We visited this place on a PV Taco Tour and loved it!! We loved it so much we went a couple nights…read morelater. They actually have a good looking food menu, but our focus was on the amazing chocolates. I have to say they have exquisite chocolates from the trending dubai chocolates, coffee bean chocolates, and tequila flavored. Service was sweet and the interior was charming. Everything is made using their cocoa beans.

We stopped here during a foodie tour in Puerto Vallarta. This was an incredible experience,…read morecustomer service was the best. We sat and enjoyed a piece of chocolate, beer and a chocolate martini. All the items were absolutely delicious! They have plenty of seating. Make sure you put this on your to do list. They do have a food and drink menu. The chocolate was the finest quality for sure. Enjoy! @noirvedanaturals

Me and my husband visited this chocolate shop while killing time before our dinner cruise and the…read moreplace itself is pretty cute. They have great chocolate selection but over priced. Cacao Mágico is a unique and enjoyable chocolate-centric activity in Puerto Vallarta, especially if you enjoy artisan chocolates and interactive experiences. Service was friendly and polite.

Delicious delightful decadent chocolates for any palette. Friendly service and fun to watch fresh…read morechocolates in the lab.

This is the best chocolate ice cream I've ever had. Amazing. I cannot wait to try the chocolate…read morebars I bought. Cannot recommend enough.

We stumbled on this shop by accident. Couldn't have been happier about it. They make their own…read morechocolates and ice cream. All (except white chocolate) is gluten-free and dairy-free. They even had GF quinoa donuts! We bought a selection of chocolates, a couple of donuts, hot cocoa mix and some of the best dark chocolate with coconut ice cream I've ever had. You won't be disappointed!

This review is based on the mini workshop aimed at kids…read more I'm thinking the high average rating of this place is from the actual workshops that are not the mini one tailored to kids. The workshop advertises itself as a place to "make chocolate"; I guess I interpreted this a little too literally. The workshop consisted of literally pouring melted chocolate into molds and then adding some toppings like nuts or sprinkles to it. While this was very fun for my daughter who is a toddler, I felt ripped off for this experience. Furthermore, that you aren't even provided enough chocolate to complete your molds is a little disappointing in my opinion. Others in my group seemed to agree. The chocolate itself is very pricy, especially for the quality. It was more expensive than the pricier bars I've seen at Whole Foods. However, if you go to the botanical gardens, this chocolate is sold there but for about 25% more than what is in the shop. It also would have been nice to have had dark chocolate as an option for the experience. I think just having one type (milk chocolate) is an easy way for choco museum to improve. While our host was friendly and informative, it felt like a stretch to call this place a museum. I did learn stuff, but it seems you could only access the "museum" if you paid for a workshop.

We just did the Total Chocolate experience today and really enjoyed it. Great history of cocoa and…read moregot to make a variety of chocolates and tasting. I recommend it

I only went to the airport chocolate store so not sure about the regular stores…read more They had a very cool aztec designed chocolate bar. It ended up being a great gift. Chocolate was not cheap but it was worth it since it was really high quality chocolate. The service was quick since it was not busy. Staff was friendly.

I only let myself get the decadent, pretty chocolates on vacation. I knew I had to stop here before…read moreI left PV. I haven't tried them all yet, but they're all beautiful and so far, delicious. I went to the location on Basilio Badillo, and the gentleman who helped me was patient and helped me narrow down my choices (otherwise I might've gotten one of everything and I'm not good at portion control). I ended up with 6, which meant no box, but no biggie- they won't last long enough to need it. The strawberry balsamic was a nice combo of flavors. The champagne didn't taste like champagne but still tasted fabulous and the metallic sprinkles gave the feel of champagne. The dark chocolate truffle was what it should be. Still to be tasted- key lime, espresso, and white chocolate passion fruit. Splurge a little and stop by! You'll walk it off with all the steps around here...

Been coming here year after year every time we go to Puerto Vallarta!…read moreThey have the best caramelized peanuts! I love their caramelized peanuts, almonds and pretty much anything caramelized.. lol! Their service is top notch...they'll give you any sample you want when you're in the fence in which one you wanting to buy. I love their owners; they're are so friendly and inviting. We will be back for sure!

