Originally cane in to window shop, but the smells pulled me in further and led Derek to talk about…read morethe amazing work they do. The service and passion he had resonated with me and as I tried the samples. I couldn't help but buy a couple of bars. Which is a very fair price for the work that gets put into them! Will definitely be back for my chocolate cravings.

Lovely lovely place. We walked in to the smell of heaven, absolutely delicious cocoa smell, I've…read morenever smelt such fresh chocolate smell. They offered a very unique experience. As we walked in Derek greeted us and truly sold us on the chocolate because of his kind and helpful demeanor. He was clearly passionate about his work and made us all have a wonderful experience. They offered samples and a truly unique chocolate selection. They use fresh cocao pods imported from around the world and the chocolate truly shows it. It's priced pretty fairly for the quality and I would really highly recommend!

Gorgeous pastries at this bakery! It's off I-10 and Wurzbach in a little unassuming shopping…read morecomplex, but the pastries are really divine! They are beautiful and everything we've tried was fantastic. They have some I think maybe gelato there as well. Seating indoors and outdoors. Go here if you need pretty baked goods, that are also packaged nicely, for gifting or bringing to an event.

I'm trying to be fair because the cafe is under renovation, but It was cold and noisy (lots of hard…read moresurfaces). My friend adored her macchiato and ferro rocher ball, but i had a different experience -- the basbousa i love here was heavy and less flavorful than before. I don't know what wasn't right, but this was not what i expected. There were only a few nougats, sadly none of my favorites. I wanted a cold Americano, but was told it was only available hot. The menu identified what drinks were only available hot and the Americano was not among them. I asked what was available cold, and he said, "everything else." I'm hoping this place will return to awesome when the renovation is done.

Stopped in on a whim while walking to Pearl. Service: very…read morepersonable, cheerful, and helpful Food: hibiscus Rose iced tea - was very refreshing and hit the spot on a humid day. I also had the double choco chip cookie with Mexican chocolate drizzled on top sprinkled with a hint of salt... YUMS! I never eat the entire cookie or pastry , usually save half for the hubby...oops, sorry! Bought a few gifts to take back home to Hawaii.

The aesthetic makes the cafe…read more Former coffee shop and speciality tea shop barista here. I've been to Mozna twice with mixed success, and truly wish this place lived up to its aesthetic. The first time I visited, the shop was completely empty with no customers or staff in sight. I waited for ten minutes during which time I snapped some really great photos of the place for Yelp, but ended up leaving when no one ever came out. The café was cute and had their monkey mascot everywhere from murals to plushies, the pastries in the case looked yummy, the dark chocolate samples from around the world were interesting to try, and I really liked the idea of making my own chocolate like they advertised so I decided to try again another day. Unfortunately, the café is a little more out of the way and free parking in the downtown area is limited so it made it difficult to return as soon as I'd hoped to. On the second visit there were two customers and a single manager in shop, and I finally got to order. I opted for their Matcha Latte with Hazelnut which was, at first, okay at best. It was pretty smooth for the first half of the drink or so but was grassy in flavor, and the Hazelnut was dark chocolate like the rest of their chocolates in shop, so beware if you like a milkier chocolate flavor. I would have been less harsh on this drink if it wasn't for the fast that towards the end I ended up sipping a HUGE clump of unblended matcha. It was so bad I ended up pouring out the last of the drink to assess the unmixed matcha situation and was even more appalled to see the bottom of the cup. A few matcha flecks? Fine. But I've NEVER had so much matcha caked down at the bottom of a drink before this one. It was insulting that the manager who made this drink thought this was okay. As an ex-barista, I've said this before and I'll say it again: If you don't know how to make a drink, it does not need to be on your menu. It doesn't matter if you specialize in coffee and chocolate, that does not give you a pass on the other things. If it's on your menu, you need to know how to make it. 5 Stars for aesthetic, 2 Stars for the second worst matcha beverage I've had in my life.

Wow - so much chocolate! I really couldn't decide on what I wanted but ended up with two chocolate…read morebars (almond and Reese Pieces) and an 8 count box of chocolates. I also hadn't realized that I had this place bookmarked from forever ago, I'm glad I got the chance to try out this spot. The chocolate is decadent and freshly made! Definitely pricey but you get what you pay for - great quality! They have lots of different molded chocolates like the Alamo or the state of Texas with lots of custom looking items as well.

