After an outstanding dinner at Hayes Seafood in Buffalo we made our way to Alethea's Chocolates for…read moredessert. Alethea's is named for the great grandmother of the current owners who started making candy in Greece over a century ago. The current shop is located in a charming, historic house in Williamsville - everything is made on the estate. Alethea's has an outstanding selection of icre cream and chocolates. We opted for the two-scoop almond butter toffee sundae which has vanilla and chocolate ice cream infused with almond butter toffee crumbles from the chocolate store. Drizzled in home-made choclate and caramel sauces and topped with freshly whipped cream, the ABT sundae is a decadent tribute to the fine art of creamery perfection. On our way out, we bought a pound of a Buffalo staple - chocolate covered sponge candy. Alethea's is a must-stop for anyone with a sweet tooth!

Wonderful place! Looking for chocolate? How about great ice cream? This is the place! Such a…read morecute shop with indoor and outdoor seating. Give it a try, you will be back (so will we)!

Always beautiful and delicious artisanal chocolate and excellent service…read more It's like going into an art gallery shopping at Blue Table. Every piece of chocolate is more beautiful than the next. This trip I got not your average Easter Chicken and some beautiful eggs as well. Along with some yummy side treats. The Chicken and the eggs are filled with different selections of chocolate depending on what you pick. But they are all delicious and just lovely! They have a large selection of vegan chocolate along with dark and milk chocolate in so many shapes and sizes. With a window to watch the chocolatiers create their masterpieces, you can't go wrong at Blue Table.

Cool little chocolate shop! The owner was super friendly, and you can tell they put real passion…read moreinto their work. The chocolates here are more of a niche, artisan style than your typical candy shop -- true works of art. They had everything from footballs to skulls, and the flavors were complex and creative. Personally, I prefer the more traditional treats like chocolate-covered marshmallows and sponge candy, but if you're into fancy, upscale chocolates, this is definitely your spot.

In addition to this jewel-box location (as if you'd stepped into the 1920's), the service is…read moreexcellent, the selection is wide, and there are seasonally-appropriate greeting cards too! (Very much appreciated for those last-minute Mother's Day presents!) Parking on Main Street and in a private lot to the side of the store.

I have been going to Parkside Kandie since I was very little, the place hasn't changed much except…read morefor the prices went up a lot. I used to go in there for ice cream sundaes all the time with my mom and they were always so good and I'm sure they're still the same way. They have a nice selection of chocolates in there. They have a lot of sponge candy. Milk, chocolate, dark, chocolate, and orange sponge candy. They have tables inside so you can sit down and eat your sundae or whatever else you order. They have all different kinds of candy, not just limited to chocolate. Like I said, they are expensive, but I think that goes with any specific candy store. I wanted to buy so many things in there, but did not have the money to do it. If you've never been in there, go and look around, have a Sunday, sit down and relax, and it's nice air conditioning.

There really isn't a tour to be honest. The staff are wonderful, the place is clean. It's a…read morechocolate store, they offer samples much smaller than Costco does. I bought some dark chocolate, they taste good for sure.the chocolates cost $17.99, but there is HST, and a destination marketing fee that you will be paying when you buy anything, basically a tourist tax to shop here. Total for 150g of chocolate was $22.95. Worth it? Not really sure I would want to step back into a tourist trap...

You have to sign up for the free tour! Not only was the tour guide amazing, the chocolate tasting…read morewas phenomenal. You get to see how all of the chocolate is made and taste the chocolate as you go. My favorite was the melted chocolate. I could eat at least a gallon of it. The gift shop was really cool. They had tons of chocolate to choose from, and I really enjoyed the special occasion chocolate on the back wall that had decorative wraps on them. Lots of cute, funny wraps for every occasion. You really need to check this place out! It was a perfect fun stop on the way to Niagara Falls!

Platters has Amazing ambiance and Amazing staff. It's a throwback to wonderful service and…read morewonderful coffee & ice cream. Thanks Platter's!

