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    Nuts Factory

    3.9 (107 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Everllaliz L.

    This place is very clean and organized. The staff are attentive when you walk in. The items are labeled and in closed containers; there's a variety of nuts and candies. I recommend this place.

    Brandon Y.

    They were running a special promotion where you could get a free Dubai chocolate bar and then another one if you reviewed them online, so I had to come by and get my free Dubai chocolate! I ended up choosing the Dubai chocolate baklava (chocolate covered baklava ) and the angel hair one (pistachio and cotton candy) and they were both quite substantial in size. In terms of taste, I think they're both just alright though honestly. The baklava in the dubai chocolate bar tasted a bit old, not spoiled, but not the taste that fresh baklava has. The angel hair one was a little better, the cotton candy added an interesting textural component to the bar. I think overall though, the original Dubai Chocolate Bar they make is much better. I think in both instances, the other components mask over the pistachio instead of working with it. I think their classic bar is the perfect ratio of chocolate to crispy katafi, to pistachio cream. So next time I come back, I think I'll just stick with that.

    Lucia D.

    Beautiful store. Very clean. I thought it was as a good place to try out the Dubai chocolate. Turns out that it's full of bad ingredients. Food colorings and junk. Very disappointed. I bought one bar for about $20. The gold one was $80. When you break off a piece it's liquid inside. You have to eat the whole thing. You can not pack away or the inside will come out as it's liquid. What a mess. Not a street food. They have strawberries that you can add toppings too. Great nut butters and lots of nuts and candy treats.

    Dubai Chocolate
    Nini T.

    The best Dubai chocolate! This was so bomb! I have been on a hit for these chocolate bars. My cousin told me I had to stop by here, "they have the best Dubai chocolate'." He was not wrong! We tried a couple of places before stopping by the nut factory, the others ones are no match! So far the nut factory has the best Dubai chocolate! Crunchy, nutty, and sweet! :)

    Assorted Roasted Nuts with ribbon
    Tiffany Y.

    4.5 stars. The Nuts Factory is a chain retail store that sells assorted nuts as well as other foods such as chocolates, gummy candies, and dried fruits. I first heard about The Nuts Factory in a news article that mentioned their Dubai chocolate bars. I visited the website, saw that the store was selling two Dubai chocolate bars for $50 total plus any applicable shipping and handling. I ordered the two Dubai chocolate bars as well as a platter of assorted roasted nuts for a total of $80. The next day, The Nuts Factory shipped my package via UPS. The next day, UPS delivered the package to my house. Although the weather was not hot, the ice packs for the chocolate bars had melted, but the chocolate bars and the nuts were still in excellent condition. The Dubai chocolate bars were a large size; contained milk chocolate, pistachios (subtle flavor), and kadaifi filo; had a partially crispy texture; and tasted very sweet. The dry-roasted nuts were salted cashews, salted pistachios, salted hazelnuts, salted almonds, salted pecans, salted macadamia, and bbq cashews. My husband and I enjoyed most of these nuts, but we would have preferred to have had the opportunity to choose the flavors of nuts rather than to receive a default assortment.

    Dubai chocolate
    Dimpie S.

    Smells heavenly the moment you walk in. Service was quick but it wasn't too busy. Servers need to be more familiar with what products are being sold. The Dubai chocolate was good! Definitely interesting but you could tell it's artificial compared to the real thing

    Nancy A.

    Saw many reviews about the Dubai chocolate is amazing from Nuts Factory and decided to check myself out in this place and saw the staff putting out Dubai chocolate on the shelf. I was so excited to get one and also got myself a Turkish bagel. Got some chocolates with hazelnuts and pistachios along with a small box of chilli rice puffs. There are many different types of nuts and chocolates for you to check out when you come here. I ate the chocolate with pistachio nuts and it wasn't as good as the Dubai chocolate where the pistachio melts in your mouth. You don't need to refrigerate it and the pistachio stuffing is still fresh! Not overly sweet and just right! I also got a 30% off coupon for my next purchase from the cashier.

    Betty L.

    I really feel like I reverted back to my 10 year old self just being so overwhelmed and happy. When I walked into the store the smell itself just like lead me up and down the aisles. I wanted to see everything. I don't know if they allow tasting because I didn't ask. There was just so much different types of nuts (covered with so many different yummy flavors), licorice of all kinds, gummys of all kinds, chocolate of all different types plus a whole lot more. The store was big bright and clean. I literally was looking for the original Dubai chocolate bar and they had it. They offered different flavors but of course if I am going to spend $20 on a bar of Dubai chocolate I had to get their popular original bar. This place is really amazing. You get what u pay for (worth it!!), so take that anyway you want. It seems that you can buy half pound of whatever or pound or more at a time. This is just my favorite candy store now. It's really an amazing place. I am definitely putting them on to give as gifts list.

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    Yingxin Y.

    The best best best nuts store in New York City or even in New York State. They have everything here. And they have lots of things that other nuts store doesn't have. Recommend PurpleGarlic & Onion Snack, Rice Snack, Honey Mustard Onion Snack, BBQ Ravioli Peanut It taste really special and these are salty. If you love more sweet, I recommend OREO Favor covered Cashew/Hazelnut , Pistachio Corered Cashew/Hazelnut , Pretzel covered Cashew/ Hazelnut, they ALL taste good!! Beside nuts, they have dry fruits and candies chocolate, and some spices The staffs are very friendly I really recommend everyone to come! This is a perfect snacks shop in Manhattan, NY

    stuffed dates
    Alexa R.

    Nuts Factory sells a ton of sweet and savory items by the pound, so it's basically a bulk food heaven! You'll first be greeted by the amazing smell of freshly roasted nuts, so it's always off to a great start. You probably could have guessed from the name, but they specialize in all types of dry and roasted nuts. I love the candied nuts, especially the oreo flavored and pistachio covered ones. There's also chocolates, candy, dried fruit, and baked goods like halva. They often have sales, which makes the price reasonable! Also, they usually have free samples, which is always a major bonus.

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    Amazing! The chocolate strawberries were delicious! I highly recommend. Pricey for sure BUT worth it

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    I ordered the two Dubai chocolate bars as well as a platter of assorted roasted nuts for a total of $80.

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