Torch S’more

OMG delish, but the price is too much for what you get. They should either cut it to $ 2 or make them double the size for $ 4. Or offer both sizes. Yummy though! Excellent quality.

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m no s’mores connoisseur, but I think if you’re going to pay $ 4 a pop for different-​flavored marshmallows they should at least taste differently than the others. Perhaps it was my fault, though. I made the mistake of asking them to pack them to-​go and tried to recreate the experience at home. Needless to say, it was a bit of a disaster. (Never try to make s’mores on your stovetop using naught but a stick; they will go everywhere).
They’ll definitely taste better done right at the Torch stall itself, but even then, the ingredients and taste leave something to be desired. As I said before, the marshmallows all tasted the same to me, despite exciting names like Guinness, Espresso, & Chai; and while Hershey’s is the quintessential campfire s’mores chocolate, I find it isn’t the best-​tasting. They could stand to use better grade, higher quality chocolate.
Overall, I think there are better desserts to try at the 4^th St. Market, but maybe I’ve just been spoiled by all the decadent sweets this place has to offer. If a good old-​fashioned s’more is what you want, this is the place for you. Just don’t get your hopes up.

I liked the idea of customized smores, but the marshmallows I chose didn’t taste like anything special. I got 2 smores, one with whiskey bacon and one with chai, both with vanilla graham crackers and dark chocolate. While they were tasty smores, I didn’t taste whiskey, bacon or chai.

I love smores so I wanted to really like this place but it was disappointing overall. They have grahams that are made in house in different flavors and also different flavored mallows but the combination wasn’t really working for me. To be clear, it didn’t taste bad but it didn’t taste better than ones I make myself on the beach. The process of roasting the mallow in front of you is pretty awesome and watching it all come together makes it look irresistible. The nice girl behind the counter gave us a lot of napkins and wet naps and told us we’d be needing them. She was right, it was a mess. I think the homemade mallow was a little runnier than store bought mallows and it was super sticky. The mallows tasted great and fresh but the graham crackers didn’t really add to it and were either soft or thick and hard. I like regular, crunchy graham crackers so I would choose those over the homemade ones. Price is right and lots of combinations to try. There are no other places like this so it’s worth a visit.

I’m not even a fan of smores and this place is delicious!!!
It’s heavy but yummy!
The in house made graham cracker was too heavy, but overall, it was delicious!!!

COST: 3 smores = $ 11
Sounded like a cool idea to try and then it ended up being all sticky and messy. I would stick to the honeymaid graham cracker and any marshmallow you want to try for two reasons: it’s cheaper and it works better than the specialty graham crackers. The specialty graham crackers were more like hard biscuits almost biscotti status and wasn’t a pleasant experience. Honeymaid with the coconut marshmallow and dark chocolate was the cashiers recommendation and it worked the best. Afterwards it sticks to everything and even with the wet naps I still had to go to the bathroom and scrub the marshmallow off the nails.

I love smores so I was excited to try Torch. I got the homemade vanilla graham crackers with mint marshmallow. It was just ok. Honestly, I would have preferred the ordinary store bought graham cracker. Maybe I need to try a different combo because my first experience was disappointing.

I had been wanting to try this place for a while now, but each time I was left so full I couldn’t even budge on dessert. After eating at the phở joint and not leaving full I realize hey I can try this place at last. Its located in the small corner of 4^th Street Market.
You get to make and design your own smores. I noticed that they had earl gray marshmallow. Gasp! The gentleman tells me that it was very delicious and I should give it a try. Sold! I chose the regular graham cracker (should have gone chocolate), with the earl gray marshmallow and the regular hershey milk chocolate. It is a bit messy but hey its delicious. Is it a bit too much in terms of price? Sure but it tastes amazing and I have dough to blow lol.
Overall this is a nice little dessert joint. It definitely hit the spot. The only downside is the messiness about it but the presentation was very nice and the service was outstanding and friendly too. I am sold. I shall return.

