I love see's candies. The employees are always courteous and helpful. Additionally, they always…read moreoffer a free chocolate to try when you walk in. The candy is pricey but worth it in my opinion. I always get the custom boxes because I have chocolates that are my favorite. See's candies make the perfect holiday gift. I was in the store one day and overheard a couple ordering custom boxes to give as gifts for the wedding. I thought it was such a great idea. I highly recommend this place.

Lovely store very kind employees i was treated with so much love. And you already know the Half…read morepound of rocky road was FIRE i love this place

This candy store is a fun place to visit and now has ice cream in the back. I was surprised at the…read moreprices of the items which have gone up quite a bit in a very short time.

A treasury of sugar and corn syrup in its many forms. They give you a complimentary candy for…read morecoming in for the first time, which is sweet. You'll notice the formidable figures on the price tags but ok fine, it's a touristy spot. There was some pseudoscience-looking literature around, as well as a Jesusy vibe, which granted has nothing to do with candy but nonetheless hurts my respect level for the place. An ice cream stand is here too, which might not be open during the cold season. Coconut/dark chocolate morsel yummy, but I don't see how you could mess that up. The toffee was nutty and buttery and not quite right, my friends and I agreed. I bought Ranch Style Divinity because I'm a sucker for nougat/marshmallow treats and I wasn't in my right mind from the altitude and jelly beans that I had already been snacking on. It turned out to be as much fun to mush around in my fingers as to eat. I decided to enjoy its saccharine substance because it cost a lot of money. While playing Candy Crush, I nibbled until my pancreas was humming and my brain was pleasingly packed with fructose and swimming in dopamine. So if that's what you want from candy, it works. I realize there's not a large range of possible quality to many candies but some products seem to not be as delicious as they could be, compared to, say, Kilwin's. And my sampling is admittedly not large so they could still win me over, with a banana chew perhaps.

Donuts - yay, they're classic and fresh. i got a different donut from my usual chocolate round,…read moreblueberry cake- maple bar- and was underwhelmed. Pig in a blanket - not consistently available and that's sad. Even if you're THE early bird, if they didn't make any that morning, they aren't going to have it that day. Customer service - still friendly, not always personable, which i can understand cause they're busy as heck Ambiance - tidy

Been going there for years. Certainly not hidden, it is a popular place. Original owners sold last…read moreyear but the new ownes are keeping quality up

We bought 2 milk chocolate pecan clusters and 1 dark chocolate cashew cluster, it was 10.64. What…read morea disappointment, they were small and definitely did not taste fresh, Won't buy chocolate from them again, will go to Kilwin's downtown.

I usually have a pleasant experience here but today the service from the gentleman working was not…read moregood. The ladies working there are amazing but he was cold and short with me.

Great food and service. Small place so can get busy. Outside table for the good weather.read more

Food was delicious. Service was excellent by Juan. Ambiance very pleasant & relaxing.read more

Food was very impressive! Had the sweet potato hash and cinnamon bun. Both were delicious and…read moreunique. Cinnamon bun was buttery and citrusy- felt like a really good croissant mixed with a tasty citrus cream frosting- matched well with my latte. Jaycee was an amazing server. Super attentive and friendly while allowing us space to enjoy our meal and company even on a very busy morning!

After graduating from Colorado Christian University at the…read moreBlue Arena, my wife and I found this awesome little boutique restaurant. Seriously, I can't recommend this place enough. The owner, Emily, was there working to keep everything running smoothly. The food was healthy and evidently is a great local favorite. All the breakfast and brunch staples you'd hope for, done really well. Our server, Izzy, was amazing too. Super friendly and on top of a party of 9 (and my 18-month old toddler. I'd totally recommend this spot for a laid-back breakfast or brunch. And honestly, if I'm ever back in the area, I'd go out of my to visit Taste Local again. I walked out really impressed, as I think anyone would.

A good spot to get some work done. The latte I got was thoughtful, with a nice flavor profile. The…read morepatio is awesome in the warmer months!

I was visiting a friend from out of town and we popped in here for a quick matcha while killing…read moretime before our breakfast reservation - and the matchas were delish! My friend also got a macaroon which she loved. This place was BUMPING and there was a smidge of a line so I'd expect a tid bit of a wait on weekends. Definitely come a bit early if you want to snag seating on their patio (esp if the weather is nice out). They had a lot of cute indoor and outdoor seating areas and lots of good food options as well. I would definitely make this a regular stop if I lived in the area.

Mary's Mountain Cookies in downtown Loveland is a fun place to get dessert or select a gift. It is…read morelocated on a corner that is under construction currently. (Best to have someone drop you off and pick you up because parking is hectic.) Once inside it smells wonderful and the shop is cute. There are many fresh flavors to choose from. They have a cookie deal that was buy six get two free. Cookies are around $ 3.95 to $4.25 a piece. There is a buy 6 get 2 free deal currently . The Brookie , half chocolate chip and half brownie cookie was my favorite. The peanut butter with Reese's cups was also loved. S'mores was yummy. The Lemon was well enjoyed and the M&M was a real treat. The cookies are a good large size that can easily be shared. There is no seating inside so note that before arriving. The inside has a freezer or cooler with dough to buy and a party pack of smaller cookies. The store is manned by young women who both sell and package the cookies. They turn a screen around for you to tip. They were pretty friendly. You can get day old cookies in a clear bag for a discount on a table in the front. This is a cute small business and a gift from here will be well received. Give it a go!

The variety of cookies is unreal! Something for everyone. The cookies are massive and perfectly…read morecooked IMO. A nice solid base for the plentiful mix ins but soft enough to sink your teeth into. I'm a chocolate person so the peanut butter cup was my fav but the other cookies were enjoyed by all. Shop was clean and the cookie display was lovely. The ladies at the counter were helpful and packed up the cookies nicely.

I might be one of the few married women who can say, "I enjoyed eating year-old cake." Ordered a…read morevery small cake for our elopement, and we saved the top tier per tradition. Wrapped it in Saran Wrap, then aluminum foil, and then put it in a ziplock bag. Stuck it in the freezer, and it tasted great even a year later! The fondant texture was a little mushy, but otherwise it was perfect! It was the cherry almond cake. We've also had their chocolate stout cupcakes, which are off the hook when paired with a nice dark beer! I don't think most couples can rave about yummy year-old cake, so this place gets 5 stars from me!

Ordered a wedding cake for my daughters wedding. We asked for an aspen tree log with a heart a…read moretheir initials. The cake was horrible. It looked like a toasted marshmallow. I thank god that we opened the box to look at it so we could make it look a little decent . The cake was very dry and the lady that delivered it was rude. They should be ashamed of themselves for delivering such trash ! .