Life is pretty sweet in Missouri, and so are our local candy stores! Homemade fudge, truffles, chocolate bars, and gourmet bonbons are just some of the things you will find at these delicious chocolate shops in Missouri. Sure to give your sweet tooth a much-needed fix, each shop on this list is full of tasty nostalgia, and every handmade item is definitely made with extra love by local Missourians! Whether you’re gift shopping for someone special or just craving something a sweet to enjoy yourself, you’ll fall head over heels for these divine chocolate havens. In no particular order:
- The Candy Factory, Columbia
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Facebook/ The Candy Factory - Columbia, MO The Candy Factory has been “making fine chocolates since 1974." In fact, they can even create a custom chocolate flavor just for you! 701 Cherry St, Columbia, MO 65201, USA
- Sweet Things Sweet Shop, Ste. Genevieve
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Sweet Things Sweet Shop/GoogleMaps Sweet Things Sweet Shop is a family owned and operated candy shop located in historic downtown Ste. Genevieve. While you’ll find more than just chocolate here, you’ll also find some of the best truffles in Missouri. Like… Cherry Cheesecake, Dark Champagne, Italian Cream Cake, and so many more. 242 Market St, Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670, USA
- Miss M’s Candy Boutique, Delmar Loop, St. Louis
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Facebook/ Miss M’s Candy Boutique Miss M’s provides a wide variety of specialty candies and even offers special event candy catering. We think a chocolate wedding bar sounds DREAMY!
Editor’s Note: Sadly, Miss M’s Candy Boutique has permanently closed. Keep ogling more sweet treats below! 6193 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112
- Chip’s Chocolate Factory, Kansas City
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Chip’s Chocolate Factory/Facebook This sweet gem is basically Missouri’s own Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. Located on the 2nd floor of Crown Center in Kansas City, Chip’s Chocolate Factory offers over 40 different flavors of fudge and over 200 types of Swiss Chocolate treats, all made by hand and dished up in HUGE portions.. Which means you have plenty of options to choose from, no matter what your chocolate-indulging occasion! in fact, you’ll even find a fudge flavor dedicated to Kansas City itself! For even more fun, you can watch the deliciousness being made or schedule a tour and chocolate tasting. How’s that for a date idea? They’ve been in business for 32 years and were once featured on the Food Network. 2450 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64108, USA
- Garza’s Goodies, Kansas City
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HM Harris/GoogleMaps With a new shop opening soon at in Kansas City, Garza’s Goodies Chocolates & Confections is hard at work and already has a huge following, just waiting to see what magic they whip up next.
Editor’s Note: Garza’s is temporarily closed while they get their new storefront up and running. Keep an eye on their website for updates! 8039 Highland Ave, Kansas City, MO 64131, USA
- Bankhead’s Candies, Bowling Green
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Bankhead’s Candies/Facebook Making homemade chocolates since 1919, Bankhead’s Chocolates is a delicious place to dive into some sweet goodies. They also serve a bistro lunch from spring through the fall, if you would like a little something-something in between bites of chocolate. 810 US-61 BUS, Bowling Green, MO 63334, USA
- Grandma’s Candy Kitchen, Lake Ozark
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Warren Montgomery/GoogleMaps Located in Lake Ozark, Grandma’s Candy Kitchen has over 20 different flavors of fudge, 40 flavors of old-fashioned salt water taffy, and many other treats including sugar-free options. You can even watch the candy being made and swoon over the free samples. Theoretically, this is supposed to make the decision-making easier…but really, it just makes it harder to choose! 1470 Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049, USA
- Nonna’s Lil’ Candy Shoppe, Marshfield
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Facebook/ Nonna’s Lil’ Candy Shoppe This unique family-owned chocolate shop in Marshfield, Missouri offers homemade chocolates and baked goods made fresh daily. After all, chocolate is delicious in MANY different forms!
