Temptation Chocolate Factory

Saw someone walking around with some delicious looking sherbet ice cream and had to stop by!
I got a small cup of bubblegum ice cream and my friend got a small cup of strawberry ice cream with chocolate syrup. We both LOVED our selections and the gentleman who helped us out was very nice and engaged in small talk with us.
Would go back again for more sweet treats!

Interesting little store: chocolate, cookies, and some left over RACY SEX TOY and SEX GIFTS… odd combo!
Just bought a double chocolate covered Oreo, ate a third of it. It was a last minute thought: after dinner, just to get the taste out of my mouth and replace with something sweet, but clearly, it was just so-​so.

A cookie for $ 3?!? Wasn’t fresh and tasted like it had been left out for a long time. On the bright side the person working was nice. Other than that everything here is overpriced and I feel like I could bake better.

This place used to be better than it is now — cleaner and more enthusiastic service from the young employee (s). Used to come here for chocolate covered strawberries but the strawberries don’t look as fresh and big as they used to be.
I’m giving 4 stars for one thing that I do enjoy here and constantly fight myself to resist because it’s so bad for you. It’s the mixed nut coconut toffee brittle (or something like that)! It is SOOO good. The mixed nuts have everything from walnuts, peanuts, almonds, Brazil nuts (!), etc. The nuts taste roasted which is a plus. The toffee brittle is perfectly just sweet enough with a hint of coconut flavor (probably from coconut oil). There are no shredded coconut bits which I appreciate. Temptation, if you’re reading this, make a version without the coconut flavoring. I think it would taste even better!
I think it’s sold by the pound and they’re in little prepackaged baggies. A little bag will cost $ 7 – 9 or so. SO good but once I start, I can’t stop.

I came here with my husband while walking around old town and craving for something sweet to eat (This place is right next to Jake’s). We saw the chocolate covered apples in the window and decided to go in and get one. We asked the guy at the register how much are they and he said it just depended on the type because each one are differently priced.
We settled upon an apple dipped in white chocolate and rolled in chocolate cookie crumbs (most likely crushed oreos) and chopped nuts. There was also a drizzle of chocolate all around. The guy knew we wanted to eat our apple so he was very nice in offering to cut it for us and wrapped the apple treat in parchment paper or wax paper.
We paid the guy $ 6 cash and were on our way. The apple treat was quite delicious and tasted fresh. The sweetness of the white chocolate went perfectly with the apple and the nuts gave it a nice added crunch.
Service was friendly. The place was quite small. I believe they are a cash only place. They do have some chocolate candies in their display case, which we will have to try next time we come.

This is a little tiny hole in the wall place in Old Town Pasadena but it is jammed packed with sweet goodness.
I come here, probably more often than I should, for the massive homemade dark chocolate peanut butter cups. OMG. They are truly amazing. They also sell some pretty stellar fudge, cookies, candied apples and every other kind of chocolate creation you can dream up.
Aside from the homemade candy case they also have bags available so you can choose what ever bulk sweet and sour candy your heart desires. The most fun is the unique candy gifts that you find — like Hello Kitty, bacon mints, etc.
Check it out if you have a sweet tooth!

I get caramel apples from this shop (and sometimes pick n mix candy) multiple times a week. The apples have a thin layer of caramel that is very flavorful, better than others because its not too heavy.
My personal favorite is apple pie apple or the cheesecake one.