This Dulceria, candy shop has the small size of vanilla that you can put in your carry-on. I…read moresearched many of the stores and pharmacies for these tiny size. Also, they have candy, nuts, and flavored nuts that they make in the store. They also have natural fruit roll ups without sugar. The owner is incredibly nice and generous with his samples. If you only are packing a carry-on this is the place to get your vanilla.

I can't say enough good things about these two lovely sisters (Carla and I'm sorry I forgot the…read moreother's name) who run their own little cafe and home-made chocolate factory conveniently located in 5 de Diciembre in PV. I called them one afternoon because I needed a gift for some other beautiful Mexican people, and they graciously and at last minute made me a beautiful box of hand-made chocolates. They were so amazing! Not only were the chocolates good, they were huge! They also have a cute little cafe that serves up delicious coffee and desserts. At Costa Rica 1382, 5 de Diciembre, a five minute walk from the top of the Malecon. See you next time I'm in PV! :)

Food was phenomenal! Great dining experience. Jungle…read moreoutdoor Atmosphere was lovely. Service was fantastic.

Plan your vacation around a reservation here. Pre-pay for the garden experience, add on the wine…read moreparings. Sit under the greenery and trees with the hanging lights and feel like you're in another world. The BEST service. Quick, helpful, friendly, patient, professional and the Sommelier - highly trained and on his way to becoming an expert! The food... INCREDIBLE! Every homemade, creative, delicious using unique ingredients. Every dish has its own distinct flavor and texture. We had the 6-course menu but you can also order Al la cart. Later there was live music with a violinist and pianist. Explore the restaurant, go to the different rooms to see all the beautiful and highly styled rooms. Looking for a place to propose, important and private business dinner, group dinner or just because- this restaurant has you covered for whatever occasion you want to celebrate.

This is your spot for fresh fish in Old Town PV. It follows the format for small Mexican fish…read moremarkets - open-air, stocked with a rotating selection of whatever came off the boats that day, and ready to rock. If you're squeamish about fish smell or the idea of flies, you might want to send your husband/friend/manservant here to purchase your fish for you. However while it looks a lot more rustic than your average US fish market, it's not that bad. We scored some excellent seabass and a fat kilo of tuna here for what I'd consider to be dirt cheap. And I'm assuming I paid gringo-price. The guys were helpful, spoke enough english to get me what I needed, and when I asked for tuna, they pulled a huge whole tuna out of the cooler, hacked off a kilo, and handed it to me. See photos. It was a thing of beauty. The fish sections in the supermercados around here suck. Come to this Pescaderia and get the fresh, tasty stuff instead. Support the little guy.

This very small, "hole-in-the-wall" in size, fish market, is on Constitucion, directly across the…read morestreet from where the entrance and exit to the former Rizo's Supermercado were located. Fish, other seafoods, and shellfish, arrive at the shop in the early-mornings (weekdays, and Saturday), and once unpacked, are set up for sale rather quickly by the staff. My favourite time to shop there is between 7-9am, when the products are out for sale, and the selections and freshness the best. For me, it's been primarily a place to shop for shrimp. I find their selections are often 'the' best in the area -- allowing me to choose sizes graded from small to large, and at times, very large, with heads still attached. For us, I'm most often seeking "mediums" for our our cooking, but once in a while, the "small'' are great for cocktails, to use in sandwiches, stir-fries, and the like, and the "large" or "very large" can make some yummy dinner treats. The shrimp are priced by the kilo, and the friendly and accommodating staff will always provide you with as much or little as you wish. I like this little pescaderia, have been shopping there for several years, and have never had a problem with the quality of products purchased.

Ready for a change, how about freshly made stroopwafels or apple pie. Others delicacies as well…read more It is worth a walk to get some tantalizing tastes for guests or morning coffee Facebook dutchhousebucerias

I stumbled upon the "Dutch House" stroopwafels in the open market in Puerto Vallarta old town…read more Being Dutch myself, of course I HAD to try these stroopwafels. They were the BEST stroopwafels I have ever had, as good as the ones you buy in Holland!!