It was FUN while it lasted.
I have mix thoughts about the whole concept, to be honest. Everyone knows how make S’mores at home so it did stand out but it didn’t at the same time. The best part was when my S’more was being TORCHed right in front of me. It was exciting to choose from different kinds of graham crackers, marshmallows && even the type of chocolate.
You can choose from 3 types of graham crackers: vanilla, chocolate, original. I mixed it up and got chocolate and the original cracker together. Then, the marshmallows was the hardest to decide on, for me. All sounded so good. The guy recommended the WHISKEY BACON so I went for it. Not too shabby. As for chocolate options: dark chocolate or milk chocolate… I got milk chocolate.
I suppose the price of it being $ 4 is acceptable. For me, it was OK after I’ve had it and all. It wasn’t enough for me. It sucks the business isn’t clicking as well as they hope it would. I even think its location in the 4^th st market doesn’t help promote the business. It’s in a narrow hallway and not everybody sees it.
It’s a good deal for a first time, but I wouldn’t try it again. If anything, I’ll purchase the mallows separately because the different flavors sound like fun.

This place was great! There are different flavors of graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate to choose from and they toast it right there for you with a torch so it is perfectly caramelized and ooey gooey!
I got a honey graham cracker, toasted coconut marshmallow, and dark chocolate. Delicious!
My boyfriend got chocolate graham cracker, baileys Irish cream marshmallow, and dark chocolate. Yummy!
I definitely recommend checking this place out!

We decided to stop in here despite the low reviews. We took a gamble. We were trying to hit as many spots as we could that day at the 4^th street market as we knew we would not make it by often.
Torch is pretty simple. Choose your graham, choose your mallow, choose your topping. One price of $ 4. I went with the chocolate graham, vanilla mallow, and dark chocolate topping. The mallows looked pretty interesting in their jars. They looked fluffy and had a triangular shape to them.
They make them in front of you. Not much to do, put the s’more together and torch away.
Flavor was not bad. Nothing to brag about. However my husband’s felt that his creation was stale. The $ 4 price tag to go with one simple s’more is what got me.
The guy was awesome and very friendly, but this just isn’t worth the price for me. I can make my own at home, I just need to use better chocolate than Hersheys.

Such a fun concept! From the owners of the Pop Bar (Popsicle bar– that used to be in the Orange Circle). You choose from a variety of marshmallows, gram crackers and dark or milk chocolate. I wanted as simple as possible (closest to a traditional s’more) so I got vanilla mellow, honey gram and milk chocolate. The 4 vs. the 5 is that I didn’t care for the vanilla taste of the mellow– I wanted that traditional just sugar flavor and the vanilla was definitely overpowering in this case. However, on the flip side, this speaks to how concentrated in flavor their marshmallows are so that’s a good thing. I will definitely be back to try a crazy flavor. GREAT SERVICE!!!

I feel like I must preface my review for Torch S’more with the following: Yes, I did pay $ 4 for a s’more. Never having tried a place that offered customizable s’mores, my excitement got the better of me and I decided to give this place a try.
There were quite a lot of marshmallow flavors to choose from but I ended up picking the mint cookie marshmallow with milk chocolate. It was fun watching the worker use a blowtorch to get my marshmallow all toasty and caramelized. Unfortunately, by the time I paid and settled at a table, my s’more had gotten way too gooey and the marshmallow had melted into liquid. While it was still pretty tasty, the ratio of chocolate to marshmallow wasn’t well distributed and I found myself having to eat my liquidized marshmallow that oozed into my foil wrapper and the rest of my s’more separately.
I think it would’ve been better had I been able to pay first and then eat my s’more right when it was finished. Not sure if I’d return as for $ 4, I could’ve probably bought all the ingredients necessary to make a bunch of my own at home that would’ve tasted just as good.

A step above your regular ol bonfire s’more. It’s a fancy s’more. A s’more with more than one flavor option. I am about options. The great thing is they don’t always offer the same flavors, so today you can try a s’more with a chocolate graham cracker and a coconut marshmallow but tomorrow they will have completely different flavors. It keeps me interested. They even have holiday themed flavors. It’s cool to watch the girls behind the counter make the s’more too! A REAL torch and all! At $ 4 it’s probably the cheapest dessert you can find in the fourth street market. The service is also great! Definitely check this place out!

