How Sweet It Is

Stay away. I got chocolate honeycomb and it has nothing to do with honey. It was the most sugary thing I’ve ever had. I asked if was dark chocolate before buying and I was told it was, just to discover it was milk chocolate with sugar inside. I asked them to replace the second one with something less trashy and they replaced a huge chocolate with a tiny piece of almond covered with chocolate candy that ended up in the trash. I love tlaquepaque but this place is a complete shame on the complex. It should be closed!

“Fresh fruit” smoothie contained exactly half a banana and a bunch of juice, but it did taste good. Watch out for 10% credit card fee.

My sister and I stopped in here for a sweet treat before our dad’s wedding in the chapel. I would recommend the maple fudge as it melts in your mouth and the flavor is great. It is very sweet but that is almost to be expected of fudge. I like when the outside layer gets crunchy and the middle is still soft so I let mine dry out a little before I eat it…is that a food safety issue?? I have no idea but the fudge was yum and the girl was very helpful. Maybe $8 for a 1/4 slice is a little pricey but it’s not the craziest overpriced thing I’ve seen I guess. Overall, good experience and may go back again.

If you’re into “homemade” lemonade poured straight from a carton into a red Solo cup, and a scoop of store-bought ice cream—all for $20—this is the place. Saw it with my own eyes. Not exactly worth the price.

BIGGEST PROBLEM: Health policies are clearly not understood or being followed! My sister and I stopped for a cold drink and something sweet in the early afternoon. We were informed that they were out of ice and could only make one iced drink for us. They should not have made that one drink - there was barely any ice in it. More like a room temp tea, not an iced tea! OF EVEN GREATER CONCERN, I took my chocolate sea salt caramel square out of the bag I got it in to discover I had been given milk chocolate when I had ordered dark chocolate. I returned to the shop to ask for a replacement with the correct item, and the woman working behind the counter began to put the “wrong” piece (that had been in the bag in my purse in the heat for a half hour before I picked it up to eat it and reali