Delicious goodies. High end…read more Great service. I'm not a sweets person but they have a Crunchie type product that is amazing. Great place to grab a gift for that chocolate lover in your life. Things you can't just find anywhere else. The store is clean and well appointed.

I got side tracked on my way to another shop in this plaza... I wasn't looking for a chocolate…read moreshop. Really! Worse than that, my better half wondered where the devil I had got to! I didn't want to tell him; I was shopping for him :-). But he found me! When I came in, the uncluttered displays had me hooked. I like that they offer a few of any kind, without overwhelming the senses, as opposed to having trays and trays of the same things - so that each choice is not special. That's not the case here! The treats are beautifully laid out. I've indicated that the price range is moderate, although one might say it's pricey. These wonderful truffles are in the range of about $2.30 each which is about average for individual quality chocolates like these, and some of them are hand painted. However, ALL of them are beautiful to look at, as well as being very tasty. I bought a few as a gift. And he seems to be enjoying them. Oops, he might be reading this! Happy birthday, Honey! LOL

I was looking for special treat to send to someone alone this year at Christmas. I ordered online…read moreNov 20 to ensure I had lots of lead time. I completed the order form asking for Delivery Dec 18. When I confirmed with my family they didn't receive it I called. I had all my info from the original order, I was abruptly told they don't deliver outside of Ottawa to a bedroom community. I said that would have been helpful information the month prior when they took my money. The person was rude and saying there aren't delivering at all in Dec. again then don't take orders. They did process the refund upon request but I doubt I would have unless I followed up. I would never use again! On the bright side the AnnaStubbe location had exceptional customer service and more then willing to help!

I came here based on the reviews for hot chocolate! It was a freezing, windy winter day, and hot…read morechocolate was the perfect option. The server greeted me right away and asked if I wanted regular hot chocolate or spicy. I chose spicy (I love spicy anything)! It took maybe 10 minutes to make, which is a while, but you can browse the store in the meantime; the variety of chocolates was stunning! They also have 3 types of chocolate cakes you can purchase as slices. I chose to take it to go, but if you have the hot chocolate there, they are served in tall pretty glasses. The hot chocolate was piping hot, and quite rich; the spices really crept up on you, and made drinking it an interesting experience!

My wife's favorite chocolates! Delicious dark but not bitter chocolates…read more Do the tour! I learned so much. Pro tip on the hot chocolate: get it without the marshmallows. They don't really add anything and it means you get less to drink.

My first time to Almonte. Spur of the moment road trip with the dog after our short west end hike…read more No plan, no agenda. This was the first place of interest I saw from the road and I about 2 wheeled it in the lot like the Dukes of Hazzard. Going inside made me rethink my life priorities of keeping sugar in my life to a minimum and skipping all desserts. It was an adorable place with lots of offerings, tables to sit at... you can see through the clear windows all the hard work they do in creating. Also, there were cute things/props everywhere. Sooo many chocolate bars. 3 sample types of their yummy bark. It was busy enough and staff were great. Very clean. First thing I grabbed were the dark chocolate covered cherries. The smell of the chocolate in the air was killing me so I caved on those. I also grabbed a 500ml jar of wildflower honey. I love honey. Never can have enough. At the counter, one of the nicest looking lemon squares was looking right me. I had to have it. Ate it next day, it was one of the best I've ever tasted. I can count tart lemon as a savory, no??? ;) I managed to skip the truffles - they too were staring at me through the clear case. Not ordering a Mexican hot chocolate was rough but it wasn't going to go well with the beer flight I was going to have across the street. Glad I found this place and it will always be a place to return to. Did I mention the Gelato??????????

Ordered a basket for as a Christmas gift and it was perfect. I plan on ordering from them again…read more Highly recommend them.

This is where I discovered the ethereal and divine truffles of Louise's Belgian Chocolates. The…read morestorefront is located in an antiquated strip mall in the Bells Corners area, just west of Moodie Drive. Despite the obsolute exterior, the gourmet store for chocolate lovers is well worth the visit. There is plenty of parking available at this eclectic mix of offerings at this mall. I am not a chocolate connoisseur, nor am I a particular fan of chocolate, but upon trying their Champagne Truffles, I was BLOWN AWAY. It was unlike any chocolate experience I had ever encountered. SO GOOD! This is my go to place for gifts for all the women in my life. I exclusively go for the truffles, as they have never done me wrong. They offer a variety of Truffles: Amaretto, Beurre, Champagne, Cognac, Cointreau and Don Juan. If my review was solely based on the truffles, I would give it 5 stars, but my review reflects the entire gourmet store experience. Every time I have made a purchase, I spent the extra dollars on the dainty packaging. It displays very well. On the other hand, the service, decor and furnishings did not exactly meet my expectations from a specialty store. All things being said, this is my go to place for gifts of chocolate.

It certainly is Chocolates and "more" at this Kanata strip at the corner of Terry Fox and…read moreHazeldean. Had the Mozart torte, a symphonic masterpiece of a cake and worth every penny, especially considering what the all the wannabe cakeries are charging these days. Combine that with warm old-country service and delicious chocolates and truffles to boot, and alles schmekt gut in Kanata.

This shop is the real deal with the owner found on site working her craft - Fine chocolates that…read moreseem to always be received with appreciation, making the perfect gift no matter the occasion. Drop in regularly.

Coming from San Francisco visiting my cousin. She brought me here to taste it. I'd say the variety…read moreof chocolate to choose from . The Sugar free Selections are good.. sugar free cocoa. Yes , they got it here too ..Friendly Environment. Now I have a store to bring gift back each time I visit my cousins here.

