Got a smore while walking by and it was freshly toasted. It was a decent price too. With plenty of…read moresamples of chocolate around the store. They had a lot of delicious looking drinks I wish I got a drinking chocolate but I will have to next time. So good!

Dandelion has been around since '10, and they offer various bars, toffee, baked goods, and even…read moregift boxes of various collections! I ordered several Bars, Bonbons, & Butter Toffee Collection from a recently work trip while out in SF, and they were such a hit! Each box is beautifully packaged and wrapped, and you just need to pop it in to a nice gift bag with some tissue paper, and you're all set! Each gift box contains sing-original chocolate bars, NeoCocoa, sea salt caramels, and Christopher Elbow chocolates (which are macadeamia and hazelnut praline bonbons). Definitely worth checking them out if you're looking for a gift for one that has a sweet tooth! +gift boxes +beautifully packaged

I placed a large custom order through their direct email and picked it up the next day. Everyone on…read moretheir staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The boxes were beautifully arranged exactly as asked and every bit as tasty as they looked (the ones I tried anyway... they weren't all for me!). The store itself is very pretty and a nice oasis from the bustle of the street. Next time I'm in the area, I look forward to ordering a sipping chocolate and spending a bit of time people-watching.

I popped in here and was greeted by amazing service. The ladies behind the counter were so lovely…read moreand helped me pick something out. We got 2 chocolate bars and 1 chocolate truffle for 25 dollars which is obviously very steep. My issue was with the fact that the chocolate were not amazing. 1) the bourbon chocolate caramel was way too bourbon-forward 2) the white chocolate passion fruit bar was way too floral and didn't work at all with the chocolate (I'm usually a fan of passion fruit and chocolate) 3) the coconut crunch bar was phenomenal. I was quite disappointed for how much we paid to only like 1/3 things. I don't think I'd venture back.

dandelion chocolate recently came out with their dessert series for the summer…read more Oh my gosh, it is to die for. The service was even great even though they were shorthanded during a weekend. The ambience was perfect since it was so cool inside from the hot weather

This place was amazing!! If you want a chocolate factory tour, you have to book it online - you…read morecannot sign up by showing up. Plus: - totally cool vibe place - dogs allowed inside - fresh homemade marshmallows - chocolates to buy - amazing staff - still and sparkling water available - plenty of parking around Minus - your factory tour has to be managed online and not in perps

What a gorgeous, unique shop! The sheer scale of chocolate selections here is impressive. The…read moremoment I stepped in the store, my jaw dropped. Right off the bat, the decor is so eye catching. I loved looking at the tins fixed on the wall with a variety of street names, chocolate brands, and landmarks. It makes for a very visually fun store. The chocolate choices here are unmatched. Every single chocolate I saw looked divine, and there are so many chocolate brands to choose from. There are also individual truffles for purchase. I visited on a Monday evening, and the store was completely empty, so I could take my time looking around. The brand Fossa caught my eye - they had chocolate bars with flavors like spicy mala, salted egg cereal, and satay sauce. Not only were there fascinating flavors, the packaging of every single bar I saw belonged in a museum. This felt like a store with high-quality, artisanal options, and I loved my visit!

This is an amazing spot! What's not to love about a unique chocolate store with chocolate from all…read moreover the world, a fun, interesting owner, and unique handmade boxes that have SF street names on it?? I got the Dubai chocolate (which is not made in Dubai by the way) made locally ,and honeycomb dipped in chocolate. Both were yummy and went quickly. Note that it's easy to miss this location sign the signage is not very prominent.

A charming dessert shop. The exterior and interior are modern with charming flourishes throughout…read more I found their frozen confections to be mediocre, but their signature creations were great. Service was kind. Don't Stay for Breakfast: Disappointed by this one, was 1-dimensional and no better than any run-of-the-mill ice cream bar. It lacked the maple flavor I was looking for. The only highlight was the crunch from the waffle flakes. Pavlova: A significant step-up from the other dessert. Visually, the pavlova wrapped around the presentation of fruit is quite beautiful. The pavlova was light, airy, and had a nice sweetness. The fruit filling was decadent, and added variety to each bite.

A month or two I walked in place is amazing , I tasted some type of pastry it needed alot…read more more sugar I was able to taste that 1996 guilt... bravo to you Gianina Serrano amazing you are one of the greatest pastry chefs wow , was anything on your menu inspired by "Ricardo RICHIE Torres" ??? Just wondering

Our family first discovered Teuscher years ago during a trip to Boston, and we instantly fell in…read morelove with the chocolate. Living in Denver, we rarely get the chance to visit one, so whenever we're in a city with a Teuscher location, it's practically mandatory for us to stop by. This time happened to be San Francisco, where we once again stocked up on their incredible assortment of dark chocolates. Our absolute favorite, hands down, is the dark chocolate pistachio -- rich, smooth, and dangerously addictive. Now, fair warning: this place isn't cheap. But you truly get what you pay for. The quality is unmistakably premium, and every piece feels thoughtfully crafted rather than mass-produced. The San Francisco shop itself is charming and inviting, and the staff has always been warm, friendly, and happy to help guide you through the selection. Highly recommend for any serious chocolate lover.

A Must when in SFO! You know I am going to mention their Dom Perignon filled chocolate truffles…read more The BEST! Melt in your mouth good. There is a reason they are on Oprah's favorite list of things. Try the regular and the dark chocolate ones.

