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    K Chocolatier By Diane Krön

    4.6 (141 reviews)
    Open 1:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Yummiest chocolate ever! Ellie is so kind! Got lots of packs for people and they need one everywhere!

    cute
    Chloe K.

    shop is pretty small, chocolates r nice but expensive, wouldn't get it bc of the price and taste overall isn't special, but the lady that works here is so sweet and nice !!

    Chris Y.

    I love the different flavors and varieties that this place offers for gift packs, and just great chocolate all the way around LOL! Every time I go to Malibu this is literally the first place I stop and I never hesitate to purchase one of the big bars of milk chocolate that is so delicious that I literally eat the whole thing before I even leave Malibu LOL But I also recommend doing the dark chocolate blueberry, or the cherries, or the many other flavors that they will let you sample it is well worth a stop here in the value is as sweet as the flavor! Natalie is super fun and friendly, go say hello!!

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    Andrew W.

    K Chocolatier has been in its little shoebox-sized store on Little Santa Monica forever, with idiosyncratic hours (often open from just 1 to 5 PM, closed Saturdays as proprietress Diane Krön is Orthodox Jewish). The selection is not huge, but she makes certain things I wouldn't try to get anywhere else ― specifically, her alcohol "shots," little balls of dark chocolate with straight hits of vodka, tequila, or scotch. Yes, other places do liqueur balls: Swiss chocolatier Teuscher just down Camden makes nearly the same thing, only with Calvados, Poire Williams, Grand Marnier, etc. But when gifting for the person who likes a more proletarian tipple, Ms. Krön's versions are spot-on perfect. Plus, they make a great gift to delight those folks who already have more than enough Patrón or Chopin bottles to last a lifetime. Other offerings include simple truffles, some items (ginger, orange peel, etc.) dipped in chocolate, cute little puffed rice teddy bears, and my favorite, her delicate Pecan Krisps that are paper-thin and enrobed in semi-sweet dark chocolate. Everything from the look of the candies to the packaging has a sort of modernist, minimalist feel to it. K Chocolatier makes for a great alternative to the traditional Belgian or Swiss chocolate options of precious jewel box candies without falling into the avant garde cardamom-bacon-praliné-shaped-like-a-human-skull weirdness one finds at many "artisanal" chocolatiers. Just cross your fingers you get there when it's actually open.

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    Lacey T.

    I do not think I have ever been treated as sweetly and warmly as I was here! The two women working were so enthusiastic and kind, and gave me so, so many samples that I finally yelped, "No more!" I can down A LOT of chocolate before reaching my limit (honestly, I am not sure this had occurred previously), but that sure happened here! K Chocolatier is located right in downtown Beverly Hills, and your best bet is to utilize a parking garage and hoof it around. While here, you may as well have a choccie day and explore the...at least four other chocolatiers in the immediate area. K stands out with its cute, brightly colored pop-art aesthetic. Goodies are sold by the package (i.e. no case from which to select one of each type), which is okay, you've just got to be pretty devoted to your selection(s) as prices are rather high ($25-$50 per pack), though notice I am not saying undeservedly. I just value variety, and, while in the (teeny little baby) shop, nothing quite captured my fancy enough to make a purchase for myself. I did need a gift for some alcohol loving friends, so snatched up a tube of the vodka shots. I was informed these are made with Ketel One, and I'm sure the tequila and scotch shots are filled with liquors of similarly high quality. Now, as I said, I tried many treats, including kokonuts (soft, melty, coconutty magic), marzipan (loved that it was not too sweet, but relative to the filling, the chocolate coating was a bit thicker than I prefer), and simple, perfectly chocolatey, smooth, and melty truffles. After I checked out, they pressed a small tube of vodka shots into my hand, exclaiming I needed to try them myself considering the ones I'd purchased were a gift, along with a little baggie of K Bears. I'm telling you - they were too nice! This was also a great regret, because I wish with all my heart I would have tried those K Bears right then and there. Coated in either milk, dark, or white chocolate, they are magically filled with puffed rice. Not just a few grains mixed in, as is typical with puffed rice treats, but a whole center of it somehow compressed in a bear shape. These were intensely crunchy and satisfying (not to mention adorable!), different from anything I've had elsewhere, and I'll probably just have to have some shipped to me! If you cannot make it to Beverly Hills, I also saw one of their shops in Malibu, in an all-around more accessible and less busy area. I won't promise that the employees there will be as charming, but I bet they are. Now go get yourself some K Bears!

    alfred g.