How come I didn't review this place??? I've been here 3 or 4 times now! Time to get on the ball!!…read more Perth Chocolate works has the chocolate manufacturing on one side of the hallway, and this shop directly across the hall. I do love this funky mall! My favourite treat has been the chocolate covered macaroons - milk or dark chocolate. It doesn't matter which; they are both delicious! They offer "Snark" coffee - which is really good, or hot chocolate, among other beverages. Please note that the Perth Chocolate Works took over the space once occupied by Coutts, who has moved to an old building overlooking the water. This space is now more open and has no tables or seating inside, and less on display for sale, so it looks bright and clean. This might change as the holidays approach. Time will tell. Any time I go to Perth, this is one of the stops I make, so I look forward to my next visit. :-)

I like Purdy's, because their chocolate is good... and they're Canadian…read more My favourite chocolate of theirs is salted caramel (drooling as I write this!) For this particular visit, I discovered that Purdy's also makes white chocolate salted caramel, and in particular, a variety of broken pieces priced to sell, so I tried this. An excellent excuse to shop Canadian! Oh my! Salted caramel in white chocolate is also sinfully good! I will definitely be back! Hopefully not every week, though... my teeth would not forgive me for caving in so often!!

So Purdys is a Canadian chocolate company that started in Vancouver, BC. Although they've been…read morearound since 1907 they only opened their first store in Ottawa in 2014 (at the Rideau Centre). Although they've expanded across Canada, they still make all their chocolates in Vancouver. They use 100% sustainable cocoa. This location is in Carlingwood Mall and is similar to other locations inside malls in layout and size. They have a chocolate fountain and the sell ice cream as well. Before the Covid-19 Pandemic (which we are still in at the time of the writing of the review) this location would hold chocolate making classes. I never took them, but they sound like fun. Purdys is famous for their hazelnut cream chocolates that are shaped like hedgehogs. The chocolates are a bit pricey (a box of 18 goes for $22, and a box of 25 goes for $32) but they taste delicious. They have some cool flavours like "Goat Cheese & Chardonnay," Chai Tea Caramel, and Chili Pepper. They also have more traditional flavours like strawberry cream and mint. I'm a fan :)

I usually pop into this store once a year for valentines day for some chocolates. They have the…read moremost beautiful chocolates! I bought the viral dubai chocolate and they had samples in store. I purchased a bar and am so excited to indulge. Definitely high quality and great service!

I love supporting small local businesses and I think artisan chocolatiers are cool, but I'm not…read moregonna lie, $11.99 for a chocolate bar seems steep to me. I've walked by this chocolate shop countless times, first when it was located in The Glebe on Bank St and then when it moved to Westboro on Richmond Rd. One day, I saw a sign that they were having a "warehouse sale" with 50% off so I figured this was my chance to try their chocolates, lol. So all their bars were $5.99 each (they call them "Postcard Chocolates" because the bars are packaged in a way that you can mail them like a postcard. I would personally be afraid that people would steal them, and they would never reach their intended recipient, but that's just my disillusionment with humanity, which is another topic altogether and has no place in a review about delicious chocolate anyways). They had unusual flavours like "corn and cereal", wasabi, and Pinot Noir. I ended up getting a Buttered Rum and an Afternoon Tea for myself. A Chili for my brother, an Afternoon Tea for his wife and a Spiced Cranberry for each of my husband's sisters. The bars are either dark, milk or white chocolate. Their chocolate is ethically sourced. The dark chocolates are vegan. The Buttered Rum was a milk chocolate and it was sweet and smooth and had a definite buttery rum flavour to it. The Afternoon Tea was a dark chocolate and the tea flavour was way too subtle for me. I was hoping for a potent tea flavour, but it was so mild. The shop itself is beautiful and looks like what you'd expect an expensive artisan chocolate shop to look like, haha. Note the warehouse sale was not in their retail shop but rather in the basement, behind their shop. They have free parking (which is rare for businesses in Westboro) behind the shop at Winona and Picton. (13)

With the situation happening right now, my winter body has applied for an extension (granted) and…read moremy winter body thrives on chocolate. Yes, I am a basic bitch who loves cadbury mini eggs and smarties but sometimes I can be a fancy bitch and when I'm in that mood, I turn to Alicja. Alicja Confections is a cute little chocolate boutique whom I first discovered at the One-of-a-Kind Show in Markham. They caught my eye with their wall of beautiful chocolate packaging. And I am a sucker for beautiful packaging. As a matter of fact, I still have the boxes from the chocolates I bought last year. Their box designer deserves their salary. And hopefully it's a good salary, because these bars aren't cheap. At almost $10 a bar, they are packed with homemade, high-quality chocolate filled with the most unique flavours I've ever seen. I am extremely drawn to desserts with weird flavours so the first chocolate bar I bought was the "Ramen" one. Yes, Ramen. It tasted like crunchy salted chocolate, but with ramen flavouring instead of salt and dried noodles instead of nuts. Surprisingly tasty! Then there was the tart ruby chocolate with freeze dried berries and my favourite to date, spicy wasabi dark chocolate. I just ordered Cheese White Chocolate, Donut Milk Chocolate, Rose Dark Chocolate...I'm delighted and excited. Their gimmick is that the chocolate bars double as postcards. They are just the right weight to avoid additional postage fees and you can get a message written right on the back. And I mean gimmick in the most positive way. Who doesn't want to receive a bar of wacky delicious chocolate in the mail from a loved one?