Chocolate. You either love it or you… love it, right? When it comes to chocolate, Massachusetts has all your confectionary needs covered. This state is packed with old-fashioned chocolate shops that are just begging to be sampled. Check out this road trip to the best chocolate shops in Massachusetts.

Use this Google Maps link for directions for this sweet Massachusetts road trip.

1. Chatham Candy Manor, Chatham

Chatham Candy Manor has been making delicious chocolates and sweets since 1955. The treats here include flavor-packed candy fruit slices, chocolate turtles, and plenty of homemade fudge. The rocky road flavor is particularly crave-worthy. Here's the official website of Chatham Candy Manor. It's certainly one of the best candy shops on Cape Cod.

2. Phillips Candy House, Dorchester

Phillips Candy House is the oldest chocolatier in Boston. The same family has been making chocolate here for four generations. All of their chocolate is made in small batches with fresh ingredients, and you can even build your own box of fudge. Definitely try the maple half-dips, too. Stop by the official website of Phillips Candy House.

3. Ye Olde Pepper Candy Companie, Salem

Though they may have a slightly corny name, Ye Olde Pepper Candy Companie is actually the oldest candy shop in America. This place has been churning out delicious chocolate for more than 200 years. The shop is famous for its Salem Gibraltar candy, which is a special sugary treat created by the shop’s original founder, Ms. Spencer. Learn more on the official website of Ye Olde Pepper Candy Companie. It's one of the most nostalgic candy stores in Massachusetts.

4. Winfrey’s Fudge and Chocolates, Stoneham

This little shop offers over 20 flavors of fudge, including something called "divinity fudge." This special fudge is made from sugar and marshmallow frappe; it’s an old-fashioned recipe that everyone should try at least once. Find more on the official website of Winfrey's Fudge and Chocolates.

5. Hebert's Candy Mansion, Shrewsbury

Hebert’s hand-crafted chocolate has been wooing crowds since 1917. They specialize in delicious milk, dark, and white chocolate, and offer plenty of seasonal treats. A box of chocolate from Hebert’s is sure to make a great gift or indulgence. Here's the official website of Hebert's Candy Mansion which is among the best Massachusetts chocolate companies.

6. Pop’s Biscotti & Chocolates, Wilbraham

Head to Western Massachusetts for a taste of Pop’s Biscotti & Chocolates. This old-fashioned spot offers hand-crafted chocolates like peanut butter pyramids and chili chocolates that will have you daydreaming about your next visit. Visit the official Facebook page of Pop's Biscotti & Chocolates.

7. Berkshire Bark, Sheffield

Berkshire Bark is a specialty chocolate shop that churns out absolutely delicious chocolate "bark." These treats are made with high-quality Belgium chocolate and studded with goodies like citrus zest, roasted nuts, dried fruit, and candies. The chocolate from this place makes great gifts. Check out the official website of Berkshire Bark.

8. Mo’s Fudge Factor, Shelburne Falls

Do creamy gourmet fudge and small-batch candy sound good to you? Then head down to Mo’s Fudge Factor in Shelburne Falls. They make the richest, most decadent fudge in the area, and even ship anywhere in the U.S. Don’t forget to grab some of their cookies, truffles, or hot chocolate. Find more on the official website of Mo's Fudge Factor.

9. Richardson’s Candy Kitchen, Deerfield

Richardson’s Candy Kitchen is a Deerfield institution. They offer a feast of chocolates and candies that taste freshly made because they are. From fudge to peanut butter cups and even Herrell’s Ice Cream, there’s something for every taste. Don’t miss their delectable pecan logs. Check out the official website of Richard's Candy Kitchen. This is one of the most delicious candy stores in Massachusetts.

For detailed driving directions for this road trip, here's the Google Maps link again. Do you agree that these are some of the best chocolate shops in Massachusetts? Join the conversation in the comments! If you're a fan of cocoa bombs, make your way to Sweet Mazie's in Boston.