Many people claimed that L.A. Burdick has the best hot chocolate in all of Boston and me being a…read morechocolate fiend I am, I have to give it a try. I got a small milk hot chocolate and it was very tasty! It was rich and decadent, but still had a good amount of sweetness. I also thought it was the perfect balance of being thick and still drinkable. If I lived in Boston, I would be frequenting this shop especially during the winter.

LA Burdick is a chocolate shop on Newbury Street, known for their decadent hot chocolate and high…read morequality dessert and gift collection. The line here is always long, but it moves relatively quickly. The ambiance here is family friendly. However, there's limited seating inside and you have to have seating before being able to order their hot chocolate in a mug. When you order, there's 2 sizes for hot chocolates and you can get either a white chocolate, milk chocolate, or dark chocolate hot chocolate. The large milk hot chocolate was so rich and a perfect balance of cream to chocolate, which made it an optimal size to share amongst 3 people. The sweetness, warmth and texture make it a nice sweet treat on a cold or rainy Boston day. The drinks were a bit expensive, but this hot chocolate falls in my top 3. I'm glad that my friend recommended this place to recharge before dinner.

The staff was so kind and helpful here! This was my first time stepping into Läderach Chocolatier…read moreSuisse and buying some chocolate. Läderach took over 34 of Godiva's leases in the U.S., after Godiva closed all of their brick & mortar locations. We tried a few of their chocolates but ended up going with the milk chocolate hazelnut to take home! Very delicious. I also got one of the truffles/bonbon to try: pralines pravé Trinidad and I'm excited to try it later. Our total was ~$16 for both items. They have a lot of options to choose from, which I love! Everything seems to be well made & tasty. One of my favorites we tried was a strawberry chocolate & seemed like they used real sun dried strawberries to make it. Highly recommend trying Läderach if you haven't yet!

I always walk by their location in Braintree but never tried it since they took over the Godiva…read morestore. Today i walked by the location at prudential and there was a gentleman outside with milk choco - hazelnut bars broken up for samples. I said "hey i love that particular combo" so agreed to take a sample. Went back about 20 min later with the lady and bought a a broken chunk from their large slabs. I honestly don't have receipt but forget if it was 4oz or 8oz haha i ate it already. It was 16 bucks. The lady opted for a fudge cube pralines pavè Trinidad. They checked us out gave us nice bag and packaging and we were out. The choco sampling did it for me expensive yes but it was so clean and good. I'd get it occasionally in the future. Don't be afraid to ask for samples, they'll gladly let u try (at least the big slab ones) not sure about the Bon Bon style ones.

All I can say is visit here for at least free samples and figure it our what to do next…read more Amazing chocolates from Hokkaido, Japan. They even have own JR station very near by Shuttle and 7min walking distance Royce' Chocolate is something

Royce chocolate is one of Boston's best chocolate companies. I think that it is truly one of the…read morebest chocolates in the world. The milk in their milk chocolate comes from cows in Hokkaido, Japan... and they use more milk and cream, in their chocolate, than any other chocolatier I know. The resulting product is milk chocolate that is so creamy... It literally MUST be refrigerated. The soil is very rich, in Hokkaido, Japan, making the grass grown there, for their cows, VERY nutrient dense. THAT is what makes their milk and cream some of the best in the world. The Royce Chocolates staff is consistently highly educated, both about Royce's history and chocolate in general. They will patiently answer all your questions. If you want to learn about chocolate, this is the place to do it. THE DEAL: if you want some of the best chocolate in Boston, you have to try Royce chocolates!

What a great experience. First time visiting this store location on Newbury Street and was amazed…read moreat the variety of nuts and Dubai chocolates at this location. I got another bag of coated almonds and cashews and since it was still a bit hot and humid in. Latin during June I hurriedly took my purchase back to my hotels so that the nuts stayed fresh and didn't melt. Staff was constantly refilling candy and nuts and they were nice and offered some recommendations. Even got to try a few samples. Overall great experience. Indoor ambiance was nice and inviting. Will be back soon!

