Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

Caramel Apples are the best at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. They start with the perfect apple and then hand dipped homemade chewy caramel on them and then the toppings they have so many to choose from.

People may complain that this place is overpriced. But you definitely get what you pay for… product is always great quality. My family and myself have had numerous different types of their caramel apples and the apple is always crisp and fresh. I’ve also personally tried their chocolate covered strawberries and they are absolutely delicious. :)

Lots of Chocolate and an insane variety of candied apples … ladies, here is your nirvana!!!

Love this place! The people working there are so, so nice and helpful… which is great because I’m always overwhelmed with all the options! I was surprised and happy to learn how much they make fresh in the store — I expected it to be like other chocolate shops where everything is shipped in pre-​made. Everything I’ve had is so delicious, make sure to try the tiger tail (omg, the best!) Awesome place to treat yourself or pick up a nice gift.

I don’t even know where to begin. I went on a Tuesday evening around 6 p.m. with my husband. We were greeted by a young boy who seemed he was still in high school and was the only one working for the night. Right away this gave me a feeling that management was careless and did not care about their staff or service quality of their customers because there was not an experienced manager around. I should have known this carelessness was also applied to their treats. The beautiful display of taffy apples and endless counts of chocolate treats brought me in but it was the worst mistake of my life.
I ordered a White Peanut Butter Cup for myself while my husband ordered a Macadamia Milk Chocolate and a Big Bear Claw (a Best-​Seller according to the employee). I was happy with what I ordered but then I was shocked when I paid. For three small chocolate treats I paid 16.50 plus tax. for three treats! I thought, «Ok maybe these chocolates are to die for and I’m getting my money’s worth», but when I bit into my peanut butter cup it was so hard I couldn’t even sink my teeth in. I bit around the corners because that’s what I could break off. Not only was it a couple weeks old and stale but the white chocolate had an unfamiliar scent like it was a cheap low-​cost kind of chocolate. I was expecting a rich, indulging, freshly made chocolate for the price I paid. I felt I was robbed for my money.
Honestly, whoever said the price is unsettling if you are a Hershey’s kind of girl you were wrong. I’m not a Hershey’s kind of girl I’m willing to pay extra for upscale chocolate but this Rocky Mountain store is not the definition of upscale. Sorry. I’ll rather go to Fanny Mae down the street. Never again will I visit this «chocolate factory». If you call yourself a factory please make sure your chocolate is satisfying and FRESH. Otherwise, take factory out because you are not a qualified chocolate maker I’d consider.

Everything here tastes great but it is outrageously expensive.
Kids seem to be happy working here. Looks like a great place to have a high school job. Too bad it costs an arm and a leg for the smallest treat.

I absolutely love chocolate and when I crave it I must have it! And this place definitely satisfies my intense chocolate cravings. Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory is a cute little candy store in downtown La Grange. Though it is small there’s a great variety of different sweets to choose from. I’ve only had the gummy bears, chocolate covered pretzels, chocolate almonds, and chocolate covered strawberries and all are amazingly delicious! The people who work there are always friendly and helpful. The only bad thing is that everything is kind of pricey, but for sure worth it! I would give them 5 stars but I’m only giving them 4 because of the expensive prices. Two chocolate covered strawberries were almost $ 5! And they were pretty small other places sell huge chocolate covered strawberries for the same price but the strawberries are super huge! Here they are pretty small, really delicious but just too pricey! So 4 stars due to the expensive prices.

Yummy! Best apples ever… definitely not an everyday treat but well worth it. Prices are a little higher than average but again, as a treat is awesome.

GR8 ~ !!! On average, cost is around $ 22.00 /​Lb
This is a special place, for special occasions.
I only do this maybe twice a year… average expenditures ?
$ 25.00 /​visit

I’m not a chocoholic, but surprisingly, my husband is. So, after grabbing dinner on La Grange road it seemed fitting to get dessert from here. I don’t think that anyone can hate on a place that is basically doling out happiness so needless to say, it was good. (I feel like I need to preface this review as I do my drunk ones though and state that once in a chocolate-​laden-​serotonin-​bliss I don’t know that I would say anything but excellent things. Take that for what it’s worth.)
Overall, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory has plenty to choose from (yes, even sugar free options… not that I would go near that section, but some people need to), has ice cream in the warmer months, and has great service. It’s expensive if you’re used to buying Hershey’s, but it’s worth it. Check them out… you won’t be disappointed.

