The Fudge Pot
515 1st Ave, Fairbanks, AK, 99701
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Address :
515 1st Ave
Fairbanks, AK, 99701 - Phone (907) 456-3834
- Website https://www.thefudgepot.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :9:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
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Kim N.
Cute place! I got to try their salmon chowder, which was absolutely delicious! I tried it with a slice of sourdough and dark marble rye. The soup tasted different with both breads. They have huge variety fudge bars here (they sell it in cube cuts). I didn't try any though. A definite place you should try for the soup!
(5)Brandon V.
Stopped in for dessert and had a great Oreo Sundae. The employees were very helpful and friendly, and the atmosphere is nice. My friend had a sampling of some fantastic fudge as well. This place is definitely worth a drop-in if you're nearby.
(4)Jan Y.
Great little place for lunch! Salmon chowder and cauliflower cheddar soup with BLT sandwich son marbled rye. Delicious! Small place and hard to accommodate all the tour buses that come in across the street. One of the few places open on Sunday. But can't go wrong!!
(4)Jenny H.
Their Alaskan wild blueberry soft serve ($3) is delicious here. They said it's homemade with blueberries that are not store bought. It had a strong blueberry flavor and wasn't too sweet. They sell lots of fudge flavors too and had a yummy seasonal pumpkin pie flavor.
(4)Kashif K.
Delightful little place to spend a frigid Alaskan winter afternoon, sipping on hot chocolate and enjoying some fudge. It is a block from the Spring Hill Suites, and closes early. My favorite flavors of fudge are the blueberry nut, butter pecan, praline, apple pie, and espresso. They also have seasonal fudge, such as eggnog in December and pumpkin in the fall. They also have a giftshop, which offers some great information on the aurora borealis and the Yukon Quest.
(4)Bruno B.
This place has too many tables in such a tiny room. There's hardly any room to walk and your table gets bumped by every customer. Staff has a bad attitude. I asked for a fresh salad since I didn't want a cold one with cold lettuce out of the fridge. They were not happy about that. Salad was good though and my husbands salmon chowder was good.
(3)Jeanielle H.
This place has the best caramel apples I've ever had! The fudge was good too but you have to get the apple if you're into that sort of thing. :-) had the snickers coffee and it was a little too sweet for me.
(5)Lisa A.
I love the fudge here but the waitstaff would rather chit chat with friends than make your food or drink! 30 min wait for a smoothie really?
(3)Estevan R.
Wife and I got lunch and assorted fudge flavors while on our honeymoon. Food and fudge were amazing second only to the great attitude and service. We live in fl and still have the blueberry vanilla shipped to us from AK.
(5)Brad B.
Nice little candy shop. They did a great job getting people in and out.
(5)Jeffrey D.
Fudge pot is a fantastic hole-in-the wall sandwich restaurant that features a great variety of meats, breads and cheeses, making deluxe lunches while you wait. Don't be chased off by long lines of tourists in the summertime--the staff will come down the line and take your order, speeding up the process greatly. Before you leave, treat yourself to some delicious homemade fudge. My favorite is the peanut butter chocolate fudge, but the blueberry is delicious as well.
(4)Stewart S.
Really good Fudge here, they have lots of choices, I stuck with the traditional kind, chocolate with walnuts but they have about 10 different flavors. Prices are not bad either, $14 dollars per pound. they also sell coffee, espresso and sodas, plus have lunch stuff they prepare but I did not try any of thier food, just went for my sugar fix. :)
(4)Eric Y.
The fuzzy moose was great. We recommend the chocolate carmel fudge
(4)Brad B.
Nice little candy shop. They did a great job getting people in and out.
(5)Bruno B.
This place has too many tables in such a tiny room. There's hardly any room to walk and your table gets bumped by every customer. Staff has a bad attitude. I asked for a fresh salad since I didn't want a cold one with cold lettuce out of the fridge. They were not happy about that. Salad was good though and my husbands salmon chowder was good.
(3)Jeanielle H.
This place has the best caramel apples I've ever had! The fudge was good too but you have to get the apple if you're into that sort of thing. :-) had the snickers coffee and it was a little too sweet for me.
(5)Lisa A.
I love the fudge here but the waitstaff would rather chit chat with friends than make your food or drink! 30 min wait for a smoothie really?
(3)Estevan R.
Wife and I got lunch and assorted fudge flavors while on our honeymoon. Food and fudge were amazing second only to the great attitude and service. We live in fl and still have the blueberry vanilla shipped to us from AK.
(5)Kim N.
Cute place! I got to try their salmon chowder, which was absolutely delicious! I tried it with a slice of sourdough and dark marble rye. The soup tasted different with both breads. They have huge variety fudge bars here (they sell it in cube cuts). I didn't try any though. A definite place you should try for the soup!
(5)Brandon V.
Stopped in for dessert and had a great Oreo Sundae. The employees were very helpful and friendly, and the atmosphere is nice. My friend had a sampling of some fantastic fudge as well. This place is definitely worth a drop-in if you're nearby.
(4)Jan Y.
Great little place for lunch! Salmon chowder and cauliflower cheddar soup with BLT sandwich son marbled rye. Delicious! Small place and hard to accommodate all the tour buses that come in across the street. One of the few places open on Sunday. But can't go wrong!!
(4)Jenny H.
Their Alaskan wild blueberry soft serve ($3) is delicious here. They said it's homemade with blueberries that are not store bought. It had a strong blueberry flavor and wasn't too sweet. They sell lots of fudge flavors too and had a yummy seasonal pumpkin pie flavor.
(4)Kashif K.
Delightful little place to spend a frigid Alaskan winter afternoon, sipping on hot chocolate and enjoying some fudge. It is a block from the Spring Hill Suites, and closes early. My favorite flavors of fudge are the blueberry nut, butter pecan, praline, apple pie, and espresso. They also have seasonal fudge, such as eggnog in December and pumpkin in the fall. They also have a giftshop, which offers some great information on the aurora borealis and the Yukon Quest.
(4)Jeffrey D.
Fudge pot is a fantastic hole-in-the wall sandwich restaurant that features a great variety of meats, breads and cheeses, making deluxe lunches while you wait. Don't be chased off by long lines of tourists in the summertime--the staff will come down the line and take your order, speeding up the process greatly. Before you leave, treat yourself to some delicious homemade fudge. My favorite is the peanut butter chocolate fudge, but the blueberry is delicious as well.
(4)Stewart S.
Really good Fudge here, they have lots of choices, I stuck with the traditional kind, chocolate with walnuts but they have about 10 different flavors. Prices are not bad either, $14 dollars per pound. they also sell coffee, espresso and sodas, plus have lunch stuff they prepare but I did not try any of thier food, just went for my sugar fix. :)
(4)Eric Y.
The fuzzy moose was great. We recommend the chocolate carmel fudge
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