We HAD to try the regional faves - orange chocolate and sponge candy! This was our first try and it…read morewas absolutely FABULOUS! The chocolate is smooth, creamy and perfectly dark or perfectly milk - either and both, as they are true to their names! The orange chocolate was "just a bit orange' - it isn't ORANGE chocolate, and we saw right off why this is a fave! The sponge candy - some wrapped in orange chocolate, some in dark and milk chocolate, and some sponge is even peanut butter! We were given generous sized samples, and bought enough for us and as gifts! The prices were all great, and considering the quality - VERY reasonable! The candy shop has truffles, candy by the piece / pound and just so much to choose from. We LOVED the smaller sized pieces, as we wanted to try a good number and we did! ALL have been excellent! Okay, the staff - they too could not be better! One young man said if we had any questions, just ask. He was IN THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY! But I DID ask him, he came out and gave me great info. Not that I want to make chocolates - but I love knowing all that I can and it was just the best place! All of the folks know so much about the company, their products and so much more! They are so friendly and kind. It was an amazing place to visit and shop at! AND, they have videos that show you all about the orange chocolate and the sponge candy! It shows the process, the ingredients, and tells about "secrets" that make Platters Chocolates THE BEST! Below the video screens you can watch the processes they use to make their candies and it too was fun to witness and learn from. Chocolate is just the best, and you can never know too much about chocolate! Platters was the perfect place to get a soft-serve cone as well. They have a good selection, and of course I was looking forward to Orange Chocolate. Nope, my husband chose that and I had S'mores soft-serve. Those cones were huge and absolutely DELICIOUS! Ultra chocolatey, but not "just chocolate"! The orange essence shown in just the right degree and the S'mores was very chocolatey (I was delighted for that!) and had all of the s'mores ingredients shining in it as well. Okay, we did share and I was happy about that too! The factory part of Platters is fun, informative and live for some - video for other parts. The "chocolate shop" where you enjoy the candies and ice creams, is open and inviting. It is busy enough, but enjoyable too. There is just so much to see and try, and so many choices that you just have to go back!

Come in and take a peak you won't be disappointed. They have so much to choose from.Milk and dark…read morechocolates, chocolate covered pretzels and the amazing sponge candy.WIth fast and friendly service I chose an assortment box.The candy was creamy and delicious.

With speedy service and a smile I received my assorted box of chocolates.Such a nice variety,…read morecreamy and tasty.Lots to choose from including the favorite Sponge candy, the peanut buttercups,chocolate covered pretzels and candy in dark or milk chocolate flavors.

I'm in western New York often and sometimes at the end of my workday, I have a little time to walk…read morearound. On a sunny day there is nothing like walking down Main Street in Williamsville and trying the local cuisine. For a great after dessert, I would recommend walking down to Sweet Jenny's on Spring Street just off of Main. I've done this on many occasions and their ice cream is always a delight. There's usually a long line, but it goes really fast and the service is with a smile. I like a nice scoop of strawberry ice cream, like the one you see in the picture. As an added bonus, if you get there before 6pm, there is a comic book store inside on the upper level! I scored a Dr Strange #6 from 1974. So grab your ice cream, and sit in the shade and read your comic books to the sound of a waterfall at Glen Park located just behind Sweet Jenny's. There's nothing like it.

Ice cream flavors were very good and I LOVE that they rotate flavors so there's always something…read morenew to try. We also checked out the inside store and got some dark chocolate turtles (I recommend btw).

Can;t drive pass without stopping for hot fudge Sunday.I use to live in Lancaster but now live in…read moreFlorida. Never miss going yo Antoinette's for my hot fudge sunday. Antoinrtte's is where I bought all the Easter chocolate for my kids.

Such a cute hidden gem ! I absolutely loved the ambiance . It felt like going back to my childhood…read moreat an ice cream parlor. The walls are covered with stuffed animals you can purchase which is also very cute . The chocolate is good and well priced ! The service was also friendly and helpful !

These are the best gourmet apples I ever had. My favorite is the Snickers apple. A must try!!!read more

Such a great company. They specialize in one main product so that is why they are so good and…read moredelicious. Excellent customer service. Such nice guys.

I came here after eating at Duffs. I bought their orange sponge candy and I wanted to compare it to…read morePlatters. Watsons is also a lot smaller, so I wanted to help out the smaller mom and pop place. The lady was very friendly and the chocolates tasted amazing. I can definitely see myself returning.

While visiting Buffalo, we had to try the sponge candies. We heard Waston's chocolates make some of…read morethe best sponge candies. It certainly lived up to the hype. Candies were very delicious. Also staffs very friendly.