The best chocolates on earth!!! Lovely staff, delicious…read moreselection of chocolates from white to dark and with different types of nuts. Prices are by the pound and everything is imported from Switzerland. You can sample some of the chocolates before purchasing them. Highly recommend to anyone!

I lover Laderach chocolates...they are very well made. The flavors always meld very well,…read moreregardless of what I get....hazelnut with milk chocolate, pralines, chocolate covered popcorn, etc.... Everyone of these creations are flown from Switzerland twice a week to replenish the stock at all US stores. It's a very interesting business model, but that has worked for them for years. The lady working here was so nice and so professional, it really showed that she was well trained. She answered many of my questions and gave me suggestions as I was asking about Easter gifts.

I've known Chocolatier García Nevet for a long time, and I truly admire the dedication,…read moreprofessionalism, and excellence of their work. Isabel and Susana García Nevett craft some of the best chocolates and bonbons you can find in Miami, all made with incredible care and attention to detail. The shop itself is immaculate and beautiful. Every season, the decorations, the ambiance, and the way they adapt the chocolates' shapes to celebrate occasions, whether Thanksgiving, Valentine's, or Christmas, is simply spectacular. If you love chocolate, this is an absolute must-visit. 100% highly recommended!

For quality chocolate truffles in Miami you need to go Garcia Nevett Chocolatier. Located in South…read moreMiami here you find one of the few chocolatiers in Miami. We ordered their Dubai bar which is one of the best I have tried and several of their truffles such as the one with orange and dulce de leche filling was amazing. Their chocolate tortes is a chocolate lover dream moist and chewy like the best brownie. It's not cheap but you see and taste the care and quality of every bite.

Ben B Coco is precision chocolate. The storefront is clean geometry, all intention, the kind of…read moredesign that tells you before you walk in that they're not playing. The bon bons in the window aren't just displayed, they're arranged like they cost something, and they do. The chocolate hits. The Dubai bars are built right, the ganache holds structure, the cocoa comes through instead of sugar drowning it. The gift boxes are heavy cardstock and careful branding, the kind of packaging that makes receiving it feel like an event instead of a transaction. If you're buying chocolate to give it away, this is the place. If you're buying it for yourself, they understand that too. The space is minimal which works. No café culture pretense, no "chocolate experience" narrative eating the product. You walk in, you see what's made, you buy it, you leave. The craftsmanship speaks louder than the story. Closes at 6 PM. Walk location in Wynwood puts it near restaurants worth stacking into one trip. Street parking exists but moves. The neighborhood's good for that.

While the shop si cute and the smell of chocolate was amazing. The Dubai chocolate was not. On the…read morewebsite, the price is 45.00 and he sold it for $50.00 plus tip. The owner claimed it has freshest ingredients and nothing additional . I am sorry but it's not worth $50.00 and the flavor is nowhere near the Dubai that I have tried . I will Coming back here. He has so many good reviews on google but we know how that works

They host a chocolate tasting and tour and for only $5 each on sale, sign me up! This place is run…read moreby Caroline and she's super sweet and knowledgeable on the entire chocolate process from beans to nibs to chocolate bar. The samples during this tour was informational and quite delicious if you're a chocolate person. I'd highly recommend this tour if you have an hour of your day, you can really tell the passion and love shines through for the first chocolate factory in the city! It's pricey but it's a small women owned business so you know you're paying for ethical delicious chocolate

What a breath of fresh air. This shop is really bringing quality products to Little Havana…read more Boasting chocolate tastings and an array of products, Exquisto Chocolate is elevating the Calle Ocho experience. While there, they have chocolate shavings for people to try from all their chocolate bars. They also sell hot/frozen chocolate, but they ran out sadly. But I will go back to try it because the shop attendant's description sounded so delicious. I did get a chance to try the ice creams and loved the Milk Chocolate one, it was so good. I highly recommend it.

We stopped here for an early lunch and were greeted by a lovely employee behind the counter who was…read moreso sweet with my toddler. She also kept a pleasant smile on her face throughout a lunch rush that came in while we were eating. Our food was tasty. There were a couple of menu items that weren't available, but good substitutions were offered. The restaurant itself is cute, and looks just as you'd expect of a cafe in France.

Everything is simply well made and I will always come back…read more Parking is the only issue here. Theres 3 parking in the street and the back is no parking allowed. Either you have someone drop you off while they drive for a few to come back and you are in and out or you pay around for parking.

Oh my gosh never fails. Ever. Perfect nice little dessert box to take to a party! They have so…read moremany different options, i always make sure to try something new! This time i was impressed with the Pistachio, and the cookies & cream. They also have cakes, which you typically need to order in advance. Parking might be tricky, but be patient looking around as it will surely be worth it! Staff is always super nice.

I first got the bigger pot called " brigadeiro de colher" - $12 - it was pure crystalized sugar! I…read morewent back and she exchanged for the 4 small brigadeiros box. They are very small. Dulce de leche wasn't good Nutella - good and creamy Original brigadeiro - good but not as Fresh as the sample they offer - it was pretty dry Staff was very nice and attentive Overall, an okay experience I won't return as I think it's too pricey for its quality

My go to for decadent delicious Choclates. Staff is super friendly and always happy to prepare a…read morevariety box for ourselves as well as the perfect gift. The assortment is vast ensuring that everyone has a bite with their preferences. Wonderful establishment.