This place is the best!!! The have a wide variety of great deserts for reasonable prices. They are very clean and the service is great. The workers there are very nice and are willing to assist you in any questions you have. My favorite items from this place is the Caramel Fudge, The Strawberries dipped in chocolate, The Milk Chocolate Truffles. Absoultely delicious & never fails to hit the spot.

Good Grief… In retail, a lot of emphasis is made about presentation. This store has presentation down! I mean come on they sell sweets (attractively displayed sweets that looked delicious). You don’t really need a highly skilled sales force to sell products like that in an area with heavy foot traffic like this place.
The staff here was very helpful and friendly offering us suggestions. They even offered to cut the caramel apple that I bought up into slices which I take them up on. I am in this area quite a bit so you can be guaranteed that I will be back!

Friendly service w/​lots of variety. The only thing that sort of turned me off is that there were no dark chocolate covered strawberries. I asked if they could dip some for me and they said it would take over an hour-​really disappointing, as they were a gift. I was eye-​ing those decadent looking apples in the window, so hopefully I will be back to get one soon!

The kids that work here are awesome! They seem to really like their job. Well, they have higher metabolisms that I so it cant be that much of a drag being in the presence of all that fabulous chocolate… and ice cream.
I got a few dark chocolate orange peels and two chocolate covered oreos. Yikes! it was nearly $ 7! But totally worth it.

Stopped in for ice cream. Tiny scoop at about $ 3 each. Not cheap but it was good. The store is packed with all kinds of hand made candy and apples (candy, chocolate, peanut, etc…) that looked delicious. Will skip the ice cream and try some of their other items next time.

This is right by the thai place I tried. I wanted something sweet, had a rough day working and needed to reward myself! I’m a sucker for chocolate/​candy covered apples so I had the snickers and heath toffee covered ones. They slice up the apples for you. It was SO GOOD. I need to stop by the locations in portland when I’m home. They have seafoam here, another favorite of mine. It’s like violet crumble; a british candy I think… I use to buy that all the time for awhile at Meijer’s in Indiana during my college days.

after eating thipi thai in downtown lagrange, we had to fill our sweet desires. this place has the biggest assortment of candies apples anywhere. you think it, they got it. apples covered my virtually anything. like a typical chocolate shop you have your standard stuff like: mint meltaways, bark, covered pretzels, peanut butter chocolate concoctions, fudge, dark, white, chocolate and other sweet bad for you stuff. oh, they had full samples of the white chocolate covered strawberries… HELLA GOOD! our whole gang took one. that must of been $ 10 bucks in free goods. they also have pre sorted boxes of goodies that are for sale. if you are in downtown lagrange and need to raise ur blood sugar… go there. cheers.

The speciality of this house seems to be their many varieties of candied apples. You can get them in Pecan, Walnut, Chocolate Chip or even S’mores. We got Snickers flavor, covered in caramel, nuts and chocolate. Quite yummy, and enough for me and the two rugrats to share. At $ 5.25 not a cheap treat, but I’d definitely go back to try other flavors.

Chocoholics anonymous, this is not the place for you! Not quite Godiva’s, but definitely still deserves props for some of the best chocolate I’ve ever tasted. They make a great chocolate covered strawberry and yummy milk chocolate toffee and bear claws and almond clusters, etc. It’s a cutesie little chocolate shop right smack in the middle of downtown LaGrange, so it probably gets alot of business. Yes, their chocolate is slightly more expensive than your Hershey’s bar, but you can taste a difference in the quality of their chocolate… it’s creamier, richer. While to the non-​discerning taste buds, chocolate is chocolate, only those true chocoholics can really appreciate the fine blend of chocolate that Rocky Mountain makes. And while you can probably get the same impact from a Lindor’s milk chocolate truffle ball, every once in awhile, it’s good to splurge on fine chocolate.