Zipf's is a tiny hidden gem right off of Germantown Ave. The selection is overwhelming for the size…read moreof the place. The staff is friendly and helpful. We bought 8 different truffles & a small Dubai chocolate - everything was good. Pricing was fair. This is also a good spot to check out for nostalgic candy.

There is a wide variety of confections all made with love. The owner and staff are extremely nice…read moreand helpful. Highly recommend for all of your sugary needs and cravings.

The Best chocolate I have ever had!! Everything is amazing!! People in the store are so friendly…read moreand knowledgeable!!

Not at all surprised over the amazing reviews they have! The candy really does stand out. I love…read moreit, my mother loves it. I came in to get some of the chocolate candys they had for my moms bday. They had what she wanted and the guy wroking here made her day. Great vibe and would highly recommend!

Great selection and always something I haven't seen in a while. Nostalgic candy and chocolate and…read morenuts are fresh.

Certainly hard to come across candy stores like this that are high quality and with extensive…read morechoices. Been coming here for over 20 years and the place hasn't changed and it is so refreshing. Almost like a walk back in time. They have nuts, old fashioned candies, spices, popcorn, and other baking ingredients. They do a lovely job with holiday assortments. If you're looking for something in particular they probably have it :)

SHOP AT THE HEAD NUT CANDY SHOP NOT HERE!! If I could give zero stars I would, and by the look of…read moreother reviews they would deserve it. Spent almost $50 on candies and treats, and firstly all of the "bulk" candy was clearly stale and had been out for a long time. My partner and I also purchased treats called "thin mints" (which any google search would tell you thin mints = girl scout style cookie treat) but when we opened them at home they were peppermint patties, a completely different treat and not something either of us like. We went back today to see if we had been given the wrong thing or if they could help us, and the woman there (assuming she was the owner/manager by her demeanor) was so so unprofessional and dismissive! We walked in and no one greeted us, the "owner" woman was at the register on her cell phone talking and turned away from us upon walking in. After a few minutes a young girl came out and helped us, so I explained the miscommunication the day before. The owner (note, she was also in the store the day before during our initial transaction) interrupted to explain in a pretty condescending way that they meant something different by "thin mints" and that we clearly did not know. She then got back on her phone and turned her back, clearly did not care that a customer was unhappy. I explained to her employee that this was clearly a miscommunication and can they help us with switching to a candy we like or give us a refund, and she quickly refused and offered no other path to making the situation right. So disappointing to want to support a small business, just to realize they completely don't care about what they are selling or who they are selling to. Seriously, go to the Head Nut candy shop in town instead.

Fun old school sweet shop with hundreds of candy! Available to buy by the pound as well! I'm…read moretalking fudge, rock candy, chocolates, gummies- pretty much every candy you can think of, they have it! I opted for Bassets world famous ice cream. It was fresh, creamy and served with a color changing spoon that reacted to temperature. Made the process of enjoying my ice cream that more fun! I got cookie dough with rainbow sprinkles, a true treat on a hot day!

This review is specifically about an order placed through their website and the corresponding (lack…read moreof) customer service. In December, I wanted to give some of my coworkers a sweet gift while supporting a local business. Mueller's has a location a few blocks away from our office in Philadelphia so it seemed like a great match. (This is posted under the Rockledge location since that is where their customer service number rings). After I clicked the 'buy' button on the website, I received a weird error message and immediately sent an email off to the customer service contact since I didn't get a confirmation email and it wasn't clear if my order went through. Long story short - my card was charged, but the order was never fulfilled. I called their customer service number twice in four weeks and someone dutifully took down my name, phone # and order but never called back. Similar lack of response to inquiries sent to their customer service email (no response to 2 emails after several weeks). The "contact us" link on their website has had an error message on it for weeks so that doesn't work either. All told I've spent several hours dealing with this and my coworkers never got their chocolate that I paid for.

It's pricey, but well worth it. A Philly tradition, it's a must stop every time I'm back. The…read moreworkers are very nice. They make amazing varieties of chocolate pretzels. These make fabulous gifts!

Stopped here briefly when we was walking around a little town. It's very bright in there. It was…read morevery small but what turned us around was the prices they were crazy. I've never been in the candy store. They have prices like that. I mean seriously there was nothing in there that we wanted to pay that much for so we left.

My son and I went here on a whim and got 2 slices of pound cake for $5.00 which was affordable. He…read moregot the confetti one and I got the lemon pound cake. Both were delicious! Will absolutely be back to try other baked goods! The young girl behind the counter was very sweet as well.

They have all of the candies and the weird sodas. It's a great candy store…read more But the most important thing (to me) is that they have jelly bellies where you can buy individual flavors by weight. Much like former president Jimmy Carter, I love jelly bellies so much... but actually only about 14 out of the 49 standard flavors. So I hate buying bags of jelly bellies from the store, especially since the company is charging for them like they're gold bars. I went to Macy's the other day and they were selling the 2lb bag for $30! Like maybe we should start setting the U.S. dollar on the jelly belly standard. But I digress. The point is that you can buy jelly bellies here, but only the ones that you want.

It's just the best! Great service and a fantastic assortment of sodas! Grandpa Joe's is always…read moreworth the trip!