Editor’s Note: We must regretfully let our readers know that Nonna’s is no longer in business. 1200 Spur Dr, Marshfield, MO 65706, USA
- How Sweet Is This/Itsy Bitsy Candy Shop, Clayton
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How Sweet is This/Facebook Food Network Magazine once named How Sweet Is This as the best candy shop in Missouri! That’s some high praise! Bite-sized gourmet chocolates are the name of the game here, and you’ll find intriguing flavors to tempt your tastebuds, like the Dark Chocolate Ginger Bites and Dark Chocolate Blood Orange Caramels. They also offer soft serve ice cream and shaved ice in the warmer months, as well as literal walls of ALL your childhood favorites. 804 De Mun Ave, Clayton, MO 63105, USA
- Sweet Sadie Candy Shop, St. Louis
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Facebook/ Sweet Sadie’s Candy Shop There’s too many sweet things at Sweet Sadie’s to list, but you’re absolutely going to LOVE the Yin Yang Turtles! These alone are worth the trip.
Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, Sweet Sadie’s has closed its doors for good. Read on for more chocolate shops near you! 2218 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118, USA
- Askinosie Chocolate, Springfield
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Facebook/ Askinosie Chocolate Askinosie Chocolate specializes in gourmet, handmade chocolate bars made with ingredients straight from the source. In fact, browse around their website to learn about their “chocoalate origin” travels, or chat with the owners and reap the rewards over some PHENOMENAL bars of chocolate, handmade chocolate “nibs,” or nostalgic malt balls. There’s so much to love here! Bonus: Looking for a fabulous family activity? Askinosie even offers public tours. 514 E Commercial St, Springfield, MO 65803, USA
- Uranus Fudge Factory and Candy Store, St. Robert
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jason hardy/GoogleMaps A classic Missouri photo op stop (for hopefully-obvious reasons), Uranus Fudge Factory is also a fantastic place to grab some out-of-this-world sweets. Every flavor of fudge is made fresh daily and cut by hand. Be sure to try some Butterfinger or Blueberry Cheesecake Fudge from Uranus! Of course, even if you’re not feeling in the mood for fudge, Uranus is still a pretty neat stop. 14400 State Hwy Z, St Robert, MO 65584, USA
- RJ Chocolatier, Chesterfield
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Facebook/ RJ Chocolatier For a serious taste of the fancy, RJ Chocolatier boutique has been named has been named as one of the Top Ten Chocolatiers in North America. From honey foam chocolate to hot chocolate bombs to chocolate sculptures, there’s nothing this chocolate master can’t create!
Editor’s Note: While RJ’s brick-and-mortar store in Chesterfield is no longer open, Rick Jordan is making a major name for himself in the world of chocolate! Browse Jordan’s inspiration, the chocolate-making process, and shop online on Rick Jordan’s website.
- Andre’s Chocolates & Confiserie Suisse (Andre’s Chocolates), Kansas City
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AJ/googleMaps Serving Kansas City for 59 years, Andre’s Chocolates & Confiserie Suisse has been going strong for three generations, with numerous accolades under their belt. These are some of the most elegant chocolates you’ll find in Missouri - almost too beautiful to eat! Their Peppermint Leaves are a true delight! But you’ll also find dozens of chocolate desserts to choose from as well (after your chocolate truffle main course, of course). 5018 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64112, USA
- Crown Candy Kitchen, St. Louis
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Crown Candy Kitchen/Facebook Previously featured in one of our articles for their BLT sandwiches, Crown Candy Kitchen is also famous for their homemade chocolates, ice cream, and for having St. Louis’ oldest soda fountain. This local landmark has been serving the St. Louis area since 1913! Visit the Crown Candy Kitchen for hours of operation, menus, and store information. 1401 St Louis Ave, St. Louis, MO 63106, USA
- Candy House Gourmet Chocolates, Joplin
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Candy House Gourmet/Facebook As the story goes, “In 1970, an old rock tavern in the Missouri Ozarks was transformed into a quaint little candy shop.” And the rest is history! Enjoy tantalizing chocolate treats crafted by hand with the same famous original recipe the shop began with. Stay tuned while Candy House Gourmet Chocolates crafts their new website, or stop in to indulge in person! 510 Kentucky Ave, Joplin, MO 64801, USA
There are SO many phenomenal chocolate shops in Missouri that it’s impossible to include them all. What are some of your favorite places to indulge your sweet tooth? Share in the comments below!
