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I am glad this location in Palomar Center opened up in my neighborhood. I use the old Kentucky…read morechocolate candy to give as gifts. I like the chocolate covered cherries and the chocolate covered potato chips. This is located where the Gold Star Chili location was previously located. The store is bright and open for easy shopping. I enjoyed visiting this location and am glad they have opened a fourth location.

Let me start this review by saying I'm not a big chocolate eater. I stopped by Old Kentucky…read moreChocolates because I wanted a bit of chocolate, but not the generic Hersheys or what not. I had zero expectations. I tidied the Fleur de Sel mil chocolate caramel and was blown away. The flavor was off the scale, the powdering of salt mixing beautifully with the chocolate and caramel. Exquisite barely covers the flavor. These are true, confections, way above the Rebecca Ruth junk. Make an effort to go here, you will not regret it!

Old Kentucky Chocolates is a favorite of ours. We went to the shop off Tates Creek for the first…read moretime. The store looked great inside. Sadly, they didn't have the chocolate covered grapes we went for, we were told the fruit was bad, and so not their fault. We asked about other options (strawberries, etc). The customer service lacked severely. Even though the store was empty, when trying to speak with her about options, she was short and uninterested in speaking to us. I'd expect so much better from our favorite chocolatier.

Bourbon chocolates and more. Nice finds, not cheap but delicious. Staff will be happy to explain…read morethe layout and anything you ever wanted to know about Bourbon and chocolates. Very small tight space but filled with deliciousness. Not cheap, but well worth it.

We did the Valentine's Day chocolate and bourbon tasting / pairing this year and the chocolates are…read moreSO good. Literally everything I've eaten there was delicious. However I felt like our pairing / tasting was rushed, the chocolatier was busy talking to another couple doing a pairing, which is fine, but we could've waited and got the full experience. We basically tasted and paired things ourselves. The bar is super small and kind of rickety. It was difficult to get comfortable.

I have now seen the fudgy heaven, and all it can offer. I mean peanut butter fudge dipped twinkly,…read morereally? This place is great a little sweet shop set up in just the right place. I didn't like all of the fudge being precut in to little squares, and its Sothern fudge. For those not of the north its soft marshmallow fudge. It is a lot sweeter the northern fudge and not as hearty. It's a good friendly little shop. I would stop in for all the other treats if nothing else.

A must stop in buy and try in old town Berea. Has the old fashioned old timey feel just like the…read moreones in Gatlinburg TN. Very friendly and nice pricing is very reasonable

Oh hey there Chocolate Holler! I dig the new location :)…read more Located in Greyline Station, it was much easier to find parking here in the large lot behind the building versus the tiny lot at the previous location. It's been exactly one year since we last visited that old location, which has since closed. Though I have many years of memories tied to that one, I'm glad to see that business didn't close entirely. We were welcomed by a super-friendly and super-helpful barista who answered any of my "what is vegan?" questions. I ordered a Sipping Chocolate made with Davao, Philippines Dark Chocolate by Askinosie. Pinay-me was curious to taste chocolate by my people. It's delicious! https://bit.ly/3JHeBQL Hubby had the Brownie Batter Hot Chocolate. Also tasty! We actually came back five days later and had the Chocolate Chai. Yum! All of our drinks were made with oatmilk. Although this location is smaller than the OG location, it actually is very space-efficient with an abundant amount of tables and bar height seating. Also, a bit of outdoor seating and a few spots to sit around Greyline Station. They brought over remnants from the previous location such as board games and a collection of coffee sleeves with written messages on them.

1/17/26 My husband and I came to the Greyline station to…read morespend some time as we were waiting for someone. We didn't realize that there was a farmers market happening. That was a pleasant surprise. The ambiance is very casual and welcoming. We both wanted some coffee and have never been to the chocolate holler so we came here. I had the white blossom drink and my husband had the sleeping bear. Both of our drinks were pretty good. Wish more espresso was given without extra charge but that seems like most places these days. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the drinks were tasty. Would definitely come back here when craving unique chocolatey treats.

Love this little treat of a store! Great gifts, many are local. The owner hand picks all her…read moremerchandise, INCLUDING the chocolates (except the Buckeyes and bourbon balls, which she makes herself)! There is a wine and liquor bar with a fantastic bourbon selection and they've often got live music and open their doors during downtown festivals. We are so happy this little spot exists and hope it is here to stay!

