Located in Kennywood Park a great spot to satisfy your sweet tooth craving. A fun and colorful…read morestore. I especially love their homemade fudge and chocolate covered pretzels! The staff is attentive and friendly. It's usually a stop reserved for when we're leaving the park to top off our day at the amusement park with a bag full of various candies. The kids especially enjoy taking home a sweet treat for the ride home. Although it seems like a lot of families also have the same idea because later in the evening is when it seems the busiest. A definite must stop for the sweet tooth in the family.

A visit to Kennywood's candy store is always part of my day at the amusement park! This wonderful…read morelittle shop is located in a two-level pavilion-ish building located near the entrance of the park; the lower level of the structure houses the store, while the top level is home to lockers for visitors. It can be hard to figure out what you want as you take in all they have to offer here. Homemade fudge, chocolate covered pretzels and Oreo cookies, giant peanut butter cups, chocolate cluster treats, lollipops, caramel apples...and more! Every sweet goodie you could ask for is available here. I won't pretend that this is the cheapest candy store, but considering the quality of the goodies here, the splurge is SO worth it. The homemade fudge in particular is some of the best in the city, and it's hard for me to say no to an M&M topped cup of chocolate. I always visit this little place on my way out of Kennywood. So do a lot of other guests, so the store fills up at the end of the night. For me waiting in line beats carrying sweet chocolate around the park all day, especially in the summer; but if you'd rather skip the worst of the line, you'll want to avoid a last minute visit as you exit Kennywood. Whenever you decide to go, you won't be disappointed!

Very wide variety of chocolates from all over the world. There's baking chocolates, cocoa powder,…read moreand even marshmallows. Everything from ones you can get in grocery stores to the trendy Dubai chocolates. A bit more expensive, but that's expected. The employees were helpful. Parking is a bit hard, but it's on the strip, so street parking is the go to. I thought they made the hand dipped ones in house, but they get their hand dipped chocolates from Asher's in Souderton, PA. Also, bags are $0.25 each.

Decent chocolate shoppe with a large selection of all different types of luxury chocolates…read moreincluding single origin from different regions and Dubai bars. I would rate it higher, but the prices are insane, especially considering the vast majority of the selection can be had elsewhere or ordered online. Maybe the shipping price evens things out these days when factoring import fees? In any case, staff were friendly enough but also just kinda stood there. Not sure what I would expect them to do, but they weren't busy at the time. Store was clean but rather condensed as well with narrow walkways. The chocolate we did get was tasty. It's just not anything so unique that it can't be had elsewhere and for cheaper.

the ice cream itself was honestly pretty mid. root beer float flavor was not bad but the ice cream…read morewasn't creamy and smooth. it was oddly broken/in chunks and icy if that makes any sense lol BUT THE WAFFLE CONE!!! that was THE BEST waffle cone i've had in my life omg it tasted sooo fresh it was so crunchy and perfectly sweet

Millie's is superior ice cream. The quality and taste is as good as any creamery I've ever had. We…read moregot to try their Spring flavors: caramel cookie dough was my favorite but the vanilla coconut was surprisingly good (I don't like coconut, and this was non-dairy). Service was excellent and we found every reason to come back again, very soon.

No address or specific location- we followed what the map suggested and led us in the middle of no…read morewhere in Pittsburgh. Disappointed to get the taste of crepes.

My husband and I went to the first Carnegie Crawl of the summer. We decided to change it up and try…read morea food truck for dinner! This particular truck was located right outside of our ultimate destination, Apis Meadery. As much as I wanted a fruit crepe, I wasn't ready for dessert! I decided to get the Breakfast Crepe and my husband ordered the Chicken Ranch Crepe. I believe there was a new employee who was making them as the employee who took my order and money was instructing him along the way. It took quite a bit of time them to be made as almost all of the items are prepared beforehand and just placed within the crepe as it warms up. When I returned to my husband, I quickly realized he did not get Ranch as I watched them make it. He went to retrieve some and came back with the whole bottle that they use in the truck. I thought maybe they would have small cups to put some in.. Overall, the crepes were ok. I would be willing to try a fruit or dessert crepe if we choose to eat at this food truck again.

