so definitely make sure you reserve ahead of time! Allow extra time for parking - this is in the heart of downtown Beaverton and may require a little bit of a walk, but don't let that discourage you, keep circling and you'll find something, or settle for a nice little jaunt and enjoy the charm of downtown Beaverton.

What a fantastic gem this is!…read more Reservations are highly recommended and we had made one several months in advanced. We were in on a Saturday afternoon and nearly every table was occupied while we were there, yet it felt like we were the only table. The setting is very cool. There's so many hidden gems as you look around the space. Even down to their dinnerware and teapots. Each one unique and fun, enough to generate table conversations. Our server, Joey, was fantastic! He took the time to go over his favorite teas and answer any questions we had about ones we were interested in. I'm not a huge tea fan and I really enjoyed the one I got (birthday black tea-decaf). The food was so yummy! Our party were all so excited to try everything. The vanilla scone was the standout for me, but I did truly enjoy everything. My only caution is that parking can be a bit of a headache in the area so be aware ahead of time, but do not let that stop you from making a reservation for afternoon tea, it's worth it!

Such amazing fudge. Tried a sample and I knew I was sold…read more Loved visiting and seeing a bunch of different flavors available, the chocolate raspberry flavor and the peppermint flavors were some really memorable ones.

From the owner: Classic and unusual fudge varieties packaged for gifting, Fresh-baked tea breads, cookies,…read morebrownies, and other goodies. Unique items available by special order. Grandma Susie is a retired pastry chef who still loves to make sweet treats. She's also an active volunteer working to reduce food waste and divert edible food from the waste stream to people in need. Founder of Waste Not Food Taxi. All profits from Grandma Susie's Fudge go to food waste mitigation. Mail order and shipping available!

Saw some of these and had to take a look. The chocolates are all so beautiful I almost felt bad…read moreeating them. We chatted about coffee chocolate before we headed out and it is so clear how passionate she is about her work, I loved it so much! The chocolates themselves were amazing, I will be back for sure.

I've had an unusual discovery of Vancouver farmers market, I…read moremet Suzanne Popick. A chocolatier. A really good one too. I was able to describe to her how she wasdoing correctly, I am experiencing the loss of taste.. so my description of all the things she can't experiment below the surface, I was able to explain in detail all my impressions, it brought her almost to tears to hear such validation of her work. I found it a blessing for me and her both, To give her the recognition she deserves, and one for me, to give a gift like this.

It's always empty here in Beaverton for a reason. Hillsboro…read moreand Lake Oswego... read up. This is a biz model that you will see through. From bulks tea to repackaging. Marketing at best- designed branding and upscale look. That's how they can charge triple. Profit margins of middlemen example. Their tea from Africa is probably the best gimmick here, note: order extra hot (which you will get lukewarm) don't order cold it's horrible. Anyhow we are tea drinkers in nature and didn't get any sense of aroma. It might taste better if you fool yourself that the owner isn't American, up to your judgement ;) I know because I have good friend from Kenya. Many authentic women/minority for good cause out there that you can prove. Gimmicks are everywhere be careful. My recommendation for loose tea to take home; Tea is originated in Asia- here in Beaverton there are great options 1. Asian market for Oulong, Jasmine, Puerh, or 2. Apna Indian market for Chai, or 3. Uwajimaya for authentic matcha, Genmaicha, etc. Educate yourself go get a real deal. You pay a lot less for good stuff plus organic options, get air tight tin containers from Michaels, best consume within a year. And honey from farmers market is real local. Don't be fooled. Talk to the people who make things, not the repacking business. Afternoon tea? Invest in a set of tea pot, order British earl grey, grab pastries from New Seasons and do better yourself or if you have a lot of money left grab a flight to London, skip the fake expensive ones. Warn you.

