David Bradley Chocolatier

I’ve been meaning to come here since I saw their signs. Today seemed to be a good day as any. So I followed the signs on route 130. For the most part the signs are sufficient to get there, but once you enter the industrial park, it was a bit of a hassle to find. It is tucked in the back of the industrial park. I expected the store to be a little bigger, but it was quite alright. It was especially packed today, because of Valentine’s Day. The stuff is relatively pricey there, but I expected as much. There are plenty of samples given out and you can tell that the chocolate is good quality — very rich and smooth. Also, the staff was very helpful and kind.
By the way, I found that I wasn’t a fan of the sizzling bacon heart. It was a little too much for me to handle. But all the other samples were pretty good! Highly recommend — you should give it a shot.

(3.75) ~ Good Overall Chocolate & Service
CHOCOLATE:
* Chocolate Covered Grapes = (4.5) Very Good! My fav:)
* Double Dipped Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookie = (4) very good
* Pretzel Toffee Nuggets = (3.25) pretty good
* Sea Salt Chocolate Caramels = (3.25) pretty good… a little too salty for me
* Chocolate Covered Bacon = (3.25) pretty good & creative
* Chocolate Covered Marshmallows = (3.25) pretty good
* Maple Butter Creams = (3) ok

Once you find this hidden (truly!) gem, you will be delighted like me I hope!
You are greeted by an employee smiling and holding a silver tray of candy asking (oh she knows!) if you would like to try x, y or z.
So, as you are walking through this colorful (on the small side) shop, you are already blissful and WANT to buy something!
I got some pretty colored foiled wrapped solid milk chocolate balls for my kiddies’ Christmas stockings as well as some chocolate molded candy pops shaped like an x box controller and an Iphone. They also had high heeled shoes, dogs, fish, etc. Very cute!
As you peruse the store, there are samples placed throughout. Of course I tried a BIG non pareil. YUM!
There is a small section as you’re walking to the register where you get 50% off certain chocolates due to some breakage or other minor (who cares!) ‘faults’ or out of the current season items?
I was focusing on Christmas gifts but I so wanted to score myself some of their heavenly truffles!!!
Perhaps next time. ..

Side of the road advertising works on me! Those enticing signs. Chocolate. Come this way! It was a bit confusing trying to find this place as its tucked away pretty well. Definitely took a wrong turn and had to search for signs but we made it!
They definitely get props for their selection. They covered things in chocolate that I’ve never thought about (chocolate covered grapes were tasty). And they also had all your staples (chocolate covered bacon of course). They have a ton of samples so you can be adventurous without having to buy a $ 15 bag of something you end up hating. Price point was a bit high but in this kind of speciality shop I guess it’s to be expected. Plenty of parking out front and they had great seasonal items (st patty’s and Easter when I visited). Plenty of staff were around if I needed help. And you can also watch them make chocolate at the window which was a nice touch.

Stopped into this hidden gem– hidden as it’s located in the back of an industrial park– but don’t let that sway you. The chocolate here is superb and they have very creative ideas– various chocolate covered fruits, bacon, chips, pretzels. And the truffles are delightful. I’ll be back!

Chocolate sampling, yum. Bacon chocolate was ok. I have had no sugar for two days, feel like an addict, need my fix. This place is hard to find. Turn right into the industrial park before Amerigo. If you pass Amerigo, you passed it. Signs to the chocolate factory is so hard to see. Drive towards the back, # 19. If you get lost, go to the Prost office in Windsor. The lady will point you the right direction. We were served chocolate covered fruits, like pineapple, grape, Apple, and strawberry. Those were yummy, and juicy. They gave us sampling of «zany» pretzel and raspberry filled chocolate, too sweet. I was impressed with the salted chocolate. In a corner were“seconds”. There is a window to peer at the inside factory. So many options to buy, small place, but filled with packaged chocolate. Yum.

To say that this chocolatier is off the beaten path is an understatement. It is deeply nestled into an industrial park. But I followed the signs and eventually came to it.
I’ve tried some of their wares as gifts but today was my first visit to the actual location where they are made and sold. It’s a nice retail space that is ample enough to display their many offerings. There is even a window to view the manufacturing of the treats. I have to say that they are very generous with samples here, maybe too much so. There were at least 5 separate dishes, and they also walk around offering additional items. Everything I tasted was excellent, but I knew already what I was here for. However I saw a few other items that made their way into my basket that I didn’t know I would get.
If you are anywhere in this area I recommend paying a visit here. Especially during seasonal times if you want to get the special people in your life something other than the run of the mill offerings found in supermarkets. Now that I know where it’s located I’ll definitely be back, and not just for the chocolate covered bacon which is amazing. 4.24 milk and dark Unilocal

I stopped here today on the way back from a day trip to Philly. Their sign caught my eye on the NJTP.
It is nearly impossible to find unless you are an Eagle Scout.
Once you do, the retail store is surprisingly tiny.
However, they do have a very large assortment of chocolate specialties.
The prices are outrageously high; however, the chocolate is similarly delicious!
To be fair, the price of chocolate is skyrocketing globally; however, these prices are still exaggerated.
Still, next time I’m driving through, I will stop for chocolate covered orange peels!

