Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

The apples are so good here! Prices are on the steep side though. I’ve only ever had the apples so I’m not sure how the chocolates taste but I’m sure they’d be just as good. It’s nice how you can have the apple cut up for you but if you want to save it, don’t have it cut and it’ll last about 3 days.

Buy elsewhere. I bought chocolates and the salesperson gave me the wrong chocolates behind the counter. I contacted head office and they didn’t care. The company president ignored me and the store basically said tough luck. They took my money and gave me the wrong product. They are dishonest.

The caramel apples are the best I have ever had. They have really nice designs and prices vary from $ 5-​$ 13. Pretty expensive for a candy apple but sooooo good.

Well I have been to many Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory either in Canada or the US. And every one of them has been pretty consistent.
You can’t go wrong with their chocolate apple. But I find that in the states they would lay out the prices right away. Meaning prices are listed based on the different chocolate apples and as well the cost per lb per fudge. Here they don’t do it.
So you either have to ask to find out. I don’t really like the fact that I have to ask. I will feel bad if finding it out its over priced after I asked and then I say no to it. Make me feel cheap.
But their chocolate is good that is for sure.

This place is my fav place to go to when I am on robson shopping and whenever I have a sweet tooth!
They have the BEST caramel apples ever! I always get the white chocolate with cheesecake!
They have chocolate strawberries on occasion!

Very bad selection at all locations for the chocolate covered nanaimo bar the metrotown location usually carries it but these guys never do, bad customer service.
Quality isnt even that great, they don’t use high quality chocolate this is what happens when you over commercialize the chocolate shops and make everything cookie cutter products.

They are Super smart… Luring people in with bitesize samples…
I have never liked candy apple before
I remember I once had one because I thought they were pretty in pne. After that one I have always stayed away from candy apples…
Until I randomly walked in and grabbed a sample bite that looked like mint chocolate…
It was surprisingly heavenly!!!
This cheese cake apple is so freaking good!
Ask them to cut it into smaller chunks!!!

Yummy chocolate but most items are out of my price range. $ 3 for a single hedgehog chocolate? Oooff!!!
I tried the Oreo «peanut butter cup» cupcake thingy. Delicious treat, unique. $ 4.50. I wouldn’t do it again.
Cookies are $ 4 – 5 if I recall. It’s so expensive! Nice treats but I would rather not experience buyer’s remorse and get 3 Lindt chocolate bars for $ 6.
I just don’t feel like the insane cost justifies what you’re getting.

Four of us went wild in this place. We got bear paws (?), different peanut butter cups, some with dark chocolate and others with a mix of chocolate and PB) as well as a few other treats, with sea salt. Holy moly, it was all delicious. And MacKenzie was very helpful and sweet :)
I initially passed on a PB cup but then, after dinner (at Forage, which was
A-​M-​A-​Z-​I-​N-​G) I actually made everyone go back because I had regretted not getting one and couldn’t not. We got there minutes before closing, thankfully, and it was well worth it!

I’ve only been to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in the States, but what sets this location apart are the Canadian themed chocolates! The caramel apples were so creatively inspired by this environment: a walrus, a polar bear, and a beaver. I decided to get the beaver caramel apple because it seemed like it had the most milk chocolate, and it was really delicious! The worker cut it so expertly, too. It basically looked intact except for the perfect slices through the apple. I was expecting to get this big chocolate mess. Kudos to that worker.

AMAZING caramel apples! I usually get the original one with just caramel but one time I got one with Oreos on it and chocolate bits and I still prefer the plain caramel. They are a tad expensive (almost $ 6 for one caramel apple) but defiantly worth it!

any sweet shop deserves a 4 star in my books ;) whenever I’m here on Robson, it’s always worth a dropin.
But this one’s packaged and marketed right, literally. All the beautiful, colourful candy apples located at the front, the Smarties is my fav.
Had the ice cream before, nothing memorable compared to Bella Gelataria though it’s a different ballgame.
Also recommend the peanut brittle.

Warning.
You must used the other side of the side walk or…
You are going to end up to Rocky Mountain…
FRESH treats. Always.
TOO MUCH TEMPTATION sometimes…
Everything is DELISH.
Apple covered with chocolate, fudge and and and chocolate pop corn…
Named-​it…
Amazing!

