Wide selection of candies, chocolates, fudge, truffles, all made in-house. Their Carmel corn…read morepopcorn is really good, truffles, ice cream & fudge are appealing. Friendly, helpful staff. Merchandise and display counters are clean and well maintained. Great shop to stop in downtown Midland. Quality treats & gifts for any preference.

Outstanding chocolates we got chocolate covered strawberries, chocolate salted caramels, and cashew…read morebrittle. Everything was delicious, tasted fresh, great quality. This place is a gem in Midland.

This shop has so many flavors from: classic butter/ cheese/ caramel corn to sweet: birthday cake,…read morebanana, cherry and many savory options. I got dill pickle and the seasoning is very tasty. While the seasons are well distributed for many other flavors, I am glad that my bag has some with Min/ mod/ max coverage to keep from being overwhelming. There's also bagged candy for sale, different popcorn options: microwave, pop yourself, different popcorn poppers for sale, oils, seasonings. Tins to send as gifts and popcorn bowls/ containers for family movie/ game nights or the serious popcorn lover to have all to themselves! Prices were $-$$ and I'd say portions are generous. Business is easily accessible if mobility issues are a concern, the shop is located from inner walkway of other collection of stores. Staff is very friendly, helpful and you can sample flavors before you buy. There is a small fee for sample cup which holds about 7-8 pieces. I was pleasantly surprised and highly recommend you checkout this business.

Popcorn a plenty! They have at least 3 dozen options. Along with other snacks and a ton of popcorn…read moregear. They have 4 sizes: taster, medium, large, and Jumbo. Lol, not actually sure of the size names for last 2. Every size is basically at least 1 size bigger than expected. I ordered a Caramel with nuts, bacon and cheese, grape, and sweet bbq. So far they taste great. Overall a 4 star review. Would I return? Yes.

Had a presentation night before on a bike trip and told to come here. Completely unprepared…read more Wouldn't be an issue except for the nasty attitude from a women staff/owner/employee. Plenty of other places you can spend your money at and be treated with kindness

We absolutely love this place and stop in every time we're in the area. Delicious popcorn, and…read moreother fun snacks. Plus hard to find beer, a small bar with outdoor seating, and a cigar shop attached. Service is like family too. Stop in. It's on the right at the top of the hill from the main strip. Walking distance for most.

A fun old fashioned but and candy counter. They have it all up to the peanut butter. Friendly staff…read morehelps you through the long lines, grab a number. Long rows of all snack goods sold by the pound half and quarter pound. Get it all you know you want some.

Classic old school candy and nut store. Feels like you stepped back in time. People who work…read morethere are friendly and the selection is really good.

The salt water taffy was delicious! It IS pricey, but who goes to Frankenmuth to save money?! The…read moreservice has always been friendly when we've gone, and the shop has always been kept clean and stocked with delicious treats!

Friendly staff. I enjoyed the taffy. The best was the apple fritter taffy. Had some samples. I was…read morenot a taffy fan before this, but now I am. Store was nice inside. Many well labeled options to choose from. Worth the stop.

Still love it! Still agree with everything in my previous write up from 6 years ago (good on you…read morefor maintaining the quality!) but I had to write a quick update to give a huge shout out to the new (to me, at least) treat on the menu here--THE WALKING STRAWBERRIES! I mean, what's better than a cup of fresh strawberries covered in a ladle of warm, melted chocolate? Not much, I have to say! And you can take your pick between dark and milk chocolate (I highly recommend the dark). My only complaint is that they're over an hour away from me. I keep dreaming about them!

Delicious fudge and chocolate selections with an amazing variety of flavors. We tried multiple ones…read more: pistachio, chocolate, and a few others -- each one delicious and some truly unique. The salted caramel was my absolute favorite... easily one of the best! Loved seeing their gift baskets too, perfect for gifting. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

One of my favorite spots to stop on my way north to Mt. Pleasant. Interesting sale items, fantastic…read moreciders, and fun seasonal events.

Great apples, service & people! Highly recommend! The crispy, juicy apples are from their own…read moreorchard. I needed help (recent wrist surgery) and the young lady helped me out to my car. I could get easily in and out. Parking was a breeze. Since I was on a road trip I appreciate all of the above. Thanks Phillips family!

