I love this spot so much. The chocolate is all amazing. The owner does not believe in using any…read morepreservatives so everything is very pure. I love dark chocolate but even at Whole Foods many of the options have ingredients in them I refuse to eat. Rhyme & Reason allows me to fill my guilty pleasure of chocolate without having to sacrifice on quality ingredients. The owner is very nice and friendly and has visited all of the places where she gets the beans for her chocolate. There are so many options from sweet chocolate all the way up to 85% dark chocolate. Some may say that the chocolate is pricey but given all the work put into making it with clean ingredients and the process it takes, it is worth it. If you try to look for something similar, you will see that the price is in the same range if not higher, so do yourself a favor and get yourself some chocolate from Rhyme and Reason. The shop is super cute as well. The decor is very inviting and the way the chocolate is presented almost on something similar to a plate holder with small samples in front is very cute. The cherry on top is that they will sometimes host a chocolate and cocktail pairing event. I still haven't been able to attend due to other obligations but I am on their email list so I can hopefully go to the next one.

Oh my goodness. Anyone who is a chocolate connoisseur and has a serious sweet tooth, but also likes…read moreto experiment with things should definitely take a stroll into here. There were so many different mixtures and additions into the house made chocolate like smoked paprika, passionfruit, And endless other things. This easily had to be some of the best chocolate I have had in a long time I bought two different bars and couldn't help myself but break off another piece during the drive home. The owner was working, I did not catch her name, but she was very sweet and gave us a little tour through the chocolates and helped me pick which one I should get. A very cute little spot where when you walk in you immediately know that this chocolate is going to be serious!

The dessert we wanted at Thai Square was out so we drove to Ozzie's for ice cream - but the lot was…read morefull and lines snaked around inside. Well, third time is the charm! After a bit of a drive, we found it. The location is not great - tucked into a strip shopping center next to Stamey's, but the decoration is great. The service is outstanding as is their gelato and chocoltes. I really like their build your own box approach - makes it easy for gift giving. I did not try the coffee, but I will. Next time I'm on that part of Battleground, I will stop in.

We stopped in on a Thursday afternoon to get some treats. We got some marshmallow roses, a pecan…read moreturtle, some bark, and a caramel chocolate covered Oreo. All were very good. The dark and milk chocolate is good quality and you can tell everything is made by hand. Definitely a great option for a gift or event. They have a very large variety of truffles and other chocolate treats and boxes to fill up with your favorite chocolates. The staff was attentive and very nice, I love the attention put into wrapping and presentation of the product. Definitely recommend! 5/5

I had a hankering for caramel popcorn that Cracker Jack (do they still make that???) or Crunch 'n…read moreMunch would not cure, so I went to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. The location was super clean. There was no lack of any item that you want, or in my case, NEED. During my visit, I was the only customer. The staff...well let's just say one was much kinder and more helpful than the other. I digress. I got two samples and a lesson on popcorn. The samples were the buttery sweet and caramel. I had to make sure that I TRULY needed caramel corn in my life. I did, so that's what I got. The lesson was that the caramel is a different kernel from the others. There is a mushroom and butterfly type kernel (sorry, I forgot which type the caramel was). Who knew? I am guessing there are probably others, but I will leave that concern for true popcorn aficionados. I had a few more errands to run, but I could not WAIT to get home, get comfy with my caramel corn and binge watch something good on the tube! So, no judgement, but I am not a kernel at a time kind of girl, I eat my popcorn like Cookie Monster eats cookies...Om Nom Nom...lol. So I am chopping away until I tried to chomp and I couldn't. Rats! An unpopped kernel. Ok, that's ok, it's to be expected. I continue chomping away and now I encounter 3! Can you see where I am going with this? The popcorn is good, no question, but you will have to go on a scavenger hunt to get all the unpopped kernels to really dig in carelessly and recklessly like I like to do. Don't want my dentist on my back...lol Pop (maybe pun intended) in and see what kind of treats you can take home for yourself! Enjoy!

The staff is pleasant and will greet you upon arrival. If you are interested in the popcorn or…read moredipping dots venture to the left side of the store. They are sold by their size. The chocolate treats are located on the right side of the store. They have prepackaged bundles of treats in the center of the store. I wish I could take one of everything! They weigh your chocolate treat selections from the cases and charge by the pound. They have everything you can think of...peanut/almond/cashew clusters, peanut butter cups, chocolate covered cherries and pretzels. Oh yum! The seasonal items were heavily discounted. I have enjoyed my visits to the store!

Best coffee in Greensboro. The desserts are also a wonderful treat! The only place in GSO that…read moredoesn't burn the milk or need any sugar to cut the bitter taste of espresso. 100% like grabbing an espresso or cappuccino in Italy.