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Facebook/ The Candy Factory - Columbia, MO
The Candy Factory has been “making fine chocolates since 1974." In fact, they can even create a custom chocolate flavor just for you!
701 Cherry St, Columbia, MO 65201, USA
Sweet Things Sweet Shop/GoogleMaps
Sweet Things Sweet Shop is a family owned and operated candy shop located in historic downtown Ste. Genevieve. While you’ll find more than just chocolate here, you’ll also find some of the best truffles in Missouri. Like… Cherry Cheesecake, Dark Champagne, Italian Cream Cake, and so many more.
242 Market St, Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670, USA
Facebook/ Miss M’s Candy Boutique
Miss M’s provides a wide variety of specialty candies and even offers special event candy catering. We think a chocolate wedding bar sounds DREAMY!
Editor’s Note: Sadly, Miss M’s Candy Boutique has permanently closed. Keep ogling more sweet treats below!
6193 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112
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Chip’s Chocolate Factory/Facebook
This sweet gem is basically Missouri’s own Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. Located on the 2nd floor of Crown Center in Kansas City, Chip’s Chocolate Factory offers over 40 different flavors of fudge and over 200 types of Swiss Chocolate treats, all made by hand and dished up in HUGE portions.. Which means you have plenty of options to choose from, no matter what your chocolate-indulging occasion! in fact, you’ll even find a fudge flavor dedicated to Kansas City itself! For even more fun, you can watch the deliciousness being made or schedule a tour and chocolate tasting. How’s that for a date idea? They’ve been in business for 32 years and were once featured on the Food Network.
2450 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64108, USA
Facebook/ Garza’s Goodies Chocolates & Confections
HM Harris/GoogleMaps
With a new shop opening soon at in Kansas City, Garza’s Goodies Chocolates & Confections is hard at work and already has a huge following, just waiting to see what magic they whip up next.
Editor’s Note: Garza’s is temporarily closed while they get their new storefront up and running. Keep an eye on their website for updates!
8039 Highland Ave, Kansas City, MO 64131, USA
Bankhead’s Candies/Facebook
Making homemade chocolates since 1919, Bankhead’s Chocolates is a delicious place to dive into some sweet goodies. They also serve a bistro lunch from spring through the fall, if you would like a little something-something in between bites of chocolate.
810 US-61 BUS, Bowling Green, MO 63334, USA
Charles Williams/GoogleMaps
Warren Montgomery/GoogleMaps
Located in Lake Ozark, Grandma’s Candy Kitchen has over 20 different flavors of fudge, 40 flavors of old-fashioned salt water taffy, and many other treats including sugar-free options. You can even watch the candy being made and swoon over the free samples. Theoretically, this is supposed to make the decision-making easier…but really, it just makes it harder to choose!
1470 Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049, USA
Facebook/ Nonna’s Lil’ Candy Shoppe
This unique family-owned chocolate shop in Marshfield, Missouri offers homemade chocolates and baked goods made fresh daily. After all, chocolate is delicious in MANY different forms!
Editor’s Note: We must regretfully let our readers know that Nonna’s is no longer in business.
1200 Spur Dr, Marshfield, MO 65706, USA
How Sweet Is This/Facebook
How Sweet is This/Facebook
Food Network Magazine once named How Sweet Is This as the best candy shop in Missouri! That’s some high praise! Bite-sized gourmet chocolates are the name of the game here, and you’ll find intriguing flavors to tempt your tastebuds, like the Dark Chocolate Ginger Bites and Dark Chocolate Blood Orange Caramels. They also offer soft serve ice cream and shaved ice in the warmer months, as well as literal walls of ALL your childhood favorites.
804 De Mun Ave, Clayton, MO 63105, USA
Facebook/ Sweet Sadie’s Candy Shop
There’s too many sweet things at Sweet Sadie’s to list, but you’re absolutely going to LOVE the Yin Yang Turtles! These alone are worth the trip.
Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, Sweet Sadie’s has closed its doors for good. Read on for more chocolate shops near you!
