With all the chocolate shops in Bruges, I think Chocolate Line is my favorite. Not only does it…read morehave beautiful chocolates, it has some of the most creative flavors, including savory ones: * Apple with fresh cut grass * Cilantro and mint * Chocolate and bacon * Granny Smith apple caramel * Raspberry cheesecake It is delicious (and kind of trippy) trying the assorted flavors because I was not sure if I was sampling a meal or eating a chocolate.

We stopped in at this store on a whim. It was buzzing with people. There were many options in the…read moredisplays and prepackaged offerings on the shelving across the displays. We got a little box, filled it with the chocolates we chose, and off we went to try them. We weren't really impressed. The apple one pretty but really sweet. Gingerbread was ok. Coffee was the favorite as it tasted like a latte and didn't kill you with sugar. There were no chili or other spicy chocolates offered, which was something we enjoy. Imagine our surprise when The Chocolate Line came up as the number one store in every review I read. Due to this we returned to try other items in case we missed what made them so popular. Nothing was memorable. We actually preferred items from 2 other local shops listed in the top reviews. We're not certain if we selected the wrong options or if we have pedantic chocolate taste buds.

Service and variety can't be beat. The staff were engaging and helpful…read more The chocolate was out of this world.

I would have liked to have purchased some items from Dumon but the shop was quite small, so when a…read moregroup of several tourists planted themselves in front of the door it was awkward to have to edge my way inside. I quickly chose a couple pre bagged items and intended on buying a few chocolates as well but the rude tourists were still planted in front of the door, constantly changing their mind, asking for additional things, getting confused, asking more questions, wanting additional things, then getting confused again. I waited quite a bit for them and when they decided to add in more items (which they were confused about again) I finally called it and put my items back, having to edge around them again to push my way out. I'd like to see Duman add in a second associate for the back counter, ask customers to keep the doorway clear, and if the guest is unsure of what they want and there's a line, move on to the next customer and give them time to think about it. In all in, with the current shop setup I don't think I'll be back.

Don't sleep on a cup of their hot chocolate! I originally…read morewanted to grab a HC next door at their tea room but my 2yr old had other plans so I grabbed a cup in here and O-M-G... delicious! I did buy some packets to bring home but I'm afraid I definitely should have bought much more! Very friendly staff as well, will be spreading the word!

Recommended in the Rick Steve's guide so decided to check it out. Had a hot chocolate - it was a…read morecool process - hot milk with chocolate (in an eatable chocolate cup on the side). You pour the chocolate (got 95 cocoa) into the milk and stir well! Had a waffle with ruby chocolate sauce on top. The sauce was nice. Popular spot so get there early. Their shop is right next door!

By far the cheapest chocolate per 100 grams In Bruges. Old…read moreschool chocolatier - shop Is vintage and family owned. Found it because it was on Rick Steves walking tour of Bruges. Worth checking out

When in Belgium last month we made a special trip to his store. We had read that his prices were…read morefair and his chocolate was delicious. WE were not disappointed Mr. De Clerck answered our questions and made useful suggestions. He even packed up the chocolate "characters" we had gotten for our trip home. I highly recommend a visit if you are in the area.

I live in Los Angeles and most "artisan" chocolate shops all start to feel the same when traveling…read moreto Europe until I tried Olivier's. I bought a few boxes for my hospital staff in California, and I ended up coming back to Belgium or making sure I detour through Bruge to get more chocolates for myself too (no joke, now it's been x3 times in 14 months)! Olivier and the team always help me pick each flavor based on who I'm buying for--and every single one has left me impressed. The flavor in these chocolates are exceptional.

Olivier's hot chocolate was heavenly! It was rich, luxurious, and so comforting since we visited…read moreBruges on a rainy day. We also bought some souvenirs for our family back home, and they later on enjoyed their treats. Would recommend!