I came in about an hour before closing and got the medium rectangular gift box as a Valentine's Day…read moregift. I really like that you can choose exactly how many of each flavor you want in your box. I didn't realize that before, but it's a great option because you could literally get one of everything if you wanted to try them all. I chose orange, citron/lemon, caramel, earl grey, espresso, raspberry, and hazelnut. There was also a vegan raspberry option since the regular raspberry had sold out for the day, and honestly you couldn't tell the difference. It was delicious. I also tried the lemon in store, and the raspberry was my favorite. One small thing is that once they're bagged up, it can be a little hard to tell which flavor is which since they look pretty similar on the outside. Not a big deal, just something to keep in mind if you're trying to remember what's what. The owner mentioned he's had the shop for 30 years, which you can feel when you're in there. He took the time to neatly tie up the box and even gave me two complimentary pieces. The shop itself is tiny and charming with a good variety of flavors. A friend of mine has been coming here since childhood, and now I understand the hype. I'll definitely be back.

I happened to find XOX Truffles by looking on a map and saved it to bookmarks for a future trip. I…read morehappened to be in SF last week and literally stumbled upon the shop when walking to dinner one night! Needless to say, I was SO HAPPY. The man working, who I assume was the owner / chocolatier, was very kind and helpful. Myself and two friends got the 20 box and he gave us one piece for free. I got the mint, espresso, dark chocolate and coconut and all were super tasty. I want to go back! It's a very cute, homemade shop and I highly recommend checking it out!

Dandelion Chocolate is incredible. I have never had a bad thing from here, and I especially…read moreappreciate the collabs that allow for new experiences and playful discovery. Sophie at this location is a gem. Yes, she's knowledgeable, but more than that, she's genuinely kind and personable in a way that's increasingly rare. There's an intangible warmth to her that turns a quick visit into a moment worth remembering. All around fantastic experience today for my first stop at this location. One suggestion: I really wish they would offer frozen fruit smoothies here -maybe a super simplified version of their café offerings. It would do incredibly well. There's a clear market gap in the area with tons of foot traffic, and it would put something tangible in customers' hands to sip on while they walk around, keeping the unique chocolate experience that's offered at Dandelion at the forefront of the mind. One day...

Tremendous selection for chocolate aficionados. It is the boutique where I shop for gifts too -…read morechic packaging! Who doesn't love chocolate? Dandelion brings such a variety of %s so you can find the intensity you like.

I stop here everytime when at the ferry building. I love the pastries they always have on display…read more The other chocolates on display always seem intimidating. One of these days, I will try one of the boxed chocolates they have. The person who helped me was super nice and gave me an honest opinion of the desserts on display. I was able to easily share my fears and thoughts. It was nice to be able to talk to someone about the items and understand what I was explaining. It wasn't too busy for a Thursday so maybe that's why he was able to take the time. All of the pastries I tried were beautiful, delicate, and as tasty as the display. 1. Peanut butter bar : I wasn't sure what to expect with this. It reminded me of a candy bar but 10xs better. The creamy chocolate and caramel with the crunch from the bits of nuts were perfect. It is a little rich. I wish I had a nice glass of milk or coffee to complete it. 2. Dandelion chocolate chip cookie : Nice buttery cookie that had a perfect crunch to it. It holds up perfect and it has perfect balance of chocolate. This is something my friend would love because she loves chocolate chip cookies but it didn't have too much if that makes sense. 3. Double chocolate cookie : This was chocolatey like he had explained but it didn't have the strong dark chocolate taste at the end. Personally, I think I prefer the chocolate chip cookie. 4. S'more : This by far was my favorite and I did not share. He had grabbed a handheld torch to roast the marshallow. What came out was perfection and it made the ride home in one piece. It tasted just like a s'more you would make when you're camping. It was fresh and marshmallow gooeyness that makes a delightful mess with every bite. I highly recommend this one if you love smores. Items were reasonably priced and each one was delicious. I highly recommend it for everyone to try.

I was hanging out in the Ferry Building at the end of a business trip and I decided to bring some…read moretreats back to my office. I'd driven past the Dandelion factory and wanted to experience a true San Francisco treat! I ended up ordering a box of dark chocolate brittle ($60 for a large box), not cheap but definitely high quality and locally made. My colleagues in the office LOVED it; people came into my office just to talk about it and some of them brought it up to me days later. I'd never had brittle like it... it was a thin layer of crunchy, flaky toffee sandwiched between coatings of the richest, velvetiest dark chocolate. Even though I meant for this to be a gift, I snagged a few pieces for myself for the drive home. I didn't know how legendary their hot chocolate was until reading these reviews, so now I have another good reason to go back!

I came here specifically for the Sundae, which runs about $18. They have all types of Ghirardelli…read moresquares and gifts in the shop. You can build your own Little candy bag. It's about $16 for 12 squares. Seating is limited inside and out so we got it to go. Once you place your order, you pick it up at the side counter when they call your name. The guy looks really annoyed who was delivering the ice cream so that kind of ruined the moment. They do have a water fountain right next to the pick up area by the door.

My friend and I went here on a Saturday around 4:06pm. This area ended up being more crowded than…read moreusual that day, but we were fine with eating the icecream while walking around since it was difficult finding a table inside the store. Anyways, we ordered the Waffle Bowl Hot Fudge Sundae to share and it was good. It did get messy while eating the waffle bowl, but it tasted good and the bowl wasn't too sweet. I also liked how they added a cherry on top of the sundae too. I'd recommend this place! I usually love getting their shakes, but this time I tried one of their sundaes and thought it was good too. I also loved how it came in a waffle bowl.