35 Best Places to Shop in USA

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We've compiled the best of the best in USA - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Stage Stop Candy

Set inside a cute-as-a-candy-button Victorian house, Stage Stop is a family affair, run by Josh and Mandi Fedele and their kids. While some of their recipes date back to the 1920s, the Fedeles are always up for making something new and fun--say chocolate-covered Devil Dogs or freeze-dried gummy sharks. More than 80 percent of what they sell is made in house.

411 Main St., Dennis Port, MA, 02639, USA
508-394–1791
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Closed Tues. and Wed.

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Theobroma Chocolatier

Northeast Heights

Out by the Sandia foothills, Theobroma Chocolatier carries beautiful, handcrafted, high-quality chocolates, truffles, and candies (most of them made on the premises).

Videri Chocolate Factory

Downtown

Follow the sweet smells through this Warehouse District chocolate factory and trace the chocolate-making process from bean to bar. The chocolate counter offers samples of Videri’s high-quality chocolate bars and confections, and Black & White Coffee Roasters serves coffee and hot chocolate.

327 W. Davie St., Raleigh, NC, 27601, USA
919-755–5053
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Guided tours on Wed. $15

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Wilbur's of Maine

Attention, chocoholics! In a big house and barn at the lower end of Main Street, you'll find a wonderland of tempting treats, including chocolate-covered blueberries, turtles, almond butter crunch, truffles, fudge, and many more old-fashioned confections. They're all made by a dozen chocolatiers working in the adjacent barn; ask about taking a factory tour. Wilbur's has a second shop downtown on Bow Street.

174 Lower Main St., Freeport, ME, 04032, USA
207-865–4071

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Woodhouse Chocolate

Elaborate confections made on the premises are displayed like miniature works of art at this shop that resembles an 18th-century Parisian salon.