The best tasting candy. Such a wide variety of stuff. I buy there for a bunch of different occasions and holidays. My favorite is the chocolate covered strawberries and sea salted caramels.

Very friendly staff, always offering samples. The best chocolate caramel marshmallows! Large variety of chocolate dipped fruits, blueberries are awesome.

I will absolutely be sending my boyfriend back for holidays. This place is a hidden gem. The staff was super nice and helpful and the store was clean. They have a selection of discounted candy that I found great. A bag of chocolate coconut clusters was $ 6.95, sold! We also got the chocolate covered bacon. I had all but given up on chocolate bacon but theirs is very delicious. Anyhow go it’s great I’ve had better but not much.

Chocolate is delicious. So many samples. I will definitely go back!

Can’t say enough good. They do chocolate the best. The highest quality used and ALWAYS offers free samples upon arrival. The store is brimming at Holiday times and just plain Awesome every other time I’ve gone. The Staff is just great. Been going there for years.

Staff was very friendly. They offered samples. I stopped in to get a gift for husband. I ordered chocolate covered fruits. They were fabulous. They covered the fruit while I was there… very fresh!
It’s a little hard to find, so just follow the signs. I promise, it’s worth it.

Ordered a few bacon bunnies online the Monday before Easter. Arrived at my home on Wednesday. Amazing customer service, and fast shipping. Will definitely be a repeat customer!

I was disappointed. For a place that seems to be everywhere I walked in and it was small and crowded… We came for the chocolate covered bacon. I just paid 10 bucks for strips of chocolate … Will not be back… This place is nothing special

Life happens. Chocolate helps.
A hidden gem that on my first attempt I wasn’t sure what I was looking for. Located in an industrial park, as you enter there’s a sign that says the number of the building they are located in to your left… and a sign on the right that says «Chocolate factory ahead» but ominously just placed there as I drive deep into the dark road with a bunch of buildings that all look the same. Eventually I find the place and while they are in a larger building, the store itself to purchase the chocolates in is a little shop with a bunch of racks full of chocolate around the walls and a single middle section.
Holiday items are prominently placed around and your prices vary from simple chocolate pieces to some very elaborate combinations inside glassware or other decorative items. All the chocolate is coming out fresh as they were bringing out more chocolate items while I was searching around the night before Valentines and they have wrapping stations available if you want to put together a nice gift package.
The chocolates themselves are to die for. They have plenty of combination items for the sweet and savory lover; or sweet and salty; or sweet and sweet… basically lots of combinations to impress your palate are up for picking. The staff is very friendly and willing to help pick out items with you, or ahead of time if you wanted to place and order with them to be ready when you arrive. Highly recommend making the trip down to check out what they have and it will be well received for y the chocolate lovers in your life.

YES. Just yes.
I know it can be hard to find, I got lost the first time too.
I know it might be a little bit on the expensive side, but rightfully so!
The selection is outrageous. Everything is so so so good. How can you really not like this place? The choc covered fruits are to die for. They have choc covered cookies, potato chips, and BACON. Come on.
Its also very helpful that they have «outlet» items for sale.
Just go here.

This place is great. I really don’t know how you can say anything bad about it.
The end. (just kidding)
I have gotten chocolates here for multiple occasions and events and everyone loves them. They are a local business that has been around for ages with honest, kind management. The selection is awesome and they are willing to bend over backwards to help. Yes, the chocolate is not the same price as something you will find at Target or CVS, but this is an authentic, boutique-​style chocolatier. Staff is nice and the imperfect section is the best for someone looking for chocolate on a budget.
I will continue going here and love David Bradley Chocolate!

the first time I came to the chocolate factory, I followed the yellow signs from rt. 130 and wound up in a shady warehouse complex. I sat in the parking lot for a hot second, then turned the car around and left. it was a weird location. I didn’t want to go in.
I was dumb. really.
thankfully the promise of chocolate covered everything drew me back. in the last few years, I’ve frequented this place for last-​minute gifts and even the occasional treat for myself. the chocolate covered apples, grapes, blueberries… well, all of the chocolate covered fruits… are phenomenal. made fresh to order or ready for you if you place a pick-​up request. milk and dark chocolate both have great flavor and texture.
David Bradley coverage everything in chocolate. from pretzels to graham crackers to marshmallows, caramel, macaroons, marzipan, ginger, animal crackers, fruit, nuts, and now even bacon. yup, bacon. one strip of bacon dipped in milk or dark chocolate will run you $ 2.50. they also have fudge, salt water taffy, gummy candy, and molded chocolates. they have pre-​made and make-​your-​own gift baskets for all occasions (birthdays, teacher appreciation, seasonal holidays).
yeah, it’s a bit pricey. but you have to experience the factory and their products anyway. there are always fresh samples coming out from the back to satisfy the unavoidable chocolate craving you get as soon as you walk through the doors and the smell hits ya. and do yourself a favor: get the dark chocolate sea salt caramels. trust.