The place is cozy and almost nicely hidden lol. Side great vibes great music, great people. Service…read morewas kind and welcoming. Ok so I NEEDED COFFFEE!!! To top it off I'm also chocolate connoisseur and stepping into the place with a wall and. A half of all kinds of chocolate was heaven. So I did what any normal obsessed chocolate/coffee lover would do and got the mocha with espresso. Again I'm about the overall taste of both coffee and chocolate minus processed sugar. This is amazing. Feels organic and like I'm going to have natural energy without the crash. Highly recommend if looking for some cultural medicine!

An appalling and deeply humiliating experience involving my trained medical service dog…read more My wife and I are visiting Sacramento from San Diego, and we came to Café Xocolatl genuinely excited to explore its selection of Latin American chocolates, treats, and food. As a proud Latino, I make a deliberate effort to support small businesses that celebrate and showcase our culture. We intended to spend approximately $100 on products to enjoy during our visit and take home with us. Instead, we left without purchasing anything because of the rude, hostile, and completely unnecessary way we were treated. I have an eight-year-old Portuguese Water Dog who is fully trained as a medical service dog. He alerts me to potentially serious medical episodes before they occur, which means his presence by my side is not optional, recreational, or a matter of convenience. He is a task-trained service animal protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act. When we entered, my dog was calmly standing beside my wife on a leash, exactly as he has been trained to do. He was not barking, wandering, sniffing merchandise, touching products, or behaving disruptively in any way. He was approximately four feet away from the nearest shelf. Despite this, the woman working at the front yelled across the very small shop that we needed to keep him away from the shelf because the products were at the level of his mouth. My wife politely explained that we would be careful and that he was a trained service animal. Rather than responding professionally, the employee gave us a sarcastic, dismissive "ummm, okay," turned away, and then muttered under her breath that we should "probably keep him by the door." The contempt in her tone and the dirty look she gave us were unmistakable. My wife and I looked at each other in disbelief. We had entered excited to support this business and were instead made to feel as though my disability, my medical needs, and the service dog who protects my health made us undesirable customers. This was not a misunderstanding involving an uncontrolled or disruptive animal. My dog was quiet, leashed, supervised, and nowhere near the merchandise. The employee's behavior was not a reasonable request delivered respectfully. It was condescending, antagonistic, and profoundly lacking in basic compassion or professionalism. As we left, my wife explained that he was a legitimate service dog, that he is legally permitted to remain with me, and that muttering disparaging comments about customers while they can clearly hear them is extraordinarily rude and in terrible taste. At no point did the employee apologize, attempt to clarify her concern respectfully, or make any effort to repair the situation. Living with a medical condition is already difficult enough without being publicly singled out, spoken down to, and made to feel unwelcome because I require a trained service animal. No customer should have to disclose or defend their medical needs merely to browse a café without being treated like a nuisance. I cannot recommend this establishment after the humiliating and alienating treatment we received. A business that serves the public, particularly one presenting itself as a welcoming place to experience Latin American culture, should understand both basic customer service and the rights of people with disabilities. Until its staff receives serious training on service animals, disability access, and respectful communication, I would strongly encourage other patrons, especially those who rely on service animals, to spend their money somewhere they will be treated with dignity. We arrived prepared to enthusiastically support this small business. We left feeling degraded and unwelcome. No chocolate, coffee, or cultural experience is worth being treated as though your health condition makes you an inconvenience.

What a great selection! The staff was super friendly and helpful in deciding what to purchase!read more

I absolutely love coming and getting Carmel apples from here, so now it's time to do a review…read more This trip I got an Apple Pie Apple and the ones covered in Carmel, toffee, and chocolate! This shop is super small and quaint, a little over packed for me, but still clean 4/5. The workers are always super nice, though they should probably clean the knife after cutting each apple because the cinnamon of my apple got onto my friends separate order and she's allergic to it, outside of that I give the workers 4/5 for quick and kind service. The apple pie apple has always been one of my favorites, vey simple 4.8/5, but the toffee one (not-pictured) blew my tastebuds away! I shared it with my friend and he also felt it was a hard 4.9/5. Overall I rate this place a 4.4/5

Lovely establishment with both indoor and outdoor seating, along with a really appealing dessert…read moreselection. We ended up choosing an assortment of macarons and a truffle cookie, and everything was decadent and full of flavor. I also wanted to give kudos to the staff, who were incredibly helpful and kind. I especially appreciated how professional and composed they remained while handling a somewhat argumentative customer. Their professionalism really stood out and made the experience even more pleasant.

Whenever I visit Ginger Elizabeth's, I always buy her chocolate chip cookies! They're the best!…read moreThey're soft, chewy, and not too sweet. The price has been going up, and it seems like the size of the cookie has gotten smaller as well. I recently tried her salty caramel macaron ice cream sandwich, and I was really impressed. The macaron itself wasn't hard, and the texture was perfect! The ice cream wasn't too sweet, and the random bites of caramel added the perfect amount of sweetness to it. This location is smaller than the old one, but it's still pretty and pink!