2218 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118, USA
Askinosie Chocolate/GoogleMaps
Facebook/ Askinosie Chocolate
Askinosie Chocolate specializes in gourmet, handmade chocolate bars made with ingredients straight from the source. In fact, browse around their website to learn about their “chocoalate origin” travels, or chat with the owners and reap the rewards over some PHENOMENAL bars of chocolate, handmade chocolate “nibs,” or nostalgic malt balls. There’s so much to love here! Bonus: Looking for a fabulous family activity? Askinosie even offers public tours.
514 E Commercial St, Springfield, MO 65803, USA
Andrew Phenix/GoogleMaps
jason hardy/GoogleMaps
A classic Missouri photo op stop (for hopefully-obvious reasons), Uranus Fudge Factory is also a fantastic place to grab some out-of-this-world sweets. Every flavor of fudge is made fresh daily and cut by hand. Be sure to try some Butterfinger or Blueberry Cheesecake Fudge from Uranus! Of course, even if you’re not feeling in the mood for fudge, Uranus is still a pretty neat stop.
14400 State Hwy Z, St Robert, MO 65584, USA
Facebook/ RJ Chocolatier
For a serious taste of the fancy, RJ Chocolatier boutique has been named has been named as one of the Top Ten Chocolatiers in North America. From honey foam chocolate to hot chocolate bombs to chocolate sculptures, there’s nothing this chocolate master can’t create!
Editor’s Note: While RJ’s brick-and-mortar store in Chesterfield is no longer open, Rick Jordan is making a major name for himself in the world of chocolate! Browse Jordan’s inspiration, the chocolate-making process, and shop online on Rick Jordan’s website.
Shawn/GoogleMaps
AJ/googleMaps
Serving Kansas City for 59 years, Andre’s Chocolates & Confiserie Suisse has been going strong for three generations, with numerous accolades under their belt. These are some of the most elegant chocolates you’ll find in Missouri - almost too beautiful to eat! Their Peppermint Leaves are a true delight! But you’ll also find dozens of chocolate desserts to choose from as well (after your chocolate truffle main course, of course).
5018 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64112, USA
Crown Candy Kitchen/GoogleMaps
Crown Candy Kitchen/Facebook
Previously featured in one of our articles for their BLT sandwiches, Crown Candy Kitchen is also famous for their homemade chocolates, ice cream, and for having St. Louis’ oldest soda fountain. This local landmark has been serving the St. Louis area since 1913! Visit the Crown Candy Kitchen for hours of operation, menus, and store information.
1401 St Louis Ave, St. Louis, MO 63106, USA
Facebook/ Candy House Gourmet Chocolates
Candy House Gourmet/Facebook
As the story goes, “In 1970, an old rock tavern in the Missouri Ozarks was transformed into a quaint little candy shop.” And the rest is history! Enjoy tantalizing chocolate treats crafted by hand with the same famous original recipe the shop began with. Stay tuned while Candy House Gourmet Chocolates crafts their new website, or stop in to indulge in person!
510 Kentucky Ave, Joplin, MO 64801, USA
Chocolate isn’t the only thing Missouri has to offer. Take this totally sweet ice cream road trip to some of our favorite ice cream shops!
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Chocolate Shops in Missouri & Related Info January 31, 2023 Jennifer What are some of the biggest attractions in Missouri? Add some sightseeing to your chocolate indulgence! In addition to our infamous giant candy emporium and the totally unique town of Uranus (home to the Uranus Fudge Factory, among other things), in terms of sheer size, Missouri is home to literally dozens of larger-than-life roadside attractions and one-of-a-kind stops. Here are some of the biggest attractions in Missouri:
World’s Largest Gift Shop, Petersburg World’s Largest Spool of Thread, Hamilton World’s Largest Toy Museum, Branson World’s Largest Goose, Sumner World’s Largest Man-Made Moon, St. Louis World’s Largest Roll of Toilet Paper, Branson World’s Largest Underground Business Complex, Kansas City World’s Largest Small Electric Appliance Museum, Diamond World’s Largest Wildlife Attraction, Springfield World’s Largest Subterranean Lake, Bonne Terre World’s Largest 20th Century Pecan, Brunswick
What are the coolest things to do in Missouri? Whether you’re ready to doll up and stroll the town or craving a trip into the heart of nature, Missouri is full of unique ways to make the most of every season. Some must-do things in Missouri include:
Visit the historic Anheuser-Busch brewery in St. Louis. Go spelunking. Eat genuine Kansas City BBQ. Float the Missouri River. Visit and play at the St. Louis City Museum. Explore historic downtown St. Charles. Selfie at the state’s highest point. Go to the St. Louis Zoo. Hike the Ozark Trail. Visit the Gateway Arch. Explore wine country. Take a gondola ride in Kansas City.
