This is a cozily tucked away gem on a street just off the main pedestrian area in Heidelberg…read more Walking into the store is liken to time traveling to the 19th century: it's super quaint and charming, shelves filled with so many varieties of artisan chocolates and tins of hot chocolate and coffee to purchase as gifts or for yourselves. We ordered the hot chocolate and chose to leave it au natural, versus add one of the many aromas and flavors they offer. The drink was rich, thick, and velvety. It's what hot chocolate is supposed to taste like. We savored every drop. Run, don't walk to this chocolate confection heaven. It's now a staple for every visit to Heidelberg.

I must admit that my family visited this place only because my youngest daughter is named Anna. I…read moream so happy we did though. This shop is full of high end chocolates, ice creams and other sweets. Definitely recommend you visit.

Sometimes you just want to kick back and enjoy a box of fine chocolates. I had my brother buy a…read morefabulous box of mixed chocolates from Jeff de Bruges in Strasbourg during his recent visit. Jeff de Bruges is a renowned French chocolatier with a series of shoppes throughout France. The cocoa is sourced sustainably and social responsible from their plantains in Ecuador. The clerks were friendly and let him taste a chocolate before he bought the box. The chocolates taste amazing with intense chocolate flavor. The filled chocolates are delicate and beautiful. The solid chocolate is delicious, especially the dark chocolate. I wholeheartedly recommend Jeff de Bruges chocolate.

Lovely holiday window display drew us into Jeff de Bruges…read more They had a large case of individual chocolates as well as gorgeous pre-boxed chocolates. We selected a nice marzipan-filled milk chocolate log kind of thing & purchased a decorative box to bring back for family The marzipan log was okay - the almond flavor was very subtle & I am thinking the dark chocolate would have been a better pairing.....and they had that on offer so I'll put it to the test next time The decorative box never made it to the family - I just couldn't resist the cute houses, doggies and foiled chocolates in both dark and milk varieties. They were absolutely scrumptious & the milk chocolates in particular just melted in our mouths If seeking some nice Belgian chocolates to bring back as a gift ( or to indulge yourself ) you'll find a treat at Jeff de Bruges

From the owner: Wir führen rund 160 verschiedene Schokoladen und erlesene Teesorten. Nougatspezialitäten aus dem…read morePiemont, Feinkostspezialitäten und Ingwerprodukte. Wir haben eine eigene Schokoladenmanufaktur in der wir auch handgeschöpfte Schokoladen und Pralinen herstellen. Unsere Seminare rund um die Schokolade sind sehr beliebt. Alle weitere Infos unter www.zuckerbecker.com ersichtlich.

We visited Heidelberg a few weeks ago and purchased this fabulous chocolate for Christmas gifts!read more

Beautiful small chocolate shop in old Heidelberg. Some of the very best we found in Germany. We…read moreneeded cash to purchase. Delicious, tasty beautiful!! Think about it often.

Laderach is my favorite Swiss chocolate. The pralines and truffles are amazing. The chocolate is…read moremelt-in-your-mouth delicious! The Grand Cru dark chocolates are intense and delightful. I was very excited to see they have opened a shop in Stuttgart. I was disappointed, however, that the shop did not carry the inventory or the assortment that is in their shops in Zurich. Also, the staff is not very friendly. www.laederach.com

My first Christmas season in Stuttgart, I bombarded my Stateside family with Ritter Sport. They…read morehave something for everyone, and it doesn't get more fresh that right from the factory. Besides, who doesn't like chocolate? Cartoon villains, that's it. Vegan? Covered. Seasonal flavors? Got 'em. Buckets of nougat, you better believe it. I can get gift boxes and comically large candies, sacks of chocolate squares, and much of it is discounted. The museum is free, and walks you through the process of creating chocolate, from cultivation to marketing. Plus, you get a free piece at the end.

Museum only, No tours [Waldenbuch, Germany]…read more We arrived a little early at the museum hoping to inquire about a tour (similar to the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield CA or the Tillamook Creamer in OR) but unfortunately it wasn't offered. Museum Ritter and Chocolate Exhibition is directly adjacent to the Ritter Sport chocolate factory. There are featured art collection in the museum on the second floor. A short video depicting the history of the chocolate was also shown in a small theatre. The Ritter Sport Chocolate Exhibition tells the story behind these popular square chocolate bar and the successful brand behind it. This experience involves all of the senses -- guests smell, taste, hear and feel their way through the world of the cocoa bean! Then we made our way to the SchokoLaden shop where we stocked up on my favorites and amazing bargain-priced chocolates! This was where we actually spent most of our time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In Waldenbuch everything revolves around the Square! Review #4060

From the owner: Im Oktober 2010 hat Konditormeisterin Isabelle Wagner ihren Traum von der eigenen Chocolaterie…read moreverwirklicht und CHOCAMI gegründet. Drei Jahre lang betrieb sie die Chocolaterie & Pâtisserie in der Heidelberger Altstadt. Im Oktober 2013 schloss sie diesen Standort und bezog ein größeres Ladenlokal in HD-Neuenheim. Dort gibt es nun auch Sitzplätze, sodass ein Chocami-Café entstanden ist und unsere Gäste nun zu ihren Pralinen, Törtchen oder Kuchen auch ein Heißgetränk genießen können. Hinter der Ladentheke begrüßen Sie Giuseppe Infurna und Frederic Wagner. Isabelle Wagner steht weiterhin mit zwei Fachkräften in der Manufaktur und kreiert die süßen Leckereien, die Chocami auszeichnen.