There’s something about watching liquid chocolate pouring & oozing that causes your mouth to salivate so much that you need to tie a pail around your neck.
If you are a person of high self-​restraint and can limit yourself from a chocolate-​induced coma, I would highly recommend Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.
The setting of the store is quite perfect, a small area to squeeze in the customers while they are surrounded by delicious temptations of chocolatey goodness. Adding to the atmosphere, is an engrossing bouquet of sweetness to make your olfactory bulbs pulsate like
PROS:
–The dipped apples are ridiculously overdressed (toffee, chocolate, marshmallows, sprinkles, candy… etc.).
— Very friendly staff & sampling is encouraged!
— Everything is delicious (I am personally found of the chocolate dipped sea-​foam)
CONS:
— You may require a gym membership to offset the damage
— Children may need to be blindfolded to avoid over-​excitement

Over the years, I’ve stopped in at this shop quite a few times. I’m always treated well and, outside of really busy times, I’m attended to fairly quickly. I was walking by the other night and they were making chocolate popcorn. Oh, boy! The smell was more than I could resist. I didn’t find out it was popcorn until after I got in there, and the temporary crown on my molar meant there would be no popcorn for me. :(
Because I had rushed in following the scents, I didn’t look in the case. So, I asked the woman behind the counter for an apple that had peanut butter and chocolate (and caramel, of course), and she brought me an apple, asked if I wanted it cut, bagged it, rang me up and I was off.
Back in my hotel room, I pulled off a slice and it was exactly what I needed. Odd choice for dinner, but. what can you do?
Tip: If you are looking to grab the attention of the staff, make your way over to where the registers are. If you’re peeking in through the apple case to the people working on that table, well, you might not have as much luck. Also, if it’s busy, have patience.

There is an awesome variety of chocolate in milk, white and even 60−91% of dark chocolate. I got some super cute grizzly bear paws made of caramel, milk chocolate mixed with pecan and the walnuts were to die for. The caramel just melted in my mouth and the texture never got hard.
Unfortunately, you can’t try any of the chocolate. When I did get a chance to devour my choices, I wish I had more packed in my suitcases as souvenirs. Who doesn’t love chocolate? This is definitely not cheap chocolate, but they’re tasty and make awesome gifts.

Real ice cream is hard to come by in Vancouver. While I enjoy all the gelato selections and can barely tell the difference between a gelato and an ice cream, hubby’s taste buds are more refined, and the lack of ice cream parlors is driving him crazy.
On our trip to Mount Whistler we discovered the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and their great ice cream. To our (mostly hubby’s) delight we saw the shop on Robson! On top of their delicious ice cream, the shop is also such a happy place to be! The smell! The varieties of chocolate/​chocolate covered goodies! And the huge slabs of ice cream display! Will happily let me senses be overwhelmed again!

mmm mmmm mmmmmm.
Toffee apples to die for. Not sure this is the healthiest thing I have ever done but it was worth it.
The toffee apples aren’t cheap by sure are nice, they are huge too. Fudge tasted nice too.
Nice staff and good service.

Walked by here a million times, however, missed it one way or another from writing. I ate least go to this location once a month for my own personal indulgence or for gifts (when I am too busy to make my own chocolates).
The store always smells wonderful and the museum of different character candy apples are fun to look at I had a pink bunny rabbit one at Easter time and vomited ’cause it was an extreme sugar overload. 2 layers of fudge, chocolate, caramel wrapped the candy apple. This is a warning for anyone wanting to buy these candy apples. It’s better to eat it one slice at a time.
I mostly come here for the candy apples and less about the chocolates themselves. Great flavors, however, the chocolate quality itself is questionable. It reminds me of the same line as Purdy’s etc.
In the summertime I love watching how the candy apples are made, strawberries dipped and fudge stirred. I stare at the window like a scene from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Every time I have gone in there the staff completely ignore you. They would rather be talking to their friends than acknowledging or god forbid, assist customers. I have been so annoyed at this on more than one occasion that I’ve never upgraded my order beyond the basics.

I went here last night and got the white chocolate covered caramel apple. I finished it in 5 minutes. It was awesome.
It was more expensive than their sister store in Seattle — the apple cost about $ 8 whereas at the Seattle store it would have been more like $ 6.