Received these chocolate platter wrapped in clear paper as a gift for the holidays, the…read morepresentation was gorgeous didint want to even open it, they had chocolate with nuts, dark chocolate even with sprinkles the designs on top of the chocoates where so nice, this is a piece of artwork is so classy would définitly buy for friends when i am invited to their homes. they custom make the baskets for your special needs, they have dark and milk chocolate to these chocolates where parve and kosher

usually meet up with my family on weekends--otherwise we wouldn't see each other even though we…read morelive in the same city lol. Sometimes we switch it up and go somewhere nice, and Chocolate Fashion is always a great choice. The food is always fresh and delicious, but this time I went for the Spanish chorizo omelette with extra chorizo--because let's be real, regular chorizo is never enough lol. And wow... it had that perfect spicy chorizo kick, super flavorful, juicy, and just straight-up mouthwatering. Like every bite was rich, slightly smoky, a little picante... just insanely good. Of course, I had to get my usual café con leche--smooth, comforting, and exactly what you need with a brunch like this. And for dessert, a key lime pie that was the perfect ending. That balance of sweet and tangy, super refreshing, light but satisfying... honestly couldn't have finished the meal in a better way. Love this spot for a chill, quality family brunch. Always hits.

I loved finding this place; the atmosphere is super comfortable and well-organized--simply cozy…read more All the products are beautifully displayed, although not everything has a price tag visible. We chose a table and were attended to right away; we were even served water while we looked over the menu. We opted to split a "Chicken Club" ($16.95), adding an extra side of fries ($3.25). The sandwich was delicious--the chicken was tender and juicy, the bread was toasted to perfection, the bacon was crispy, and everything was very well-seasoned. The fries were also delicious, though I thought it was absurd to charge extra for them instead of the salad, which is the standard side dish. To drink, we had a simple Americano ($3.75) and a Mocha Latte ($8.95); the Mocha was delicious but, in my opinion, super expensive! We took home a Cannele ($3.95) and a Tiramisu ($8.50); ​​both were very tasty--sweet, but not excessively so! I liked that they also offer lunch options; my favorite pick of the day was the "Boeuf Bourguignon," though I didn't get to try it--perhaps next time! Overall, it was a good choice, and the prices were actually quite reasonable compared to the cost of everything else in Miami!

Bachour is a lovely brunch spot in Coral Gables. Perfect for our group of gals during our weekend…read morestaycation. We chose this spot because it was on the InKind app. There's a beautiful floral Instagrammable spot in front of the restaurant. When you walk in, the aesthetics is so dang nice. Big industrial space with a modern feel. Stunning pastries that are too pretty to eat. Service was wonderful and our server Enrique went above and beyond. This is everything we ordered: * Mezze Platter * Chilaquiles * Crab Benedict * Bachour Cuban Sandwich * Steak Sandwich * Matcha Latte * Chai Latte Everything was quite delicious. Mezze Platter was a nice starter for our table. The Steak Sandwich was the was a favorite. Chilaquiles could have been better. Cuban Sandwich on point. Crab Benedict was perfection. After brunch, I got some pastries to take home for the family. We had a wonderful brunch all in all. Love the food, coffee, pastries, service and ambiance. Bonus was the InKind app and discount of $25 off $75. Really enjoyed my brunch experience so much that I decided to take my sis here, she was visiting from out of town. And I used my InKind once again. Yessssss!!!

Bachour is such a beautiful spot for pastries, and everything we tried was delicious! We ordered…read morethe carrot cake, rose, and orange pastries, and honestly, each one was so good. The texture was amazing, and every bite had so much flavor. The rose was probably my favorite. They are definitely on the pricier side for pastries, but Bachour is such a well-known spot and you can tell there's a lot of attention to detail in what they make. The inside is also gorgeous, so it's a great place to stop by, grab a pastry, and enjoy the atmosphere. Definitely recommend trying it if you're in Coral Gables!

I tried the pistachio and I wish I had gotten more because it was soo good. A good quick sweet…read moretreat.

Oh My Gosh Brigadeiros was started by "two brothers willing to start from scratch, with the idea of…read morebringing and making Brigadeiro well known in the US." Luciano and Pedro Brilho were determined to bring their love of Brazilian brigadeiros to their adopted country of the United States. Opened in May of 2015, they were the first chocolate Brigadeiro shop in Florida. What are brigadeiros you might wonder? For the uninitiated they are a Brazilian bonbon, created in the 1940s and named after Brigadier Eduardo Gomes (apparently a good looking single fellow with an legion of admiring female fans). You usually find brigadeiros at birthday parties in Brazil. Although they are typically chocolate, you can find them in a variety of flavors here. Ingredients include sweet condensed milk, flavoring (cocoa powder) and butter. The candy is hand rolled and can be stored at room temperature for up to three days. The brigadeiros here are tiny and depending on how many you buy, run around $2 apiece. Brigadeiro offers 15 flavors including churro, Nutella, dulce de leche, Romeo and Juliet (guava), pistachio, rainbow, white chocolate, and their top seller Oh My Gosh which received it's name from what customers said the first time they tried it. "OH MY GOSH" They also sell cakes by the slice and in jars. They even have coffee cups covered in candy for the most amazing looking cappuccinos. Their Nutella cappuccino reached 16 million views on the internet and became viral in Miami. I had previously visited their store in the MiMo district. This Oh My Gosh is located on the first floor of Julia and Henry food hall in downtown Miami. I bought a sprinkle and original OMG to go for $5. They are packaged beautifully like jewels in a tiny box. The creamy brigadeiro's are very addicting and they make the perfect little sweet pick me up.