    I walked past this chocolate shop while walking around Beverly Hills and was immediately intrigued - it was a small cute shop right along Santa Monica boulevard a 2 minute walk from rodeo drive. The shop boldly claimed - "the Rolls Royce of chocolate". I don't know much about chocolates, but I was curious and decided to go in. It is a tiny, tiny shop, almost a kiosk size, but the presentation of the chocolates was done beautifully and just draws you in. As soon as we walked in the three people in shop immediately helped us and offered huge, full size samples. No small cut up samples at this shop! I was really surprised how generous they were. Some of the individual samples they gave us (and they kept shoving us with samples nonstop) retails at 2 dollars. A two dollar sample! And more! They gave us probably 10 dollars of samples and were not pushy at all about us having to actually buy anything. As for the taste - oh the taste! I have been to Switzerland multiple times, the country with the most famed chocolate in the world. And I have to say that this place quite rivals it! It's highly recommended and one of the best chocolates I've ever had. Give it a try! They make beautiful gifts with amazing packaging also. These are sure to impress!

    Chocolates galore
    Sandee T.

    Hungarian-origin luxury chocolates from Diane and her family. We happened upon this tiny gourmet chocolate shop during a Bev Hills stroll. * GET - K Bears = sweet, rice-crispy covered chocolates * GET - Scotch / vodka / tequila shot balls = be warned! Liquor-center in its original alcohol form~! * GET - Pecan krisps = toasted pecans covered in dark chocolate. * YES - Adorable & fancy packaging options. * YES - Free samples...worth it to know what you're paying for! These are fancy schmancy chocolates that'll serve as the perfect gifts or party favors~

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    Richard R.

    What a lucky day it was when I stumbled by K Chocolatier! On my way back from the drug store I decided to go a different way for a change. It's not a very large shop. Quite small actually, easily missed. I didn't have much time but it was impossible not to go inside. Ms. Krön was there and insisted that I try her extraordinary chocolate. She also insisted I take some for my wife (which I did). No charge by the way. Today we had an opportunity to go back together and do some real damage. Our selections included: Dark chocolate Vienna marzipan (no description necessary), Spanish Orange (dark chocolate covered orange pieces), K Bears (these are white and milk chocolate covered crispy brown rice pieces in the shape of bears)(not sure how they do it but they actually look like bears, in an abstract bear sort of way), K Truffles (to die for), Koffee (crushed pieces of coffee bean covered with chocolate), Pecan Krisps (these are amazing dark chocolate covered pecan sugar crisps, OMG), Vodka Shots (illegal in some states)(Amazing!) and last but certainly not least the Kokonuts (coconut bits in a dark chocolate mousse rolled in sweet chocolate powder. Sorry I needed some help in describing them so I copied it from their website)(cheating, yes I know but you have to agree they're a little complicated). K Chocolatier is better than teuscher. There, I said it. It actually reminds me more of the chocolates from the small shops in Geneve. Simply the best.

    Sam C.

    Her truffles are the greatest tasting things that have ever been inside of my mouth. I'm not saying they're the best dessert, I'm not saying they're the best chocolate. What I'm saying is that this is the greatest thing that is ever been inside of my mouth, ever

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    4.2(28 reviews)
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    Laderach makes a great first impression. I had never heard of them til I did a search and saw a…read moregreat rating, if not a ton of reviews. Still, it sounded worth a trip to the mall to check out Laderach. In a word, Yes. Hailing from Switzerland, their chocolate strikes me as rich and delicious, and not ridiculously expensive. True, some of their chocolates are more expensive than others. But, I was able to find something that seemed just about right. I love how they wrap the chocolate, too. There's a ribbon and a pretty bag to walk it out. This is perfect for a gift - or maybe something special for your own self. They offered samples, too, which is always a great idea. I can think of a California chocolate institution that does that, too. And while I might have considered the other company, Laderach was easy to get to and certainly has the goods. Highly recommended. Staff was friendly, informative, and helpful, too.

