Graham’s Fine Chocolates & Ice Cream

Just what the name of it says: They’ve got fine chocolates and fine ice cream. Damn fine! The ice cream here is one of the best of the area’s options. The employees we talked to were cheerful and eager to help.
My husband tried the chocolate covered bacon — yes, you read that right — and he did say it was outstanding despite the odd combination. I did not try it because I don’t eat bacon, but he was raving about it.

Their ice cream is amazing! I’ve tried the Dark Chocolate Bitter Chip, Mint Chip and Banana flavors, and they’re all so good! It’s hard to leave without buying candy too, especially the caramels!

There is nothing but good to say about Graham’s. They redefine what a caramel should be. outstanding. Along with their other savory treats.
it is such a good experience with the local teenagers working the counter, seeing the candy being made in the front window, and family owned.
Our favorite is a chocolate malt. Ask for double malt
And in the summer enjoy the Adirondack chairs out front with the locals and enjoy and ice cream on a hot summer day.
and don’t forget about gifts– this is a wonderful place to purchase gifts for any occasion.

I was finishing up some last minute Christmas shopping and I stopped in Grahams for the first time. I was greeted by the happiest employees I have ever seen. The two front girls were so helpful and were so excited about their products! I highly recommend trying the «ooey gooey» treats in which have become my new best friend! Thanks girls! Your the best!

A great place not only for chocolate but the ice cream. They have two locations but living in wheaton we go to the downtown wheaton location. We have tried allot of the chocolate great for yourself or as a gift. What suprised me was how the ice cream is. Homemade and the best in downtown wheaton, better than kimmers and kilwins

Went with the husband for some dessert. I got a waffle cone with coconut almond and mochachino ice cream and my husband got a malt shake. Both were very good but the price was kind of high.

So so so good. Their ice cream is divine. Only drawback is that it’s fairly expensive. A small ice cream will run you about $ 4. However, good food does cost a little extra.

Now my review is all about the chocolate! Love the truffles! I never cared for truffles, but my husband purchased me some and these are the best. My favorite and a must try is the honey truffle.

What’s not to like about a small family-​owned chocolate store with delicious ice creams, chocolates, and other treats? Samples of the ice creams are available, and the dark chocolate with brownie pieces was a winner. Of course, I would have been happy with many of the other flavors too.
Cute chocolate gifts make it a good «go to» spot when you need a tasty gift for a chocolate lover that’s graduating, having a baby, or having a birthday. The shop is cool and lovely inside.

I received a small box of chocolate from somebody for Christmas. I believe that this is some of the best chocolate that i’ve ever had. I may go out of my way to go get some chocolate from here as gifts for others now… and I want to try the ice cream now also.
Update 6÷1÷2016 — I went here myself finally. It’s a nice little shop. It is small, so there is not much room to check out the chocolates if there are already a couple of people looking. But, aside from that, it’s great. The chocolate is great, and i’ve now tried the ice cream too. I’d be here too frequently if I lived nearby. The ice cream is excellent. The service is great also. I have a decent independent chocolate shop near my house. But, Graham’s really is a step above and worth going out of the way for.

The very best chocolate in Wheaton! Friendly staff and delicious chocolates of every kind!

The second smallest storefront in downtown Wheaton but some of the biggest flavors in the western suburbs! Their hand-​crafted chocolates are amazing and the wide assortment of decadent ice cream flavors are a wonderful reward for the drive to the almost bucolic setting of Wheaton’s downtown.
Having lived in Wheaton for 10 years, it was such a treat to walk with my kids and end up at Graham’s. Stopping today, for the first time since I moved five years ago, it was immensely satisfying to see they still carry my favorite flavor… dark chocolate with bitter chocolate chips. So worth stopping for before heading back to Badgerland!
With about a dozen and a half ice cream flavors, and a myriad variety of chocolates to delight anyone’s taste buds, treat yourself, and your family, to the 2014 winner of the Wheaton Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year Award. You’ll find yourself coming back again and again!