Great selection of chocolate and service is amazing! Staff was also very friendly, enjoyed talking…read moreto Sanya and Naisa!! Will definitely be back!

Cold, clean, and delicious! That fresh waffle cone smell will drag you in!…read more I have to add - customer service was on point! It's a must stop when you are visiting the riverwalk. Not to mention it is Fiesta parade night.. i think it was the owner? He was so nice to his employees and their families that sat in front of the store to watch the parade. That was a win-win to me!!

There are two entrances to Kilwins; the more popular one is along Alamo Plaza and the other is on…read moreLosoya Street. This shop sells fudge, truffles, candied apples, and - what I came for - ice cream! They had a lot of ice cream flavors to choose from, a least a couple dozen. The smiling young woman working behind the ice cream counter offered to give tastes, but I had already figured out which flavors I wanted. I chose two scoops in a cup, one of Cappucino Chip and the other Turtle Cheesecake. They have several tables to sit at, some along a hallway and more in a back room. I took a seat and was in awe of the huge scoops given. The Cappuccino Chip had a mild flavor (I prefer it stronger) but a fair number of tiny chocolate chips. The Turtle Cheesecake had an excellent cheesecake flavor with swirls of caramel, praline pecans, and caramel-filled mini turtles. I'm usually not fond of nuts in my ice cream but I actually enjoyed the pralines. In my humble opinion, there were too few turtles. But I still loved it. If you're in the mood for a cold, creamy treat while visiting the Alamo, you'll find this to be the perfect place to visit.

We had a great date making chocolate together. The staff was really nice and taught us quite a bit…read moreabout chocolate-turns out I like dark and white chocolate better than milk chocolate. It was fun learning how to design the chocolate and of course you get to feast on your treats after!

I never expected a legit chocolate store in San Antonio until I walked by and had to give it a try…read more I tried the iced chocolate. I've always been a fan of iced hot chocolate, and I was really impressed by the dedication put into it. They make hot chocolate and then blend it with pre-frozen hot chocolate cubes from the ice tray. This ensures the consistency and keeps it from being diluted. Super cute store and the iced chocolate was oh so amazing especially on a hot summer 100F+ weather. It did take like 5+ min for them to work out the iced chocolate though, so maybe get something else if you're in a hurry. Make sure to check-in for a free truffle!

Second time here, but i it would've def have been a lot more if I lived in the vicinity!…read more These Mediterranean style donuts are unheard of in SA, so good luck finding them anywhere else in the city! They have so many toppings and sizes to choose from, my favorites have been pistachio and lotus biscoff, and can't go wrong with the cinnamon sugar ones! They also sell some pretty good gelato! Owners and staff are extremely friendly and gave me some background history which was cool. The desserts come out fast too! It's a food truck so remember you'll be outdoors. They have some benches set up in front for your convenience! Very casual and laid back.

Came to Lokmas after craving some dessert. We passed by it on our way to H‑E‑B. We had the OG donut…read moreholes which were delicious. The service was quick and food amazing. Highly recommend coming here if in the mood for dessert.

INCREDIBLE bakery, burger, coffee, and service! On a Saturday morning, there was a line out the…read moredoor and down the street! We were given menus to look at while we waited so by the time we got to the counter, we were ready to order. The baked goods aren't on the menu, so when we walked by the counter filled with croissants, kouign amann, bear claws, apple pie, cheese cakes, it was hard to choose what we wanted!! We ordered: the Alamo Burger: a 8 oz wagyu beef smash burger , served with a fried egg, caramelized onions, cheese on a crispy croissant bun. It was incredible and worth the 15-20 minute wait! Almond croissant - a monster sized, flaky croissant with a generous almond filling. Guy Fieri highlighted this croissant on his DD&D show. It's probably a million calories not worth it! Tequila strawberry tres leches croissant - a small, cream filled croissant with strawberries. This was our least favorite. My husband didn't like the filling, I didn't like the sogginess of the croissant. Coffee - really good brewed coffee with free refills. We plan to go back a few more times while we're in town!!

Above average food, chaotic entry and short on seating…read more Food was alright. But by the time we got seated and picked up bistro style, I was losing my appetite a bit. Cakes, pastries, pancakes are great. I liked my Reuben sandwich.