Belgium is known for its chocolates and waffles. This is one of the oldest chocolatiers in Bruges…read more I stopped by the cafe for a little something to warm me up since it was really cold outside. When you order a cappuccino and you get to pick a fresh homemade piece of chocolate. That's a special treat. Waffles were heavenly. Warm, light and it was topped with Belgium chocolate chip ice cream. OMG... it was so good.

Amazing chocolate. Seriously amazing…read more My first foray into Belgian chocolates didn't let me down at all. I just got three pieces of chocolate to sample. I got the caramelized, dried orange covered with chocolate, the hazelnut rocher truffles and another chocolate I don't remember the name of. The orange was amazing with the chocolate, and the way they caramelized it and covered it with the rich chocolate made it perfect. The rocher truffle was perfect, melt in your mouth goodness. I couldn't choose which one was better because both were so satisfying I would definitely return to buy boxes of just the two!

You can get inundated with all of the chocolate shops in Brugge so I relied on my fellow Yelpers…read moreeven though Yelp is not as big in Europe as it is in the States. The shop is beautiful inside with the shelves showcasing all their chocolates in all different sizes and shapes. I found the store to be a little overpriced and the chocolates were definitely not as good as I expected them to be. The caramel in particular was disappointing.

Chocolaterie Dumon is a lot more down to earth compare to the other Chocolaterie we visited in…read moreBrussels. Here the design is more colourful and youthful and is hard for us not to pick up a sample pack to take home as souvenirs. The problem with the pack though the flavour is really random and one have no idea what those are till you put it in your mouth! Free samples on the counter if you want to have a taste before purchasing...

I am a chocoholic, and Belgium catered to my every need. I went to the popular chocolate stores…read moreprior to going to Galler. Galler was highly recommended by my tour guide, and she was so right. By far this is the best chocolate I've ever had . Galler was the winner in my book hands down. I regret buying the previous chocolate boxes at another store. I bought two boxes to bring back home with me from Galler.The next day I went back to buy more because wow they truly are magnificent, and I want my family and friends to try this.

On a recent trip to Bruges, our tour guide recommended this place for chocolate. She did not steer…read moreus wrong! I have never tasted chocolate so rich and clean in my life. I mostly bought dark because that is my favorite. The Galler chocolates were decadent and delicious! I also love the pride the staff take in the store. They were super helpful and knowledgeable about each piece of chocolate. The shop itself is elegant and beautiful!

I'm chocolate lover even chocoholic. I can't live without chocolate…read more On our Scandinavia cruise, the first port stopped at Zeebrugge, Belgium. I had to go and buy some chocolates at Pierre Marcolini. Pierre Marcolini is one of most famous Chocolatier in the World. The chocolates are handmade in Brussels. He uses premium coca bean and exotic ingredients for chocolate. The shop is clean and elegant. It displayed and stocked premium chocolate. I bought few chocolates and tablets. I didn't care about the price and just worried how to bring it back to the cruise when the outside temp almost 28 degree. You will never regret indulging yourself with exquisite chocolate and appreciate world champion extraordinary masterpiece.

Yelp does it again. I decided to give this place a try based on the reviews as I was looking to…read morepick up some chocolate while on a quick trip to Belgium. I am by no means a chocolate snob but this stuff is incredible. It's like melt in your mouth heaven. The packaging is modern and makes a great gift if you don't keep it all for yourself. This shop is a lot smaller than the ones in Brussels. My only regret is that I didn't get more. I didn't realize just how amazing it was and that they can't deliver to the USA. I got an assortment box and a few of the squares. I wanted to get chocolate covered oranges but unfortunately they were sold out and the lady assisting me said it usually goes super quickly.

This is the chocolatier listed in 1000 places to see before you die. So this is the shop where we…read morewill purchased our artisanal chocolates to bring home. They gave us gift bags & sell cool bags as well.

Absolutely the best chocolate. Period. Many unique flavors,…read moreall beautifully presented. Excellent and helpful service from Karen. So delightful! Love every piece we've eaten so far! Can't wait to visit Mary in Chicago!