Great service and beautifully presented variety of chocolate. There were plenty of great flavors to…read morechoose from, the hazelnut praline was our favorite.

As soon as you enter this place, you are overwhelmed by the sweet smell of chocolate. It is…read morechocolate heaven!!! No wonder they are celebrating their 30 years! My mother-in-law, used to live in NDG before moving to St Hilaire, would drive all the way up to this place for her Christmas bûche. It is good stuff people. I am a chocolate fanatic and i always eat too much bûche lol!! I am so doomed now that i live about 3 minutes (25 minutes walk) away from la Cabosse d'Or. Their pastries, ice cream, gelato, truffles and all chocolate related items are quite delicious! If you want, you can also enjoy dessert with a coffee or even a hot chocolate in their café side. During summertime, they have a terrace and a mini-put for you to enjoy. There is also a MINI museum that you can visit for free. But be warned when i say mini because it really is. Fantastic!

Beautiful gardens, great outdoor seating. Fantastic chocolate cakes, nice tea, and, of course,…read moregreat chocolates.

They have the best Eggs Benedict that I have ever had. Comes with a beautiful assortment of fruit…read moreon the side. Super cute restaurant with lovely staff. Kids love the crepes. Grab some chocolate in the gift shop on the way out. PS- I saw a video this morning of Jimmy Fallon taking the band U2 in disguise down into the subway of NYC to play for tips. Since Covid, this little gem of a restaurant has simplified their service and serves their food in a recyclable carton instead of ceramic plates. Don't be fooled though, the food and charm is still U2 and Bono!!!

Calling it a 'museum' might be a bit optimistic, but don't let that scare you off. There are a few…read morerooms of chocolate history to see here, and it held my kids' interest long enough. When we went, there were a few free samples out, so that helped. There's a small gift shop with some commercial chocolates and some house-made stuff, which is good to give as gifts. There was also a small restaurant part in the back, but we didn't try that. On-street parking was easy, but it might be tough during tourist season.

This quaint ice cream shop is a real gem! With a delightful variety of flavors and creamy, homemade…read moreice cream, it's perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth. The staff is always friendly, making each visit a pleasant experience.

Excellent hot chocolate, plus wide variety of chocolates made on premises, cakes, tea, gifts, etc…read more Indoor and outdoor seating.

I love getting my dessert from this place. I find the line moves pretty quickly. I just wish there…read morewas a little more social distancing because everyone is standing so close. But the chocolate covered ice cream is absolutely delicious! The chocolate is so creamy and thick. Personally I love taking half cotton candy, half oreo in a bowl. The service is very quick and efficient! Absolutely love going here.

Visited this place the day after it opened. We lined up for about half an hour or more but it was…read moredefinitely worth the wait as we were taken well care of by the frequent distribution of chocolate samples! Inside it really is a little chocolate heaven! It smells like chocolate and there are big chocolate machines of so many flavours that you need to take a moment to decide what to have. Despite coming from the home of the famous Cadbury factory, I was very impressed by this mini chocolate factory. There is a lot of choice in the shops and also menu so be prepared to be overwhelmed!! In general, I am not an ice cream fan so I decided to go for the smallest size... To my surprise, it was huge - portions are extremely generous and also price is reasonable for the amount you get! I went for the coffee chocolate coating and took a big bite out of it... The contrast between the hard chocolate and the soft ice cream was heavenly, I was able to bite on something yet enjoy the soft whipped ice cream at the same time... A perfect combination! The terrace seating is nice and spacious but the view of the main road really lets it down unfortunately... Overall, so far this the only ice cream that I have so that says a lot for someone who doesn't like ice cream!!

We were in the neighborhood and I noticed this chocolate as a highly rated spot on Yelp so we…read moredecided to check it out. We walked in and noticed it was a local shop with beautiful selections of in-house made chocolates. Smelled delightful. The staff was helpful in explaining some of the questions we had about the chocolate bars. I bought several chocolate bars for my friends back in the states and a small size bag of their mini size truffles to try. When I had the chocolate bars, I realized.. I need to come back to Montreal to buy some more to bring back. So I will be back soon!

Wonderful!! My gf got a small custom box of chocolates for her friends back home, but I think I…read morefound a real gem- some sort of amazing ice cream sandwich that they make in here. This thing was so next level, I couldn't even fathom that such a sandwich exists... I'll be back!!

Saw this place on a Yelp search and figured out it's a 5-star rating with "chocolate" in the name…read moreand nice scenery. What's not to like? So I booked a night to stay over on our way to Charlevoix. The Good: certainly that breakfast earns its reputation. It's conventional but really good, as is the coffee. Service in the cafe also quite good. The Bad: bedbugs. Found in the bedsheets. I get the feeling the staff knows they have a problem because when we brought it up they were indifferent to it. Did not make for a good nights sleep. The Other: scenery around the hotel is pretty nice, quiet and peaceful. Parking is street parking.

We are in the area celebrating not only my mom's birthday, but also following the route of the…read moreInspecteur Gamache series of novels by Louise Penny, famous local author. This was my mom's request and any chance to spend time in Quebec is something we all love. North Harley is a charming little town with some unique shops and of course, this delightful Inn, L'Auberge de la Chocolatière, or The Chocolate Makers Inn. The café has a nice array of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, as well as desserts. We were promptly seated. Staff is perfectly bilingual (which is pretty common for this area). I ordered the Grilled Cheese Panini with comes with side salad or soup of the day. I chose the latter, a celery and mushroom (non dairy) veloûté. My mom ordered the sane whereas my dad got the pepper and eggs Panini with chèvre and the soup. We each ordered the thé froid, iced tea, a slightly sweetened iced herbal tea. The Panini was delicious. It was a perfect combination of sweet and savory. The soup was creamy, properly seasoned and piping hot. As there was a chill in the air, it hit the spot. The service was excellent. We opted to forgo dessert, but we did get an array of 12 artisanal chocolates to go. We had mom choose the flavors from over almost 40 offerings in dark, milk and white chocolate. Each chocolate has a fine-thick sliver of topping or sprinkling of herbs or spices, such as dried cranberries, apricot, elderflower, cassis, cayenne pepper, sea salt, lavender, coconut, cardamom. In essence, a chocolate lovers paradise. In the car, we sampled the pralined and the apricot. The chocolate is extremely high quality and not too sweet. There's a lot of love out into those concoctions. The store also sells maple syrup candies and syrup, small and large bars of the chocolates, etc. It was a lovely first meal in the region. I would cone back here to enjoy the area's outdoor offerings and perhaps stay here.