Visiting Colorado? We’re the sweet spot.

A box of assorted chocolates with nine pieces, including round, square, and heart-shaped chocolates, some decorated with patterns or sprinkles, arranged on a white marble surface with pink and gold wrapped gifts in the background.

Welcome to Colorado Springs—yes, it’s a real place, and yes, the chocolate’s ridiculous.

We’re just 70 miles south of Denver, tucked at the foot of Pikes Peak, surrounded by red rocks, weird weather, and

“…some of the best chocolate in the state.” (We checked.)

Sweet Stats:

  • Located in Downtown Colorado Springs

  • About 1 hr 15 mins drive (plus traffic-induced existential crises)

  • At the base of Pikes Peak, surrounded by chaos and cocoa

Already at the Airport?

✈️ TSA touched your socks. Might as well treat yourself.

Also, the New York Times is in on it.

Colorado Springs was just featured in the NYT’s “36 Hours” series—turns out, the city's having a moment.
From hiking trails to cocktails to whatever we’re making in the back kitchen, it’s worth a detour.

Spoiler: even the NYT knows we’re the real truffle shuffle.

Read the article →

If you make it to town:

  • We have flavors you won’t find in airports.

  • We make seasonal things that don’t survive shipping.

  • We will probably feed you something weird and wonderful.

Stop by the shop. See what’s in the case. Leave sticky-handed and spiritually fulfilled.