Glacier Confection

Not that I ever need an excuse to eat chocolate, but I'll take any excuse I can get to pop into Glacier for the best chocolates in town! With 2 adorable Tulsa locations, and online ordering for our out of town friends, Glacier serves up incredible flavors, beautiful artistry, creativity, and innovation. From their signature Truffles in dozens of flavors (even vegan options!), to their Peanut Butter Cups, their Turtles, their Melt Cups (currently in Caramel Apple ), their Seasonal treats and gifts, Glacier really does it all!

Got a box of 12 truffles and they were very good. Not all were the best I've ever had, but very beautiful and great selection, there's something for everyone. I love trying odd flavors, the most interesting was a spicy sweet potato. It's hard to choose just a few there's so many. I loved that they had vegan options. Beautiful shop, easy parking. Staff was... sort of awkward in a way? Nobody was particularly friendly or unfriendly. But oh my goodness the coffee. I had an excellent cappuccino here. There are other items for sale like candies and gift bags. Amazing spot for gifts and also a mother/daughter date. We had a great time. Fun spot in Utica square.

Stopped by Glacier to buy chocolate truffles for co-workers. Chocolate truffles are the cheapest, at $2.50 each. It may not seem a lot but 48, one for each flavor, add up quickly. That plus tax and tips ended up being the equivalence of chick-fil-a for the whole office. They should really give you discount for buying bigger portion. Seriously, the cost is the same whether you buy a big box or a small box which I don't get. I am sure the chocolates are good but a little too expensive in my personal opinion.

My family and I, came in over the Christmas break to try this place and it did not disappoint. The store is small, but very cute and decorated very well with Christmas decor throughout. The staff were so nice, very helpful, and knowledgeable in describing what each chocolate had and tasted like. They had other menu items like vegan chocolates, hot chocolate, and gelato. When the weather is nicer I definitely want to try their gelato. We will definitely be back!

Glacier is similar to a restaurant that has an overly large menu. Those kinds of restaurants will normally have a few good dishes and a whole lot of mediocre dishes, and you just have to somehow filter through it all to find the good ones. Overall I got 12 pieces, including a couple the lady recommended (eg caramel macchiato) as well as some flavors that we normally enjoy (eg lavender, panna cotta). The only one we liked was the caramel macchiato. The rest really didn't taste like what they were supposed to and most of them were honestly just ganache with a bit of flavoring, which I think is a huge cop out. I wish Glacier would spend less time trying to wow with their overwhelming selection of flavors and spend more time on the development of a select few flavors. That being said, they do make good chocolate, just find the good ones.

My absolute favorite specialty confectionary store, and now there will be two locations?!?They have a great selection of chocolates, which include your classic caramels to deliciously different selections such as ghost chili caramel apple and Cabernet. They're not only flavorful, they're colorful too, quite a visually impressive treat. The toffee is also yummy. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. Anything here makes a great gift or date night surprise for sweet lovers. Be prepared to spend more $ than you would at other chocolatiers, but you are paying more for the best!

Here's a Halloween tongue twister for you: Apple Ghost Chili Sea Salt Caramel. Try saying that three times in a row.After you've thoroughly confused your mouth, go the extra mile with this seasonal treat. First it's sweet, then it's salty, and spice creeps up on you. It's like a princess, a cowboy and then a ninja costume all wrapped into one.Beyond the ghost chili lies a treasure trove of chocolate confections. Handmade Truffles and peanut butter cups caught my attention. The White Russian would be especially perfect for The Dude.At $2-5 per treat, I'd be making it chocolate rain with friends and loved ones on the regular.

This is my 2nd time in less than a week! I love it there. If you are in the area or want to grab lunch at the many places within walking distance and follow up with a great dessert chocolate try Glacier. The chocolates run about $1.75 each and they will not disappoint. There is no pressure to buy a whole bunch. They even offer cute tiny boxes for single chocolates! My favorite is the balsamic strawberry and blood orange and wild honey. I would advise against the maple bacon tho.

came on a Sunday at 5:15 to get hot chocolate with my family and the doors were locked. All posted hours say that they close at 6 on sunday.

Delicious range of products, one-of-a-kind flavors, in a stylish retail setting with great staff!