Treat House

Great idea and execution of making rice crispies fun! They have a variety of selections and flavors and if you have a sweet tooth, this is the place for it. A couple of chairs give it a lounge vibe, and adds to the very much fun/cute ambience. You can also create your own fun crispie for your party/event—a different approach to your cupcake idea(s). Cost wise, I would give it a $$ out of $$$$.

I have never come here. However, this company does wholesale, and I purchased this at my Walmart in Wallingford, Connecticut. This Krispie Treat is disgusting. It smells like I walked into a nail salon once I opened it. At first, I thought it was the plastic packaging, but it was the actual Krispie treat when I tasted it, and I tasted chemicals in my mouth. I would not recommend this to anybody to eat.

We ordered and had it delivered for a party. The order came quickly. The kids all loved it.

I'm new to the area and was in the mood for something sweet. I was happy to wander into treathouse. It brought be back to my childhood days of making rice crispy treats at home. For those who haven't had homemade ones, they are a lot less sweet than the grocery store kellogs branded ones in the blue wrappers. Which IMO are disgustingly sweet. Treat houses treats are not overly sweet and come in a bunch of fun flavors. They are a touch pricey but they would make great gifts. Also their marshmallows are really good. Super fluffy and corn syrup free. The staff was very friendly and took the time to chat and describe their products

Marshmallows treats made with fish gelatin which made me extremely happy since I like kosher foods.

Really cute idea for desserts...kind of like Baked by Melissa, but Rice Krispie Treat Edition! These are awesome and all have their own, yet not overpowering flavors, with some classics like birthday cake and peanut butter cup and then some more sophisticated ones like salted caramel (my personal favorite). The staff at this particular location are always super friendly. We walked by one day right as they were locking the doors at closing time and when they saw our sad faces they opened it back up and let us in to quickly snag some treats, which was so kind of them! That was our first time and has kept us coming back for a sweet treat whenever we happen to walk by. They sell to go packs of 2, 4, etc so they make great little gifts or goodie bags! It would be helpful if before you ordered, the staff explained to you that it is easier for them if they know how many you plan on ordering so that they can take out the right container...or maybe they should switch over to writing down your order so that they can make that calculation once you're done in case you don't know off the top of your head how many you want to order when you begin!

Conceptually, I was immediately smitten but with the idea of decorating my own treats (even though they were only rice crispy squares), but upon actually entering the shop I was hit with immediate disappointment. It wasn't as hands on as I thought it would be. (In my head I thought it was going to be like how one chooses their toppings at a froyo shop.) No, it was more like your standard bakery with the only difference being that they only sold rice crispy treats. And in terms of decorating, it was the same concept of telling a baker what you would like put on your child's birthday cake. Nothing special at all. My biggest grievance is with the staff itself. The two girls there were the most inhospitable people I've seen behind a dessert counter. Clearly my mother and I were disturbing them with our presence. After a few uncomfortable minutes of awkwardly staring at the treats, my mother and I left, without buying anything, as the staff obviously went out of their way not to interact with us at all.

Purchased treats advertised as gluten free and dairy free. (made by treat house, through Cheryl's cookies) The treats were NOT dairy free and could have killed me. False advertising. This review is a gift...change your description