So fun. Great way to break up your visit of a very serious city. Chocolate is excellent - more flavors than you can imagine!! Great place to buy gifts too. read more

Here you can learn about the history of the Ritte Sports chocolate brand. The first floor has an outline of the chocolate making process from where the cacao is grown through, all the way to being wrapped in foil. There is also a short movie explaining where the concept of Ritte Sport came from (spoiler alert) which is the desire to allow people to fit chocolate in their pocket when going to the football. Also on the first floor, is a small cafe with lots of chocolate desserts and a token sandwich or two. But the main reason to go up the escalator is the shelves that carry bags of factory seconds (left overs from the factory) at a discount price to what's available on the ground floor. Back on the ground floor, they have a fun process that allows you to create your own flavour of Ritte chocolate by choosing the ingredients, the type of chocolate, and then they create the bar for you. Great fun for the kids. read more

Oh my... as an American newly introduced to the amazing chocolate bars of Ritter, I'm surprised I was able to keep myself from buying the entire store. There is an amazing variety of flavors to choose from, almost overwhelming at times. I probably spent around 20 minutes trying to decide on which flavors to get, but I realized afterwards that you really can't go wrong with any of them. My favorite is the white chocolate corn flake. Besides individual bars the store also sells souvenirs like variety packs and Ritter merchandise. Be sure to take a picture next to the giant stack of Ritters. Eat yourself into a chocolate coma. Regret nothing. read more

When in Berlin, you can't miss the massive store of Ritter Sport. One of the largest chocolate companies in Germany, Ritter Sport makes some incredible flavors of chocolate. In this flagship store all are on display and of course available for purchase. There's also a coffee bar, pastries, and a brief area for exploring the history and process of the company. It feels a bit like the German version of Hershey Chocolate, minus the rides. read more

If you love Ritter Sport, this is a great place to snag some uber cheap bars, make your own (!) or grab a hot chocolate in the upstairs cafe. We started by grabbing a 2000 gram bag of assorted chocolates for only € 13, plus an inhuman quantity of our favorites. We stocked up and basically paid half the price if you're coming from Holland. With heavy bags, we did the walk through on the second floor about the history of cacao and ritter sport, and ended with a cuppa in the cafe. We didn't end up making our own, as the line was long, but might check that out next time :D read more

Who wouldn't want to make their own Ritter Sport chocolate bar?! They sell every variety of Ritter Sport they make here, and at fantastic prices! They're about $1 USD per bar which is a steal compared to buying them in the U.S. Take home some obscure flavors to your friends to impress! read more

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Rittersport is my favorite so this was a treat to be able to make my own rittersport bar. Upstairs is a cafe in which you can purchase slices of rittersport cake. Super delicious. If you're a fan of chocolate, you must visit this shop. It's not so much of museum and even thought the candy is cheaper to buy here verse in the super market, actually making the personalized rittersport bar is a bit expensive. Still worth it. read more

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"Strength comes from, breaking a whole bar of chocolate into 4 pieces and only eating one of the pieces' - Judith Viarst. At least, this is what is written on the walls of ritter sport. As if the store itself was a trial of human willpower, with the smells of chocolate, actual chocolate being made in front of your eyes, and a chocolate pyramid, not to mention ritter bars for under a euro. I bet Judith never even walked into this lions den of chocolate. Because, Girl, she would eat those words, and all the chocolate. The store itself is pretty small for what it advertises- a world of ritter sport- it has 4 rooms, the store, the chocolate creation bar, the cafe/museum and the kids area. I personally loved the cafe, it was a great area to chill, and it smelt like melted chocolate and warm hugs. The store had EVERYTHING, a tower, a pyramid, of ritter sport and all the limited edition flavours- which was a bit disappointing this year, if im going to be honest. I also tried my hand at the choko kreation, and I expected a bit more high tech as opposed to people using mixing bowls. Like I don't know, something out of charlie and the chocolate factory with pipes and automated mixers, it wasn't that but the chocolate was lovely! Definitely a place to grab a few gifts for the family in berlin if you're stuck for ideas- also immensely reasonably priced as well! read more

