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“This place is such a gem. I'm visiting from Dayton for First Friday and my friend said "we have GOT to go to this cheese shop" and boy am I glad we did. A huge assortment of gourmet cheeses and meats, some of which are imported. The gentleman behind the counter was VERY knowledgeable; he was able to help me get some incredible cheeses to take home just by me describing what I liked in a cheese. Amazing. If you're in Delaware for any reason, you simply must stop here. You will not regret it.”
“I visit several times a year to buy their Buckeyes, cherry cordials, and assorted chocolate boxes. Staff is always friendly. They haven't (yet) increased their prices even when everything else has increased. I love this place and especially the products they sell!”
“A bit hard to find, since they've moved from a storefront to an office in a nondescript building. Follow your GPS. It is just to the north of Wendy's, and you can turn in off High or down the little alley that runs directly behind Wendy's. They don't have the nostalgia candies anymore, but they do have plenty of good chocolates. The owner was super friendly, give me a couple samples and asked my tastes to figure out what I might like. I ended up with a pound of turtles and some chocolate covered pretzels. They are very very very good. You can buy them by the pound, although I think you can also get a half pound or whatever. But hey, it's good stuff, and although I will try to make it last, I know it will be gone pretty soon. Walk-ins are only on Wednesdays, so check their website for hours. Most of their business is online, and they have free delivery to a lot of Columbus, so that is probably a good idea for most. I happened to be nearby and made sure I came during their open hours. But hey now, free delivery of excellent chocolate? I will keep that in mind as a gift, or as a gift for myself.”
“Very limited stock- the owner kindly let me know it was a result of a broken belt and chocolate shortage.
That said there were no samples.
The brittle was good and the buckeyes were reminiscent of homemade.
We paid $20 for 6 small buckeyes and a carton of brittle.
Inside is dated and has an odd smell. The carpet is likely as old as the store. That said, I would try them again closer to chocolate season, which I was told is Christmas to Easter.
Vegetarian options: Ask
Dietary restrictions: They can tell you what is included
Parking: Free parking
Kid-friendliness: Not enough supply to satisfy kids. A man and his kids left without purchasing anything while we were there.
Wheelchair accessibility: Could be a little bumpy.”
“Best Chocolate covered Strawberries ?
Staff are always friendly and helpful.
Thanks to the Dublin store for making me feel like Family. ?
Which is why I always come back.”
“Great place my frist time there and I'm 51 I had 2 small candy bars The crispy crunch and the Almond they are amazing so rich Chocolatey I bet thee filled once are really good thee strawberry thee limon thee Orange my favorite filling. I live in Crestline Ohio and Lazell road is thee closest one. One day hopefully I'll go to Harry Lindens candy + they have bigger candy bars.”
“Anthony-Thomas has been our go to goodie shop for many years. The treats are always amazing and so is the service. BUUUUT I have one legit complaint. Please stop printing the prices on the bags/wrappers of the items. ?. I also think it would be cool if you maybe pushed the envelope on some new goodies, flavor combos etc. However, my only real complaint is the price on the package which makes it difficult for Easter baskets etc.”
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“Great chocolate, for when you're in the mood to spoil yourself or someone else. Their rosebud mints are my favorite candy that they carry. Wish they would keep more fresh ones on hand.”