Absolutely loved working with Castle Hill Chocolate for my sister's baby shower favors. The shop…read morewas so cute; had an array of sweet treats that anyone would love as a gift or even a nice treat for the day. We will definitely be back and highly recommend giving them a visit.

The chocolate is amazing. Loved the bon bons and the turtles. Everything looks so good it's hard to…read morechoose. The staff is helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. Will definitely be back to try other chocolates!

Had a wonderful,memorable experience at BE Chocolate. We along with our friends took a chocolate…read moremaking class with the very talented Benoit Raquet. His passion and enthusiasm for chocolate was easy to see. We were all caught up in his enthusiasm in just moments. Two of us cannot tolerate dairy he was kind and talented enough to change the recipe so we were able to make dark chocolate espresso cups that we all could enjoy. We had a fabulous time and came home with amazing chocolates we had made. After tasting a couple of other chocolates I may have come home with an additional selection of BE Chocolats. We traveled to Belgium often over the years due to business. Benoit and BE Chocolat brought back such wonderful memories. The chocolates are so special crafted with thought and talent making them out of this world. You can tell time was taken to source the very best ingredients. I have to add I've been on a quest for years to find a wafel like those I'd treat myself to in Belgium here in the states. I'd been unsuccessful up until now. BE Chocolat's wafels are amazing I was transported back to Belgium with the first bite. Highly recommend! Can't wait to go back.

This place has some of the best Belgian chocolate in the Northeast! They use Callebaut, which is…read morehigh quality Belgian chocolate, and offer a variety of French style chocolates/bonbons as well as chocolate bars and gelato. They have rotating seasonal flavors and some mainstays such as Pistachio, Blood Orange, Bailey's, Marshmallow (and they actually use marshmallow in it, rather than just flavoring), Triple C (which is Cardamom, Cinnamon, and Cayenne pepper), Turtle Pecan, Coffee, Biscoff, and Cookies and Cream. A little pricey, sure, but definitely worth the money!

An absolute gem! A…read moredream of a candy store brimming with all kinds of gorgeous chocolates, goodies and much more. The chocolates I bought are wonderful, and the kind, warm service makes it perfect

What a nice little sweet shop and the owner is really nice and helpful. I like chocolate but never…read morecan eat much so I was happy with the per lbs selections. I will be visiting again.

Our favorite artisan chocolate shop was closed today due to the rainstorm, and my husband and I…read morewere craving handmade chocolates. A quick Yelp search led us to Le Rouge... Upon entering the shop, we got a whiff of a putrid smell. To my husband, it smelled like a dirty public toilet. To me, it smelled like rotten leftovers. We also noticed the shop was not very clean. The floor looked dirty, and the place just looked disorganized. Like as if they were in the midst of a move. Next, onto the service. We each picked four different flavors. The sales associate used his BARE hands to retrieve each one. This is UNACCEPTABLE. Even if he is using sanitizer prior to retrieving the chocolates, this is an unsanitary practice. Sure, the chocolates have paper cups, however my husband did order one orange almond cluster which does not have any covering or paper cup. The sales associate handed the cluster with his BARE HANDS. Gross! I don't believe I've ever been served chocolate without someone wearing gloves... even in a third world country. The chocolates unfortunately were STALE! They all tasted like they had been sitting out for several days. They did not taste high quality - I'm sorry to say that they were barely a step above Russel Stover chocolates. The packaging is nice, though. We love supporting small businesses and especially women of color owned businesses, but unfortunately this place did not meet our expectations. Would not return nor recommend to anyone.

