Ryba’s Fudge Shops

Hands down, best fudge I have ever had. Service is average. The girls were young and would probably rather be elsewhere on a Saturday night. It is a small kiosk. I don’t know if they actually make the fudge and assorted candies on-​site but the offerings certainly taste fresh. A bar of fudge costs around $ 8.00 there are several varieties of fudge: chocolate, oreo, salted caramel, turtle, oreo, maple, nuts, no nuts, etc. there is also an adjacent chocolate candy case with chocolate dipped pretzels, chocolate coconut haystacks, chocolate dipped oreos, nut clusters, turtles, cashew turtles, bark, etc. I tried a chocolate peanut butter dipped pretzel, no nut chocolate fudge, milk and white chocolate haystacks, and cashew turtles. All delicious. Three turtles, two haystacks, one dipped pretzel rod, one slab of fudge, and a bottle of water cost $ 24.

Service a bit lacking. The fudge itself was just aiight

Ryba’s at Navy Pier temporarily gave me a jolt. A month or so back when I was there wanting to buy more fantastic fudge I couldn’t find them, and the NP customer service desk told me they had closed and left.
I’d felt yeah all good things come to an end, but good news. Just called and talked to them and Ryba’s Fudge is back @ Navy Pier. They said they’ve a different location there now, a little nearer the entrance than before though still in food court area.(They’re in absentia only temporarily). Hooray Ryba’s Fudge returns to N. P!
Until the powers that be get around to updating this listing business heading i’ll give the new info here:
new phone: (312) 595‑5515; website

Definitely not a bad place for fudge treats. Especially their Peanut Butter Cups, Coconut Haystacks, etc.

Great turtle fudge, caramels enrobed in milk chocolate and dark chocolate topped with sea salt. The only negative is the cost, very expensive.

First I have to tip my hat for the customer service = OUTSTANDING!
I conversed with a sweet lady behind the counter and shared a few laughs. She made me feel like a regular customer and welcome — which is huge for a traveling salesman in Chicago by themselves!
I was capping off my lunch at the Navy Pier feeling a little down and the smell brought me in. I ordered the Pecan Turtle which was the size of the palm of my hand and I have to say after one bite my frown turned upside down!
Amazing milk chocolate, gooey fudge and crunchy pecans… it was literally like a little bite of heaven. I will definitely make this my desert spot or place for a walk around treat at the Navy Pier.

They had two Ryba Fudge shop stands at the Chicago Auto Show. There is no way I could resist fudge, especially if they were making it in front of me!!! They have so many different types of flavors. I didnt think you could do all that much with fudge, but I was wrong! I had the fudge with carmel and pecans (I think it was the turtle). I convinced myself that because it had pecans, it was healthy and beneficial to my body. It was sooooooo sweet (and I love sweets) but really good. The fudge melted in my mouth. It was only after I had eaten half a brick of it that fudge is made out of A LOT of butter!!! No wonder why it melted in my mouth!!! Totally worth it though.