Perry's Nut House — Restaurant in Belfast

Disappointing Experience at Perry’s Nut House

Today marked our first visit to Perry's Nut House, a familiar landmark we had always observed but never entered until now. Regrettably, our experience left much to be desired. Despite the posted closing time of 5:00 PM, we encountered an unexpected disappointment when we found out that the fudge had already been put away at 4:15 PM.

Furthermore, the staff member's unfavorable attitude added to our dissatisfaction. In a tourist-centric destination like Perry's Nut House, where impressions are crucial, encountering such early closures and unwelcoming behavior can create a negative perception for visitors from around the world.

While we acknowledge that individual experiences may vary, our hope is that this review serves as constructive feedback for Perry's Nut House to uphold its reputation as a welcoming and accommodating tourist...

Used to be THE place to go when I was a kid, but people have given up on maintaining the little Shop and the prices are outrageous, almost $16 for a lb of fudge, and a little over $5 for half of a pound of gummy bears that you can buy online and pay the same price for 5lbs...it's THE definition of a tourist trap. It was also the only place I have gotten sass for my choice of fudge, they give you a choice of one free sample of fudge and I chose the Orange Cream one, the person who was serving the fudge kept mocking me "This is kiddie fudge", the person I brought with me picked Butter Rum and the server said "That's adult fudge!" There was no need for the rudeness. The only reason I didn't give it one star was because I still have good childhood memories of coming here, but those memories are quickly being replaced by the idea that this place is simply a tourist trap and...

My family has been going to Perry's Nuthouse all the way back to my grandma's childhood. We wanted our new family to be the 4th generation! We were extremely disappointed to see the Trump flag outside. As a queer, mixed race family we instantly did not feel safe. However, we decided to still give it a try. It's a family tradition! The store is very different even from just two years ago. It is sparse and has odd things for sale, like cheap plastic 3D printed toys. We also had a very odd, creepy interaction with one employee and had to leave at that point. Not even a chance to get fudge! Needless to say we are very bummed and will not be back. And I'm unsure if I should ruin my grandmother's memories of this place by...