Chocolate heaven! The shop has every delicious flavour of Ritter chocolate imaginable, plus lots of different gift packs if you are looking to take home presents. I bought a large 2kg assorted bag for something like €14. I only had time to shop in the store but could see that there were other things worth checking out another time. read more

Such a fun store! It's the perfect place to pick up good priced souvenirs. They even have a make your own chocolate bar. Tip: I noticed they stopped taking orders on the build your own chocolate about 30 min before store closing. So if you're planning on doing this, show up with more time. read more

A place you should check out if you're totally crazy about Ritter's chocolade. Visited during the holiday season and I sure liked the decoration. Tbh: I like Ritter Sport but simply not that much to buy overpriced chocolade (gifts). read more

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I love this place and always bring visitors! Great location, near Gendarmenmarkt. They have every variety of ritter sport you can hope for. In addition they sell experimental flavors at a discount! This is a great place for reasonably priced souvenirs in addition to the ability to make your own candy bar if you have time to wait 30 minutes. Candy bars in every size and flavor, you can even find gluten free and organic bars! There's a cute little museum upstairs, more for children than anything. You can find some fun and inexpensive souvenirs other than candy as well. This is a great spot to find unusual flavors. read more

So. Much. Chocolate. I kinda liked Ritter Sport before. Now I love it. It's one of my favourite chocolates - simply because I've never seen the range of types of bars at any chocolate shop before that wasn't a heck of a lot more expensive. They got me with the pick n mix - having tried a few types I'd never tried before, I ended up coming back and buying full sized bars. I rather liked the limited edition iced chocolate (my rather rough and terrible translation) plus the cornflake one. I did buy the quinoa chocolate for a friend who thought it was funny. Never tried it though. The shop itself is wonderful, with some excellent discount packs (which I would have bought if I thought it'd have fit in my luggage). read more

Love ritter sport choccolate bars... But here its a oritter feast! two stores of any ritter thing colorfull and fun Any flavour any size any gadget. Choccolate mufffins shakes bars... Any kid will love it... Me tooo .... That makes me a kid ?! read more

If you like chocolate, this is the place for you and they best part is for the cost you can't beat it; It's worth carrying the chocolate on your luggage. Every time I travel to Germany my family and friends can't wait till I give them a bag full of chocolates with all kinds of flavors that are not traditionally offered in the US. The Store also has a brief history of chocolate, a restaurant and coffee shop definitely worth ordering one of the drinks. Just in case you can't find a chocolate bar to your liking they will make one for you. There is a store if Stuttgart also. read more

Ritter Sport is definitely a staple place to go to if you like chocolate and you are a tourist. This is basically the equivalent to America's like hershey but much better. The chocolate was actually pretty cheap, you can get get a 2kg bag of assorted chocolate for 16€ (May 2016 -- prices may have increased since writing this review) which is pretty awesome! It's a good place for some cheap but good souvenir chocolate. Aside from just buying their chocolate, they also have a eatery upstairs if you're looking for some dessert, as well as a DIY chocolate station. I didn't try either because we were in a rush for time, but a ton of people seemed to enjoy making their own chocolate and it was relatively inexpensive. read more

Very colorful; reminded me of a kindergarten. I unfortunately could not make my own chocolate- they stopped it at 6:00 and I arrived 13 minutes after. I thought the employee would cut me some slack but it is understandable why she said no. The chocolate store is rather entertaining. They have all kinds of flavors and sizes and have some great packaging that is perfect for souvenirs or gifts. The actual chocolate is medium-high quality and is considered cheap for the quality, I would say that it is comparable to Hershey's or Kinder brand, but you should go for the experience. read more

Awesome spot for picking up souvenirs in Berlin! They have a wonderland of ritter sport flavors in all variety of sizes in the back - and at great prices. But the real star is the make your own bar in the front. You choose from two sizes, three types of chocolate and a bunch of toppings (3 per creation) and they make you a custom bar of chocolate. They have pretty sprinkles, cereal, dried fruits, candies, marshmallows, nuts, etc. I made two bars for my kids and they loved it. You do have to wait about 30 mins to pick up your creations but they have a cafe and seating if you want to hang out. Or it's in a good area to take a walk. We made it to Checkpoint Charlie and back and they were just finishing up my bars. read more

