Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory — Local services in Denver

I'll tell you I'm a huge gift giver! If I don't know what you like. It's possible to get 1 of everything I think you like. Needless to say, there was a nice lady behind the counter this day I hit her with an order of 1 of every candy apple in the display. No one was shopping at the time. However, before she could start she got swamped really quickly because she also sells coffee and is quicker than Starbucks lol. So I held back in the wings to allow her to service her customers. The customers knew I wasn't being petty and willing to let everyone get what we need. We are stuck in an airport waiting for flights, at home, or on layovers. The small joys go a LONG way. The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory's representative went out of her way to fulfill the order with the most gracious customer service. She handled her business and got to me and got me going with over 20 Apples, a few pounds of toffee and Chocolates as well as candies to give to the stewardesses who were having a stressful day and send their thanks as well from the United Flight Crew headed to Ontario, California. Thanks...

Hoped to buy a whole box of dark chocolate almond clusters as a gift for someone - may have been a $200.00 or more purchase at $28.95 per pound - clerk refuses to weigh out product first to get a quantity close to desired final purchase price - says it will have to be rung up and paid for first to get the weight. In other words, the final purchase price must remain a mystery until the purchase is final. Really?!?!? Maybe that explains why the price per pound was a secret too - until I asked and learned it was $28.95. None of the unit prices on anything are posted - why does everything have to be a state secret?!?!? Ridiculous! By the way, decided my friend will have to make do with Hershey Bars w/Almonds - no hide and seek on the price there - Google says they're 86 cents per bar at Target - perfect, will buy a whole carton for what a single cluster at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory likely charges - but again, who really knows what they charge - they won't weigh it and let u know - it's gotta be a huge secret until it's already paid for - bizarre AND...

Perfect place to get a snack to take on the plane - I frequently stop here when I had a meal several hours ago and am not super hungry, but also know I'm not going to get another meal until I land in 4-5 hours. The dark chocolate peanut butter cup is excellent, but what's become my go-to are the covered apples (because they're huge and I can rationalize I'm eating fruit ;-) ). All different type with chocolate, caramel, nuts and other toppings.

The best non-advertised part? They'll CUT it for you so you can have slices to eat on the plane or even share it out if you're with family (and yeah you get the core with the stick too, to ensure you get every little bit). Just make sure to grab extra napkins, but I gotta say a death by chocolate apple slice 3 hours into the flight is a perfect pick-me-up and gets me jealous stares from the other passengers eating their peanuts. (note: image is not mine, but shows the selection I have to decide on every...