How Sweet It Is

On a rainy, cold day, we were tempted by the advertised hot chocolate after walking through Telaquepaque. So we ordered a large and a small from this shop. Big mistake!!!
The hot chocolate was basically tepid to cool. The price was outrageous for what we received.

Yummy ice cream!!! Got the mint chocolate chip and chocolate milkshake. Very good quality. It is pricey but what isn’t in Sedona?! Have cash if your not planning to spend over $ 15. They charge .50 to use credit cards for orders under $ 15.

This is a small candy store that has local and imported goods. Sadly the workers did not seem to know where most of the candy was from. I tried a few chocolate truffles. I would recommend the cappuccino truffles but not the champagne truffle. The Vosges here is way overpriced and you can grab it cheaper at the Natural harvest grocery store down the street. I also noticed that some of the gummy candies felt hard like they were old. Rhey also offer milkshakes. ice cream, and smoothies. Overall a convenient location but perhaps not the freshest candies!

Cute little place. Bf and I got a hot apple cider and hot chocolate for $ 7. A bit much for two drinks esp since they were just made out of powder and weren’t hot but just warm but hey, rent is probably high there. They advertised cactus shakes and smoothies but not quite accurate. When I asked about them, it’s actually prickly pear which sounds more like it.

I rarely pass up the opportunity to try out chocolate. The store is really small, but I was intrigued by a few of their chocolates. The smores was big but cost $ 5 which seems a bit high considering you could buy a sandwich for that price. The smores was tasty but not anything special. The spicy chocolate bar was really small and also seemed a bit pricey ($ 3). I found it disappointing as the chocolate flavor wasn’t very distinctive even though it was dark chocolate, and I could barely make out the cinnamon undertones. It was bland enough that I didn’t finish it, even though wasting chocolate pains me. Service was not very friendly, and maybe it was because we came in when they were closing up. Overall, the chocolate wasn’t very memorable.

I like this store and stop by each visit even though they charge tourist-​prices. I went in to pick up some Arizona products for guests at my upcoming wedding and made the mistake of not checking the expiration date. So I spent over $ 50.00 on items that expired two months ago and didn’t notice it until I was back home in California. No bueno. :(

WOW, we had the choco shake and coffee shake and they were both AWESOME. I would definitely swing by here again the next time we are around town!

Cute store. Has a great selection of confections. I got a couple of different fudge which didn’t disappoint. I would recommend if you are in the area.

After striking out at the few stores I could afford and hungry but not wanting to spend $ 20 a person at the restaurants in Tlaquepaque, we stopped in this candy store to hold us over until we got lunch.
It’s a tiny, cute little shop and there’s a small display case in the back filled with chocolate goodnesses. We got a Peanut Butter Heaven since it was large enough to share. It was a chocolate covered peanut butter ball with a little bit of caramel. It was good, but not as magical as I was hoping it would be. Like everything in Sedona, this place is a bit overpriced.
Stop by while you are shopping in Tlaquepaque for a little treat.

This is a very cute but tiny candy store. But after walking around the Tlaquepaque Village my family and I stop in for some sweeeet snacking.
We couldn’t resist but ended up getting some Cookies and Crème Ice Cream. Nothing special about it. But the Coconut and Pineapple Ice Cream was so good. I’m not a fan of coconut flavor ice cream but I have to admit it blended in perfectly with the pineapple.
I can’t imagine this place to be so popular. So I think there candy bags sit on the shelves for awhile. Sometimes the way I check the freshness of candy and if it is worth buying is pinching the candy to see how soft it is. Needless to say, their licorice and sweet/​sour strips were quite hard =/​.
There is a good selection of chocolates here though.
So I definitely got my ice cream and chocolate fix!

What aholes– more money because I don’t carry cash? Man never again! THese idiots need to move into the 21^st century! NOt like they don’t make enough money to make up for charging you extra if you don’t spend $ 15 bucks in their store? Please get with the times! Nothing is THAT SPECIAL!!!

While in Sedona, I decided to treat my mother in law to a treat. She is a huge fan of toffee so I decided to get her a brick of that from here. In addition, I opted to try their truffles which I was not aware were 2.50 per truffle! What a rip off. Since they were already being placed in the bag when the clerk told me the cost, I guess I had to be ok with it. The truffles were good but not worth that price at all! I personally think I like Fierro Rocher better and I can get a pack of 3 for less than 2.50! My mother in law said the toffee was very good, however, it still was not worth the price. Way too pricey. If I remember right, Sedona fudge company was cheaper and I thought it was even better than this place.

The best chocolate malt I have ever had! I don’t think I need to elaborate on that.
This little shop is so darn cute, it will make you feel like a kid again. Sugary goodness everywhere you look. It’s a great place to get a treat for yourself or to pick up a sweet gift for someone else. Their fudge looked incredible and they carry touristy sweets too, like the scorpion lollipop. Even with all the candy distraction, I still highly recommend an old fashioned chocolate malt.

I wish I had a picture to post as this is a cute little storefront in the Tlaquepaque Village in Sedona… very charming! They carry an assortment of sweets including chocolate, fudge, licorice from all over the world, marshmallow, jelly beans, lollipops, every kind of gummy you can imagine, and more!
This is the perfect little store to check out if you’re craving something sweet!