Señor Murphy Candymaker

Great customer service, shop is always clean and stocked up! LOVE their caramel apples with almonds!! So tasty!

I stopped in here to get some local treats while shopping in Santa Fe. The gentleman running the shop seemed slightly befuddled when I asked what the specialties of the store were, but then he said things in the red papers (which have chile in them) as well as anything with pinon nuts. I tried a chocolate Chile bark as well as a few pinon clusters (milk and dark) which my mom and I both thought were very good, and a bag of roasted but unsalted pinon nuts to take home and bake with. Be aware for accessibility purposes that this is an old building that is below street level, so there are several steps down into the shop.

This was my first time visiting this shoppe. We were in Santa Fe visiting the churches and decided to walk the streets and check out the shops. A quaint little chocolate shop with plenty of different varieties of chocolates especially the chili chocolates. That is what I was most interested in. So much to choose from. But I was able to try some caramel covered chocolate and red chili chocolate. It was so delicious. I'll be sure to visit here again when in Santa Fe. Thank you!

Located in Santa Fe just up the street from the Loretto Chapel and Inn/Spa at Loretto, walking distance. These chocolates are also sold at the Albuquerque airport so if you miss getting them here, then you can buy them at the airport. Boxed chocolates and counter displayed chocolates. Walked in and a guy was sitting near the floor entry way on his phone. The attendant offered to help us and said to take our time. As we were talking, she asked if we planned to walk around and said to be careful to buy chocolates now and walk around because they might melt. Nice of her to mention that.

A cute little shop with an interesting variety of delicious chocolates. And they have chile chocolates as well! The guy working behind the country was friendly, answering questions and giving us suggestions on what to try. I would definitely visit here again the next time I'm in town!

Pretty good chocolate. I had a chocolate cover Pinon nut. And I swear it tasted like a magical forest had a baby with a woman.

Might be the only candy maker in old town Santa Fe that doesn't focus on chocolate. A great place to get some piñon candy.Avery small place but super friendly service.No seating or coffee service.Great place to buy unique Santa Fe gifts.

Despite how good the chocolate and candy is, the service is horrible. From the owner to the staff the customer service is the worst. they are rude on the phone and in person. after spending close to $100 there you'd think they'd be a lot nicer and more helpful. Lost a customer and someone who'd recommend them to locals and tourists looking for good chocolate.

What a gem for those with a sweet tooth! Senor Murphy has what you're looking for in the candy department, whether it be fresh chocolate, truffles, or in-house-made lollipops! If you're into piñon pine nuts, you can't pass up the pine nut roll. My personal favorite piece of candy they sell is the green chili caramel milk chocolate. Mmm mm!In addition to their specialty creations, Senor Murphy also has your standard bulk candy and bars (smarties, gummis, etc) if that's your thing.Why this place gets all 5 stars though is the excellent customer service. I had never tried pine nuts before and wanted to make sure I actually liked them prior to purchasing some pine nut chocolates. The employee at the counter was nice enough to let me sample a piece (and they don't run cheap folks)! Whoever you are, you won me over as a customer right then and there.The one item I saved to try next visit to Santa Fe is the jalapeño lollipop. Gotta prepare myself for that one haha.

First of all, the chocolates here are amazing. My sister and I stayed at The Old Santa Fe Inn while in Santa Fe on vacation and when we arrived they had two complimentary chocolates for us. The chocolates were so good we looked up where to get more--Senor Murphy's.We ended up arriving at the San Fransisco Street location about 10 minutes until close. The store itself is kind of hard to find because it's very narrow but located right next to the La Fonda hotel. Now for why I gave this location only 3 stars: When my sister and I walked in we weren't greeted at all. There were 3 other people in the shop. A woman announced that she would be closing in 10 minutes. We waited our turn to be served and then placed our order. When the woman went to ring us up she VERY rudely said "well you both waited until the last minute to come in didn't you?" I thought she was joking.. So I laughed and said "yes, sorry!" She told us that next time we want chocolates we can always go to the location by the mall down the street which closes at 7pm instead. Then she took my payment, and boxed the candy up for us, not thanking us at all. Service is very important to me and the woman here left me with the worst taste in my mouth. Luckily I had some absolutely amazing sea salted caramel chocolates to help me forget it.