Bridge Street Chocolates
Hand-made chocolates on Bridge Street with a 4.9 and a counter that ruins supermarket candy forever. Gifts that don't survive the ride home.
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Hand-made chocolates on Bridge Street with a 4.9 and a counter that ruins supermarket candy forever. Gifts that don't survive the ride home.
A Marchwood Road bakery whose name tells you what to order. Closed Mondays; the other six afternoons it runs till 7, late enough for an after-dinner detour.
Christopher Curtin's chocolate shop on South High, where the bars and bonbons come from a certified master chocolatier. Worth the stop for the single-origin bars alone.
Family-owned candy shop on East State: chocolate-covered almonds, Whirly Pops, gift baskets, plus ice cream and milkshakes. Open until 9 on Fridays and Saturdays, which is exactly when the second scoop happens.
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