For a place that bills itself as a wine bar, don't come here if that's what you're looking for. It…read morewas a very small selection and very clearly not their priority. I was offered a glass of warm rosé since they had none chilled, which I declined. Staff didn't know that a rosé should be chilled. When asked for a Pinot noir, was handed a Pinot Grigio. When asked for the red, was met with a blank stare and told it wouldn't be cold. No kidding, Pinot noir is not meant to be refrigerated. The guy said "I'm not a wine person, sorry I'm not familiar." Also, their claim to fame is Ohio's best buckeye but they were all sold out. The cherry cordial tasted rather stale. Rather disappointing way to kill an afternoon.

This cafe is ideally located and a great place to study (my thought is it's because most people are…read moreon the go with the drive through so the inside isn't overly crowded). There's plenty of seating with plugs available! I got the chai tea latte and although the proportion of milk to concentrate was skewed, it was still good. I also had their peach danish and it was flaky and had a generous amount of fruit in the pastry--it is unfortunate that warming the danish was not an option. I didn't try any of their chocolate or wine but they have a wide selection if that is what you're looking for!

Small chocolate shop, but usually stop by if I'm in the area and get 23 truffles. Probably better…read morefor my diabetes they aren't closer to us.

Been shopping here for so many years...when it began it was actually in Bellbrook! Betty Blose…read moremakes a special blend of milk and dark that has repeatedly been voted Best in Dayton. Everything is made from scratch, and you'll still find Betty here on occasion, but I believe she's pretty much placed day to day operations with her family. During these uncertain Covid 19 times I hesitate to go out, but I know these people and I know they will exercise every precaution. And it just wouldn't be Easter without their candy! I was the only one in the store but employees on a recent afternoon and they even shared their personal grass for my basket to save me another stop. Cause that's how they treat all their customers...just like family. Had so much fun deliverying to family porches, ringing their doorbell and waving to them when they picked it up. They were all thrilled, just as I am with my own personal stash. When you're craving sweet, this is the place to go!

I love going into the Ester Price Candy and Gift shop. I have to circle the shop a couple of times…read morebefore I choose something. I love the Oops! bin and when they have samples. when I'm buying for someone else I always treat myself too. a great store with friendly and helpful employees.

This is a great small candy shop. It is a hidden gem that has everything you could want Ester a…read moreprice and more! The service is excellent and the candy even better. This is a must stop when in the area.

If you're a fan of chocolate covered fruit...Gourmet Berries is the best! Somehow the berries are…read morealways perfectly ripe. Recently I ordered the Cheesecake Strawberries for a birthday party; the overall consensus after biting into them was "WOW!"

I absolutely love Gourmet Berries! There is such a great variety, and Every. Single. One. I've…read moretried is fantastic. If I HAD to chose a favorite, it's probably the s'mores variety. Or maybe the chocolate covered candied oranges.

I thought I'd try it after a good experience at the downtown one. Maybe it was because this…read morelocation is busy but the coffee tasted overbrewed... not a connoisseur but it wasn't right and I'm not picky.

Best Buckeyes - we stop there on our way back to New York every time to we're in Ohio to bring back…read moreto friends and neighbors and family. Very classy sweet shop.

I always get the Peanut buyer Mountain and my daughter gets the custard with the chocolate chip…read morecookie dough. We like the service better than the custard.we are always treated right. Always a line however it goes by quickly. Management is top notch. They have really trained their staff with great customer service. Peanut Butter Mountain

Stopped for some custard which was AMAZING! This place has amazing and so tasty custard. They offer…read morecones and sundaes. Service was excellent and the outside seating area was so comfortable. This is a must stop for family, friends and everyone. They also offer pup cups which are adorable and a must for your furry friend. We will be back.

Enjoy it when Natalie is working.. Entire staff is great. First time coming here. Thank you to…read moreNatalie for her patience and figuring out what my daughter and I want. We will be back because of the staff.

Really good soft serve ice cream and topping combinations. Quick and friendly. It's a carry out…read morespot (only two tables inside) but plenty of seating outside.

Greatly enjoy the Double Chocolate 2# box of Turtles…read more My dear wife has concluded that she merits this treat several times per year. Esther Price needs to step up it's management program as well as the program for clerks. The manager is OFF Again today. We'd like to get her take on the High Prices, and the clerk is clueless -- why would you Not want all of your employees informed about price of chocolate. Both parking lot and store floor are empty of consumers, why? Previous Rates: Earlier in 2025, reciprocal tariffs added 10%-15% to landed costs, with some specific products facing, or threatening, even higher duties. Impact: The tariffs, combined with high global commodity prices, caused significant disruptions to U.S. chocolate makers (e.g., Hershey), forcing higher retail prices (10-20% increases) and reducing consumer demand. Though federal officials announced the lifting of tariffs in November 2025, some industry members reported a delay in seeing actual cost relief, with some reports noting continued, targeted duties. Severe drought, exacerbated by climate change and heat, is severely impacting West African cocoa production, particularly in Ivory Coast and Ghana, which produce over half the world's cocoa. Widespread dry conditions affect over half of Ivory Coast and two-thirds of Ghana, threatening major harvest seasons. Key affected areas include central and western regions of Ivory Coast. Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) and Ghana are currently the primary drought-stricken cocoa areas in Africa, together accounting for roughly 60% of global production. As of late March 2026, drought conditions blanket more than half of Côte d'Ivoire and approximately two-thirds of Ghana, significantly threatening the mid-season harvest.

Love to stop in for treats or gifts so can get just what i want. They have cards and stuffed…read moreanimals. If you can't find an assortment of candy you prefer they will custom-make it. My mom loves anything with coconut. I like truffles. They have all the usual chocolates .. creams Carmels, chocolate covered nuts or fruit. We are nearing valentine's day so get your order in.

Nice coffee spot downtown. It's usually pretty chill and not too crowded, which I like. They have…read moreoutdoor seating, and the place has a cute, modern vibe that's great for hanging out for a while. The coffee is good, and they also have a lot of chocolates and wine to choose from. They offer pastries too, but I don't think they're made there, so they aren't always the freshest. Still, they're decent if you want something small to eat. Overall, it's a nice place to spend an afternoon, relax, and enjoy a coffee.

Great place. Loved the coffee today. Not too bitter and just tastes great. The chocolate croissant…read morewas also fine.