How do you rate a "sweet shop"? By the amount of sugar? The sweetness of the employees? Selection…read moreof satisfying confections? Well, all I know is this place rocks so much I had a flashback to childhood walking in the door! You got your selection of gummy bears (or fish, or worms, or whatever else is gummy). There's a healthy selection of bars, even a huge Charleston Chew (pun intended). Sour candy, nutty candy, fruity candy, chocolate candy.. I'm thinking you have already taken a mind-trip to Willy Wonka"s. The real treasure is behind the counter. Various flavors of truffles, pralines (chocolate praline it the new normal), and OMG the chocolate covered Rice Kristy treat was so decadent I had to rush home for some insulin! There are candy shops everywhere. Some try to lure you in with nostalgia, spelling their place a "shoppe". Others pump their exhaust fans into the street like the Pied Piper enticing his followers. Not needed here. Just go and be both amazed and satisfied!

Hey Nene you didn't say anything about what you said in my comment if you was wondering. The candy…read moreis cool and ice cream good

What a delightful place!! Loved the welcoming staff. The available treat options all looked…read moreincredible but I went for a chocolate croissant and it was delicious! Was just like being in France!

A cute chocolate shop that also offers pastries and beverages! I stopped in and grabbed an iced…read moreStella, which is essentially their version of a mocha. It hit the spot in the August heat. I would have grabbed some of their chocolates to take to go and try out later, but it was so hot outside I was concerned they wouldn't survive the heat. They certainly looked delicious though!

Such a cute treat shop with picture worthy decor. It felt like there was an endless selection of…read moredifferent chocolate and candy to choose from. There is a section where you are able to select your treats and it is weighed at purchase. The cashier was friendly and inviting and offered a delicious sample of their original seller treat, yum!

Super nice workers with a great selection of candy, pralines and fudge. Love the bulk candy area…read morewhere each of us can get what we want.

Visiting Charleston for my birthday weekend and decided to try this place for icecream. Upon entry…read morethe employee was waking away from the icecream and going to ring up two customers. We looked at the icecream and said we'd like to get some. She rudely said I'll do it this time...confused by what she meant we said don't you close at 9? She said I'm the only one here then another employee walks out from the back. It was just before 8:30 and the door was pushed open. She needs training, I don't know if she was the manager had what looked like a finger waved wig on. We did not buy anything walked around the outlet and when leaving saw other customers coming out at 8:50with items. Do better!!!!

Came in today and the ice cream was ok but the lady behind the counter wouldn't let us sample any…read moremore flavors and was visibly upset when my friend didn't purchase any ice cream (because she didn't know what it tasted like because she wasn't allowed to sample it). We were waiting at the counter for several minutes as we waited for her to finish talking to her co worker as she made eye contact with us several times. She was just as rude to the customers in line behind us. Overall just bad customer service. I work in food and bev and i honestly would never ever treat my customers like this.

I needed to schedule a last-minute small lunch (7-8 people). Ryan at C&B immediately helped me…read morewith the menu and knew all of the questions to ask. I didn't have to think about anything! Very prompt delivery and setup - AND the food was great.

I walk here on occasion for lunch during the week. The sandwiches are always great and I usually…read moreget a mid day coffee from here. Recently I got the capresse sandwich, and it was good but I recommend getting that for din-in only. I had it to go and it was kind of soggy when I got back to my office. It was mainly motz and I would've loved more pesto. There's usually plenty of space to eat there. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you.