My Favorite Sweet Shoppe is a local business that sells many candies, chocolates, fudges, gourmet…read morecaramel apples, custom treats, and much more. I shopped here one time. An employee was busy serving another customer but soon after served me. She made friendly conversation. Here are my reviews for what I bought: S'more - 5 stars - I liked the chocolate, marshmallows, and graham cracker of this s'more. Raspberry chocolates - 5 stars - I liked the strong flavor of raspberries in the center of the milk chocolate. Strawberry chocolates - 4 stars - I liked the milk chocolate but thought that the strawberry could taste differently. Chocolate-covered cherries - 5 stars - These cherries and milk chocolate met my expectations and tasted very good. Gummy flower bouquet - 4.5 stars - This flower bouquet was constructed from many pieces of gummies, and I thought that it looked so pretty. The gummies were slightly hard and chewy but tasted good. Mountain Magic - 5 stars - Chunks contained marshmallows, rice, and peanut butter. I definitely taste the peanut butter and really enjoyed it. Peppermint-chocolate marshmallow - 4 stars - A large marshmallow was covered in milk chocolate and covered in peppermint pieces. One without peppermint would have fit my personal preferences better. Hot-cocoa spoon - 4.5 stars - A plastic spoon contained chocolate, marshmallows, and sparkles. I put it in hot milk to melt it. The hot chocolate tasted good. Sugarfina Sparkling Rose Bears - 5 stars - Gummy bears had a slight flavor of rose wine. Chocolate-covered pretzels - 5 stars - Chocolate-covered pretzels are one of my favorites. One pretzel was covered in milk chocolate, and the other pretzel was covered in white chocolate. Buckeyes - 3.5 stars - These buckeyes had tasty milk chocolate but needed a stronger flavor of peanut butter. The employee could not give me either a printed or emailed receipt. My husband paid and said that the total cost was ~$60.

If you're looking for a specialty sweet treat, this is definitely the place to go! I had a $12.50…read morefor $25 worth of product coupon to use that brought me into this cute little shop on the main street of Carnegie. The woman working that day was very friendly, not overbearing, and willing to provide suggestions and recommendations where needed. They offer free samples of their mountain crunch (?) that was light, crunchy, and peanut butter-y. She said it's one of their top sellers and I can understand why. I got an assortment of chocolates from the bulk case ($32/lb) and a few Easter items. I ended up totaling somewhere around $30. The chocolate was fresh and each piece that I had the pleasure of sampling was delicious. If I need a gift or just a mid-day pick me up, I wouldn't hesitate to stop in here.

I was hoping to rave about this specialty bakery in my neighborhood. It turns out their cookies are…read moredelicious, but it was difficult communicating with them. Three and a half weeks before my event, I email them. I didn't hear back from them until 2 days later. So I ask for a quote for some creatively designed cookies, but I don't hear back from them for 2 weeks. By this time, I panic, and I just order 2 basic kinds of cookies for $25. They came through with some delicious cookies that they dropped off on my porch, but I was hoping for something more elaborate, and I wanted to spend more. Maybe email is not their stong point, or perhaps they got really busy, however, I struggled to communicate, and I'm not sure what else I could have done. Oakmont charges $7 for a dozen oatmeal raisin cookies. There are other bakeries that charge $25 for 3 dozen. I'm hoping this small bakery can do better.

Applelicious never disappoints. Their candy apples are the best around, the Buckeyes are delicious,…read moreand Paul the owner-is incredibly friendly and welcoming. With reasonable prices and great service, it's definitely worth a visit.

4.5 stars overall. Applelicious was founded in 1999. It specializes in gourmet apples and also…read moremakes other chocolate treats. Applelicious sells many flavors of apples and pretzels, including plain chocolate, pecan, cashew, M&Ms, and Reese's Pieces. Their chocolates include buckeyes, cashew turtles, pecan caramel turtles, cinnamon grahams, and Oreo cookies. Through their website, I ordered Buckeyes ($6.95), cinnamon grahams ($2.50), a plain pretzel ($4.50), and a roasted pecan apple ($12.95). UPS shipping cost $11.70. The next day, UPS delivered the package to my house--very fast! Applelicious had packed the correct types of chocolates. The Buckeyes (5 stars) tasted very peanut-buttery, and even my husband commented that he liked them. One cinnamon graham (4.5 stars) was milk chocolate, and the other was white chocolate, and I enjoyed the flavors. The plain pretzel (4.5 stars) was a rod that was covered in a very wide layer of caramel and chocolate. The gourmet apple (3.5 stars) was a Granny Smith apple that was large, crisp, and juicy, and it was covered in caramel, milk chocolate, and pecans. My husband and I did not like having pecans on our apple, but that is the flavor that I had chosen. I should have played it safer and ordered the plain chocolate flavor.

Keep in mind that this Market District is located right down the road from the Centre Ave one…read more While parking is better at this garage, the shopping experience is meh. This is more like a mini Market District than a full shopping experience. The store is condensed and designed for you to move through much quicker. Not my favorite but it is walking distance to Shake Shack, Cava and Barnes & Noble.

Welcome to the neighborhood of east Liberty. This new place…read moreis great for both communities of shadyside and East Liberty. The food looks amazing and the service is friendly and welcoming. Looks smaller than your typical Market Districts but looks bigger inside. Very modern looking and fits right in. Welcome back to Shakespeare Street!!