A tourist trap but lots of good fun. Make your own chocolate bar or buy one of the hundreds on selection. You can choose to make either a small or large chocolate bar. You can choose dark or milk chocolate, or a combination of both. The small bar includes up to three toppings. Once you've ordered, your bar will be ready in about 30 minutes. The price is around 7.5€, which all in all seems like a fair price. The store is also filled with chocolate bars and other toys and material. Really easy to find a gift for the people you've left behind while on holiday. read more

In England we don't seem to have much access to Ritter Sport. You can sometimes find one or two of the basic flavours, but that's about all. Knowing how popular this chocolate is in Germany, however, made this an important part of my trip! It was a fun shop with a ridiculously fantastic amount of flavours to choose from. We had difficulty not buying one of each! There is even a section where you can design your own bar, from different ingredients. The kids in the shop especially seemed to love this part. I was tempted to have a go myself but the kids were having such fun I didn't want to hold any of them up! Really fun and great chocolate. The only complaint is that some of the easier-to-find flavours can be bought for slightly cheaper elsewhere. read more

Never realized how many Ritter Sport varieties there are! Great place to stock-up on German chocolates before you head home to the States. There's also a cafe where you can make your own chocolate bar concoction. Great customer service and chocolate selection. read more

The first floor you can build your own chocolate bar. Upstairs has a small cafe where you can get food and desserts. Upstairs also has a small walk through exhibit explaining how chocolate is made. Both the first floor and upstairs have lots of chocolate available for sale. I recommend buying a bag of random chocolates for the best value. I had a chocolate cheesecake and a mint frozen hot chocolate at the up stairs cafe. The cheesecake was just ok, but the frozen hot chocolate was great. read more

Love! One of the highlights of my Berlin trip :) we just went to the second floor, ordered cakes and teas, and sat there for about 2 hours!! It was so relaxing and we had a window seat for people watching. The cake of course was very good. Perfect resting place after a day, or days, of walking around and sightseeing read more

This place is an experience! For those of you familiar with Ritter Sport, it is a popular German chocolate that can be found at the likes of Whole Foods or Trader Joe's (and occasionally Aldi!!) in the US. In the States, it is definitely counted as a premium chocolate, so finding this place made my visit. There is a chocolate 'bar' in the front, where they sell a variety of products. The most exciting by far is being able to create your own chocolate with a Ritter chocolate base and your choice of ingredients. A close second is the bulk chocolate being sold. There is a section where (wrapped) chocolates of varying sizes are thrown into a large clear plastic bag and sold for around 10 USD. 5 pounds of Ritter chocolate for this price is a HUGE steal! My travel partner and I made several tours back to the shop just to take it all in. Although there are other famous shops (Fassbender and Rausch comes to mind), this is a great option for cheaper chocolate and souvenirs. read more

I am a chocoholic I have to admit it, because a day without a piece of chocolate is a wasted day in my opinion. Even the Rittersport is open for quite a time now, I haven't heard about it until recently. So it was my lucky day, as Yelp Berlin arranged a CMYE at Ritter Sport Bunte Schokoladen World. First everyone of the chocolate loving yelpers were able to create their own chocolates for 3,90 a bar, a bit pricey but totally worthy. I never created my own chocolate and this was defo the highlight of the day. One is able to choose between milk and dark chocolate and add up to three flavours to it, and then they mix it and let the chocolate cool down for about 30min. I choose one for myself (dark chocolate, chilli and raspberry) and one as a present (milk chocolate, hazelnuts, caramelized almonds, and cookie pieces). During this 30 min I explored the upstairs and ended up in the gift shop where I brought goodies for friends and myself. Only negative part was that they have a minimum amount of 10€ if you wanna pay by lazer/debit card. Its not too much but I just don't like this. Beside this I had a chocolicious afternoon, next time I have friends over I will include the Rittersport Schokowelt in our Sightseeing program for sure read more

I was so excited to come to this shop during my trip! The chocolates here were so cheap. A lot of tourists were buying loads for souvenirs. Unfortunately, I was still traveling throughout Europe so I didn't want to buy a lot to carry around. They had a huge selection of flavors in different sizes. I also designed my own Ritter sport chocolate bar. There was a huge line up for this but it was a fun experience. You pick your chocolate base and choose up to three toppings. Then you will come back to the store half an hour later to pick it up. It comes in a cute colorful Ritter sport box. read more

