Fantastic small shop! I purchased Robin Chocolates truffles - made in Longmont, CO. Beautiful…read morepresentation and absolutely scrumptious!! Great place to buy stocking stuffers and looking forward to shopping for Easter basket goodies! Wonderful customer service!

Convenient location in downtown Louisville. The store…read moreclosed in 2018 but it reopened with a new owner in 2019. The new owner Sarah gave the store a fresh look. She is passionate about the chocolate and candy and fun to chat with.

Wonderful rich chocolate. I always stop in after surviving Costco. Beautiful handmade chocolates…read more The husband and I enjoy them and we frequently give them as gifts. Husband wife business and sometimes their little one is there. Open kitchen concept so you can see what they are working on that day. I've cream treats too!

I bought some chocolates for a backyard party. At the end of the party, I got sick of hearing…read morecompliments about how beautiful the chocolates were and how amazing they tasted. Burnt passionfruit was my favorite flavor. Oh, did I mention that the staff is very nice and friendly?

I have not been in a Rocket Fizz for a loooong while. Probably a good time to relive my little…read moregreen youth of pranking friends with unmarked sodas to new friends and betray their trust! Always a good time, I promise! So the place has really not changed much as a company from my younger days, straightforward novelty shop centered around sodas and candy. All that is probably for the best, as it has probably been what has kept it going for this long. Got a couple Green Rivers for nostalgia sake, and weird soda flavors like corn for the novelty. They really do taste like bubbly corn, so I suggest drinking those at your own risk. Though, they were out of my favorites; Birch beer. The staff was pretty apathetic and dismissive about my inquiry if they will get any more. Sucks, cause I won't plan a visit back unless I can get a few bottles next time.

It's an ultimate candy store in the area. It has almost everything you can think of from old school…read moreto new age. Located in the Denver Premium Mall in the Thornton Area, this candy store has other off the wall things as you can see. You can easily spurge on things you thought they never would make again.

I wanted to buy some wonderful chocolate candy for my daughters for Valentine's Day....but this was…read moreNOT the place to go! I will never go here again. I wanted to buy a "build your own" box but was informed that they don't do that anymore, candy is sold by the piece, from $5-$6 each! YIKES! So I got a valentine box for each of our daughters and my husband got one for me. I have to say that this was the worst candy I have ever paid $32 for ...and it was not even a pound! Needless to say, I was embarrassed to give this candy as a gift and very disappointed and wonder how you stay in business. See's candy is a ton better!! A couple pieces were so hard I almost broke a tooth ...not fresh at all and the nuts and chews box had NO chocolate covered nuts...just stale hard to chew chews....just very very awful awful! Tasted like plastic!

We love this place and it's so fun to visit and see all their delicious varieties of chocolate…read more I was recommended the dark chocolate clusters on my last visit by the sweet young lady at the counter that were divine and I got the white chocolate as well which is my all time favorite :)

Fun store on Pearl street that sells interesting things. They have a small selection of…read moreinternational candies. Also a taffy section and some interesting little trinkets and stuff. The different crazy flavored sodas are always entertaining and I like to go here for gift giving.

Very cool place... a variety of sodas, cotton candy and international/retro candies I've never seen…read morebefore (and I've been to a LOT of candy shops). Yes, they're very expensive but that's the price you pay for something that you almost quite literally cannot get anywhere else. Also, they have an arcade in thr back! Super cool one of a kind spot that I'd recommend to everyone.

Beautiful shop with the friendliest staff. They have chocolates, coffee, and gelato. I am not in…read morethe area very often, but whenever I am in the area, I always stop by. Their chocolates are outstanding, and their gelato is tasty. If I can't decide what to get or I don't really want anything, then I still buy a small package of chocolate peanut clusters. No regrets because I eventually find myself in the mood on another day. They even have huge chocolate sculptures. I can't imagine who buys them. But I've decided... this year I will buy an obnoxiously huge chocolate sculpture for my holiday party. And we will smash it and eat it at the end of the party. It will be glorious.

Everything you'd expect in a REAL chocolate shop & more (ice cream!)…read more A must-try after dinner in dwtn Lafayette.

As a local in Arvada I tend to visit scrumptious a bit too much. This is one of my favorite places…read more If you are going to visit their extensive candy store to find some unique offerings or just going for the ice cream you will not be disappointed. They separate the ice cream side from the candy side of the store, which makes you feel not pressured by the employees. They often change up their flavors which is refreshing, just wish they had some of the classics as well.

Great little shop. The ice cream was great, and the setting is superb. Tons of fun things to buy…read moreand a great atmosphere. Super friendly staff. Definitely recommend.

hey.. do you remember the times when the mountain man will stop by your work place with the rolling…read morecart full of goodies? yeah.. im that old. none of that around..and not too many stores either. it was pleasant surprise when we saw the sign while driving by and had to stop by and get some goodies that one can do without. I didn't find cinnamon covered hard candies but everything else and some more was waiting with my name on it. do you recall individually wrapped sesame candy?

From the moment we walked into Mountain Man Nut and Fruit we were welcomed with a smile and asked…read moreif we needed anything. We were given suggestions and many questions answered. There are so many options here for goodies for young and old. Everything was clean neat and tidy while still whimsical and fun! We both walked out with meat sticks and nuts and candy for us and our family. This place was a true delight with excellent deals and just such a warm and welcoming feel. I highly recommend you stop in and have a chat and pick up some delicious treats and snacks !

This is a really cute place. It's a small, short, sweet, and simple activity to do with kids or as…read morea date. They offer free tours, which involves watching a short clip about the history of Hammond and then watching the employees work through a looking glass. It was neat learning about this candy business; I've never heard about it. I love learning origin stories because it gives me an idea of the company's values. I think it's amazing that they HAND MAKE all their candies. They have cute paper hats that you can wear. In addition, there are some areas for good photo opportunities. After the tour, you are gifted with a candy cane! You are then led into their candy store. You obviously don't have to purchase anything, but to complete the experience, it doesn't hurt to walk away with some chocolate. (: I'm not from Colorado, so I'm not sure if the prices were cheaper or more expensive than the grocery store (I'm going to assume more expensive). Regardless, we did buy some things. I got a Hammond chocolate bar, some discounted chocolate from their clearance section, and their popular Mitchell Sweets. The Mitchell sweet is $2 for a small packet! My husband liked it, but I thought it was extremely sweet and I only took the tiniest bite. I feel like that little packet can go a long way because of the sweetness. They charge $0.10 for a bag. I didn't want to pay for a bag, so I just used my paper hat as a tray. lol Overall, I did enjoy the visit. I like that it was free and candy cane gift at the end was the sweet cherry on top of the tour.

It's so nice they have a free tour but it's just okay - 10 minute video and then 10 minutes of…read morelooking through glass panels at the workers making candy. What they work on varies throughout the year so it may not look the same if you come multiple times. The best part is getting a full-size piece of candy at the end - we got candy canes (maybe that's what it always is?). You end the your at the candy store which is nice but mostly overpriced. If you only want the candy you can go to a Lolli Pops store - they were acquired by Hammond's and now sell the same goodies at their stores. In short, kind of fun to do but wouldn't go out of my way to do this. Best if paired with something else nearby which is what we did, a playground not too far away (there isn't much very close to the factory).