I never knew this place existed until recently and checked it out. They're located in the corner of…read morethe plaza, and can be easy to miss. There's a large shared parking lot, though there's a steep incline going up to and down from the lot from the street. Walking in, we were immediately greeted and self-identified as first-time visitors. We were given a quick tour of the place, where they made their chocolate by hand and their current selections of chocolate bars, toffee barks, and truffles. I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to try the different intensities of chocolate bits they had available as samples. Ranging from 50% to 100%, my personal favorite was the 90%. We ended up getting 2 mint truffles, 2 coffee truffles, and a small bag of toffee bark for $16 + tax. They don't taste too bad with a glass of wine we had later that day, though they weren't our favorite chocolates. Overall, this chocolate factory is still worth a stop in to check out the chocolate making process, by which they still use direct-sourced cocao beans from Ecuador. They are under new ownership, yet they plan to begin offering wine pairings and couples nights in Summer 2026.

Their hours say open to 8pm on Saturday. I came by around 7pm and they were closed. I even called…read moretheir phone number. This was out of the way for me. So I was disappointed but I just learned about them and was hoping to try their chocolates. I hope they are open the next time I come. I'll try to get there earlier in the afternoon. Please update your store hours.

Made a first time purchase for a Wine tasting party. Chocolates were a hit! Great gift items!!read more

If you've never has the pleasure of attending one of Delysia's chocolate tasting classes NOW is a…read moregreat time. The fabulous Nicole Patel, master chocolatier (deservedly named as one of the top ten chocolatiers in the Americas), and staff create the most amazing treats using only the finest German chocolate and sustainable (e.g., holiday themed flavors, savory chocolates, wine pairings, etc.). During the Covid-19 pandemic, Delysia Chocolatier employed a little creativity and began offering virtual chocolate classes and tastings (delivered across the U.S.; local ATX can also pick up if they choose) in addition to their many other fine products. The classes and tastings have really been something [much needed!] to look forward to and change the mundane. I think I have experienced almost a dozen classes. Yes, they are that fun and yum! I've learned a lot about chocolate and the processes that DC's team goes through to handcraft EACH truffle. I'm not exaggerating one bit. Each perfect little square has a surprise in it (e.g., bit of dried fruit, a nut, even ham!) and EACH bit is placed inside each chocolate before capping. So, please join Miss Patel for one of her many upcoming tastings. I highly recommend no matter where you're at in the country - of course we do love to SUPPORT LOCAL in the ATX though. Please be sure to tell her Dawn sent you. ;) Next stop for me...a virtual journey to Japan. Oishii! Note: INDULGE monthly subscriptions also available, as well as various SAVOR truffle boxes, drinking chocolates, and more!

You guys always make our events at the office something we look forward to. I can't tell you how…read moremany times I've wanted to slip out of work early but stayed because I wanted to try your Old-fashioned milkshake, Gelato and now my favorite Hand dipped ice cream. You guys have a great staff and you " Kill it " every time. Thank you! We'll be booking you again soon.

great business backed with heart and integrity. and the…read moregood people dont hurt! I think the Chocolate Cup is for sure one of those honest to goodness "austin start-ups" well done!

One of the only chocolate shops in the area, small but mighty…read more While there are plenty of bakeries, and a few pastry shops, not many focus on chocolates or have a selection of gluten-free sweets. They have some baked items but have many that are gluten-free, with a nice selection of truffles. It's a small store front - most of the space is dedicated to the kitchen, but you there for the chocolate anyway. The owner is super nice and the chocolates were delicious. So glad to see a place like this in Austin!

The highlight of this weekend! Two slices of delicious chocolate cake, a truffle, an out of this…read moreworld lemon cake, & a carrot cupcake. Wow! Heavenly

Kilwin's Ice Cream in Georgetown is pure happiness in action. From the moment you walk in, fresh…read morewaffle cones and sweet treat smells pleasantly waft into your nostrils. After a few samples, I selected butter pecan ice cream. The ice cream was rich, creamy, and ladden with crunchy pecans...so delicious. This store is a dessert island...I'ce cream, candy, popcorn and candied apples. Yum to the nth degree. The staff was super friendly, patient, and happy to share samples. This was an ideal stop while strolling around the Square. Definitely returning...

Yum -- lemon sorbet is creamy and delicious. Perfect on a scorching day at the Square…read more Personally wasn't a fan of the strawberry but I don't like chunks of fruit (didn't realize it before ordering). Prices are on the higher side. $5 per scoop and $5 for a tiny piece of chocolate (albeit Dubai). No public bathroom. My toddler had to go really bad but luckily, Mikey V's next door had one available. Friendly and very helpful staff.