I had been wanting to stop by Dolce and Amaro for a while now and I finally was able to stop by the…read moreother day. The space is a bit tiny so seating is a little limited, but it wasn't packed when I went in so getting a seat was not an issue. Their case is filled with a HUGE variety of treats. I was definitely pleased to see all the different types of baked goods provided by the place. There was a lot of things that caught my eye but ultimately i decided to go with a tiramisu cup and another tiramisu baked good (reminded me of a cupcake but wasnt one). I will say the flavors were definitely there for both treats. The cup was delicious and was very rich I would definitely get it again. The baked good was personally not my favorite. It was a little too hard but the top was delicious. I would definitely go back in and try out some of their other treats that are not just tiramisu. I definitely encourage everyone to go check out this little spot if you're in the mood for a little treat.

My wife treated me to a pack of Eigen Chocolate she bought recently at an event. She saw they had…read morechocolate with ingredients from Costa Rica and wanted to give it to me as a treat to remember our honeymoon earlier this year. The chocolate is fantastic, a subtle sweetness, not too strong, and very mild bitterness. I'm not a fan of dark chocolates with a strong bitterness, so this is a nice in between. She told me the vendor was friendly and said they made everything in high point. They offer a good variety of flavors and styles. I look forward to trying more

Love this chocolate so much! Glad I found them last year soon after moving to the area. I've had…read moretheir chocolate chip cookie, hot chocolate mix, oat fudge brownie cookie monstrosity (lasted me nearly 3 days!) and peanut butter truffle/cup. I've visited them at various pop ups (farmers market, southern charm, wiseman, etc). They're always super nice and friendly and have great samples. My Favorite so far has been their hot chocolate mix and the peanut butter truffle. Worth every penny to support small, local, and delicious

Do you love chocolate? Do you love supporting local small business? Elizabeth has truly created a…read moreworld class chocolate experience right here in Greensboro! I can't get enough of these delicious hand made chocolate bars! Awesome flavors in sustainable packaging is a win/win!

My husband and I happened to pass by the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory as we went to Lens…read moreCrafters today. We were so excited to get Caramel Apples. We used to take our daughters for an after school treat in California once a week to buy their apples. We bought apples chocolate and 2 bags of popcorn. I cut into my apple just now and the apple itself is rotted to the point of brown and mushy and completely uneatable. I'm so disappointed. I thought the apples had to be discarded if they are not sold right away, not left to become rotten and sold to unsuspecting customers. At $10 an apple that had to be thrown away, I doubt I will go back. The store was clean and the popcorn smelled wonderful and tastes amazing.

We just got this apple and white shirt cut it and sat down and opened it and it was already brown…read more We told the lady and she said they made them today nothings wrong with the Apple. we did all this in about five minutes. She talk to us like we didn't know anything about apples.

I don't want to sound like a sourpuss here, among all the glowing reviews, especially for a shop…read morethat is clearly independently and lovingly run. But, I do need to advise anyone who is unwaveringly accustomed to the Italian and Portuguese bakeries of New England (at least in the 1980s), and similar places, the pastries here aren't quite at that level. The pastries I tried were a little dense and shriveled, with a slight sour taste (which could've also been due to some uneven baking, erring on the overbaked side). In an apple filled item, the small amount of apples weren't quite soft and sweet enough, as well. Overall, the pastries were nearer to those of a very talented home baker than the polished work of a traditional professional pastry shop. Of course, for this specific region, this will be an enjoyable stop. With that in mind, I'm not surprised there are long lines; it must be very exciting to encounter a shop like this for the first time. There are very few other bakeries making pastries of this type, much less good ones. It's very, very hard to make excellent pastries. But, if you come from a land rich with bakeries, just set your expectations appropriately. Plus, there is the critical difference between New England and North Carolina bakeries: Would you rather have pastries that are sensational from sullen and unpredictably snappish people? ...or pastries that are decent and charming from laid-back and friendly people?

Love this place! Has to be the best bakery in Greensboro. Just got gelato this time but what a…read moretreat. The service is always friendly. It's small and cute inside and they also offer outdoor seating. It's limited hours so make sure you check before you go. It's right around the corner from me but it's worth driving across town to try if you live on the other side!

Always a solid choice to whet your sweet or savory appetite, however, this is a shout out…read moreobservation. Shout Out to the establishment's artist. It was such a treat to watch them in action! What a super beautiful job! NO STENCiIL, all free hand!!! We see artwork on the windows of various places. I don't know about you, but I often think "I wonder who did that?" Well, I was a witness to greatness in action today. Taking a plain glass window and turning it into something amazing. Job well done! Of course I had to pop in and discuss my amazement about the artistry in motion AND grab a little something to take home!

Such an amazing place to hangout and spend time with family / friends…read more Absolutely loved their service Cupcakes are my personal fav here this time I tired pie and a cake both are good too !