The flower box selection is pricey but artistically stunning and good quality chocolate. Bonus…read morepoints for the fun that comes with literally everything (including the box!) being edible chocolate.

Amazing chocolate in fantastic arrangements. They have stuff for any occasion. Highly recommended.read more

This is a new pop-up in Queen's Cross Food Hall. It is in the shape of a trailer, selling so many…read morevarieties of bonbons. This location sells 28 flavours of bonbons. The bonbons are very colourful and are decorated artfully, and above all, tasty. There were so many flavours, making it hard to choose. They make thousands of bonbons everyday in a 3600 sq ft kitchen. There is a single lady operating the trailer. The customer service is good. The bonbons are really good! In 2018, founder Kata, showed off her bonbons at a "One of a Kind" show with a table. They became the hit of the show! She sold bonbons in her spare time. She then founded a small store called Lion Coffee. Then she opened up a store, Chocolate de Kat, on St. Clair Ave W. Now in Dec 2024, she uses a little trailer to sell her bonbons at the Queen's Cross Food Hall. This is a pop-up that opened early Dec 2024. There is free WiFi from the mall. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms in the mall. There is a paid parking lot in the mall. Review 2024-266

I got my boyfriend a box of 9 from here! The chocolates were so pretty and he said they were super…read moreyummy. I also really liked the packaging.

TLDR: Dubai bar, not good at all, save your $$…read more Usual Lindt store. Employees greet you with a smile, and you get a free sample truffle. Spacious, clean, and well-lit. I always look forward to checking out Lindt stores when I seem em in malls. Seasonal flavours are interesting to browse, and I especially look forward to their winter truffles like candy cane, or peppermint cookie crunch. Today, I dropped by to check out their new Dubai style bar. It came to slightly over $20 after tax, and I must say, what a whopping disappointment. Could hardly detect any pistachio flavour or the crunch of the kadayif. Way too sweet. I dare say what Costco has carried so far has been better than Lindt's version. Where did this go wrong... Also, I hate that their no sugar added stuff is all maltitol. Just waiting to give people a terrible stomachache. That being said, I do love their new "fusion" excellence bars. Half one flavour, half another. Their 70% Dark + Milk Chocolate Bar is indeed excellent. Smooth texture and flavour.

This place is my go-to before leaving for Asia for gift-giving overseas. They have a massive…read morevariety of Lindt confections. Service is lacklustre with an edge of attitude. You've gotta fend for yourself vis a vis what you're looking for. Prices are reasonable, variety is massive. That's all I care about.

ONYX Chocolates located along Gerrard St E. near Broadview Ave in East Chinatown produces some of…read morethe best chocolates in the city. I've only had their chocolate bars (where you can find them at select places around the city) as well as their soft serve during the summers. Their store is small where there is no seating. Upon entering, you are met with a display of bonbon chocolates. To the side they have a wall full of their chocolate bars and they also have a freezer with their ice creams/soft serves as well. Their bonbon flavours are quite unique, many of them being Asian flavours (think tangerine jasmine, ume black sesame, coconut pandan, Ovaltine, tom yum lemongrass, White Rabbit, salted egg, durian, Pei Pa Kao (if you know you know!)). Their chocolate bars also are quite unique as well like the mi goreng (Indonesian fried noodle), durian, hojicha, and caramel pork floss). I had their soft serve last year which was a lemongrass gelato with yuzu/caramel & jasmine tea agar jelly. This year when I went, they had toasted milk with Pei Pa Kao (regular cup is $6.50, a mini cup is $5). Such interesting and unique pairings, something I've never had before (especially pair the Pei Pa Kao with ice cream haha!). Overall, a chocolate gem in East Chinatown. Do not miss out on going to ONYX Chocolates!!

I was in Canada for a trip and came across Onyx Chocolates. They are definitely come across as a…read morefancy chocolate brand. Just boxes itself looks like some sort of designer good haha. I ended getting the 16-piece assorted box and they were $57! I have to say this was one of the most unique and memorable chocolate experiences I had. Each piece felt like a mini adventure, combining bold, unexpected flavors you wouldn't normally associate with chocolate-- but they work beautifully. Standouts for me were the dragonfruit black sesame, Thai tea, and tom yum lemongrass. The craftsmanship behind each flavor is incredible, yet somehow addictive. These chocolates is something to savor slowly. Don't pop these like candy-- smell it, feel it, look at it, and taste it slowly.... Also I love the color on each individual ones!! Makes me not want to eat it. Shoutout to the chocolatier, such an incredible experience! I'll be back!

