I needed a cookie tray for a party so I booked Pam's! I should've gotten 2; I remember putting the…read morecookies out on the table, and when I next looked at them 20 minutes later, there was only one left! Which I devoured. Which is when I wished I'd ordered 2. Several folks complimented me on the treats, which I had to tell them about Pam. They mentioned how fresh they were, and said they were "just like mom used to make." So be sure to stop at her little bakery cupboard on S Washington street! If you're lucky, there will be some left for you!

So I've been following Pam since she tried to open a restaurant in Hancock, MD. She puts her…read moreeverything into her work and the product shows it. My favorite is the apple fritter loaf. Pros: - Large variety of baked goods along with soup mixes among many other things - Great personality of owner/operator - Very well made products - Off street parking to access business Cons: - None that I can think of at the moment

Bread bowls. Amazing service and really kind people. Nothing more to say. J/K!…read more We ordered two breakfast sandwiches with sausage, egg and cheese, two bread bowls, one with sausage gravy and the other with egg, bacon, cheese and green peppers, and scrambled eggs, which came with toast. A green tea and a dirty chai latte. It was all super yummy!! Only change I would have made would have been a bit of a cheese sauce to help bind the eggs to the bread bowl. The staff were all so, so kind and checked in on us regularly The food came on little, cafeteria plates, cutlery in a little brown paper package with a plastic table covering that lets them set the holiday tone by putting a heart shaped tablecloth underneath just fit. Really a perfect small town brunch experience.

Happened to come across this place while going to the springs near by. This place is amazing!…read moreEverything is made to order. They have everything you could possibly want. Coffee,tea,boba, truffles, pies, breakfast and lunch. We had a blt sandwich, tomato soup, pie and some cookies. If you are in the area you should definitely stop by.

When you walk in, the right half of the store comprises tables and tables of individual candy that…read moreyou bag yourself, hence the name "Candyland." The other half is a small grocery store with the basics including some produce, but not a whole lot of selection. It's adequate. There are two registers. The cashier was efficient but not too friendly. Worth stopping in at least to check it out.

This store had beautiful produce, a variety of meats and cheeses, candy/cake making supplies and an…read more amazing amount of individual and pre packaged candies. The store is very clean and the staff are very helpful.

After five years, my wife and I finally paid a visit to this unque museum/candy store…read more This museum has over three thousand toy elephants of different sizes from other parts of the world on display. It is my understanding they have been in business for almost four decades The elephants are on display in glass display cases in the back of the store. There is full sized animated elephant outside in front of the store. It provides a great photo opportunity for the little ones The store is chock full of candy, ranging from hard candy to chocolate covered raisins, peanuts and just about everything in between. The candy and chocolates are sold prepackaged and loose for added convenience, as well as offering candy dispensers. They offer nostalgic candies as well, such as candy sticks and candy buttons on paper strips. At the front counter, they also offer store made fudge and chocolates. The store is packed tight with all kinds of candies and novelties. The parking lot is small and can easily get full during busy times such as weekends and warmer weather. There are restrooms in the rear of the store. I definitely recommend this store especially for young families and those young at heart.

This business presents itself as a family-friendly destination, but that was not my experience…read more Parents should be aware that pride-themed displays and flags were prominently featured throughout the store, which some families may find inconsistent with the atmosphere they are seeking for their children. In addition, the candy products I purchased appeared stale, which was disappointing. The store also contains a large amount of candy, snacks, and other junk food throughout the premises, creating a strong temptation for children at every turn. Families should consider these factors when deciding whether this establishment aligns with their preferences and expectations.

I love the idea of this store! This store is called the "Nation's Only Historic Candy Store" & is…read moreowned by Susan Benjamin. She is a renowned candy historian. After entering, we received a warm welcome and began perusing the candies and treats. They were organized by time period and some interesting information was posted nearby and/or on the individual item. There were also gift sets. Some of the items were quite dusty and seemed as if they had been there for some time. A lot of the items were things that can be purchased in Cracker Barrel or in other old-timey candy stores elsewhere. They offer modern candy as well, but overall, I was underwhelmed. I was quite surprised to see historic candies so full of artificial dyes. That was an eye opener. I was kind of surprised at the signage throughout the store. The signs seemed basic when considered all the endorsements that the store has. Maybe the signs were made to look less modern. I didn't end up purchasing anything but was glad to visit.