I'm a chocolate snob and make it a point to design walking tours of cities around chocolate…read moreboutique locations (hey - it's a great way to see a city!). My point: I've had A LOT of chocolate in the States and around the world. I've lived in Southern CT for two years. Le Rouge is probably the best in Fairfield County. I have good news and, well, two suggestions: -The chocolates are rich and well made. The flavor profiles are excellent. Really, this place does an excellent job with flavors. I do recommend it! -Suggestion #1: offer options with cheaper packaging. Yes, I know chocolate boutiques have a lot of overhead. And I'm a person who readily forks out $100+ for chocolate samples when traveling. Le Rouge is just too expensive, and I'm not sure the expense matches the product. Again, the chocolate is really, really good BUT.... My current favorite chocolate shop is in NYC and is very pricey, but the truffles are exceptional and the boutique is paying NYC rent. I wonder if Le Rouge can offer a packaging option that doesn't use its high quality boxes for locals just looking to bring 6 truffles home. I suspect that part of the reason that the prices are so high is because the packaging is expensive. In addition to a nice gift box for a friend, I asked for two truffles in a small bag. The clerk told me they couldn't do this. So... La Rouge lost out on the money I would have spent on two additional truffles. I wonder how often this happens and what money is potentially lost? -Suggestion #2: In all the many, many, many boutiques I've been to in the US, Canada, and Europe, every one of them has provided a "chocolate key." This key is sometimes glossy and gorgeous. It sometimes low-key and practical. The point: it's always there! The "keys" are consistent and help the customer identify what they're about to eat. The clerk at Le Rouge told me that the boutique does not hand out a chocolate key/guide/pamphlet because the flavors are often changed. Huh? What? I suggest being consistent. One shape should always be the _____ flavor. The next should be the _____ flavor. If the shop needs to buy more molds to accommodate different flavor profiles, it's worth the investment. OR...if a particular mold is used as a daily/weekly "wild card", I suggest using a color or other indication that it's a particular flavor. One boutique that I frequent uses the same mold for every truffle it makes. However, the truffles are all adorned with a different color to identify the flavor within. Even 10 years later, I know exactly what I'm getting per the color of the truffle top. Again, this is a great place. I would purchase chocolate here more frequently if the price made it a little more accessible to non-wealthy locals. (And, yes, I have no problem paying current prices if I need a fancy box for gift-giving. Sometimes, I just want some nice truffles at home sans fancy packaging.)

I visited Bridgewater chocolate this past Sunday for the first time and I had a wonderful…read moreexperience. I was astounded by the customer service. The two young girls working were very helpful and pleasant. I now know where to go to get my chocolate. 10/10.

The chocolate is outstanding. If you go to the storefront however, be prepared for an unhappy…read morestaff. Top down- this surely reflects owner/management style as these folks were certainly working hard- just seemed unhappy. Better to order online.

Super cute choco shoppe! There's selections that Jo makes and selections that come from another…read morechocolatier in Pennsylvania (I believe). It's boutique priced but (mostly) home-made. Great selection of already boxed candies on top of the chocolates in the display cases. I keep ordering things that are new to me that I don't particularly like unfortunately, but I can appreciate what it is I'm buying. Will be purchasing many a gift here this coming season!

I love this little candy shop in new Milford/ northville line.. it has the best cherry cordials ,…read morecaramels, and so much more!!! If you've never been there? Make the trip well worth your time!!! And the lady Jo is so friendly and kind .. so happy I found this little shop!!

Enjoyed the glorious after dinner mints. One only one…read moresatisfied my chocolate need. Smooth and a treat for my dinner guests.

This shop is located in the madness that is Federal Road in Brookfield - a rare occasion to thank…read morecity planners for traffic lights. Bridgewater Chocolate is located in the corner of the plaza, accessible to all parking spots. The interior of the store has their name and logo everywhere. The rug, the frosted glass by the register.... The register. Chocolate is everywhere, naturally, although you're not hit with a huge chocolate smell. Everything is plush. There were two women working inside, and they did ask if I needed help, but didn't try to upsell or repeat their offers. It's not a huge shop - if I changed my mind I could have whispered and would have been heard. The chocolate is naturally delicious!

Cute store with great macaroons! They have fun baking and cooking equipment and decor.read more

Very cute place for baked treats and baking supplies. This is a great place to stock up on gifts…read morefor the baker in your life--or yourself. The items are special, well curated, and not what you'd find in a generic store like Bed, Bath, and Beyond, which is exactly the point of an adorable shop like this in downtown Ridgefield. The pictures on yelp so far don't do it justice, I wish I'd taken some to show how nicely merchandised the store is. Elizabella's has all sorts of food supplies like fondant, sprinkles, and assorted fancy sugars. There are also unique boxed mixes, like one for apple cider or pumpkin (baked instead of fried) donuts, or a dog biscuit mix with a little bone-shaped cookie cutter. There is also a ton of unique cake molds and serving trays. Every imaginable shape of bundt pan, plus ceramic bowls and trays, and some neat retro-style coffee and tea canisters. I bought a huge bottle of good quality vanilla on a previous visit that I'm still using, plus they have a ton of extract flavors with your typical mint or almond, plus more exotic like chocolate hazelnut. There are also the assorted kitchen accessories like aprons, napkins, placemats, decorative mixing bowls beyond boring clear glass, and a variety of teas. Definitely worth a visit!