Lightkeeper's Fudgery

This is a quaint little gift shop located right across from the lighthouse. We sampled some of the fudge, and ended up buying a pound. we were able to mix it up, which of course we did, buy a pound get 1/4 pound free. The fudge was later enjoyed back at the bed and breakfast. some did make it all the way back to Ontario.

This was not only a fudge shop (with very accommodating staff) but also a nice little craft shop. There were several luscious flavours of fudge. I was allowed small slivers of a few varieties...which didn't last very long in the bag !

great fudge and good supply of souvenirs. Some are locally made crafts and really well priced. No washroom, but we loved the long hours--especially since the lighthouse is a good place to be for sunset, which is long past 5pm.

Staying in Twilingate for two days we popped up to the lighthouse on a very foggy evening. It was rather cold and unfortunately there was no view to see so we popped into the fudge shop to escape the cold and do some tastings. They have maple, salted nuts, partridgeberry, vanilla, orange and lots of other traditional and not so traditional flavour. Delicious! Cute souvenirs too!

After visiting the Long Point lighthouse we stopped at the Fudgery before heading down the hill. This is not to be missed! If you like fudge - there is an amazing selection here and it is all made on-site. We spent quite a while talking with the owner and sampling her craft. Needless to say that the boxes we bought never made it back home - it was that good.She also has a pretty nice gift shop with reasonably priced souvenirs as well.

Stopped here 11/15/15 for a hot chocolate to sit down after a long walk in the Parisian financial districtTwo days after the terrorist attack.

I think it is the fourth or fifth location of Boco in Paris, and I have to say that it is great to have such a lunch option in La Défense :_)The concept is