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.

This ended up being one of my favorite stops in St. Louis. If you have even the slightest sweet…read moretooth, it's absolutely worth visiting. Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Company is a local St. Louis chocolatier that still makes its chocolates in small batches. They even offer free factory tours, which I thought was such a nice touch. The tour itself was short, fun, and surprisingly interesting. Our guide kept everyone engaged, explained how the chocolates are made, and even threw in little bits of company history. Best of all, you get a chocolate sample at the end. I tried the salted caramel, and it was amazing. The chocolate was smooth and rich without being overly sweet, and the caramel was buttery with just the right amount of salt to balance everything out. I also have to give the staff a huge thank you. I accidentally read my reservation time wrong and showed up an hour early. Instead of making me wait, they were kind enough to let me join the earlier tour group. That was incredibly thoughtful and really set the tone for the visit. The factory itself is fairly small, but that's part of the charm. You can tell they're focused on making quality chocolates rather than putting on a flashy production. Everyone also wears hairnets, which I always appreciate in a food production facility. Don't skip the gift shop on your way out. They sell "Oops!" bags filled with chocolates that aren't visually perfect but taste exactly the same, and they're a fantastic value. I may or may not have left with more chocolate than I originally planned. Overall, a fun free tour, friendly staff, delicious chocolate, and reasonable prices. It's an easy stop to recommend whether you're visiting St. Louis or you're a local looking for something a little different.

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.

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!

Abby was an amazing server! All the food was excellent. Would definitely come again!!!read more

Right in the middle of Union Station. Both a candy shop and a restaurant. The place has that…read morenostalgic sweet smell to it. We had around a 15 minute wait at 1pm on a Sat in Jan 2026. Walked around the candy shop while we waited. Full service sitdown restaurant. Fast and friendly service in a casual atmosphere. Go with the mindset that you're treating yourself, as it's almost impossible to eat healthy here. The loaded milkshakes are a meal in and of themselves. Cost as much as a full meal, too. Cotton Candy 2.0 is one of those special milkshakes. So crazy that it also had a lollipop and pop tart in it! Shared some chicken tenders with choice of sauce as well. Trying not to think how many thousands of calories I inhaled, but it was worth it! Everything was delicious!

Just witnessed one of their employees, being very disrespectful and prejudice towards hard-working…read moreindividuals outside of their work. If the attitude is like this, and how do they handle the food and fruit won't be surprised if they don't wash their hands.

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...

Stopped here for lunch over a weekend with a friend. Very cool place, with lots of local food. We…read moreeven got to do a wine tasting with some Italian wine. For lunch they have a deli with sandwiches. I ordered the hot mortadella sandwich without pickles. I got a combo with a drink and chips. Food came out quickly and was tasty. We got to eat in a connected event space, which was spacious and had plenty of seating. Service was quick and friendly! This is a great place to stop by for a quick meal or some local stl stuff! I will def go again.

Delicious lunch items. A solid wine selection with wonderful staff. Tons of fun events, especially…read morerosè day. Lots of local and international artisan food items. They never disappoint!