At Female Foodie we’re borderline obsessed with chocolate. And we’re not just talking any old chocolate– heart-warming, delicious, high-quality chocolate. There are several incredible options for chocolate in the Beehive State that we confidently stand behind. Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, Christmas, or just for the heck of it, this guide will arm you with the best chocolate (and homemade candy) recommendations in Salt Lake City!
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8. Mrs. Cavanaugh’s
This Bountiful chocolate shop is a staple to Davis County residents who flock here for caramels, nuts & chews, and toffee. You want to go to Mrs. Cavanaugh’s for all of your dipping chocolate needs using their white, milk, and dark chocolate buttons. Be sure to try their most popular chocolate, the Mindy Mint!
Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Chocolates and Ice Cream
7. Cumming’s Studio Chocolate
Everything here is decadently delicious, but the chocolate covered fudge from Cumming’s Studio Chocolates are truly TDF. Fudge will never be the same without a thick chocolate and nutty covering. Cumming’s has been a SLC staple since 1919, started by Victor Clyde Cummings. Stop by to try the chocolate covered fudge or some of their chocolate dipped grapes.
Cummings Studio Chocolates
6. Garden Gate Toffee
Truly the BEST toffee you will ever have- thick slabs of chocolate with sweet and buttery toffee sandwiched between. Garden Gate hand dips their toffee just 2 months out of the year. Their once ice cream shop turned to toffee and chocolate establishment works solely off of word of mouth and repeat customers, year after year. Stop by Garden Gate on 9th and 9th for a taste of their toffee. You won’t regret it!
Garden Gate Chocolates
5. Tony Caputo’s/Blue’s Chocolates
For one of the most artisanal and beautiful options for chocolate in Salt Lake City, be sure to stop at Tony Caputo’s and view their Blue’s Chocolates. Made with the finest ingredients including local, top selling Solstice Chocolate these immaculately decorated filled chocolates are perfect for a gift, for special occasions, or to simply treat yourself after a long day. Chocolate flavors are seasonal- be sure to ask a Tony Caputo’s employee for more information about what’s currently being sold.
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4. V Chocolates
One of our favorite “go-to” spots in Utah for delicious chocolate is V Chocolates. Walk into V Chocolates and you’ll feel an overwhelming sense of simplicity and quality- which undoubtedly translates into their amazing chocolates. Favorites include their chocolate covered salted caramels, chocolate dipped caramel pretzels and chocolate peppermint bark. You can purchase V chocolates at their downtown location (favorite) or at several other vendors in Utah.
V CHOCOLATES
3. Mrs. Call’s Candy Co.
One of the best places for decadent treats in all of Utah is Mrs. Call’s Candy Co. Tucked away in charming Heber City, this local favorite makes some of the most delicious chocolate and candies we have ever tasted- all still prepared in copper kettles over an open flame with the same recipes that they have been using since the 1920’s! You really can’t go wrong when it comes to eating Mrs. Call’s Candy, but some of our favorite items include their milk chocolate sea salt caramels, the chocolate covered cookies, and the vanilla cream caramels (pictured above).
Mrs Calls Candy Co
2. Condie’s Candy
If you haven’t had the chance yet, make sure to check out our full review on this adorable candy shop located on 15th South and Main downtown. You would not believe the effort and love that is put into each of their hand dipped candies! The ladies at Condie’s make beautiful assortments of chocolates and are also known for their hand dipped fudge and pecan logs.
Condie’s Candies Co
1. Hatch Family Chocolates
Also known as home to the Little Chocolatiers from former the hit TLC show, Hatch’s is at the top of our list when it comes to the best chocolates in Salt Lake City. The quality of chocolate that you consume here whether it be with a caramel apple, inside some of their homemade ice cream, or melted in a cup of hot cocoa is truly top notch. Some of Hatch Family go-to’s are their chocolate covered Oreos, chocolate covered raspberries, and aztec salted caramels.
Tara
Great list! There are only two I haven’t hit. I will say that Cavanaugh’s Cherry Chocolates are the best ever! For fun at V Chocolates you must get a package of the Chocolate Frogs, the Harry Potter in you will be so happy. Cummings’ Chocolate Pecan Turtles are so right, I don’t want to be wrong! Hatch’s!!!! Went to school with Steve. Every Christmas his family would visit and bring a box of their homemade delights, where the original goodness started! Great post, thanks for sharing!
Brooke
Hi Tara! Thanks for stopping by! I HAVE NOT tried the cherry chocolates OR the chocolate frogs! Looks like I’ll have to make a couple of stops this week! I also agree on Hatch’s- they are incredible and do SUCH a good job. We went there (again) tonight just after I finished this post! Cheers 🙂
aarean
thank you for this! I have been looking for a good recommendation on chocolate since we have moved here and this list is perfect! can’t wait to try them ALL out!
Brooke
You are so welcome!! I hope that you find some chocolate that you love. Let me know what you think! 🙂
Earnie Glazener
Tony Caputo’s
Earnie Glazener
How on earth can you make a list like this and miss Tony Caputo’s and its selection of superb bars chocolate MAKERS, including several from Utah?
Brooke Eliason
Hi Earnie! Thanks for stopping by. If you read the article again, you’ll probably notice my mention of them. Definitely wouldn’t leave them out. 🙂
Mimi Porras
You’ll have to try Sir Walter Candy Co. located in Salt Lake City. They use only the best chocolate, pure Belgium chocolate. They have a Facebook page as well as an Instagram account @sirwaltercandy ??????
Brooke Eliason
Hi Mimi- thanks so much for the recommendation. I LOVE Belgian chocolate and can’t wait to try!
Heather
Have you tried Paul’s Candies at the Western Nut Company on 400 S across from Pioneer Park? Not only is their fudge amazing but their brittle is to die for. Their cashew brittle is my favorite. Also their English toffee is delicious!
Brooke Eliason
Thanks for the rec Heather- we have been to Western Nut several times but I don’t think we’ve sampled the cashew brittle!