Sweeteeth Chocolate makes my heart flutter. Not the nervous about-go-on-a-first-date flutter, but…read morethe oh-my-gosh-you-are-so-good-to-me flutter. I have a serious crush on these sweets. Sweeteeth Chocolate makess high-quality chocolates and bon bons with unique flavor pairings. All of their products are made by hand and do not contain any preservatives. Sweeteeth was started by John Eric Battles, an Alabama native who previously worked at EVO Pizzeria here in Charleston. While working at EVO, "Johnny" created these treats that quickly spread through Charleston and can now be found all around the country. Their best bar is the Sea is for Caramel: 62% dark chocolate, smooth caramel, and sprinkled with sea salt. It's incredible to say the least. Don't even look at the price tag -- it's worth every hard-earned penny. I also really like the Cinnapsis: milk chocolate with chewy cinnamon apple bits and crunchy, candied pecans. Each bite of this bar is different, depending on how much apple or candied nut is in your bite. The PB&C bar (peanut butter with smoky chipotle pepper) is different. The peanut butter tastes very natural but the smokiness throws you off. Get your paws on a Sea is for Caramel bar. Immediately.

My parents always told me not to accept candy from strangers, but when Mr. Sweeteeth offered me a…read moretaste of salted caramel, I couldn't resist. It was love at first taste, thanks to the Indie Craft Experience in Atlanta. I left that day with a salted caramel dark chocolate bar in hand, but knew that I needed more. Santa to the rescue! He brought me the chocolate sampler pack, a bunch of salted caramel dark chocolate bars, and salted caramel sauces. I mean, I have been OD'ing on chocolate and caramel for months now. But I've been good this year, and I've been sharing my chocolate with co-workers. Everyone loves this stuff-- it's like crack drips out of the salted caramel bar or something. I don't know what it is, but it's magical. Do yourself or someone else a favor and order some Sweeteeth. Or at least go to their website and admire the pictures of their chocolate bars.

Wow, what a great store for ice cream, caramel apples, chocolate, fudge! So many items for all…read moreyour senses. Good service. Casual. Please come and create your own adventure.

Great little shop near the Market in downtown Charleston. The customer service is good, friendly…read moreand welcoming gals working here! My husband loves fudge, so he loves to try some everywhere we travel and they have fun stores like this one. Great selection, we went for a dark chocolate half slice and a chocolate raspberry half slice. They were very well packed in a cute box with a wooden knife by the nice girl who helped us. The fudge is soft, fresh, smooth, tastes great! Stop by Kilwins if you visit and have a sweet tooth. It won't dissappoint!

Gonna second what another Yelper said--this is magical. Picking my chocolates out of a birdcage?…read moreYes sir. Beautiful and tasty extra dark chocolate? Sign me up. Gold dusted chocolates? Who can say no to that??? Run, don't walk, to this unobtrusive place, if you can find it from the little sign.

Hours say they are open daily from 11 - 7, stopped by on a Tuesday at 2:30 - closed. Needed a gift…read moreand would have never traversed down King Street on a hot July day if I had known they weren't open.

What a great experience! My friend went to Charleston to celebrate her 30th and I couldn't make it…read more After a google search and many companies that didn't deliver on Sunday's or were super expensive I came across teacups and trucks. On a whim I called on Saturday morning for a Sunday delivery and Corrie was able to accommodate plus the cost of the balloons was very reasonable (almost a quarter of what other places were charging). I made a mistake thinking the house was closer but Corrie and I figured it out and she still made the delivery on a Sunday afternoon! I'd highly recommend teacups and trucks!

I cannot say enough about Corrie and her staff at Teacups & Trucks. We first learned of Teacups &…read moreTrucks when attending a friends birthday party at her impossibly cute and fun location in Mount Pleasant. We then found out she has a program called Mom's Morning Out from 9:30 to 12:30 three days a week for ages 2 to 4. My son has been attending for a month and I cannot say enough about how impressed we are with the program. The instructor, Patrice is so involved and thoughtful about the content of the classes. It is not just a place to drop your kids for a few hours, it is really well organized and structured, but in a natural and creative environment. My son is even learning Spanish and yoga! The class size is small, and the cost is very reasonable for the quality of the program. I highly recommend the Mom's Morning Out program to any mom looking for a preschool-type program in Mount Pleasant.