Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

It’s the perfect place to get your chocolate coma on. They have an assortment of fudge, chocolate covered pretzels, chocolate covered twinkies, chocolate covered marshmallow, chocolate covered cookies… Chocolate covered everything! I come primarily for the candy coated apples. Aside from buying it for my husband and daughter, they make awesome gifts for Teachers. I have also ordered pretzel sticks which I asked to be dipped in chocolate to mimic wands for my daughter’s Harry Potter themed birthday party. For a reasonable price, they wrapped each pretzel stick in plastic tied with the Hogwarts colored ribbons. It looked pretty neat!

Before I begin, I just want to say they have some of the nicest chocolate candies. I’m not really a chocolate guy, but today I came after years to a horrible experience.
As soon as I walk in the door, there’s an old lady behind the counter who was talking to her coworker. I hear the old lady say «here comes those people». I was really suprised she said that, but I played it off like I didn’t hear it. I had my family with me and didn’t want to make a huge scene. So my wife knows I love Marzipan, and she’s asking the old lady if the store carries some, and totally ignores her. Finally the brunette (who was really nice btw) says they don’t. While all this is going on, there’s a mad annoying young blonde haired chick chewing her gum and staring at us really hard.
DO NOT go to the old lady with grey, short hair or the young blonde who’s clueless. Lastly I asked the young blonde what time they close, and she responds by rolling her eyes and chewing her gum even louder. The brunette girl says I’m sorry sir we close in an hour. Terrible customer service and I’d never return to that place again.

First, I am not a big choco-​fan or sweet-​a-​holic… but my daughters are and they love it, I just pay for it (lol). (So don’t bash me for the 3 Stars)
I really appreciate the flavors and tastes that they bring to you, my daughter loves the Chocolate Caramel-​Peanut Apples sliced and some of the truffle flavors.
If I wanted it, I would love to order the HUGE peanut butter cups they have. They are about the size of a hockey puck… yes that big. They have them in many flavors and versions.
Overall, you cannot go wrong here. unless you are on a diet… then simply WALK. AWAY. FAST.

Whenever I’m passing through Round Rock or shopping at the Outlet, I feel compelled to come here for the decadent, nutty, chocolate-​caramel dipped apples. They are a must-​have! I wish I lived closer :(But, that might be a bad thing for my diet!
** They give military discounts.

My visit to the store in Cedar Park at 1890 Ranch was, as many past visits to other locations for this concepthave been… in a word… unimpressive.
I walked in to the store with great anticipation of wanting to really love the product. But… expensive and stale.
My daughter and I got four pieces of chocolate…$ 8.75.I had the milk chocolate caramel and a chocolate oreo covered marshmellows. Both items were so hard, I thought I would crack a tooth just trying to bite through them. Landed up throwing the marshmellow away after the first bite.
The store lures you in visually, and walking in the door, the smell is amazing, but its to bad that the actual product suffers from being a visual enticement on the shelf for way to long, before being sold to a hungry candy eater.
Probably not something that can be fixed without more sales volume… kind of a chicken or egg question!

I stopped in here with my husband and son one day. There was a tall, husky Hispanic guy behind the counter. He didn’t greet us or make eye contact for quite a while. To give you an idea of how long, I watched him unwrap 8 sticks of butter before he muttered, «Let me know when you’re ready.» All the while, my son was asking us how much some chocolate coins were, to which I responded with an «I don’t know. We’ll have to ask that man.» My husband ended up choosing some chocolate covered pretzels, but I passed… I mean, I didn’t want to put this guy out or anything.

Delicious fudge, especially when it’s slightly soft from the sun. Not cheap. Brownies which vary from visit to visit in moisture. Skip the cookies.