Located within the Kittery Outlets shopping area…read more Some interesting and rare candy, snacks and sodas! They have an entire wall of sodas ... a few of which I haven't been able to find. They had a few variations of butterbeer soda...which is not easy to find. They also had some candy that haven't seen in years. The staff (owner?) there was great...very friendly and efficient.

This a cute little eclectic candy store that also sells snacks and sodas. You can find a variety…read moreof both old school and current brands of candy and snacks. It is located in the Kittery outlets.

Finest chocolate in Portsmouth! I ordered a piece of toffee…read moreand it did not disappoint! The service was cordial and fast. The staff definitely answered my questions and there was plenty of choice regarding candy and the ambiance. I will certainly come back when I am in town again.

After an event at the nearby Music Hall and since it wsmas my birthday, we decided on late-night…read moreice cream. We arrived at Kilwins just before closing but still found a cheerful staff, bright and clean shop, and lots of options. Their ice cream isn't fancy, it's just good! There are plenty of flavors to make any crowd happy. Plus candy and fudge. Definitely a winner!

My boyfriend and I love to go to Portsmouth from Boston every year to shop for unusual Christmas…read moregifts that you might not find everywhere else. Unfortunately, we both works nights and therefore aren't very good at getting there early and most of the stores close at six. We don't always get to look at all of the shops outside the main area before our shopping comes to an abrupt end. This Sunday, long after most shops closed, we came upon a warm and inviting Pickwick's. The sign on the door said they closed at 6 and it was at least 7, so I stood an gazed longingly into the shop door wishing I had seen the shop earlier - it looks like Christmas magic inside. The next thing I knew, the friendly and festively dressed shop ladies were inviting us in, saying they still had lots of work to do before they could leave, so we were welcome to have a browse! They even offered to gift wrap some little things we picked out and one of the ladies helped me to hide a gift I was buying for my boyfriend while he wasn't looking! Great little shop with so many fun things, but I was really inspired to write this because I was really impressed at the level of customer service and the "going beyond the call of duty". Very special thing in a world where most people don't care to go the extra mile anymore. The whole experience sent us home with some real Christmas spirit! Give those ladies a raise! :)

Loved this shop! They have a bit of everything that's fun and interesting. The staff (dressed in…read moreperiod costumes) helpful are super friendly.

My Mom & I went to have lunch @ Warren's & they automatically give you a treasure chest "key."…read moreWhich is actually a plastic card. You have to go outside Warren's to get into this cute little gift shop. Right when I walked in I saw the cutest kitchen towels on a rack to my right that caught my attention. They also had some adorable pot holders. I was surprised at how reasonable their prices are. I picked up a cat pot holder & kitchen towel with cat faces all over it. There were a few I was torn between so it was a little hard to make a decision on which one to get. They have a bunch of souvenirs here too. Saw some Maine magnets & Warren's beer glasses & shot glasses. I like to collect shot glasses of places I go & the beer ones too but I ended up just getting a shot glass. As I continued on I ran into these super cute lobster sleep pants! I was in need of some warm pants as I'm headed up to ME to go to my family's camps & forgot to grab some sweatpants from my home back in Vegas. They don't have a dressing room so before I bought the pants I asked if they didn't fit if I could return them & was told yes, with my receipt. I was surprised to find the shop went around the check out counter. Here I found a small area of discounted items & another counter with some candy around the area. It's a very small candy store nothing like the one on Route 1 Kittery Outlets. In this area I found the "treasure chest." I over heard a male customer asking the lady @ the counter...who I actually think was the owner, what you won if you got the treasure & she said money to spend in the store. There was a bunch of other nicknacks in this store too. I tried to take lots of photos. I will have to take pictures of my items I bought & post them later. This place is a must to come inside after eating @ Warren's to see if you have the winning "treasure key!" I also suggest if your around the area to stop in. It's worth your time!! The parking lot can be packed due to Warren's always seeming to be busy but don't let this keep you away! The lady who rang me up (who I mentioned earlier, I think is the owner) was very nice & answers all my questions.

Great candy store with all the old time favorites we used to get as kids. Very nice gift shop as…read morewell

Cute shop with the best homemade chocolates! The Buckeyes are ridiculously huge!! I got a mint…read morechocolate bar... heavenly. We also picked up some delicious tafy all sorts of flavors. The shop also has unique toys, legos, games and other fun gifts. Fun place to stop and shop and get some chocolates!!

Our first time exploring Portsmouth, and we come across the colorful store - Snapchat Quack Pop…read moreCandy store. You walk into a colorful array of candy, toys, pins, earrings, desserts, all sorts of fun things to look.

