Was so satisfying. For chocolate lovers like myself. I took the small one. It was perfect size,…read moredon't take bigger because its will be too much. I tried the orange chocolate covering with vanilla on the inside. I loved it. We also tried the cotton candy covering. It was well done for the taste but too sweet and sugar high with that! The coverage is thick you are basically biting into a chocolate bar as you are having a velvety quality ice cream. It was wonderful. I would go back whenever there is no line up. Thank god they don't have one close to my job otherwise i won't stop going.

Excellent hot chocolate, plus wide variety of chocolates made on premises, cakes, tea, gifts, etc…read more Indoor and outdoor seating.

Still thinking about this place after an entire month…read more Omg, so good I went back three times during my trip. Staff is friendly and service is quick. Cone is much more aesthetically pleasing, but sooo messy. The cup is the way to go imo! I tried the pistachio and vanilla, both in dark chocolate. SO. MUCH. YUM. It was delicious. I wish the states had some version of this... :'( I'd totes franchise it!!

The ice cream is amazing!!! Speciality is dipping ice cream cone into chocolate of your choice they…read moreeven have vegan options. After dipping you can add your toppings

Saw this place on a Yelp search and figured out it's a 5-star rating with "chocolate" in the name…read moreand nice scenery. What's not to like? So I booked a night to stay over on our way to Charlevoix. The Good: certainly that breakfast earns its reputation. It's conventional but really good, as is the coffee. Service in the cafe also quite good. The Bad: bedbugs. Found in the bedsheets. I get the feeling the staff knows they have a problem because when we brought it up they were indifferent to it. Did not make for a good nights sleep. The Other: scenery around the hotel is pretty nice, quiet and peaceful. Parking is street parking.

We are in the area celebrating not only my mom's birthday, but also following the route of the…read moreInspecteur Gamache series of novels by Louise Penny, famous local author. This was my mom's request and any chance to spend time in Quebec is something we all love. North Harley is a charming little town with some unique shops and of course, this delightful Inn, L'Auberge de la Chocolatière, or The Chocolate Makers Inn. The café has a nice array of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, as well as desserts. We were promptly seated. Staff is perfectly bilingual (which is pretty common for this area). I ordered the Grilled Cheese Panini with comes with side salad or soup of the day. I chose the latter, a celery and mushroom (non dairy) veloûté. My mom ordered the sane whereas my dad got the pepper and eggs Panini with chèvre and the soup. We each ordered the thé froid, iced tea, a slightly sweetened iced herbal tea. The Panini was delicious. It was a perfect combination of sweet and savory. The soup was creamy, properly seasoned and piping hot. As there was a chill in the air, it hit the spot. The service was excellent. We opted to forgo dessert, but we did get an array of 12 artisanal chocolates to go. We had mom choose the flavors from over almost 40 offerings in dark, milk and white chocolate. Each chocolate has a fine-thick sliver of topping or sprinkling of herbs or spices, such as dried cranberries, apricot, elderflower, cassis, cayenne pepper, sea salt, lavender, coconut, cardamom. In essence, a chocolate lovers paradise. In the car, we sampled the pralined and the apricot. The chocolate is extremely high quality and not too sweet. There's a lot of love out into those concoctions. The store also sells maple syrup candies and syrup, small and large bars of the chocolates, etc. It was a lovely first meal in the region. I would cone back here to enjoy the area's outdoor offerings and perhaps stay here.

The salted dark chocolate dipped soft serve was next level awesome! They use high quality decadent…read morechocolate that creates a thick coating around the creamy smooth vanilla soft serve ice cream. Also tried the milk chocolate caramel which was a bit too sweet & indulgent if you're into that.

Stumbled upon this quaint little chocolate shop while exploring Île d'Orléans. They also sell ice…read morecream and a few other assorted sweets, but most of what they have is chocolate. I didn't end up buying anything since the chocolate was pretty pricy, but it all looked really good and the workers were friendly.

What a lovely experience! I went in to buy chocolate for my daughter, but needed it shipped back…read moreto her at school in Pennsylvania. Most every person I encountered in Quebec seemed completely unable to communicate in English. The darling proprietor of this shop was willing and quite able to help this US visitor. She helped me with selections from her own delicious creations and advising what items would ship the best. It was a bit complicated to compute the Canada mail fees and then add the US mail fees and the customs costs, but she stuck with it until completion. And my daughter really enjoyed the treats when they arrived. Beautiful little local shop, where the owner was the efficient as the chocolatier, as well as being the m m to her two very young children who were there in the shop with her. If you are touring around rural Quebec Province and are in Compton, please stop to enjoy a really lovely shop.

A must-stop hidden gem when road-tripping around Île d'Orléans, just a short drive from downtown…read moreQuébec City! This family-run chocolaterie has an adorable shaded outdoor patio --perfect for a lazy sunny afternoon bite. Their signature dipped soft-serve ice cream is unbeatable !! I am surprised by their JellyCat section!!! Sip adorable

On our trip to Québec City, we were told that a stroll around the island Ille de Orleans to check…read moreout the fresh fruits and vegetables wasn't complete without a stop at the Chocolaterie for ice cream. Apparently, we weren't the only ones who got the memo! When we arrived, there was a long line outside and parking looked like a mission impossible. But don't let that scare you off--people were constantly coming and going, and we actually found a parking spot fairly quickly. We waited about 25 minutes before finally getting our hands on the ice cream. I went for the hazelnut chocolate, while the rest of the crew stuck with the classic chocolate. . Since you are nearby the shore it is great to sit outside and watch the sunset with the ice cream. A little tip: If you skip the cone and go for a cup, be prepared! The chocolate ice cream is seriously thick and hard. Chances are you'll either end up wearing some of it or stabbing away at it with your spoon trying to get a bite. But bottom line: it was really good and definitely worth the wait. If you're visiting the island, this is one box you should definitely tick off

Superb butcher shop that carries beautiful meat (ofcourse) as well as pre-marinated products that…read moreare ready to cook at home. They have a freezer section that includes a panoply of different locally made sausages that are whispering your bbq's name. We got some plump maple, pepper, & chipotle sausages that I can't wait to throw on the grill. If you need seafood they have that too. The fellow at the counter was friendly and very knowledgable about his product. I was excited to discuss meats with him and so will you be - in either french or english.