The popcorn is great especially the strawberry popcorn is so good the service is #1 the ambiance is…read morecool to be in the svcr building

Do you love popcorn? If you do, you need to check out Kakes the Great Popcorn inside the SVRC…read moreMarketplace! They have all kinds of flavors to kick any sweet tooth or craving you may have. I personally love the Black Girl Magic. The service is outstanding as well. They are always friendly and ready to serve! I recently used Kakes the Great for my wedding to give out favors to my guests. Their service was outstanding. :)

My family and I are absolutely ADDICTED to this olive oil and vinegar tasting shop in Frankenmuth!…read moreWe've visited three times and always come across a new flavor that we like--the Blood Orange olive oil is our favorite, it's sweet and tastes good on anything from salads to bread and you can't go wrong with any of the fruity vinagerettes, like tangerine or pomegranate. All the products are foreign (from Australia to Italy) and change with the season so you never know what you're going to find there. The staff is very knowledgeable about the best pairings and there are tiny plastic cups to sample any and all flavors they have in stock. Unlike some wineries, there is no appointment required and they're open late.. 9pm on weekdays, so you can literally just walk in off the street and help yourself to bread and olive oil! I highly recommend "Great Lakes Olive Oil Co" if you're in Frankenmuth. The prices are a little higher than your average grocery store (the bottles come in three sizes) but the flavors are UNLIKE ANY oil and vinegar you've ever tasted! A great place for gifts or a free snack while strolling through downtown Frankenmuth.. and you get 20% off your purchase if you "check-in" on their Facebook page.

This is a specialty shop that sells tasty and unique olive oil and vinegar. My husband tasted a few…read moreand liked them. He said the butter one was delicious. My mother in law liked the balsamic and on the way back tonthe car purchased some. Each flavor has a small cup and a taste tester bottle to try the flavors. As awesome and yummy as these were, the only issue to me was the price was kinda high for oil. I understand that a lot of the flavors are specially made and that may be the reason why. For a tiny bottle it is $15 and some ranged up to $20. All fo the prices were different depending on the blend. The service was great today though. She asked us if we had questions. She also helped explain how the process works. The aisles are not super tight so you can fit a stroller or wagon easily. The store is very clean and minimalistic.

What an apt name…read more Indeed, this place seems to be some sort of hodge podge whatnot shop. Seriously, if you want to find the ice cream parlor, you have to go all the way to the back of the store, but first you have to walk through a weird version of a small town "gamer's paradise" of sorts. They have D & D stuff, video games, faux medieval style weaponry and what appeared to be the tools of the trade for LARPing and Cosplay fans. I don't know. It was weird. However, the ice cream shop in the back wasn't half bad. The serve Dean's Country Fresh brand ice cream, which isn't all that special, I know. I can buy that by the gallon in the grocery store for less, but it's an ice cream shop and they don't all sell specialty Guernsey Farms Dairy brand ice cream treats, now do they? Let's be honest here- most of them offer up the same stuff by the scoop that we can easily pick up for a whole lot less at the local 7-11, I'm just saying. Still, Dean's is actually pretty decent and I will buy it now and then again at the grocery store, so I'm not complaining- seriously. Anyway, back to this particular ice cream shop. Yes, it was definitely odd, with a rather strange layout and all, but they had quite a few flavors, including Peanut Butter Moose Tracks, Mackinac Island Fudge, Maple Nut, and Caramel Caribou, just to shortlist a few of the most popular varieties sold here. The selection was adequate and they didn't appear to be out of any flavors, which was good, so there's that. I hate it when my favorite ice cream flavor is out. What a bummer! My husband and I both ordered single scoop waffle cones, which came up to about $5.50 total, which isn't bad, I guess, for an ice cream parlor. Isn't that what most ice cream cones cost nowadays? Their single scoop waffle cones seemed pretty average in size to me. They weren't generous nor skimpy, just average, more or less. Truth be told, there isn't any competition in the area from what I could see, so I can't see why they shouldn't become a mainstay around the immediate vicinity since they appear to be the only game in town as far as ice cream shops are concerned, other than maybe McDonald's. I don't live around here, but the thought of having a nearby ice cream shop within walking distance would likely be a real asset to a lot of folks around here. Aside from ice cream novelties, they sold Kogel's hot dogs, coffee, popcorn and other snack foods as well. While not exactly a takeout spot, they did have a few other options on their menu other than ice cream. Customer service was a little lacking. We weren't greeted or anything when we came in and we had to ask where the ice cream shop was located. Heck, the employees mostly kept their heads down and paid no heed to the customers around them, although they weren't rude or anything of the sort, just not friendly. The guy waiting on us said they'd only bought the place maybe a month or so ago and they were still getting used to things. Maybe, who knows? While they do accept credit cards- they use an Intuit card reader on a tablet- they had a hard time processing my "black card." He had to manually punch it in on the computer because the card reader was already damaged, which he mentioned during the transaction. I wonder how the card reader could get damaged within a month of opening, but that's an answer we'll probably never really know. So, if you're paying with a card, you might have to wait a bit (with dripping ice cream in hand, no less) while they process the transaction, unless you decide to pay with cash. Hopefully, they will get a new card reader in place as soon as possible.