Staff is so friendly ! All of the treats are amazing! We love the chocolate Moose…read more:) :)

OMG!! This store is like a real life Willy Wonka Factory the chocolate in here is unbelievable you…read moregotta see it to believe it Lindt has more flavors of chocolate then I ever thought of some of the chocolate we picked out that I've never seen in stores are Tiramisu, Carrot Cake, Cheese Cake, Dark Chocolate Mint,, Almond Butter, Pistachio, Coconut, Matcha, Strawberry Cheesecake that's what I can remember off the top of my head the employees are willing to help you if you ask but they let you look around the store and mind your business it's a very easy going pleasant experience mix and match chocolates $37.99 a pound or 75 pieces for a different prices etc if you are in Kittery and have the chance to go in the store you gotta check it out 5/5 Stars

We walked by about 10 minutes before the shop opened to the public, but the man opened his doors to…read moreus! He was super friendly. The chocolates were high quality and delicious! The shop is small and cozy, but has a lot of variety for every chocolate lover! We bought some chocolates for ourselves and some for friends back home!

Passed by this chocolate store and decided to go in to look around. I tried the Midnight 72%…read moreVenezuelan dark chocolate with Ecuadorian cacao nibs. Wow! It was so delicious and I loved the crunch the cacao nibs gave. I also tried 4 of the little bon bons in the front case. My husband and I both enjoyed everything we tried. We enjoy traveling around the world and trying chocolate, so it was cool to see such a variety of chocolate from different orgins. We enjoyed it so much we went back the next day to try more!

Still a great place to come! Not as many samples, but they still offer the same great products…read more They have a new bread line out now which is nice. Over the summer I recently tried iced coffee at the cafe which was delicious. They had some different baked goods- we tried almond croissants one time which was yummy. We tried chocolate peanut butter cake too- yummy as well! Always love the garden area- it's always decorated so nicely. The displayed inside the store are fun to see as well. Always love seeing how it changes for the seasons. Can't wait to come back!

This place needs to be investigated by health inspectors. I'm not kidding…read more I was already familiar with this company's jams because they're sold in local stores back home in California, so when I happened to be in the area, I figured I'd stop by their café. What a mistake. I ordered the cream of broccoli soup, which arrived lukewarm and appeared to have been sitting out for quite some time. It had developed that thick, congealed film on the surface that cream based soups form as they cool. It didn't look fresh. I went back to the counter and politely asked for a fresh bowl since the soup wasn't remotely hot. The gentleman behind the counter gave me the impression that he was just going to reheat the same bowl, which wasn't what I had requested or paid for. Something about the interaction didn't sit right with me, so I decided to wait at the counter and watch. And, I am glad I did. While the male server was preparing my replacement soup, an older woman who worked there came over to him and asked what was wrong with the original bowl, apparently unaware that I was standing there watching. She inserted a thermometer into the soup, announced, "This isn't cold," and then proceeded to pour the soup I had already eaten from directly back into the communal soup crockpot. I was absolutely appalled. I had already taken 2 bites from that bowl. Once food has been served to a customer and partially consumed, it should NEVER be returned to a shared food container. Doing so creates an obvious risk of cross-contamination through saliva and other microorganisms that can be transferred from a person's mouth or utensils into the food. If a customer happens to be carrying a transmissible pathogen, this kind of practice could potentially expose unsuspecting customers to contamination. What made this even more disturbing was the number of elderly customers in the establishment. Older adults can be particularly vulnerable to foodborne illness and its complications. The thought that someone could unknowingly be served food contaminated by another customer's saliva is absolutely unacceptable. I approached the manager to explain what I had just witnessed, expecting at the very least some concern. Instead, his response was dismissive, and he seemed largely unbothered by what I was telling him. This wasn't a disappointing meal or poor customer service. What I witnessed raised serious questions about the staff's understanding of basic food safety, sanitation, and cross contamination prevention. I genuinely cannot understand how anyone working in food service could think returning a customer's partially eaten soup to a communal pot was acceptable, let alone do it so casually. I left completely disgusted, not only by what I witnessed but by the lack of concern from management. This establishment needs a thorough health inspection. I would strongly advise others to avoid eating here.

This place is super cute! It has Great fudge, great prices, excellent customer service! Definitely…read morea place to visit while on your trip to York!

The candy looked good, with a decent selection. However, on having the first bite of our treats,…read moremy partner and I were in for a let-down. They had advertised a 'blue-vanilla' shaved ice treat. It wasn't vanilla at all, not even faintly. Not even vaguely. It was blue raspberry. Disappointed we threw the cup away not even twenty feet from the shop, and on the drive home tried some of the assorted other items that were purchased. All of the chocolates were bland and stale. Each and every one. Poor flavor, poor quality. I had been originally very pleased to find a pack of Clove gum... a rare find, and one of my favorites. It was also so stale and old that when I put it in my mouth, the stick of gum cracked rather than folded in any way and took perhaps a good three minutes of chewing before it felt like anything that resembled what chewing gum is meant to be. I would encourage anyone who is eager to get quality sweets to look elsewhere.