can never have enough candy. Yum…read more Service is awesome. when they were setting up to move I was devastated. Once I found out that they opened into another facility I was so Overjoyed. No One can take their place

I was very much looking forward to visiting because the reviews were so good. I was not impressed…read more. The candy bar was stale. The m&m's did not taste like real m&m's. The gummies tasted like chemicals.

Will recommend Will return…read more Visiting the area Use to purchase my smorgasbord caramel covered apples at a different location and that location closed after 20 years so I searched online to find a different location. Found this location online made a call to make sure that they have the type of apples that I was looking for the gentleman, said he did not have that one in particular, but he was willing to make it for me so he took down what I would like on my Apple. I placed the order in the very next day. My apple was freshly made in the morning and I was ready to pick it up My intention was to go into the store and get one apple but as soon as I walked in the store, it was very overwhelming with beautiful chocolates and my husband decided that he wanted a half pound box of chocolates. Everything was made by the owners. They are very nice and informative. Everything was very fresh and very flavorful . Our total came to about $35 very reasonable. The store was very clean very neat very organized and plenty to choose from

I was looking to buy some fudge for my father for Father's Day. I went to the chocolate mousse and…read morethey had a variety of different fudge. They're all individually wrapped so they stay fresh. Although I am not a fudge fan myself, my father and mother both loved it, said It was delicious.

Previously had been to a few in CA, and was so excited to see that this location opened up right in…read morethe middle of the Tuscan Village, which is a prime location! Our server was very nice - we had asked for a few samples (which was highly encouraged) because they offer a ton of flavor combos you won't find anywhere else. Some were strange, but more were fun surprises. Perfect for a summer night out, post dinner treat, date activity, but honestly, always a good time and extra stomach for ice cream

Cheapskate hack, order a double scoop for $8.95 and get an extra cup!…read more I loved the Coffee and Love Nuts and Strawberry Balsamic. We took advantage of the unlimited samples. Service was excellent, the building is gorgeous. Glad they are in town

Open all year!! Speaking as a native, autumn is absolutely New England at its best. Mack's is a…read moreLondonderry staple, and perfect orchard for apple picking and strolling through a plethora of pumpkins. Perfectly encapsulates the seasonal beauty of New Hampshire, and fits families of all sizes. Fresh corn, flowers, berries, and cozy local ingredients can also be found in the farm store.

Absolutely adorable apple farm and stand. We started off picking some apples at the fields across…read morethe street. The smaller bag was $22, which felt kind of expensive, but we ended up getting a ton of apples. They had 4 varieties and plenty of trees to pick from. The farm store was super cute. They had a ton of gourds and different kinds of squash and pumpkins outside. The inside had a bunch of different apple products like butters, spreads, pancake mix, etc. There were no smaller options, unfortunately, so I wasn't able to get anything that I could take on a plane. We got some apple cider donuts and apple cider. Both were very tasty. We also got a whoopie pie and pumpkin fudge, which were good, but also very sweet. I also got an apple pie kombucha that was phenomenal. This place made me so happy and gave me all of the fall feels! It's the oldest apple farm in New Hampshire, founded in 1732. Service was friendly.

Cute little coffee and gift shop if you need a pick me up while shopping!…read more Service was quick and they have a good selection of caffeinated drinks to get you back in gear. Good selection of chocolates, coffees, jams and assorted gifts should you need a small gift for someone.

I was so disappointed. I had heard about this place forever ago and it was recommended to me, but…read moreit just feels like it's been going downhill over the years. It was empty and awkward when we went in there, and the employee wasn't engaged and we had to get his attention (even though it was just us). Coffee wasn't bad but it was self serve and the whole experience was confusing, awkward and not enjoyable. The store was cute though.

Sees candies are amazing! It does not matter what you get, you will be happy. The chocolates are…read morethe best. The lollipops are delicious, especially the butterscotch. I love when they have popup stores in my area for the holidays! They have great holiday gifts!

the quality of the products from here is pretty bad. the textures are off and not ideal.read more

The workplace. The infamous place where you take your unwanted, unloved, and undesirable foods…read more The workplace. The infamous place where your unwanted, unloved, and undesirable foods taste even better! It's true. The "garbage disposals" at work sure can eat things up! A co-worker brought the infamous, Christmas-time blue can of butter cookies to work. Something that was gifted to her and sat under her tree for a few weeks, and apparently wasn't allowed to stay in her house any longer. But it wasn't the usual Royal Dansk brand. It was a generic sounding name, Original Gourmet Food Co. That doesn't matter in the workplace! The tape encompassing the lid and bottom was peeled off, and the workers dug in. Slowly but surely, the contents disappeared. The advantage this off-brand has over the famous Dansk besides price? All the cookies were sprinkled with the gotta-have sugar crystals. No plain Jane's here! They went excellent with my daily iced coffee and actually brought out the coffee flavor in my drink. Another co-worker thinks the tin came from the store Ross, as she suspected that the peeled-off price sticker on the bottom looked like a familiar store trademark, so you know it was priced low. OVERALL: Same taste, same shapes, ALL covered with sugar crystals!

Naya was amazing! From the moment I sat down, she was friendly, welcoming, and attentive. She…read morerecommended a dish that I probably wouldn't have ordered on my own, and it ended up being absolutely incredible. It was easily one of the best meals I've had in a long time. She checked in at the right times, made sure everything was perfect, and her positive attitude made the whole experience even better. Great service and a great recommendation. I'll definitely be coming back, and I hope Naya is my server again. Thank you for making it such a great experience!

It's confusing why this place has such low ratings. I get that the items in the market can be…read morepricey, but they are primarily imported from Italy and a good quality (like Locatelli cheese & taralli crackers). They also have interesting items like filled gnocchi. I've been a couple of times now and had a very good brunch with my family. My breakfast pizza (without prosciutto to make it vegetarian) was excellent! It has cheese, spinach, hollaindaise sauce and a runny egg, with a nice chewy crust. I ate the whole thing which was very filling and I easily could have taken half home (it's pretty messy so more of a fork and knife deal). I've also had a vegetarian kale salad with chickpeas candied walnuts cranberries & cheese. I also got a side of roasted sweet potatoes. One person's eggs Benedict was a little overcooked, but others liked the frittata, the HUGE chicken parm (with a whole ball of burrata on top), and sandwiches on focaccia (my husband couldn't even finish half of the Salumeria). I also noted the bread that comes w/the hummus & ciabatta loaves looked great. The chocolate espresso cake and the apple crumb bar from the bakery were pretty good. We got the sfogliatella to go, which wasn't crunchy on the outside sadly (maybe it wasn't fresh?), but had a nice citrus ricotta filling and wasn't too sweet.the nitro cold brew was too strong for me, but the iced Americano was good. The Semolina raisin bread that they use for French toast wasn't for me. The classes offered sound interesting (like pasta alla Norma) and are reasonably priced. There is cute inside & outside seating with live music on Saturday for brunch (it can get a bit loud). They don't currently take reservations. The shops nearby are nice too!