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I LOVE RITTERSPORT! I internally squealed like a 5 year old when I saw this. It was filled with German children, tourists, and all sorts of flavours that I have never seen in the US. It was 20 euros for 5 regular sized bars, 7 minis, a phone case, and a gift pack of minis. Much cheaper than in the US. AND SO DELICIOUS!! read more

Excellent Cakes! Service was very slow. Had to wait for cake over half an hour by which time we had finished our coffee . Shop downstairs to buy Ritter Sport Chocolates is great fun and has a wide selection of chocolates read more

The Ritter Sport store is a fun experience if you're into chocolate. The chocolate cake in the cute shape of a Ritter Sport square is delicious. Upstairs you can go through their little museum or sit in the cafe. read more

Was pretty crowded when I went but still a fun experience getting to make my own flavour of chocolate! Wish they had the option of dark chocolate but on that day they only had white or milk. Chocolate seems to be cheaper here than in supermarkets though! read more

DREAMS REALLY DO COME TRUE!! I love Ritter Sport chocolate bars, and their flagship store in Berlin made my day! Massive shelves stock every flavor they have, including the new Eco line, diet bars, and seasonal flavors. At 69 euro cents a bar, it was a bargain heaven. Bought a ton of my favorites and some gifts for friends. They have a snack bar that makes all kinds of chocolatey treats and a kids section. I got to be a kid again in this amazing choco wonderland read more

The actual 'museum' part is very small, so let's be honest, that's not why you should come. If you're coming it's because you like chocolate and you're in Berlin. There's no reason not to stop here if both of those things are true. The ritter sport is cheap here and they have all the varieties, so it's a great small treat for yourself or a good thing to bring back to friends/family. read more

This was a fun experience for my kids. One just picked his ingredients and they made it for him (approx. 4€) and the other joined a small group (each accompanied by a parent) and made his own chocolate bar (approx. 9€). The parent also had to pay the same and make one as well, the parent could not just supervise. It was fun to do it together though, just a bit too expensive for a chocolate bar, so will not do it again. The staff did speak English and German. I was just expecting to see more of how the bars are manufactured and it's a shame they do not use fair trade chocolate. read more

There are so many flavors to choose from and they even have an area where you can choose your own ingredients and they will make you custom chocolate right then and there! They have a lot of full size bars and sample packs that make great gifts. It's worth a stop if you are in the area. They have a cute cafe upstairs with drinks and sweets. read more

Kids and Adults alike will enjoy a visit to Ritter. Ritter has been a favorite chocolate of mine for years. This store is a great way to take advantage of trying all those flavors you haven't as of yet. Of course, then there is the ultimate benefit, you get to make your own chocolate bar. You get to choose 3 ingredients to make your own particular flavor. Just make sure to budget at least 30 minutes for the bar to set and the line can be long to make your own bar. read more

Recommend the chocolate fondue! Had the dark chocolate and it was especially delicious with the bananas and pineapple.

Create your own chocolate! Choice of two chocolates (milk or dark) to be mixed with up to 3 ingredients. It takes some time though as they are usually packed. It takes 30-40 minutes for the chocolate to cool. That time can be spent upstairs in the café with awesome coffe and cake read more

The Ritter sport Chocolate house is fun. Bought some unique chocolate. But the cafe was a big disappointment.. we had this male servant that had a really bad attitude. Was rude when we arrived, took our order two times and forgot to deliver the main dish, this came after we asked for it (30 min later). We sad we did not want it anymore, and there's where the surprising ting started... he made a big thing out of it arguing loudly. Unprofessional. read more

Though we enjoyed the gift shop, my boyfriend and I experienced a very rude waiter in the café. He ruined our time there and would continuously walk past our table to glare at us. He was hitting the cash register aggressively and acting very unprofessional. I just hope that he was having a bad day, and doesn't usually treat customers this way. We talked to another waitress and she just told us, "he's usually nice, and just having a bad day." It was so weird to be treated like that when all we did was order hot chocolate and ask if it was too late to change to milkshakes. He could have easily told us no instead of turning aggressive and creepy. read more

It was a nice environment. But the personal was very rude in the café and uninterested service in the store.