    ONE STAR -- An absolutely appalling experience…read more I have shopped at Läderach many times and have spent a considerable amount of money here over the years, particularly on Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, and special occasions. After my experience this evening at the Century City location, I will never spend another dollar in this store. I was using a mobility scooter because I am currently having significant trouble with my knee. The store is quite small and was busy, so I waited patiently for things to clear out enough for me to comfortably enter and maneuver the scooter. Once inside, I was essentially treated as though I were invisible. There were two employees working a female employee and a man named Jordan, who identified himself as the manager. Both of them saw me. Both looked directly at me. Neither acknowledged me, greeted me, asked whether I needed assistance, or made any effort whatsoever to help me. What made the situation particularly upsetting was watching customers who came in AFTER me receive attention, assistance, and even samples while I continued to sit there on a mobility scooter being completely ignored. Eventually, after the female employee finished helping someone and was no longer occupied -- and still made no attempt to acknowledge me I asked to speak with the supervisor. Jordan came out and identified himself as the supervisor in an incredibly dismissive manner. I explained that I was sitting there on a mobility scooter, that I had been waiting to be helped, and that both employees had repeatedly seen me while helping people who arrived after I did. His response was to tell me there was a line and that I needed to get in it. That response was astonishing. I had been there BEFORE several of the people they chose to assist. More importantly, when you see a customer using a mobility device in a small, crowded store, basic courtesy would be to acknowledge that person and ask, "Can I help you?" Instead, I was ignored and when I finally spoke up about it, the manager responded with attitude rather than concern or an apology. And Läderach does not have to simply take my word for any of this. If this location has security cameras, I encourage management to review the footage from this evening, approximately 6:50-7:10 p.m. The footage should clearly show me entering and waiting on a mobility scooter, the employees seeing me, other customers arriving after me and being assisted, and the length of time I sat there without anyone offering to help me. I would actually welcome management reviewing the footage because it should speak for itself. I cannot know why I was treated differently, but I can say exactly how it felt: humiliating, dismissive, and deeply disrespectful. This is not the level of customer service I expect from a premium chocolate company or frankly, from any business. The irony is that I wasn't someone wandering in for a free sample. I was a returning customer who has purchased Läderach chocolates as gifts many times and has spent a significant amount of money with this company. Not anymore. There are far too many wonderful chocolatiers in Los Angeles for me to give my business to a store where a customer using a mobility scooter can sit in plain sight, watch people who arrived later receive service, and then be spoken to dismissively by the manager when she finally asks why no one will help her. Läderach Century City has permanently lost a customer

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    K. Minamoto

    K. Minamoto

    4.3(58 reviews)
    1.1 miCentury City
    $$$

    On our way out of the Westfield Century City Mall, I couldn't help myself, but to take a peek…read moreinside K. Minamoto store. My eldest daughter didn't want me to, but when I want to do something, I do it. Time is now LOL. Shop was very clean and organized with so many Japanese sweets and treats displayed in elegance and pose. Super high end brand! I didn't want to leave without buying something. I know I can't help myself to buy. Lady staff behind the counter was super nice and friendly. I asked for her recommendations. She gave me a few. Thank you Miss! I love sakura so I got one Sakura Mochi and one Sakura Jelly. Saw Chocolate Mikasa and said why not. Three small treats cost me over $16. We gotta splurge sometimes. It was that time. Sakura Mochi had a red bean paste in it. I didn't care for it much for some reason. Don't get me wrong. I love red bean, but this one didn't resonate with me. As for the Sakura Jelly, this one was much better... quite refreshing in flavor and taste. The gelatin texture was nice, too. The Chocolate Mikasa was a bit dry. I didn't care for it either. One good out of three is not great IMHO. Hence, 3 stars! I don't know if I would return here. Maybe if they gave out free samples of their best sellers, I may give them another shot for me to entertain their other delectable sweets and treats. Good luck K. Minamoto!

