This Russell Stover outlet store is connected to the factory which employs between 300 and 500…read morepeople. The store has an amazing selection of chocolate and other sweets as well as ice cream. When you walk in you're greeted and given a sample to try. The backroom has all of the candy that is a little older but still not expired, but at lower prices. They also stock what they call bloopers which are the candy that may look a little odd but still taste great. In addition to Stover's, they also make and sell some other national brands which they acquired years ago, like the Whitman's sampler.

I visited the Russell Stover store a few years ago when it was in its old building and was entirely…read morean outlet store. On this visit, I was surprised to see an entirely new building on the lot where the old one used to be. The new building looks like someone's large, fancy house and has a nice seating area with tables outside, in case you want to enjoy your treats before you leave. We walked in and were greeted with the sweet scent of chocolate. We immediately tried some samples of their caramel apples, which were delicious. They have a variety of truffles and other treats in a glass case at the front that are sold individually, as well as ice cream and coffee. Someone asked us right away if we needed help or wanted anything from the cases. The rest of this part of the store is a great selection of pre-packaged hard candies, chocolates, Jelly Belly dispensers, and gift boxes. They also have several shelves of sugar-free treats, including chocolates and hard candies, which was nice to see. At first I thought that everything was regular price and there was no longer an outlet component. Then I realized that the front of the store is full price candy, while the large, Costco-esque room in the back is the outlet section. A piece of advice - check the expiration dates when you're browsing this part of the store. While chocolate doesn't exactly go bad the second the clock strikes the expiration date on the package, the candy they had back there that hasn't expired yet will likely taste fresher and better. Some of the outlet candy was from Christmas and Valentine's Day and was rapidly approaching its expiration date, while some had expired back in 2016. I realize that this is to be expected in a discount section, but it's just something to be aware of.

I went into this little store yesterday and bought $30 worth of product and they charged me over…read more$300. I am trying to get credit from them. Hopefully they are honest retailers and will refund my money. I've left a couple messages waiting for them to return my call.

Amazing find on our trip! We wanted some sweet treats to snacks in. They have all the good candies…read morehere from razzles, to jelly beans, to some Asian gummies. You can get your Ouray souvenirs too including T-shirts, stickers, stuffed animals, and more. The kids and whole family can find something in this candy paradise. Susan who I believe owns it was so lovely! Make sure to stop here while you're in town. Strong 5/5

the vibe and place is super cool! do not buy a smoothie from cafe- they just use a smoothie mix and…read moreit tastes terrible

We made our annual trip to Enstrom Candies today and received assistance from Lori. Her personal…read morestyle and happy smile made our mission even easier. We selected boxes of Dark and Milk Chocolate Truffles. Having had both See's Candies and Ghirardelli Chocolate I can say when it comes to Truffles Enstrom Candies is superior.

As if it's not enough to drive through the stunning Mesa and Grand Mesa, be greeted by the quirky…read morelittle town of Cedaredge, you then come upon this itty bitty little magical store which you could easily (and unfortunately) miss if you're not careful! Moral of the story- go to Drost's if you're in the area! Their chocolate is sooo delish! High quality chocolates and cute little shop with funny T-shirts and gifts too!

Some of the best chocolates I've had anywhere in the world! This place is amazing! Stop reading and…read morego now!

As you may know, I'm a sucker for candy. Gummies. Jelly…read moreBeans. Sour patch kids. YOU NAME IT, I LIKE IT. After lunch and shopping around Main Street, the girls and I ducked into this iconic candy shop to cure our much-needed sweet tooth! ++ Holy selection of candy! I couldn't make up my mind any prepackaged candy, so I settled for a small bag to fill to the brim with anything of my choosing! Being the gummy fiend I am, I opted for sour patch kids, Swedish fish, traditional gummy bears, gummy worms and more! Anything you want, they have! ++ Staff is insane friendly, knowledgeable and knows their inventory well. My aunt was requesting a specific candy from her childhood, and the cashier led her over to a small wall in the back! ++ Sugar free, low calorie options are also available! ++ Prices are decent for what you get. Pay by the pound (or ounces), or individually priced items, and you're bound to spend under $10. ++ Located right on the corner on Main, it's easy to spot and clearly popular for a reason! When back in Junction, I know I'll return here!