Initially, i was heading to the Asian Family Market to get some groceries, but this little shop…read morecaught my eyes. Their sign said they had hot chocolate and tea, and I thought to myself: ... who can say no to that? The first impression of the shop was good. It was cute, clean, and spacious. On one wall you got array of tea on display, and on the other side you have the tea station along with a chocolate display case. Anne (with an e!) was there to greet us. She briefly introduced herself and explained what they had to offer today. Unfortunately the chocolates were very popular, so the case was a bit empty and we didn't get to try them. We ended up getting two Lavender Fog lattes and they came in super cute pink cups. My cousin was really impressed with the foam on top, since it was super fine and she just loved it! I also enjoyed my London Fog as well. However, If I can give one bit of feedback, I'd love to be able to control the sugar level. The tea latte was good, but it was so sweet that it muted my sense of taste a little. I understand that everyone has a different preference for sugar level, but I have been on a low sugar diet for years. So I think it would be very beneficial for a customer to order full/half/low sugar to their individual tastes. Otherwise the tea latte was nice and warm, and the flavor was enjoyable. Personally I'm very interested in doing high tea with my girlfriends. It sounded like it'd be a fun experience. Also from what I'd heard from Anne, they serve sandwiches, treats, and chocolates, soup, salad and unlimited tea. I don't know about you, but that sounds like a dream to me! If I ever try their high tea, I'll post about that experience too. Like many reviewers have addressed, this shop opened during the height of COVID. Anne told me it was (and still is) really stressful and difficult to keep the business going. So, if you are into tea, chocolate, good company, and/or supporting black owned businesses. You should definitely check this place out!

Great experience with samples. High quality chocolate truffles! Lots of options to pick from for…read moregifts.

Amazing find! It was amazing experience…read more Customer service was so kind and nice Would come again

Lollipop and Pops is a beautiful shop with great curb appeal, or rather "mall" appeal, since they…read moreare located in Washington Square. So cute, like the name, I had to wonder in. Inside is bright, with sherbet colored green walls, lots of shelves and tables stocked with beautifully wrapped candy, gift assortments, boxes of chocolates, novelty candy, gummies, lollipop, and even candy from around the world, including a large variety of Asian candies. For those wanting just an individual piece of chocolate or wanting to create a custom purchase, the counter holds individual pieces of a variety of chocolates. They have all the usual suspects - truffles, salted chocolate caramels, chocolate with nuts, cream filled and more. It was October, so there was a section dedicated to fall colors and Halloween, with candy coming in black cat boxes, candy that resembles an eyeball, witch, ghost, and of course, candy corn. Never understood the appeal of candy corn, you either love it or avoid it, but it's definitely representative of the season. Candy here is priced high, so it's more like a treat or gift, not an everyday purchase. Personally, I think they would be more profitable if they had a broader price range so it could be the candy store you always purchase something from while at the mall.

As many have said before, this place is pretty spendy but the stuff they sell all tastes delicious…read more It's always fun to window shop and ask about their products. The staff seemed extremely friendly and down-to-earth while having a lot of good suggestions on what would best fit our tastes. The shop itself has such cozy lighting and nice pastel paint, it's very welcoming and there's always something to look at.

We got free sample and ended up buying a box with all our favorites. They have a good selection…read moreinside and the clerks were very nice. We love See's because it's delicious, the milk chocolate is unbeatable. We also love See's because they give free samples so you can try it before you buy it. This box of chocolate was about $20 no tax.

Ordered a box of Scotchmallow and it was delivered quickly. Candy was fresh. Great serviceread more

I will guzzle the dried mulberries in the bulk trail mix. All. Day…read more The grocery section is small but contains brands I don't normally find in major chains. I came here looking for soft pitas but left with wheat lavash. And I'm not mad about it. The man at the counter was friendly and forgiving when I looked lost perusing the dried fruit section. I appreciate a small local grocery and I'll be back.

I love this place. It's my "go to" for Bulgarian and french feta, and other middle eastern…read morespecialty products.