Good location within CF Eaton Centre. Super nice staff. I bought my mom and my daughter Dubai…read morechocolate from here. I love how they take out a special knife from a box to cut it from the large block and then cut it into neat, smaller pieces. At other chocolatiers, the staff just break it off with their hands and then cut it haphazardly. Also, the Dubai chocolate here seems to be the best out of all the ones we tried--just the right amount of sweetness with thin, soft layers of chocolate on both sides. Other places the chocolate on the outside is harder/thicker and the filling is too buttery. We love this one and hope to get more on a future visit instead of at other chocolatiers.

Could not resist. Had the Espresso Flake with Almond topping. Yum! Very friendly service. In the…read moremiddle of the mall. So dangerous when you are shopping and tired!

Impressive line-ups of quality fine chocolates!…read more Finally came here to pick up my order (chocolate & a cake - Crème brulée Dôme) for our Valentine's day. And my visit did not end just for pick-up. I spent time in the store as they have interesting imported items on every shelf and at every corner of the store. All pretty looking, thinking about my future gift plans! I could not resist buying fresh cheese which they carefully select. I got "Morbier AOP des Forges" semi-soft cows' milk cheese of France, semi-hard with complex flavor. I also picked up Caper & Anchovy tapenade. It went very well with the cheese. I can spread this on everything to make it a good wine snack!!!! The chocolate was amazing. Each piece has its own character, with variety of textures. Very good quality. I should come back again to try other flavors. Addictive. Creme brulee Dome was smooth and light, although I wanted more textural variations in each bite. Actually, this place has been in my list for a long time - it is one of the few places that carry Mont Blanc cake in east Toronto. But it was not available on today's visit. They rotate the cake selections. I was advised to check again for availability - I will!!!

Douce France is not your typical Toronto patisserie. While others bake and make things here, Douce…read moreFrance chooses to import everything fresh from France. The result? Pastries that are indulgently buttery, croissants that are airily flaky, chocolates that are delicately refined and not overly sweet. The main reason though I keep coming back here time and again is because, once the weather gets cold, Douce France starts offering one of my most favourite drinks in the whole world: Angelina's hot chocolate. Thick. Dense. Intense. It's easily the best hot chocolate in the city, no contest. Pricey, yes, but worth it's weight in gold. How do you say "heaven" in French?

This chocolate shop is overwhelming (in a good way) with how many different offerings they have…read more Tried some of their homemade fudge and chocolate truffles. Liked how many flavours there were, how both the chocolate and fudge weren't sickeningly sweet, and how the quality of everything was pretty good. Bonus points for the welcoming atmosphere and quaint place.

Walked into this store and wasn't greeted by the rude heavy set employee standing there. She…read morecompletely ignored us and literally rolled her eyes and expressed annoyance when I asked for ice cream service. I said never mind because a place like this doesn't deserve my business and got more attitude on my way out. This shop deserves ZERO stars. Save your money or go somewhere else. Horrible customer service experience it's actually laughable places like this stay in business.

Chocolate was divine. Had a truffle and took home some bars - the lavender, masala chai,…read moregingerbread, and columbia all were wins. The chocolate is smooth and fine and very distinct with the flavours. Also tried the mayan hot chocolate, classic hot chocolate and cappuccino. Definite standout was the mayan hot chocolate with a great blend of muted sweetness and lively spice. Finally, got the chocolate cookie which was pretty tasty and nicely chewy. Space is a split between a chocolate factory and happy hippy seating area. Prices are what prices are these days. Vibe is welcoming and casual. Definitely a place to go back to again and again!

I'd been to Soul Chocolate's tiny Gerrard location, so when I heard they had a new space just off…read moreGreenwood, I was excited to check it out. It's a much, much bigger space. There's seating and everything! And you can see chocolate being made in the back, so that's cool. I'd heard plenty of good things about their chocolate torte, so I got that and their chocolate chip cookie to try. Both are absolutely incredible. The torte is just so delectable and addictive, as it's been infused with this intense chocolate flavor that I found irresistible. Ditto the cookie. And neither concoction is too sweet, which I appreciated. Just a deep, rich chocolate taste. So good. I'll definitely be returning and if I lived in the area, I'd be there all the time.