    K Minamoto is located within the Century City Mall. It has assortments of boxed and ready to be…read moregifted Japanese sweets. They are meant to be brought over to people's homes or just have one on standby for tea time. Every items are individually wrapped to ensure freshness and given out in small quantities without the items going stale. With that being said, I couldn't find what I was looking for. A plain old castella cake without extras. Something rather austere and classic. My mom's favorite. Not mine! Perhaps the next time I am swinging by, I will try out their other items for gifts.

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    K. Minamoto - TOSENKA - whole white peach Inside in peach jelly $26. Served cold.

    TOSENKA - whole white peach Inside in peach jelly $26. Served cold.

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    andSons Chocolates

    4.7(606 reviews)
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    What a wonderful find! This is as much an experience as it is a chocolate shop. I love a place with…read morehistory. Foodie gang, put this one on your to do list. First of all, the store itself is divinely decorated. It's elegant, inviting and feels special the minute you walk in. Very storybook Beverly Hills. Collin took me through a tasting, starting with the orange-colored Speculoos (heaven), then yellow Passion Fruit (divine), followed by chocolate PB&J( the real deal) and finishing with the Dark Chocolate Hazelnut. Every single one was extraordinary, completely different, beautifully balanced and almost too gorgeous and fine to eat. Perfectly balanced and petite yet soooo filling. Then I left on my way with the loveliest little takeaway bag containing Salted Caramel, Double Yuzu and dark chocolate orange peels. Those orange peels may be my most favorite thing of all, especially straight from the refrigerator. I already want more. OMG I also had the chance to meet one of the sons behind andSons. His name is Mark. I loved hearing about the family and the story behind the business. There is something really special about what they've created here. Elena, Collin and Mark all love this place to pieces and it shows. Typical gift takeaways: They have everything from an easy six-piece gift set and four-piece sampler to gorgeous boxed collections for Valentine's Day, holidays or really any occasion. Collab decorative boxes done by unique artists. My family will definitely be getting andSons boxes for Christmas this year. And high recommend- - let me tell you something if you are going on a first date in Beverly Hills, pop in here and get your date a sweet treat. It will be a special classy impressive treat they won't forget and worth the drive. FYI. There's also a walk-up coffee window, which makes it an easy stop when you just want something to take away. And during these hot summer days, they have ice cream too! I didn't try either but the place was hopping with regulars outside. Felt very Parisian. This is absolutely the place to come for a sweet little treat for yourself or a beautiful special gift. And the pictures truly speak for themselves. If you think these chocolates look beautiful, delicate and elegant, just wait until you taste them. They're even better. I am rationing the ones I have left in the fridge until I can get back to store! Can't wait to go back. Dark chocolate orange peels are waiting for me! (IYKYK )And you!

    The presentation was beautiful and felt very luxurious, even for just a small treat. A great place…read moreto stop by if you're walking around Beverly Hills and want to try some high-quality chocolate. I'd definitely come back to try more flavors.

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    4.4(163 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Established in 1942
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    I've been wanting to visit Edwlweiss Chocolates because I'm a huge I Love Lucy fan and the…read morechocolate episode was inspired by this chocolate shop. I was happy when I finally got to visit. It's a small quaint shop in Beverly Hills. Stopped by on Memorial Day. We were immediately greeted by the woman working there. She was quite friendly and helpful. She told us they used to do tours of the conveyor belt prior to Covid. I do wish I could have seen it. We got an assortment of chocolates, which are sold by the pound. It is a little pricey, I won't lie. However, the quality of the chocolate was great. They have a large variety of chocolates that they make and they were all super tasty. It was a nice little treat. Highly recommend to satisfy your sweet tooth.

    Premium handmade truffles and confections…read more Their history is as rich as their chocolates. For over 80 years, they have catered to many Hollywood stars and corporate clientele. Lucille Ball was a regular, and would allegedly enter through the backdoor to avoid the paparazzi. The chocolate conveyor belt in the kitchen inspired the famous "Job Switching" episode of I Love Lucy. You can buy chocolate covered marshmallows, caramels, toffees, fruits, nuts, pretzels, and more. They also have a small selection of candies, licorices, jelly beans, and organic gummy bears. Sugar free and vegan options available. Some of the equipment used when the shop opened in 1942 is still in use today. I loved every truffle I got (Amaretto, dark chocolate ganache, hazelnut praline, salted caramel, milk chocolate, chocolate cream). Don't ask me which one was my favorite, because I can't choose one!

