I had A LOT of time to waste before an international flight and realized I hadn't packed any…read morechocolate to snack on. I was able to walk the entire length of the Southwest/Luftansa terminal and during that time I was scoping out snack options. As a testament to how jacked up airport prices are, I figured out that the price per ounce of chocolate is cheaper here than other airport stores. That said, I got several ounces of Natalie's dark chocolate covered almonds and raisins. After eating them, I will never again forget to pack my own chocolate pre-flight. Natalie's dark chocolate covered almonds were almost rancid tasting. The dark chocolate covered raisins were okay, but small and not very juicy.

Walked in here to get some candy and the lady working was so incredibly rude to me. I looked at her…read moresaid she was being rude and she laughed at me. I just walked out.

Enjoyed the free chocolate tour and then some holiday shopping! The woman who helped me select my…read moreindividual chocolate candies was very friendly and knowledgeable, helping my daughter calculate the cost of each of the items. We went with Euro dark, birthday cake, salted caramel, champagne, raspberry, and root beer! We booked the free tour for our group ahead of time, and I would recommend that, especially at busier times of the year. Parking was easy, and there were plenty of signs offering direction. Our tour lasted approximately 20-30 minutes and our guide was friendly and patient with our excited group of kids who needed an occasional reminder to stay back from the chain dividing the tour group area from the production floor. The kids were fascinated, and it was cool to watch the chocolatiers in action, slicing caramel slabs into squares to be turned into hundreds and hundreds of candies. The sample chocolates at the end of the tour were delicious! We got to choose between chocolate peppermint bars and caramel snowmen. Next time, I'd like to make a stop in the cafe and see what that's about.

The entrance was a bit confusing. The cafe entrance is closer as you turn on the street, and the…read moreactual store and tour facility is the next building down. I parked a bit farther not thinking they were regular spots and assumed they were handicapped spots. The cafe building seems multiple decades newer, and the shop and tour building seems to need updates, it doesn't read luxury or expensive chocolates. Got a few bags of the oops chocolate and a 1/2 pound of the chocolate covered strawberries with my mom. We liked all of it, but the deal finder in me really loved the oops chocolates. We didn't do the tour due to time, I'm curious what it's all about. I do know they give you some sort of free chocolate at the end.

This was a location I went to on a food tour. There was a grocery store in the front that served…read moreItalian offerings, and, in the back, there was a place for sandwiches and subs being made. We were served the Italian stallion sandwich. It was only available as part of the food tour. It was a roast beef sandwich on Italian loaf bread with an olive salad present. This was alright. The bread and olive salad was the highlight for me. The roast beef was just alright to me. I thought it could have been a little more flavorful. It was extremely tender though. Will I go back? Sure.

I've been here a number of times...to pick various items up. Well tonight, I just had their tomato…read morebasil spaghetti sauce. They make themselves....and dang is it a great sauce. I added a bit more garlic....and a couple of tablespoons of sugar. But even straight out of the jar...this sauce is a winner!

This is very confusing - there are multiple listings that all appear to be for the same site:…read more* St Louis Union Station (2 listings) * St Louis Union Station Hotel Curio Collection by Hilton * St. Louis Union Station Soda Fountain and * The Grand Hall First and foremost - there is Union Station. It consists of a main, multi-story building that houses the hotel, the Grand Hall, etc. The Hilton Hotel is located in part of what used to be Union Station, The Grand Hall is a fabulous grand lobby, also in part of the old Union Station and it houses a bar/soda fountain There is also the old "train shed" part of the old Union Station (the place where you boarded the trains. The old train shed part now houses a variety of restaurants and other activities. Everyday at 5pm, there is an amazing laser light show (about 15 minutes long) in the Grand Hall. We stopped in to see the light show while enjoying a beverage from the lobby bar (the soda fountain). The architecture of the old building is beautiful and the free laser light show was great.

A nice soda shop that's perfect for a classic burger, fries, and a milkshake. I tried the St. Louis…read moreStandard boozy milkshake, and it was delicious! The service was friendly, and quick, making for an enjoyable experience.

Small black own business located on Natural Bridge Road. Congested parking lot in a strip mall…read more Neighborhood store. Staff friendly and approachable. Many varieties of old school candies and chips and drinks available. Hot food items are served as well. Jar pickles onsite.

Now, who doesn't love a hidden gem? Said no one ever! This place reminds me of walking into a candy…read morestore as a kid and having unlimited options for sweets and treats. It has candy, cookies, chips, pickles, and so much more. I was down a few doors at a hair shop and decided to stop to grab something to eat. The inside is well cleaned and maintained. When I came in, I was immediately greeted by a young man behind the counter. I ordered the chicken nachos, and the wait was not long. When it was my time to grab my order, I remembered I didn't order a drink and asked how much one of the drinks was in the cooler. The guy asked me which one I wanted and to my surprise didn't even charge me and put it inside my bag. What a nice gesture? Thank you! The nachos were good, and the chicken was seasoned well. If you are someone who has a sweet tooth, don't tell your dentist about this place! Or should you? Until next time...

I really need to shop in the store, but I also think I want to buy everything…read more This review is for the sandwiches and, despite a small menu, the sandwiches are SO good. You can order online and pick up once you arrive - you also get chips and a drink of your choice. They also always seem really happy that you've ordered from them so that's nice. Will be back here again for sandwiches and more.

First off- they do lunch here from 11-2 most days and it is outstanding and fresh. Do yourself a…read morefavor and pop in for a sandwich! This place is amazing. So cool. And such great service!! They have experts on everything you could ever need - wine, cured meats, preserves, pasta, and more!!! They have everything. Like I walked in asking about Gjetost (a Norwegian cheese) and they had it. They also have an incredible cheese monger by the way who I didn't get his name but he was really kind and knowledgeable. Cute decor too, very kind of rustic and homey. Reminded me of my time in Italy. Oh and they make fresh bread!!!! I've been looking for a cute little market like this so I can shop local and this place is just fantastic. Had a pretty incredible turkey sandwich too - I added speck to mine! Sandwiches all come with chips + a soda too.