Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

Apples are always fresh and delicious. Great variety and the staff here was amazing. I have been to many RMCF locations and they are especially nice and considerate here. Even have a 20% discount for military. Thank you for always being there for my Carmel apple addictions

The server was courteous and professional. The service was efficient. The chocolate brownies were amazing.

Chocolate covered banana rolled in nuts — a must order. Let it defrost for 5 – 10 minutes before eating though!

I am a big fan of their dark chocolate pecan caramel apples. Granny smith apples with right amount of caramel and chocolate are just perfect.

I’m a big fan of this place. The caramel apples are always a nice treat; my favorites are the Smores and the cookies and cream apples. The Himalayan salted truffles are also delicious. The staff here were super friendly and attentive.

I had this Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory store deliver a gift basket to someone who had recently lost a family member. The employees who helped me were so helpful and accommodating. I gave them a price range I wanted to stay within, and they put it all together for me! Also, because he was within a certain distance to the store, they delivered for free! I highly recommend them to anyone looking to do something similar, or just get some chocolate for any occasion!

Pricy chocolate considering I’ve had much better elsewhere for lower prices. However the chocolate is not bad and the customer service at this location was great! They also make a tasty hot chocolate which is great during the colder days.

Old apple in my caramel apple. Took away from the flavor.

The store has an impressive selection of chocolate covered this and that. I got a small plastic cylinder of chocolate covered peanuts, which is one of my favorite foods. I was psyched to try this version since the store has «chocolate» in the name the chocolate must be amazing right? Not really, in fact, it was very bland chocolate. It was upsetting because the small amount of chocolate covered peanuts I got was expensive.

I’ve been on a dark chocolate kick and Rocky Mountain has 55%. I am used to 70% but the worker informed me that 55% is a nice range because it isn’t as bitter. Sure enough, he was right. It was a perfect balance between bitterness and sweetness.
I purchased a few gifts from my friends, like the ¼ lb chocolate peanut butter cup, the chocolate covered oreos, chocolate covered pretzel, and almond clusters.
Now that I am gone, I am really wishing I purchased something for myself. All in all, great store and the staff helped me select the best selling items.
This store started in Colorado so it is a nice gift to bring back home if it doesn’t melt on the way.

For its caramel candied apple selections alone, I’d give it 5 stars.
Stumbled on this place on a visit to Denver. We tried the traditional caramel apple and loved it so much we returned the following night. Oh, man! The apple pie apple was the best candied apple I’ve ever had — and I’m not even a candy apple fan — with its cinnamon undertones adding to the sugary goodness.
They also have a super large assortment of chocolate covered fruits, marshmallows on a stick. I can’t vouch for them because I didn’t get pass the candy apples, but they looked tempting. Maybe next time.
Service was fast, friendly and understanding as we couldn’t make up our minds quickly. Just looking at their display case made our mouths water.
Nice of them to slice up the candied apples for sharing. I’ve never seen any other candy vendor do that.
Their products are expensive. Definitely! But for a once-​in-​a-​while treat, it’s worth it.
Now, if only they’d open a branch in the San Francisco Bay Area.
UPDATE: As one reader pointed out, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory already has an outlet at San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf area. I recently discovered that they also have a franchise at the Monterey Fisherman’s Wharf with all the delicious selections offered in Denver.

Great customer service! Soo many chocolates to choose from. There was even a chocolate dipped Twinkie! I wish I had opted for a caramel dipped chocolate Oreo lol. Ill treat myself to one piece of heaven. As you can see in one of the pictures, I had purchased a good amount;) I promise I will share once I get home!

TIME&PLACE: Tuesday late night (2 minutes til close, at 11pm)
Super impulse stop as we were walking back from the Pepsi Center… saw people walking out with candied apples and couldn’t help ourselves!
Even though they were TWO MINUTES from closing (open late!), super friendly service. Left with a cheesecake covered apple, sliced (thanks!), and it was delicious. An indulgence, for sure, but hey, a vacation is a vacation!

Overpriced and overrated.

Meh. The chocolate was good but definitely way too sweet. I would bump it up to four stars if the prices weren’t as high, so it deserves a solid three stars.

TRUFFLES!
Truffles are something my Mom and I love. We are particularly fond of the Godiva truffles.
I was walking around the Pavilion area on the 16^th Street Mall when the whiff of chocolate came over me and I was drawn into the store. The store was decked out in everything chocolate, chocolate covered cherries, fudge, barks bars, cashew clusters, caramels, and my favorite truffles.
I tried the raspberry truffle, coffee truffle, and the peppermint truffle. They were all very tasty. The raspberry was by far my favorite. The truffle was simply raspberry decadence. Not quite as good as Godiva, but a solid second.
Glorious selection of anything chocolate.

Chocolate,
flows in deep dark,
sweet waves,
A river to ignite my mind and alert my senses.
–anonymous
I’ve been eating this chocolate for days. I ventured in days ago and gathered an assortment of chocolates for my plane ride back home. Little did I know how rich and delicious the fudge and truffles would be. I’ve been hoarding each morsel and savoring them one by one.
I have two pieces left and the anticipation of running out worries me. And then I take a bite and my worries melt away.
Chocolate.

All i can say is — I never tasted a mint chocolate bar like Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. I even got a co-​worker to go out and buy a few. I dont care how much their chocolate is. I’ll go out for some Mint Chocolate. The chocolate here is so fresh!!! Oh and the staff is awesome at the one on 16^th. Good Job you guys!!!
I visited the branch in the mall at Flat Iron Crossings. and was very disappointed. They were hard and did not taste fresh. Blah wont go to the one at the mall.

After deciding outside for a few minutes, i went in and Bought a plain Caramel Apple, they even sliced it for me, which made it much easier when i got home. Some of the apples with all the toppings can be expensive up to 10 dollars. I seen they were making fudge on the back counter. Even with my indecisiveness they didnt become rude or inpatient. i will be back to try the fudge though it can impact your wallet and sweet tooth.

I actually am not the biggest chocolate fan, but sometimes I crave a small piece of fudge. If you are craving fudge, do not get it here. It was a little salty and didn’t have the strength to stay together. It fell apart in the bag. I didn’t even finish it, because if I’m spending calories on fudge, it better be mind-​blowing. Next time I’ll just force my friend who makes ridic fudge to give me some.
The RMCF’s saving stars come from the sample of a green apple with nuts on it – pretty delicious.