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    Venchi Cioccolato

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    4.1(52 reviews)
    1.1 miCentury City

    It is extremely expensive!!! No matter what size you pick it's so so so expensive, and especially…read moreif you get the upgrades which we did. But since it was our first time, we got baby sizes with the signature upgrade which is very good. The gelato cannot be described with any other word, but DIVINE. Both the Pistachio Kunafa Delight and Baciodidama were strong in flavor and incredibly delicious. The Pistachio Kunafa Delight is just Dubai Chocolate and pairs well with the chocolate spread and grain. It's perfect if you like texture in your gelato. The Baciodidama is not Nutella which I was worried about. It tastes like pure hazelnut and none of that thick sugar you find in nutella. The chocolates that come with the upgrade were good but not as mind blowing as the gelato. The worker who helped us was very patient in explaining how to order and helping us try flavors! The interior is stunning but over stimulating. I'm glad they had some seating, so I could enjoy my gelato in AC. Overall, worth the rare splurge.

    Want to give a shoutout to the staff members: I was there august 23rd on sunday around 8pm and the…read morestaff at that time were the nicest people I've ever ran into at century city!!! They were sooo helpful, and kind and patient. Gave me free samples to try as well. I was already a fan of venchi, it's my go to place to buy chocolate but the staff made the shop so much more special.

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    Milla Chocolates

    Milla Chocolates

    4.5(73 reviews)
    3.1 miPalms
    $$

    Stumbled upon this hidden gem behind downtown Culver on Venice -- and what a find! Milla Chocolates…read moreis a beautiful little shop offering artisanal bonbons, chocolate drinks, and other sweet treats. I ordered a black sesame chocolate drink with two bonbons: pistachio and yuzu caramel. My kid devoured the pistachio in one bite, but the yuzu caramel was absolutely divine -- rich dark chocolate balanced perfectly with fragrant, real yuzu flavor. The drink was definitely too sweet for my taste though. Needed to take home and add milk into it and actually turned it into two drinks. They also have gorgeous gift boxes, customizable assortments, and prepackaged goodies -- perfect for gifting or indulging yourself. Service was amazing. The barista was super friendly. My paper bag with my take away lunch ripped in their store and she offered a beautiful bag without me even asking. She was patient in explaining their menu and helped me picked out Chocolates that my kids would love. Warm, welcoming, and refined -- this spot is a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth in Culver City.

    My husband searched far and wide for high quality chocolates here in LA and so far, this is the…read morebest chocolatier we've encountered in LA. Why is there so few options?? Seriously! Now, each time we travel to NYC or internationally, I'm buying boxes of quality chocolate. I wish Milla were closer. If so I would buy there more often.

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    Artelice Patisserie - cheesecake with free macarons

    Artelice Patisserie

    4.8(1.2k reviews)
    3.0 miSawtelle
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Established in 2017

    Artelice Patisserie is my favorite dessert shop of all time. The best desserts to get here are the…read moretropical mango and the pistache. I've tried venturing out to try their other stuff, and it's all delicious, but I keep coming back for the mango and pistachio. I like how each pastry you purchase you also get a free macaron. Each dessert is very well executed, with a perfect balance of flavors and textures. And I'm happy to say, they're perfectly sweet, but not too sweet!

    I have been on this pastry journey for 6 months trying to find these fruit like pastries. I told my…read moredaughter when I was coming to L.A. to find the best place near her place. She took me here. The place was very clean and tidy with a lot of different types of sweet treats. I was there for one thing only. I did ask the gal working if they were made that day and she said yes. We ordered a raspberry, an orange, a coffee bean and the popular mango. This was my 2nd time trying these and our hopes were high BUT the raspberry was just awful the filling was strange and it had just raspberry jam inside,I dint eat it. The mango was okay so we shared that. The coffee bean was just awful as well so we didn't finish that either. The orange was the best of the group but overall just a disappointing experience once again because these are not cheap. I'm starting to think I might just have to give up my journey to find these although there are some places in Vegas that look promising. I don't think Reno has any bakeries that make these. They look so beautiful but the taste is a let down.

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