I am planning an early Father's Day celebration for my husband this weekend because I will be in…read moreLas Vegas on Father's Day for a conference. Yesterday, I purchased some chocolates from Golden Eye. This is the first of several treats I have planned for him. Unfortunately, Golden Eye Chocolates will be closing in about a month, so purchase some chocolates before they close down. Golden Eye is named after the golden eye flower (perennial flower with a sunflowerish look). I tried one of their samples...so smooth and creamy unlike any traditional chocolate I have ever tasted. So, I bought six chocolates. They are a little pricey at $20 given their small size, however, a nice Father's day treat. This chocolate is quite unique with flavors like matcha latte, malted grackle, blood and honey and spiced chai. Also, the owner uses items that are unique to Austin such as the golden eye flower, chocolate sunflower and fruit bats. I also like that some of the chocolate is sourced from Venezuela, Tanzania, Costa Rica and Dominican Republic (DR). I tasted DR chocolate for the first time in November when on a cruise and it was absolutely delicious. In addition to selling chocolate pieces, they sell candy bars and coffee. Service was excellent. I learned the chocolates are made in south Austin and transported to the north location. In addition, I learned the owner is a pro nature and that's why she chose the name golden eye after the flower. The shop is small with no seating indoor or outdoor. Hope my husband likes his chocolates...

I had to write a quick update now that we finished the chocolates and tried all the flavors! Every…read morechocolate was clearly made with love and every flavor was amazing! Personal favorites- Husband said the coconut chocolate (speckled sky blue) was great, and I loved the cherry bomb (swirled red)- their take on a cherry chocolate but with a lovely cherry jam instead of a candied cherry. I also really enjoyed the 'basic' chocolate truffles- smooth, creamy, and decadent!

Whenever I get my nails done, I pop into to See's Candies to get myself a treat. Today, I was on…read morethe look out for candy for my niece. She recently had a major surgery and will be recovering at home for a few weeks. Candy always cheers me up, so hopefully, it will cheer her up as well. See's Candies had the Easter theme going with an assortment of candies.

Always a treat!…read more Friendly service and a great chocolate selection! Look forward to stepping in the store for my sample and my splurge purchase.

I discovered Indeed Coffee when I was dining at Injera and More (across the parking lot.) Indeed…read moreCoffee has a warm, welcoming and easygoing atmosphere. Many laptops were opening and active highlighting Indeed Coffee as a destination for students and remote workers. Given that it was my first time visiting Indeed, my barista made some suggestions. One of the top selections was the Lion latte, which contained lion mane's powder. Initially, I was hesitant to try a latte containing lion's mane, but ultimately decided to proceed. The coffee was well-crafted, smooth, and balanced with attention to detail. The espresso flavor was bold and robust...memorable! TacoDeli also provides tacos to Indeed Coffee. I was super disappointed when I ordered a vegan taco with avocado, black bean and pico de gallo and was given a bean and cheese taco twice. Apparently, TacoDeli had put the wrong stickers on the taco. My money was refunded and I got a chocolate vegan croissant, which was most delicious. Service was a standout with three baristas all serving you in some capacity. They were all friendly and accommodating.

Visited this cute little coffee shop for the first time today and loved it! They have an extensive…read morelist of drink options. Staff is so friendly and helpful. The barista recommended The Lion - a delicious latte containing "Lions mane" which heightens focus and reduces anxiety. They also serve tacodeli tacos and pastries + other bites. I didn't try any food but plan to next time! The space is bright and airy, with plenty of seating and strong WiFi. It's a great place to work remotely from!

Tried my first Babka in NOLA and had to find one as soon as I got back home in Austin…read more Luckily I found one that looked absolutely yummy and available at the Bell Farmers Market! It was sprinkling and I was at work, so of course I needed a sweet treat. My boyfriend went and found the booth immediately and bought a big loaf. We warmed it up and we both enjoyed it. It was so chocolatey and not overwhelmingly sweet. Only complaint I had was my boyfriend not buying more. I will be getting these on the weekends when my sweet tooth kicks in!

Not the babka style I'm familiar with. Perhaps upper NY babka (more like bread vs cake) is the one…read moremisnamed? Sure tastes good. Bit pricey but it's boutique style. They offer seasonal flavors.

Helpful staff and Michelle's amazing design skills resulted in a birthday cake to remember for our…read moreadult son and his business. Amazing!!!

What a beautiful shop…read more I got a few treats for later in the day. A lemon and raspberry macaron and a lavender and honey cupcake. All were so satisfying. I love lemon flavors, and the macaron didn't disappoint. I had seen and learned about the from The Domains farmers market. I'm so glad I finally came in to the actual bakery store front.