Fudge Hut

The fudge is so good and the owner is incredibly nice. It’s shop owners like this that keep me coming back.

One of my favorite stops while in Leavenworth this weekend. So much selection! I chose the chocolate fudge with marshmallows which was so delicious! & my husband got the pistachio which was a little sweet. But good, nonetheless. Definitely a shop I’ll be sure to stop at every trip to Leavenworth.

First time in this beautiful amazing town. They give you free samples if you want to try fudge. Everything made right in front of you

This is 2 stores rolled into one — Fudge Hut and Garnishes Boutique.
The boutique has various art, jewelry and clothing all tailored towards the teenager-​30 year female demographic. Most of it appeared to be locally made. The jewelry wasn’t my taste.
The fudge area is tiny and sits in a corner of the boutique. It’s basically one display case. It looked really amazing. Still, they had a lot of different kinds of fudge. The shop also had candles that smelled and looked like fudge.
None of the ladies working there spoke to us and they looked pretty down. The multiple signs posted everywhere to not touch the merchandise was a bit off-​putting.

I ventured into this little shop remembering being in here years ago but they have also expanded into the Fudge Hut and Garnishes Boutique! There are soooo many cute items in here that I wanted to buy everything. A plus is that the fudge is great too! I pleasantly left with my new Lenny and Eva bracelet, so excited!!!

We were in Leavenworth on Saturday the 14^th. I usually get fudge at this shop. When I was looking in the case picking out what flavors I wanted I noticed there was a mass of fruit flies inside the case flying and walking on all the fudge. The clerk just said «oh yeah» and waived her hand at the flies to get them off of the first flavor I told her I wanted. The non-​caring attitude, along with acting like the flies were no big deal was very troubling. The clerk then looked dumfounded when I told her I no longer wanted any fudge.

I had a sample of their cookies and cream & salted caramel. Both were very good. I ended up buying the salted caramel. It was kind of pricey. The service was great. If I’m ever in the area again, I will be back to pick up a few more because that one chunk didn’t last me very long.

Incredible fudge. Friendly staff that lets you sample everything.

Fudge, Pastries and Ice cream MMM. Almost as good as being a umpa lumpa! Samples are available for the Fudge and Ice Cream; naturally I tried every single one… There wasnt a line when I started testing (there was when I was done).
There are some gooooood flavors. Im a big penut butter fan, and their penut butter fudge is practically «to die for». I also liked a few of their white fudges… surprisingly as dark chocolate is another passion of mine.
The key is to buy more than a pound if you want the better rate. The owner was helping us out while we were there and was very friendly and way talkative-​didnt mind. The ice cream was pretty good, nothing to write home about but we were hot and it hit the spot.
If you are walking the town, this is a good diversion from the mass of people on the main drag.
Come Hungry

We come for the chocolate peanut butter shake they make in back at the coffee bar. Fantastic!

Good chocolate, strange employees, little pricey

How can you not love a place filled with fudge and pastries!!!
So many flavors of fudge it was really hard to choose. Luckily they have a deal where if you buy 1lb you get ½ pound free. Awesome!
Also you can sample all the flavors.
I had to take it to work to share or suffer the waistline consequences.
Coworkers said chocolate coconut was by far the favorite, followed closely by the chocolate peanut butter.
My favorites were the butterfinger and toffee. But I am completely biased and LOVE both those flavors a lot.
From the bakery. I had a cream puff and it was super yummy as well. Even though it was a little smashed :)
Staff was really nice considering it was Christmas festival and there were many many people running in and out all day. I wish I had bought earlier when most pastries weren’t sold out.

Amazing fudge and pastry shop! Online ordering is super easy and surprisingly cheap and fast.
In person its a small little shop but loads of choices. Especially durring holiday season.

Really good fudge in many flavors, and they don’t force you to buy a large minimum quantity like some other fudge shops I’ve been to. Seriously great fudge.

Although I was very displeased with the double baked almond croissant, the overall bakery impressed me.
PROS:
1. Free fudge samples! And big ones at that.
2. Diversity of fudge flavors! From oreo to jalapeño, to coconut almond and amaretto chocolate, the flavors are all so tasty.
3. An assortment of baked goods! From bread pudding to apple strudel (which looks so much more divine than the ones at the Danish Bakery down the street), and chocolate croissants and macaroons, this place has enough baked delights to satisfy most people.
CONS:
1. Unsatisfying double baked double almond croissant. Just like the ones at Bakery Nouveau in Seattle, these croissants failed to impress. I don’t get the deal with wanting to take day old croissants and slicing them open, (supposedly) spreading some almond filling on top, and rebaking them. It just makes the croissants hard and stale. Why not do like Louisa’s bakery in Seattle and take uncooked croissants and stuff them with a generous helping of almond filling? This croissant was nothing but a stale croissant with some powdered sugar and sliced almonds on top. My friends all took bites out of it and agreed that there was nothing almond about it.

Before heading out of town, I made a quick stop at Fudge Hut for some coffee, the main reason for stopping at this small shop. I definitely needed some caffeine to keep me going for my drive through the mountains towards Everett.
As I walked in, I was greeted by the friendly owner and he offered me a sample of fudge. They do have quite a selection to choose from including sugar free options. I tried out the maple fudge (seasonal) which was very very sweet with a nice moist and dense texture. I was told that the Canadian visitors love their maple fudge, eh. I ordered a large coffee for the road and 2 small pieces of maple fudge to go with the drink.
The coffee was very good, slightly strong, enough to get me to my next stop, 2 hours away. The fudge definitely went well with my coffee (cream, no sugar). I made the trek on US 2 through the mountains via Stevens Pass (snow covered on some sections of road) to Everett, in one piece. I run on coffee and sugary treats!

The fudge hut is located deep in one of those «malls» in Leavenworth. There is coffee which is pretty good and fudge… but hiding on the bottom row were some very unique salted caramels boosting salt from all over the world. I can still taste the Hawaiian volcanic caramels, and know there are now firmly part of my holiday time in the Washington mountains…
If you are looking for fudge, there is a big selection, although it runs around $ 15.00 a pound. They also sell poop… yes seriously: fudge colored and shaped to be: reindeer poop, snowman poop, or Grinch poop… while that sounds entirely gross to me I bet my husband would have loved it when he was 7.

YUM! The best fudge I have ever had that wasn’t homemade! Great service and lots of different flavors of fudge! I got four different kinds when I was there and love them all! Plus, on there web site you can order online, which I will be doing when I run out!

They pack it, shove it and ship it!
A mom and pop shop with a small coffee shop inside. 14.99 a pound, and if you buy more than a pound you get half a pound for free.
I’m not a huge fan of rich sugar, but do I recommend the pumpkin and mint.