Great shop with lots of variety of treats and fantastic service! We were offered samples and a…read moreballoon for my little one. I really enjoyed the peanut butter white chocolate, melts in your mouth!

What a gem! This catchy candy store has just about everything! The atmosphere is super fun and…read moremakes you feel like a kid again! The sweet girls we had made our experience absolutely more magical! They made our entire day! We found some amazing treats!!!

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.

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.

We stopped at Honeyville while vacationing in Durango, and it turned out to be such a fun and…read moreunique stop! If you love anything honey-related, this place is a must. They offer a huge variety of products made with honey, everything from honey butter and wine to syrups and glazes. It's the kind of place where you walk in "just to look" and end up wanting to try everything. The quality and variety really stood out. Beyond the food, the shop is full of charming gifts and décor, adorable bee-themed plaques, kitchen towels, and more. It has that perfect rustic, Colorado feel. What really caught our attention was the outdoor setup. The large honey-dipper-style poles and the big bear statue make it such a cute and memorable spot, perfect for photos. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in the Durango area. It's a sweet little gem (literally)!

Honeyville is the cutest little shop and we are so glad we decided to stop in. We were having lunch…read moreacross the street at James Ranch Grill, which is another must stop, and figured we would check out Honeyville before heading out. We sampled several of their flavored honeys and ended up buying a few favorites to take home. They also make really great gifts. The kids loved watching the real bees behind the glass. We skipped the wine tasting but did pick up a bottle of their Bloody Mary mix. If you're driving between Durango and Silverton, this is definitely worth the stop!

Your Yelper Girl here. My sis and Man Crush visited this beautiful shoppe while on vacation in…read morePagosa Springs. We were offered samples of fudge...the banana was delicious. We bought toffee and fudge and it was all so scrumptious. My sister bought an assorted box of candy for a friend. The owner was very friendly and kind. Will definitely return the next time we are in Pagosa Springs!

Excellent chocolates! Beautiful to look at and the taste is incredible. We're milk chocolate people…read morebut there is an amazing variety of both milk and dark chocolates among other things. Always a must for special occasions!

This place was wonderful! They were so friendly and took the time to tell us about all the…read morechocolates. Not only are they beautiful creations but absolutely delicious! The bark bars were my favorite!

I ordered the European Drinking Chocolate and 3 truffles, it was all very good and you get one free…read morerefill on the drink. It is a bit pricey but still amazing quality. The staff was very patient and helpful. The ambiance and atmosphere is very homey and comfortable, the very usual 'cafe' type atmosphere.

Another year, another visit to the Telluride, CO Film Festival! And another time that I couldn't…read moreget-out-of-town without a visit to this wonderful little artisan chocolate shop. This year I bought a 4 X 6" sheet of dark chocolate covered in seeds & nuts, some toffee with dark chocolate & almonds, milk chocolate Oreos (I bought these last year too!), and, of course some chocolate-flavored lip balm. The chocolates are handmade in Telluride from Belgium Chocolate. . . . and with absolutely no preservatives. If you visit the main shop on First Street in Telluride you can get a free tasting. Guaranteed after that tasting that you won't want to leave without taking some home. If you can't get to Telluride, or you run out of chocolates that you purchased last time you were in town, go to their website: www.telluridetruffle.com They will happily ship more to you!

These are some of the best chocolates I have ever had. They are expensive but totally worth it…read more Every time we are in Telluride, we buy some. There are all varieties of chocolates, but some of the cool ones are the ones with liquors in them. These chocolatiers know how to balance the alcohol flavor so it is not too strong. So good.