Lovely store! Great atmosphere! Perfect for those with a great sense of humor and those looking…read morefor the perfect gift! The bar inside is a bonus. Cold adult beverages AND shopping??? What could be better? LOVE!

The candy is delicious and the staff are always accommodating in answering questions or offering…read moresamples.

We were gifted a box of truffles from Old Kentucky Chocolates and they were super yummy! We had a…read morehard time deciding which one we liked best. There are so many great flavors and choices. I have not been to the brick and mortar, but would definitely plan a visit when in the area. I can't wait to order/try their chocolate covered grapes.

I have been going to Sharp's for 50 years!! I remember being a kid and walking into the store and…read morethat smell is undeniable. I loved the pulled candy and the white chocolate suckers my mom would tuck into our Easter baskets! I always go back when I'm back in Lexington and love how it takes me back in time. They always pull out a tray you can sample from and I thought that was the best as a kid. XOOXOXOXXOXO I love Sharp's Candies.

Absolutely love this place!! The girls that work there are absolute dolls and they always make me…read moreenjoy my time in the shop! And the chocolates are absolutely divine, best in Kentucky by far. If I could give this place more than five starts I would. I am not one to ever set foot on yelp but after coming this place a few times I just knew that I had to. Please come here if you want excellent service and even more excellent candy.

One of the best candy store I have ever been in the chocolate smell is amazing just a casual place…read more Were you can get all sorts of candy from chocolate too white chocolate hard candy gummy's bags of chocolate that they make the chocolate is yummy to. Service is very good.

The Sweetest Spot in NuLu! [Louisville KY]…read more On our last day in Louisville we stopped by this candy store before heading to the airport. There was some kind of gutter work going on in this part of the street so parking was limited. Unfortunately, when we came by for ice cream next door on our first day in Louisville the candy shop was already closed for the day. The shop is a small, family-owned business operating since 1921. Inside are displays of handmade candies, delectable treats like Old Fashion Kentucky Bourbons and Muth's Modjeskas as well as unique novelty treats like horseshoe shaped chocolates. I was the first customer and I already knew what I wanted. The chocolates were already pre-packaged, I chose a bag each of the milk peanut clusters and milk chocolate raisin clusters... they were fresh and so delicious! I also grabbed a free complimentary sticker for my collection. Needless to say none of the chocolates made it back home to Sacramento. Gone mid flight LoL! Instagram: @muths_candy Review #3913

I was in the neighborhood and wanted to try the local delicacy - bourbon balls. This dessert place…read moreoffered them plus many more options. If you're looking for a dessert option, this is a great place. Highlights - lots of chocolate treats and fancy desserts. We tried the Oreo Raspberry Cake. It was super moist, decadent, and heavy. Great cake slice, we really enjoyed it. The annoying part was that I ordered bourbon balls and I instead got some sort of vanilla truffle. I'm not a local but I'm pretty sure I didn't get bourbon balls. Didn't taste anything like bourbon at all. I was very disappointed since that is what I initially came in for and we didn't realize the mistake until much further in the day. The cake slice saves the review from being any lower but paying $12 for something I didn't want is annoying and ruins the experience somewhat. That is why quality counts from beginning to end. I still recommend trying this place out but make sure you check what you order so that you get the right thing.

I was at the Fayette mall yesterday and walked into Chocomania. I was really curious what all…read morekinds of desserts they offered. I saw a case and started looking. First, only a couple items in the case even had labels or prices, so I literally had to ask what an item was. The store associate seemed to get annoyed at telling me what the items in the case were but how do you expect me to know if you don't label your items? and i only even asked what 3-4 items were out of 15+ in the case. even though she told me what a couple of the items were, I have no idea how much they were. I asked the price on the viral fruit thing and she responded "they range from $10-$20". There were three choices of those and I guess it was too much trouble to say the price of each one I wanted to try one of the viral fruit moose things, but after the way the store associate acted I decided to pass. There were definitely some things that looked really good, but I'm not going to purchase if they're rolling their eyes at me and acting like I'm bothering them asking about the things they are selling. I'll give it another shot in the future. We'll see what happens Summary: 1. Make sure items in the case are labeled with a product name, short description, and price. 2. Train the people who represent your store what customer service is and how to really sell the product when someone's asking about it I didn't even get to try anything yet so this review is 100% based on customer service interaction and store display information. I know there has been dreams with this business in the past about low reviews - so I'm a real person and I've been elite on Yelp for 6 years. It isn't hard to find me if you want to for verification.