This place was bustling with people, from young to old. The Candytime Shoppe has an array of…read moresweets and treats, from old fashioned candies to new. * pre-packaged chocolates and candies * barrels of loose packaged candies * scoop and pay by weight chocolates and candies * European and Asian sweets * display case of truffles and a variety of chocolates * cool and unique drinks I think this place will make you smile when you see the old fashioned Moonpies, candy cigarettes, Pop Rocks, and more...and then delighted to see the unique candies like candy sushi, bacon root beer, etc. Half the fun is exploring and checking the place out. It's pricey but no more than other candy stores I've been to. The service is great! Very friendly.

What a wonderful experience. Ray and his employees where very nice and super helpful!!…read moreThe Jerky is Top Tier!!!!!!!. His store was clean and organize. The other thing we enjoyed was he offers taste tests , so you know what your getting! Highly recommended!! We will be back again. Sincerely, the Campers on their way through

We were on our way to Montrose when my parents said they wanted some jerky, so after doing a little…read moreresearch, we decided to stop by Ray's Jerky. We arrived around 3:05 PM on Tuesday, 9/22/26. All of the signs indicated that the store was OPEN, but unfortunately, the door was locked. We knocked, called and left a voicemail, and waited outside for about 15 minutes, but no one came. It would have been helpful to have a notice posted if the store needed to close unexpectedly, or at least to have the OPEN sign turned off so customers would know. We had plans to continue on to Telluride and Black Canyon, and since we're leaving Montrose at 7:00 AM tomorrow, we weren't able to wait any longer or come back another day. We left disappointed that we didn't get the chance to try Ray's Jerky and purchase some for our trip.

Home of the year-round Candy Apple! I prefer their pecan-covered Dark Chocolate English Toffee - as…read moreadvertised: crunchy, buttery & sweet. A single-serving dessert although many options to suit any sweet tooth!

We are all obsessed with the Carmel apples at Rocky Mountain chocolate factory. Our favorites are…read morethe sprinkles and Oreo. They make the perfect ending to a vacation day skiing. I think we've kept this place in business with the amount of Carmel apples we've got. Fun place right on the Main Street, within easy walking to just about everything!

If you go here for coffee, expect a solid mid-drink. Plus, it's expensive. If you're looking for…read morethe best coffee in town, this may be it. I also tried a "scrap" cookie. For 5$, it was also alright, but nothing I'd buy again. Their ice cream was expensive for the size. I saw people walking around with the smallest cones I'd ever seen. I'd come back for the nostalgia of Ouray, but I won't crave this place.

Cheeky names for special coffee drinks, and a Pumpkin Spice Latte served year-round (hot or iced,…read moreit's all optional!), along with ALL the milks (coconut! banana!!), syrups too... chocolate, ice cream, burritos!? It's a one-stop shop (unless you're me, then you grab some to-go & hit the road). The house blend of cinnamon, cayenne, and chipotle in the Mexican Mocha is TOPS (as in hitting the roof of my mouth, lingering long with sweet chocolate to balance). Truly elegant coffee, if you're into the flavored kind. Meanwhile Grace is living up to her name, serving extra sweets by the case (or order some online).

When Texas heat makes shipping on ice prohibitive, a quick trip to Telluride for their signature…read moretriangle-shaped artisanal truffles is all I've been dreaming of. There's no shortage of the finest Belgian goodness here - in the "Perfect Brownie," on an equally exceptional (flat, crisp) Macaroon, in the Ancho Chili Drinking Chocolate... and maybe that's where I may get my winter fix. Moving on up into a larger, centrally-located spot with room for outdoor dining and organic ice cream!

We tried Telluride Truffle because we'd heard the ice cream was amazing, but the ice cream was just…read moreOK. I had the rocky road ice cream, and I think it was Blue Bunny ice cream, not homemade.