The chocolates aren’t nearly as good as I expected. I love truffles but these were average. I tried the double dark chocolate, dark raspberry, and hazelnut ones but I wouldn’t come here again for them. I did like the dark chocolate covered graham crackers, however.

My wife’s sole request on visiting the Chicagoland area: Graham’s Chocolates. Much time effort and transportation routing was made here to make sure that she was able to stock up on chocolate dipped pretzel rods. All confections here are hand-​made and exceptional. This location in Wheaton may be the narrowest functioning business I’ve ever seen. Be weary to not over indulge on the merchandise in store. You may have difficulty turning around.

I’ve only ever been to the Graham’s in Geneva before this, so finding this «don’t blink and you’ll miss it» outpost was a surprise. Seriously, this location is teeny, like a walk-​in closet full of ice cream and chocolates. There are a couple of little tables on the sidewalk, but in the winter they must be surviving on candy sales because there’s not a lot of room to stand around inside.
The treats are delicious, and service was friendly, as in Geneva. Lots of fun on a small scale. Enjoy, particularly while summer’s still here!

I randomly came across Graham’s after finding out that the nearest froyo place was closed. The consistency and texture of the ice cream is good. I got the jamocha and and double dark bitter chip ice cream, while the bf got the jamocha and chocolate PB cookie dough. I loved both of the flavors I got, but I thought the chocolate PB cookie dough was way too sweet (we were hunting for a place to get drinks afterwards).

Friendly service, absolutely delicious products. The reason why it’s 4 stars instead of 5 is that I prefer the Geneva location more. From here, I bought a customized small box of 6 chocos for $ 8. At Geneva, it cost $ 6something. There’s more variety at the Geneva location, understandably since it’s their flagship store, and also the oreo nougats are bigger, yet priced the same.
I’d highly recommend the soft caramels ($ 0.39 each) and cherry pistachio nougats. Their caramel apple ($ 4.25 with peanuts) evoked all the happy pumpkin patch memories of a midwestern girl. Buttery caramel blanketing the crisply tart granny smith apple. Mmmm!

Always a tasty dessert!

They have some awesome items here. Milk, dark, white, and nutty chocolate pretzel rods, Almonds, cashews, pecans, and even sea salt caramels. There big hit is their fudge.
I am giving three stars for the service and the place is impeccably clean. I have to take two stars off due to their prices. I love dessert. If you’re looking for wedding favors, almond bark, or some toffee, I would suggest Graham’s.
Their ice cream isn’t too great to be honest. For the price and quality you are better off going to Tate’s about a block east of here.
The prices… I bought four caramel pretezel rods covered in: dark chocolate, white chocolate, milk chocolate, and nutty caramel. $ 8.87? I think a more reasonable price would be $ 5.87.
If you’re girlfriend is pissed at you for staying out too late for drinking with the boys, I would recommend some items from here. It will make her think «he paid extra because he knows he is/​was in the dog house…»
For my bachelor and teacher salary, I choose Tate’s or Culver’s for dessert in the Wheaton area!

I love Graham’s!!! But I am so sad that I could cry right now…
While driving home with my bag of goodies in my lap: Dark and milk chocolate covered caramel pretzels, nutty caramel pretzels and nutty chocolate toffee — the bag slid off my lap and my toffee flew to the floor of the car! My husband was driving and pulled over so we could pick it all up. Everything was still wrapped except for my beloved toffee. Our two dogs ride in the car frequently and reminders in the form of hair are often left behind. Let me just say this… I have no shame. If I had been alone, it is alleged that I would have picked off the dog hair and put the toffee back in the bag. My husband, on the other hand, has not only shame, but also self control when it comes to the best chocolate in the world (I don’t know how, but he does!). Needless to say, he discarded the two hairy pieces of toffee. :*-(
I’m thinking of driving back right now and asking for more toffee… securely wrapped in a box!