Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory of Seattle, WA — Restaurant in Seattle

This chocolate store has an impressive selection of all things chocolate! You can tell that everything is made in the store. The fruity pebble mallow pop was the highlight of our purchases. Crunchy fruity shell with a soft chewey marshmallow center. The chocolate dipped oreo was a classic for sure. Nice thick shell of chocolate. The milk chocolate was smooth and creamy. I'm not a big fan of fudge but my wife enjoyed her old fashion fudge, and her brown sea salt fudge. There was also kid friendly Easter chocolate baskets and plenty of assortments to gift to others. The birthday cake pop had a batter like middle, very strong vanilla flavor, I was hoping to get more birthday cake and...

Wasn’t impressed for what I paid. Ordered the coconut haystack and the Oreo white chocolate thing. Paid $15. They were good. But very basic, just the chocolate and either coconut or Oreo. Very hard chocolate at that. I wasn’t very happy with the experience. Maybe if I’d gotten more of a specialty item, it would have felt more like getting my money’s wirth.

Also, a homeless person walked into the store asking me for money as I was eating at my table. I respectfully declined. He then stepped and reached behind me grabbing a handful of bagged candies and walked right out without paying. No one seemed to notice. It was very...

Just left this store. Bought some chocolate and a "pint" of ice cream. Chocolate was okay. But when I got home and gave my son the "pint", it had 2 scoops of ice cream in it. Anywhere I have ever bought a pint from, it was not 2 scoops in it. I, in fact, have worked at an ice cream parlor in high school. And even then (as a teen) I knew that if people pay for a pint that you give them a full pint. They should put up a sign that says Pint $6.00, (roughly 2 scoops in a pint cup/not actually anywhere close to a full pint).. The price doesn't bother me. But they should specify. Pretty disappointed. =( Prob wont...