The Cedar Park shop focuses on Ecuadorian dark chocolate. There are bars, barks, and truffles with fillings ranging from passionfruit to mint to cognac, as well as dried fruits dipped in chocolate. Orders can be placed online or in person; deliveries and shipping are available too.

Oh yes, the dedicated popcorn shop indulges in chocolates and candies. Pickup and delivery orders can be placed online, and there is in-person shopping.

Edis Chocolates specializes in truffles made with Belgian dark chocolate. Pickup orders can be placed online or over the phone, and there is in-person shopping.

Quirky novelty shop Toy Joy opened a next-door candy shop, Yummi Joy, which is dedicated to all things candy, as well as fudge and truffles. Both recently relocated into this new address, and there’s a downtown location operating as a walk-up window too. There is in-person shopping.

The historic family candy shop has been operating since 1885, with several Austin locations. Don’t miss out on the popular Texas Chewie pecan pralines. Pickup and shipping orders can be placed online or over the phone, and there is in-person shopping.

Chocolate owner Krystal Craig opened up a chocolate counter in her East Cesar Chavez Italian restaurant Intero, which means various truffles (caramel/toasted hazelnut, pumpkin chai) and barks (cinnamon almond). To-go orders are available in person or order ‘em for dinner.

The South Congress candy wonderland expanded its footprint, which means well over 3,000 different types of candies. There are also vegan and novelty ones, along with an old-fashioned soda fountain. There is in-person shopping.

The brand-new sweets truck in Bouldin Creek offers single-origin chocolate bars. There are traditional chocolates like the 58 percent dark milk as well as flavors like boba tea, yuzu, and lamb skewers (yes). Shipping orders can be placed online, and pickup orders can be placed in person.