This is such a fun and cool store with a variety of nuts, candies, and chips! I love that there is…read moreso many options. For the nuts for example, you can get different nuts in variety of flavors like spicy cashews, bbq pistachio, or everything cashew. If you want to switch it up, there are Dubai hazelnuts and pistachio covered macadamia which tasted amazing. They have different gift sets where you can fill the set with 6 or more varieties of nuts, candies, dried fruits, and chips. Service is excellent as staff members will let you sample some nuts so you can see what you like.

We stopped at Bakey's in Quincy Market while on a trip to Boston. The spinach and cheese bureka…read morewas good. The chocolate babka was a chocolate orgasm! It's an absolute must-try for chocolate lovers! And it's so rich, one piece is enough for two normal people, or for one chocoholic!

Just off the Boston Common is a bakery known for its chocolate babka. Walk inside and see bagels,…read morepastries, and coffee on the menu. My wife loved her broissant (a mix of babka and croissant) and my cheese and spinach burekas was a great savory breakfast. My daughter found their bagel softer than most and the cream cheese more like a slab of feta. My latte was not great. It wasn't balanced and tasted burnt. There's plenty of tables and two clean restrooms.

Loved the hot coco flight here! They even let me customize it which was awesome. I also liked that…read morethey had seasonal flavor specials. Super cute spot great for a solo date!

I came seeking a hot chocolate. This is a sizable cafe and offers various baked good as well. If…read moreyou're going to charge the amount that they do for a chocolate beverage, it had better have a complex, fruity flavor with just a hint of sweetness. Theirs did, and I got the dulce de leche variation for an extra flavor hit. Cacao is an expensive plant, but there is no doubt that it is worth it.

Diabeetus. Cookie…read morebricks. Nice, firm structure on the outside, soft and delicious on the inside. Oatmeal raisin is never the choice when chocolate chip is around, but Levain's oatmeal raisin is incredible. There are definitely less raisins now than there used to be, but I'm fine with it because I'm really only in it for the soft, cookie dough goodness anyway. Service is quick and speedy since there's always an outrageous line, but well worth it to gain 4lbs in 25 seconds.

NY cookie store here in Boston. They have a warm, thick, and chunky cookies as well as other…read morepastries. Saw an interesting flavor of raspberry pistachio. Quick and easy service. The cookie was warm and had lots of raspberry and pistachio bits in it. The texture was great and how i remembered. Subtle pistachio flavor. Mostly taste the raspberry. Gooey inside and crisp edges.

cute café, i was intrigued like everyone else by their geometric apple which i have yet to try! we…read moretried their cortado and matcha rose latte, and they were both amazing. definitely recommend coming here for coffee as well as gorgeous, delicious treats. ambiance: 4.6/5 (small and few tables but very cute) drinks: 5/5 service: 5/5 jonquils cafe & bakery: 4.9/5

Jonquils Cafe has been on my Boston list for the longest time. Their innovative cake designs made…read moreby 3D printed molds look 100% insta-worthy and are sure to captivate every girl. Honest thoughts: The cakes were indeed beautifully crafted, but $13 was overpriced. The cake quality didn't meet the steep price. The cafe was self-service and some furnitures were quite worn out. From their ig, I saw the price tag was ~$9 last year. It was aggressive to raise $4 within a year.....It would be more reasonable to charge at or under $10. ＊Autumn Leaf $13 * This seasonal special was my favorite. Spiced sponge and pecan crunch were wrapped inside the subtly sweet maple mousse, with a hint of banana flavor coming through midway. The spiced cake tasted like fall. ＊Geometric Apple $13 The geometric apple is their bestseller but I found the flavors didn't match well with one another. The outer layer was cheesecake mousse, while the center was filled with apple compote, caramel, and chocolate cake. The cake was quite sweet, and the sourness from apple put me off. The chocolate crunch inside was too hard to eat.