Fudge Factory

My family has stopped here multiple times while visiting hot springs .and we love this place we always get some of the Krazy kookie dough icecream and fudge and candy to take back to our grandparents, and boy do they love it !!! Excellent little store !!
P. S. Cash only !! The last time we couldn’t buy all the fudge we wanted because we didn’t have enough cash :(

Was very busy so prepare to wait. They have a wide variety of all types of fudge, peanut butter. And candy. Staff is pretty nice. My son has a ball. Don’t forget cash they do not accept cards. Also if you don’t want a pound or half a pound you can order by the square.

The smallest piece of fudge you can purchase is about 2″ by 2″ and it costs almost $ 4 each. Very pricey but I was willing to try the rocky road fudge and a mix of Oreo and white chocolate. I’m not sure if the marshmallow affected the fudge and made it mushy and moist or if it wasn’t cooked properly, but overall it tasted funny. Not enough nuts either. The white chocolate and Oreo mix — wow, it was the whitest white chocolate I’ve ever seen, like white-​out color. Anyway, not my favorite because it wasn’t really fudge and the Oreo became crumbly and mushy.
This place has potential, but the fudge isn’t worth your time. Heck, I’ve made better fudge.

I saw this place and I was so excited to purchase chocolates! I went a little over board and purchased $ 24 worth of chocolate… I didn’t try anything. I sampled the fudge bc my husband was like try it before u buy so much and I said oh whatever it’s chocolate it can’t possibly be bad… Boy was I wrong! I love chocolate it’s my life … It’s my simple pleasure treasure everything. The fudge was too sweet and sorta gritty so I didn’t buy that… But I purchased truffles (approx $ 3 a piece). I didn’t try any if them bc I was sick that day so I figured I would save it until i got
Home. When I finally tried it, it tasted awful. So I thought maybe it was my pregnant taste buds and maybe I’ll try it again later and it may taste better. It didn’t… It’s super sweet and soapy tasting dark chocolate ick. They were sweet though and busy and very helpful. I just wouldn’t buy chocolate from them again. :(

Maybe I need to check front windows better. Or at least while traveling in Arkansas. This was the second place in two days that only took cash.
I’m a sucker for fudge and I fully expected a place called «The Fudge Factory» to be good. The fudge was gritty and sugary, not smooth. I get better fudge from co-​workers.

Unfriendly staff that didn’t seem to care much about their customers. They only take cash. Fudge is below average. Blue Bell ice cream was the only positive thing about our experience.

So far we have been twice in one day. It was that good. I had the fresh squeezed limeade, it was excellent, and I am going to get it again before leaving Hot Springs. On our second trip we ordered truffles, woo woos, and peanut butter cups. Everything looked great, and they had blue bell ice cream. There was also several sugar free options. The staff was super friendly.

Very charming little store & super friendly staff, right across from the bath house row.
+ they feature that Blue Bonnet Ice Cream from Texas!
3 – 4 2 seat tables lots of ice cream, candy & fudge choices

We stop here everytime we are in town, which is like twice a month. My wife and kids love it!!! great staff with a small town feel.

I loved this place! I saw sweets in there I never knew existed. The «cake batter» ice cream was just plain scrumptious. I never had this and I don’t think we have this flavor back home. I’m wishing for a lick right now! The popcorn covered in white chocolate was phenomenal. We don’t have this back home either but I bet it would be the choice for movie night.

best truffles, fruits covers any chocolates!!! and fudges! wooo hoo!!!

We stopped in to The Fudge Factory while vacationing in Hot Springs over the holidays. The owner of the store was a pleasant woman who was helpful and friendly.
Everything looked delicious! Some of it was handmade at the store and some was pre-​made and purchased for sale. The options ran the gamut — from fudge to rock candy swizzle sticks. There was even a nice selection of sugar-​free candies.
Being from Texas, we appreciated the Blue Bell Ice Cream case. So bonus points for good taste in ice cream.
We spent $ 25 on candy when we really only should have spent $ 5, so you can tell everything looked scrumptious.
And I can vouch that everything tasted just as scrumptious as it looked.
**As a sidenote… most small shops and stores in Hot Springs are cash only. This is one of those stores.