We like chocolate. Maybe more than "like" since we seek out shops wherever we go…read more This little shop was near the hotel we stayed in and on our walk to/from the nearest metro station. They had hot chocolate warming out front in the evenings and a full spread of bon bons and bars inside. The young lady working the shop the afternoon we stopped by was nice and was ready to answer any questions we had about the products. We ended up taking some information about their ganache-filled pieces and buying a bar and cup of chocolate: the bar was for me and the cup for my wife. She said the hot chocolate was nice and the Papua New Guinea bar exhibited the characteristic smokiness of that variety (trivia: it has to do with how the beans are processed in that area). I'd probably give it a solid 4 stars, but the bar pushes it to 5 for me. Some places try roast the smokiness out because they believe it is undesirable. Edward seems to embrace it. Bravo!

Rich, exotic flavors in the chocolates for sale from friendly staff. We went here for a class in…read moremaking caramel-filled chocolates; it was fantastic. Patient instructors led us through all the steps, explaining not just what to do but why. The end result: several boxes of the best chocolates we've ever tasted.

Really such a nice chocolate store! The lady working there was so nice. I highly recommend you go…read morehere even though it's not in the center of Paris. I had a little chocolate made of peanuts. The woman working there recommended it. It was really so good!

Now this chocolate is delicious! It's been a hit and seems to be very satisfying in these small…read moresquares. Just don't eat to many and you'll be ok. They have a variety of flavors and the service has been great the few times I've been here. It's a small chocolate shop but very cute. Better then our hometown places, in my opinion. But if you love chocolate I do recommend stopping in a lot and grabbing something you would love. Enjoy!

Absolutely amazing service and chocolates. Helped us find exactly what we were looking for and…read morewrapped it up as the perfect gift!

Went here randomly while on our vacation in Paris. The worker was very helpful and helped me pick…read moreout chocolates for a box I put together; he even let me try a sample. I gave the chocolates as a Christmas gift to my mother. She loved them! I'll definitely be ordering more online. Fantastic experience!

Willy Wonka step aside. The chocolatier has been around since 1761. You must be doing something…read moreright if the doors are still open after all these years. This shop is limited to spoken English, but enough to get by. The chocolates are out of this world amazing! Unfortunately, they do not ship to the U.S. only in Europe. My recommendation is to make room in one of the largest capacity luggage you have and dedicate it to loading it up with everything this place has. You can thank me later.

Very friendly staff. Delicious tarts. The Passionfruit was the best I have ever had. Packaged and…read morebagged beautifully. Samples of homemade marshmallows.

tl;dr you ought not miss the signature chocolate mousse bar; this was one of the few eats in Paris…read morethat I made sure to have twice Chocolate mousse can be found at bistros across Paris, but few spots are as highly recommended as Chapon. This chocolate boutique was founded in the 80s by Patrice Chapon, once an ice cream purveyor for Buckingham Palace. Since then, he introduced his now-famed bar a mousse concept, allowing chocolate enthusiasts to sample made-in-house varieties of mousse sourced from cocoa beans across the world. I first visited a Chapon outpost on a quiet side street of Saint-Germain-des-Pres. You might miss the narrow storefront and brown awning on first glance, but melon-sized bowls of mousse in the window are unmistakable. The interior is warmly lit, featuring tastefully worn wood motifs. The backlit shelves to the right are curated with prepackaged confections, while the display to the left is decked with à la carte chocolates. We arrived for an early afternoon treat, and the friendly service patiently talked us through and offered samples of multiple mousse varieties. My favorite was the Equadorian, a dark, full-bodied flavor with some floral notes. I also enjoyed my sister's Madagascar, which had a thickness and richness reminiscent of caramel. My mother opted for the lighter, fluffier Peruvian, which was nearly the consistency of meringue. Lastly, the 100% dark Venezuelan had the thickest texture; however, the red wine-y flavor might turn some off. While the mousse is delicious, the prices might be harder to swallow; our 3 small portions ran over 20 euros. Nonetheless, I was impressed by the staff's ability to suggest an ideal mousse to suit each of our preferences. For a unique experience and a mousse that is sure to impress, don't miss out on Chapon.

Really delicious chocolate mousse available here! They have them made with different types of…read morechocolate from different countries. Some are stronger dark chocolate flavors and some are medium to light. I decided to get the one with 60% chocolate from Ecuador. As delicious as it was, for 7 euros in a small cup was way overpriced. Page put about 2 scoops that weren't even full. The mousse didn't even go all the way to the bottom of the cup, which it definitely should for the price. I wouldn't necessarily spend 7 euros for this again, but it's definitely yummy to try once when in Paris.

Some of the most delicious chocolate we have had and a wonderfully gracious and knowledgeable host…read more perfectly in keeping with the Parisian priority on taste and service. Do go!

Couldn't resist the beautiful shop that was calling me inside. I enjoyed a chocolate ganache &…read morecaramel cup of gelato. It was rich, decadent and a real treat. They are getting ready for Halloween & giving out lots of samples.

The ice cream at Jeff de Bruges was pretty! They had had some really unique flavors that packed a…read moreton of depth. The flavors that I got were a bit more tart than I was expecting. It tasted great but I was expecting something a little more sweet. I would definitely try the sweeter favors next time I go! The ambiance was calm and the service was fast.

Yummy ice cream! While walking over to the Arc de Triomphe, we were feeling overheated and needed a…read morequick break. We saw the line out the door of this shop which offers chocolates and ice cream. For about 6 euros, I had the chocolate ice cream in a medium sized waffle cone. The chocolate flavour tasted sooo good. Very refreshing on a hot summer day! I found this ice cream tasted high quality and worth the price. I only wish I came back again on my trip to try their chocolates.

This store in Paris is chocolate lover's heaven…read more They have a variety of chocolate flavors. They have boxes, souvenirs, and also they have bags that you can fill out the chocolates of your choice. This location also has a coffee shop at the back of the store which makes the shopping more enjoyable. Coffee and chocolate go together perfectly. Staff were really friendly and helpful. I saw two staff walking around and offering chocolate samples. Chocolates were wrapped individually. This store is perfect to shop for souvenirs. It is a hidden gem in the city. This store is in walking distance from Galeries Lafayette Haussmann and across the street from Palais Garnier (Opera House).

After dinner and our experience at the Galleria we came in for a look at Chocolate choices…read more By weight, or by package, filled or solid, the is where you want to come. We found two assortments, sealed to go home as thank you gifts and two big bars of squares for us. Very affordable , discounts for multiple buys.