I bookmarked this shop when I saw their entry on Atlas Obscura. Unlike many of the other ice cream…read moreand candy shops in Harpers Ferry (which were doing tremendous business on this hot afternoon), this one is focused on more historic treats. The candy of old. Part museum and part sweet shop, they have displays showing the candies through the ages, from native American hickory bark to 1900 toys and food items behind glass. It was tough to limit our purchase as we saw so many "must have" items. In the end, we got our bill down to under $30 and just got four different things including some chocolate covered almonds for me (vacation food!) and both ginger and licorice for Mrs. K. Note that True Treats Candy is not handicapped accessible. The entrance is a somewhat steep set of stairs. They might have a rear entrance, probably just ask. [Review 1033 of 2025 - 188 in West Virginia - 24587 overall]

A lot of flavors of pie and a nice place to stop by. The store is huge and clean with a lot of…read morejams! The pies were good, but I would not say these pies are exceptional. The apple pie filling was good, but the blueberry pie filling was a little thick/gloppy for my taste, and the filling was teetering between grape flavor instead of blueberry. That said, their crust is really good and I enjoyed that. Honestly, I felt the price was a expensive for what I got. I would still recommend coming though and supporting the store. It's certainly good and may suit your taste better.

Phenomenal bakery, pies are to die for!! Best little spot when traveling to Martinsburg.read more

DeFluris's originally operated in Northern VA, and then moved the heart of historic downtown…read moreMartinsburg, West Virginia in 1998. Family owned and operated specialing in Fine Chocolates. There was a large assortment to choose from. Truffles we tried were rich and delicious! They also offer an assortment of Sugar free chocolates, sweetened with Malitiol. For those outside of the area, they ship, so check out their online store! Friendly service, not over the top. Street parking My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

Chocolate isn't the best It's been a few months since we…read morebought chocolate but we were quite disappointed by the boxes we tried

Amazing little market with lots of fresh fruit and vegetables! Tons of candy in bulk. A wide…read morevariety of spices, herbs for canning and baking. Prices are what to be expected...everything is fresh so it's worth a little more money. Service was great! Highly recommend a visit to this business.

I love, love,love this store!! And have for many years. Only thing I don't like is. No expiration…read moredates on most ite

What a find traveling north! Hot bacon, egg and cheese biscuit, very fresh apple cider and heirloom…read moretomatoes to use for dinner tonight. So many other choices, as well, and a huge gas area.

Sandwich was really good. I got the special for today (Whitacre's Orchard (Turkey breast, sliced…read moreapples, cheddar cheese & bacon with Shawnee's Smoky Chipotle Mustard on toasted sourdough.)). The only weird thing was that they randomly closed the deli right after I ordered. It was 12:50 on a Sunday. Not sure if that normally happens. Also it is kind of connected to the Shell. It was a nice country place to stop for lunch.

Went to get some candy for my family for Valentine's Day for a change of pace since I usually make…read morecandies, myself. The Store is quite adorable, I like seeing all the little knick knacks on sale along with the candies, but I was surprised to deal with a rude and stressed staff member, which instantly took away from the quaint atmosphere. I asked for a couple of samples before I spent $30 or so dollars on the chocolates, but was denied samples, and felt very unfriendly vibes coming from her. I've only been to the Chambersburg store one other time, which was a quick but good experience. I was disappointed at my most recent visit to the Hagerstown store.

Seriously the best candy ever. My mom would get candy here for valentines and Easter for us every…read moreyear. My son is 17 now, and she still gets him candy from here for Easter. We've lived in CA since 2009 and she mails it. Since they've moved now she orders online. Still same great candy. I always loved coming in here when I was a kid. The chambersburg store is cool too! Worth the moola for sure. It's so much better.