While you’re at it, be sure to visit some of Missouri’s most beautiful natural attractions.
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Chocolate Shops in Missouri & Related Info
January 31, 2023
Jennifer
What are some of the biggest attractions in Missouri? Add some sightseeing to your chocolate indulgence! In addition to our infamous giant candy emporium and the totally unique town of Uranus (home to the Uranus Fudge Factory, among other things), in terms of sheer size, Missouri is home to literally dozens of larger-than-life roadside attractions and one-of-a-kind stops. Here are some of the biggest attractions in Missouri:
World’s Largest Gift Shop, Petersburg World’s Largest Spool of Thread, Hamilton World’s Largest Toy Museum, Branson World’s Largest Goose, Sumner World’s Largest Man-Made Moon, St. Louis World’s Largest Roll of Toilet Paper, Branson World’s Largest Underground Business Complex, Kansas City World’s Largest Small Electric Appliance Museum, Diamond World’s Largest Wildlife Attraction, Springfield World’s Largest Subterranean Lake, Bonne Terre World’s Largest 20th Century Pecan, Brunswick
What are the coolest things to do in Missouri? Whether you’re ready to doll up and stroll the town or craving a trip into the heart of nature, Missouri is full of unique ways to make the most of every season. Some must-do things in Missouri include:
Visit the historic Anheuser-Busch brewery in St. Louis. Go spelunking. Eat genuine Kansas City BBQ. Float the Missouri River. Visit and play at the St. Louis City Museum. Explore historic downtown St. Charles. Selfie at the state’s highest point. Go to the St. Louis Zoo. Hike the Ozark Trail. Visit the Gateway Arch. Explore wine country. Take a gondola ride in Kansas City.
While you’re at it, be sure to visit some of Missouri’s most beautiful natural attractions.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Add some sightseeing to your chocolate indulgence! In addition to our infamous giant candy emporium and the totally unique town of Uranus (home to the Uranus Fudge Factory, among other things), in terms of sheer size, Missouri is home to literally dozens of larger-than-life roadside attractions and one-of-a-kind stops. Here are some of the biggest attractions in Missouri:
- World’s Largest Gift Shop, Petersburg
- World’s Largest Spool of Thread, Hamilton
- World’s Largest Toy Museum, Branson
- World’s Largest Goose, Sumner
- World’s Largest Man-Made Moon, St. Louis
- World’s Largest Roll of Toilet Paper, Branson
- World’s Largest Underground Business Complex, Kansas City
- World’s Largest Small Electric Appliance Museum, Diamond
- World’s Largest Wildlife Attraction, Springfield
- World’s Largest Subterranean Lake, Bonne Terre
- World’s Largest 20th Century Pecan, Brunswick
What are the coolest things to do in Missouri?
Whether you’re ready to doll up and stroll the town or craving a trip into the heart of nature, Missouri is full of unique ways to make the most of every season. Some must-do things in Missouri include:
- Visit the historic Anheuser-Busch brewery in St. Louis.
- Go spelunking.
- Eat genuine Kansas City BBQ.
- Float the Missouri River.
- Visit and play at the St. Louis City Museum.
- Explore historic downtown St. Charles.
- Selfie at the state’s highest point.
- Go to the St. Louis Zoo.
- Hike the Ozark Trail.
- Visit the Gateway Arch.
- Explore wine country.
- Take a gondola ride in Kansas City.
While you’re at it, be sure to visit some of Missouri’s most beautiful natural attractions.