Day trip to Sacramento, and in the afternoon the temperature was around 70°, perfect weather for…read moreice cream. Walking around Old Sacramento Waterfront, I noticed the sign "Made here fresh daily" for soft serve treats, so I stopped in. I ordered the chocolate soft serve, and it was not too sweet, which made it light and refreshing. If I come back for another day trip, I would definitely visit Sacramento Sweets again.

My significant other was telling me about this spot and was mentioning to me how gooood the…read morestrawberry swirl soft serve was and was surprised I never even heard about it! So we made a lil date to old sac to get it and it was soooo good! It tasted like a strawberry milkshake on a cone and the strawberry was perfect and not too overpowering. It was refreshing and the perfect sweet treat after dinner and especially since its getting so much warmer outside. There were also all kinds of homemade brittle, fudge, candy, popcorn, and more too so if you have a sweet tooth, definitely come check this place out!! I will definitely be coming back and trying some other soft serve flavors!

Ambiance is perfect for a night catch up sesh with your girl, or a wonderful place to grab coffee!…read more I will definitely be returning, all the pastries I've eaten so far are worth it! I purchased the almond croissant, regular croissant, strawberry roll cake, macarons (coffee, sea salt & Thai coconut) , and something lemony. I ordered a prosciutto & fig sandwich it was tastyyyy Love love love!

We stopped by in the morning, but none of the fun pastries were out yet. So we decided to get…read morebreakfast items elsewhere. My husband came back later in the evening and snagged a couple things. They were pretty tasty and a good sweet treat.

Forget Sees this place is the real deal. The shop is in the middle of the store. Delicious! Service…read morewas great we even got a sample.

A cute little candy story on Riverside Blvd. You can't help but support them. The next time you…read morewant to go to See's Candies, consider checking out a local Sacramento small business instead. The interior is a bit dark, but they have a huge deli case full of delicious chocolates for purchase. So many different types of truffles, bars, and other delicacies. I especially love the chocolate covered potato chips! You can also see that they're trying to keep up with the trends - Funko pops and beanie babies are arranged on one side of the establishment. The cashier was so sweet, no pun intended, and helpful. I hope they stay in business!

I had this chocolate years ago at the chocolate convention downtown and was trying to find the…read moreplace. The chocolate was so good! I loved the lesson in chocolate she gave as well. Her chocolate won't disappoint.

Visited Munchies October 9th. See my receipt…read more I think this is my first time here. It is located in old Sacramento ( down the street from Vs Paradise). Wow...too many choices of taffy in huge barrels! They also have some nostalgic candy towards the back left side of the store. I bought some different flavors of salt water taffy and they were all good! I think i picked out 5 different flavors and it was only alittle over a buck! Cute shop with a nice lady at the counter. Kids will love this place!

I'm unexpectedly a fan of salt water taffy now…read more On our recent road trip, we stopped by Sacramento for a night and bought a random assortment of salt water taffy from Munchie's. Munchie's offers candies of all types, but we were drawn to their seemingly endless selection of salt water taffy flavors. We devoured the entire bag of taffy during our trip. I love the cute shopping baskets to select all of the flavors we desire. With the amount of taffy we bought, the price was less than $14! Some of our favorites were the S'mores, Cookies and Cream, Chocolate Caramel Mocha, Buttered Popcorn, and Grape. They really know how to make an adult feel like a kid again.

Lots of variety of sweets! Everything from walnut and vanilla fudge to bacon & cheese covered…read moreinsects. They also have hard to find candy from the good old days lol. Things you can't find any more like Sugar Daddy's and Peanut Butter logs. Staff were nice, and they are open late. Street parking is available on the cobblestone street outside.

If you have a "sweet tooth" the name of the store says it all. BUT heed this warning don't go…read morehungry & know what you want more or less. For me the best part of the store visit the salt water taffy section.

The foods that was there was very delicious, not overly the top sweet. It was just right. All the…read morefoods I had were very tasty and delicious and would definitely come back for the drinks because it's definitely a hidden gem. I can see they take their time to perfect their craft and you know that it's going to be great, so the service is as fast as it can be! Once entering the store, the aromatic bakery fills the air and it just makes you have an appetite. Definitely a great ambiance that shares a store next to the Sandwich Spot.

Hidden in a business/commercial building area is this bakery…read more I went at about 9:30am and they didn't have much available cookie wise. I asked about their cookies and creme cookie but the staff said it was still cooling so they couldn't sell it to me. It was about $5.50 for one chocolate chip cookie. It was alright. Nice size and thickness, worth the price. But the taste was just average. It was very soft but it still tasted a bit dry. Not nice and moist. Service was fine.