From the owner: La star des chocolats Voici l'un des chocolatiers les plus fameux de la ville de Dijon. Escargots…read morepralinés, chocolat aux amandes et aux noisettes, les gourmands se régaleront devant les spécialités du chocolatier Fabrice Gillot.

In one word, this place is: amazing. The cakes, the chocolates and its specialty the assortment of…read moreflavored macaroons--I tried them all and I can tell of no fault here. I can only say that the macaroons are best consumed on the same day. The staff and the owner are all full of charm, like someone sprinkled fairy dust everywhere. The smell alone is enough to raise your spirits and perhaps being surrounded by such delicious items brings along with it a kind of tickled joy that is contagious. Everyone in the small teahouse seemed to be smiling. The desserts have an artisan look, decorated to perfection. There are a few tables to sit at but most customers were taking out as we did. They had run out of croissants, but we had the pain au chocolat, a box of macaroons (flavors included lemon, liquorice, pistachio and chocolate), and various pastries. They were gone before you could say Xavier Brignon!

Amazing cheese counter here at Alain Hess…read more Delice de Pommard with mustard and their fresh Gorgonzola were our choices. We'd originally gone there seeking the Delice but as we walk through the door, I see the cheesemonger literally spooning out the gorgonzola into a container & it was love at first sight Grabbed a baguette from around the corner & dinner was served. That Gorgonzola was INCREDIBLE! Oozy, gooey, mild but tons of flavor The Delice de Pommard was a cream cheese with mustard seed husks from the Burgundy region Also offering wines, oils and lots of other temptations, Alain Hess is well worth a visit. If you do go, pick me up some of that Gorgonzola!

Alain Hess is a must-visit when you are in Beaune. It is a fantastic cheese and wine shop, probably…read morethe best in the entire city. The array of cheeses -- all lovingly displayed in a large glass case -- is enough to make any cheese lover salivate and instantly reach for his wallet. The wine shop downstairs is also impressive. Of course you are not going to find any of the highly collectible stuff, but there is a very good selection (of Burgundy, of course!) at decent prices. You can also find a good selection of hand harvested sea salt, high end chocolate, such as Bonnat, and Fallot mustard.

Durig Chocolate has a couple of star salespeople at their Lausanne city center location who took…read moretheir time talking to us about chocolate and helping us figure out which chocolates we like best. We did the self-guided Chocotour (DO NOT MISS IT) and this was by far our favorite stop. Mille Merci!!

My group and I made a pit stop in Lausanne on our way back to Geneva from Montreux and this lovely…read morehole-in-the-wall chocolate shop caught our eye. Upon entering, we were greeted by a friendly host who guided us through their entire selection of chocolate as well as what chocolate Switzerland was known for. He was also kind enough to let us all sample 2 chocolates. Our group ended up buying 40+ pieces across the 4 of us, which we readily consumed over the next 2 days. Each piece was as rich and unique as was described, and certainly gave us a good start to our Switzerland chocolate experience.

This is one of the best confiserie/pâtisserie I have visited in all of Europe! There is a huge…read moreselection of pastries, desserts and chocolates, and everything I've tried has been delicious. Not only are the ingredients of high quality, but there are unique flavor combinations and the creations are beautiful. One slight downside is the coffee is just ok. Their machine can't seem to create a proper milk foam. Other than that, everything at Moret is excellent.

Best Confiserie in town, whether chocolate, pies. Try milk chocolate carac or their pear pie. Also…read morea pleasant place for a quick coffee

This is a very nice little shop with excellent chocolate. The young woman behind the counter was…read morevery helpful, was patient with my terrible French, and spoke English. After I chose my chocolates, she put them in a pretty gold bag since they were a gift. The bag was not very good protection and two chocolates were smashed in my suitcase. Since I couldn't give away damaged chocolates, I had to eat those.

Fantastic. First of…read moreall, when you walk in, the place smells like heaven. I could have stood in there for hours just taking in all the smells. The staff don't speak English very well, but they speak the language of chocolate, and that translates very well. The chocolates themselves are insanely good. A wide variety of flavors and nothing is bad. If I'm back in Lausanne I won't hesitate to make a beeline for this place.

This Confiseur here has fantastic cakes (tourtes). Famous is the Truffle cake, and rightly so. Dark…read moreand heavy chocolate is used, that's a mouthful. But we loved the Tourte "Le Pave Du Chateau" even better. Covered with chocolate AND then chocolate powder. Creamy inside with a bit of jam. It's pure sweetness. It's heavy, it's filling....it's perfect. Really one of the best cakes we've ever bought in a bakery. Came back a few days later to get some more. Prices are fair - especially for its quality.

Tasty tasty chocolate you can get here! The flavors are bomb! Love how has home made taste and…read moreladies are working there are so nice and wrap the box to be protected if you are traveling far! It's little bit pricy but it worth it, also the price is based on it's weight or you can ask to have 10$ frank and it's easier to figure out!