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    Madison Chocolate Company

    4.7 (70 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating

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    Max M.

    Have been a fan of Madison's Chocolates for a while, but recently visited to try their coffee & hot chocolate. The shop is cute and you can find a lot of assorted chocolate and treats. Worth noting there's not much room indoors for those looking to dine inside. I ordered an iced oat milk latte and a hot chocolate. The total was around $13 before tip. The iced oat milk latte was really good (great balance of espresso & milk). The hot chocolate was fantastic. So rich, decadent, and full of flavor! The perfect drink for a cold winter day. Overall, had a great time, would recommend their chocolates, coffee, and hot chocolate!

    Salted caramel latte, ham and Gruyère croissant
    Olivia B.

    This is my absolute favorite coffee shop in Madison. I dream about the salted caramel latte constantly. Their ghost pepper caramel latte is also amazing. All of their pastries are gluten free and delicious as well. They also offer a large menu of chocolates with rotating/really interesting flavors. There is quite a bit of indoor and outdoor seating here and service is quick and always lovely. I'm truly obsessed with this space and it is a real gem to have in the Madison area.

    Four piece box  - ghost pepper caramel, spicy peanut butter, turtle caramel, raspberry cardamon
    Sho R.

    This is a small exotic chocolate shop. I went for the hot chocolates. Ganache hot chocolate was good. Spicy hot chocolate was ok, Pumpkin bar was a nice snack. Chocolate in the display was very expensive. A box of 4 piece was $12. Spicy peanut butter chocolate was my favorite. Ghost pepper caramal was another exotic flavor of chocolate. Turtle caramal and raspberry cardamom chocolates were the other flavors I tried.

    Anna B.

    Madison Chocolate Company is such a warm and welcoming place. It's order at the counter offering coffee, pastries, and chocolate. The staff is very nice. We enjoyed lattes, a croissant, and a cheddar and chive pastry. The lattes were served in these big mugs and were really good. The pastries were also good! We grabbed a small box of salted caramel chocolates to take home and they were amazing. So fresh they just melted in my mouth. There's a few tables inside and some outdoor seating as well. I want to come back in the summer and sit outside. It's a great place to come to meet a friend or get some work done. They have a few shelves with local artists' work for sale. It's fun to look at everything while you wait for your order. They have everything from pottery to earrings, to candles. A nice place to find a gift for someone. They have a great location on Monroe street. It can be a bit challenging with parking. They have a small parking lot but you may need to find a side street to park. For people that live in the neighborhood, it's the perfect place to walk to.

    The ghost pepper latte with the chocolate brownie go together perfectly!
    Izzy L.

    Madison Chocolate Company is my to go to place for last minute gifts, not only that, everything from the chocolates, coffees, drinks, decor is a chocolate lover's dream come true!

    Cappuccino
    Noah L.

    This is a great little cafe and chocolate shop. They have cool baked goods (really good brownies) that are a bit on the expensive side (some are $10) and great chocolates. The coffee is quite good too and they have a cute and eclectic collection of sweets, pottery, toys and clothing dotted throughout the store. It is pretty small with limited seating but in the summer some outside tables are available. Service is attentive and kind though sometimes things take a while.

    Checking in with the barista Dania!
    Debb L.

    I had a delightful time this morning discovering the Madison Chocolate Company. The lovely barista recommended her favorite Rose Latte and Jasmine Tea and I ordered both to go. They were delish! I also picked up two chocolate treats. They were yum!

    Sukriti S.

    They don't have curbside pick up anymore but they have a table outside that they can place orders in. Fall is just the time for apple cider donuts and we wanted a quick Madison option. Their donuts were gluten free and a sweet treat!!

    Cinnamon rolls
    Erika D.

    First time to Madison and was recommended to try out Madison Chocolate Company. We went for brunch on Sunday to try out their waffles that change flavors every so often. We ended up getting so many more things to try. Cinnamon rolls, the cheddar and chive quiche, pumpkin spice latte. Everything was so delicious we had to go back the next morning before we left to travel back home. Got to try the peach danish that was sold out on the weekend and I can now see why they were all gone! The workers were so friendly and accommodating! They gave great recommendations for their chocolates and what flavors were they're favorites! AND EVERYTHING IS GLUTEN FREE!!!

    Wedding favor
    Natalie K.

    Megan was so nice to work with. I contacted her in April to find out what wedding favor options she had and she was so helpful showing the 2 box and 1 box options and explaining the popular chocolate flavors. The 2 box is the cutest with the gold logo and comes with a card saying what the chocolates are. The chocolates were rich dark chocolate with good mouth feel. It was perfect as they were smaller so my guests were able to enjoy, dinner, cake and chocolate. These were the perfect favors and I'd recommend Madison Chocolate to do wedding favors to anyone as they were affordable $5 a piece and they were delivered on time, and Megan was easy to work with. The salted caramel was my favorite and the cardamom was good as well.

    Anne T.

    It's the day before Halloween and I search for a parking place on a rainy afternoon near Madison Chocolate Company on Glenway Street at Monroe Street. I will discover later that there is free parking on Glenway behind MCC's space but meanwhile park a block away on a tree-lined street dropping its golden leaves. This is a most welcome place to enter. There are just a few smooth steps and inside the door a burst of color surrounds the L-shaped space -- greens, purples, wood the color of honey. The large windows look out over Monroe Street and the arboretum woods. There are a few single tables on the long leg of the L, a round table in the corner window, and a larger rectangular table with a small sign on it that reads, 'Community Table' facing the street. The Community Table is unoccupied, seems to have the best view, and I choose it willing to share if the community shows up. Gluten-free chocolates, treats, waffles are offered and the variety of chocolate bars displayed on the Chocolate Library wall include Charm School Chocolate's Coconut Milk Chocolate vegan milk chocolate bar for $9.00. A red coconut curry dark chocolate bar from Patric Chocolate in Columbus, OH, is $14, and Dick Taylor from Humboldt County, Eureka, CA, is in their darkest bar section for $11. Why not pick up a pint of Jeni's ice cream or sorbet, the Riesling Poached Pear, for example. It's right there, in the small freezer. My spicy hot chocolate, served on a 12-oz cup and saucer, came through with the initial hit of cayenne spicy, warm, clearing in the back of the throat and lips, then settling down into an edgier chocolate. A blood orange and sea salt caramel chocolate accompanied the drink, mellow and melting with flavor. Total for this sweet corner of chocolate was $7.90. I will definitely return to Madison Chocolate Company. Their drink menu, including teas, espressos, and their chocolate offerings are extensive warranting more exploration. Check their website for classes and specials like quiche and gluten free waffles on Saturdays. And the Community Table -- a good choice. Enjoyed a pleasant conversation with a patron from the neighborhood. Brilliant idea MCC to create this space for community to form.

    Weekend GF waffles this week was blueberry and handmade vanilla whipped cream!

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    Phenomenal pastries - all gluten free. Brownies and other things are truly authentic to the Madison Chocolate name. Drinks are splendid.

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    So great to have a safe gf place for celiacs to dine ! The danish, cookies and croissants are delicious

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