Probably the cheapest dessert that you can get here. $ 4 tax included for a ice cream bar dipped in chocolate and toppings is really good for what it’s worth. Excellent service, limited seating, try to catch them when line’s short. The dipping (chocolate coating) will break off from the ice cream bar so be ready to scoop it off the paper tray. The toppings don’t really stick well onto the ice cream either. Great options for those who are lactose intolerant or can’t handle dairy because of the fruit ice cream bar options.

Oh the Smore’s lover in me wishes this place was better. I absolutely love the concept of this place but they need to work on a couple of things.
I had hoped for more marshmallow selections but I got three different types of s’mores with milk chocolate. Vanilla graham with a chai marshmallow, chocolate graham with a mint cookie marshmallow, and classic graham with whiskey bacon marshmallow. The vanilla graham with chai was the best one out of all three. You could really taste the chai and vanilla. The chocolate graham was okay but you couldn’t taste the mint in the marshmallow at all. The classic graham was seemed stale but the whiskey bacon marshmallow was very tasty.
Unfortunately, it was extremely messy to eat. I know eating s’mores gets a bit messy but with these it just gets all over the place. I think the marshmallows are just too big for the grahams.
I think $ 4 is a bit pricey for one s’more. Nobody can just eat one so you have to buy at least two and now you are spending $ 8. You could get two scoops of ice cream for $ 8 and it would be much more filling.

This place was a disappointment. I saw pictures of their s’mores on 4^th street market’s website and I was sold! I have a fat sweet tooth and was super excited to try Torch, since I don’t know any other places that make special s’mores desserts.
I came here on a Friday night and they did not have any of their special flavors available, only original. My s’more was made out of their regular homemade graham cracker, chai flavored marshmallow, and part of a Hershey’s milk chocolate bar. It looked like shit. I could’ve made a better s’more sandwich myself at home or on the beach. I can’t believe I paid $ 4 for the saddest s’more ever. Look at my picture below! Does that look $ 4 worth to you? Maybe the person who made mine was new. but either way I SO regretted getting this for dessert. Also, they make their own graham crackers but mine tasted pretty stale. no crunch. I would honestly just prefer the regular store-​bought Honey Maid graham crackers.

Each smore is $ 4 and you customize your own by choosing vanilla, chocolate, or original graham crackers, milk or dark chocolate, and a marshmallow. They literally torch your smore with a blow torch and serve it to you right away.
I had pretty high hopes but it wasn’t anything amazing; the milk chocolate is just an average Hershey’s bar you can get from the grocery store. The marshmallow, however, tasted exactly like the flavor it was supposed to be and the texture was softer and not as artificially sweet as the average Jet Puff. The downside is that there is only one flavor of marshmallow available a day so I had to get coconut, which I am not a big fan of.
The service was friendly and the store was a pretty good concept, but you’re better off just making a smore at home. There should be more flavors available (white chocolate?), and add ons like ice cream or whipped cream would be nice. With so many other food options surrounding it, I probably won’t be coming back.

They’re still in the process of opening, but were having some mini smores for a $ 1. I got one, and came back for another one! Everything is homemade, and you can really taste the difference. They torch their vanilla marshmallow on the spot and sandwich it with your choice of dark or milk chocolate.
The owner was very friendly and explaoned that they’ll have different flavor masrchmellows once thye fully open. She mentioned a coconut marshmawllow that sounded amazing! Can’t wait to come back and try their full menu!

Ever wanted s’mores but didn’t want to deal with the mess? Well, step right up to this cute little shop and get your s’mores on!
From the mad genius mind behind the awesome popsicle cart/​store Front Porch Pops, comes this amazing store where the flavor combos will blown your mind.
Right now they’re doing small tastings for a dollar (beat that McDonald’s) but when their full menu comes, you’re gonna flip for the awesome combos.
I’ll be back soon to try more combos out.