We came here twice during our stay in Santa Fe. The chocolates are so thoughtful, interesting, and…read moredelicious. You can sample any drinking chocolate, even without getting a flight. We definitely preferred to European style with almond milk, but I think that we would like the more traditional ones if they were made with milk. We also really liked the brownies, though the Aztec brownie + ice cream gave me an intense caffeine overload--my fault! Our first time here we each got an ice cream, both with fudge and whipped cream. As I said, while the Aztec was delicious, it really was too much for me, but I still ate the whole thing! I was surprised by how much I enjoyed my husband's mint chocolate chip--the peppermint flavor was real--it tasted like they soaked the milk with peppermint leaves to make it, and it was so refreshing! We liked the chocolate truffles and bon bons so much that we ended up buying them as gifts. Our favorite flavors were the sage/goat cheese, peanut butter bar, Aztec round, bourbon pecan, and lavender. Finally, the service was outstanding. The servers were so kind, patient, and helpful. Our first trip the server took the time to write each flavor on our box of chocolates so that we would know what was what. The second server listened as we decided which treats were for which friends, and he wrote their names on each box before wrapping them. So very kind!

This place is so cute. The moment I stepped in, I smell the chocolate scent overfilled in the shop…read more There are a huge selection of chocolates , with unique flavor of green and red chiles that belong to New Mexico. Though the chocolates are quite costly, $4-5 per piece. I also had a mint chocolate ice cream. The mint flavor here is so unique, of fresh mint, which might not fit well with people who likes mint chocolate ice cream. I like it though. The ice cream is soft and smooth. Chocolate pieces are creamy Mango smoothie is refreshing. I recommend checking this unique place out when visiting Santa Fe.

This was the absolute cutest shop in the Plaza area in downtown Santa Fe. Tons of gifts and things…read morefor kids. Huge selection of trinkets. Staff were busy, so no one spoke to me. And prices were higher than I'd pay for a lot of the items. But it was an adorable store.

I just wanna put this here cause I wanna warn everybody that you probably need an hour in Doodlets!…read moreAnd if you are easily overstimulated... You might want to take it in smaller bites. Because it is chock full of fun things! This is my very favorite place to come in Santa Fe to find fun little gifts for people I love. (and i almost always take a little somethin home for myself too. tee hee) Also, if you like funky and old-fashioned candies, this is a great place to look for them .

This place is amazing!! We were catered to by Alena at the counter who was super kind and oh so…read morehelpful! The shop is well kept and if you drive too fast you might even miss it. There is a country chic vibe with chocolates of all kinds and non-edible treats as well. The white chocolate from the counter was amazing and my personal favorite although everything I tried was delicious.

We stumbled upon Chocolatesmith by accident and were glad we did. The owner walked us through her…read morewide variety of chocolate treats. They were delicious. She favors dark chocolate, our favorite, and combines several New Mexican spices into truffles, bark, and other chocolate treats.

This company moved online after COVID hit and the quality of their oil and vinegar products are…read morestill outstanding!

My god, what a find!…read more A friend and I stumbled upon this store while on a two hour visit to Santa Fe on our way to Albuquerque. We loved it so much that we spent a significant amount of time in here sampling all of their balsamic vinegars. You'll feel like a kid in a candy store with all of the classy stainless steel dispensers available for you to sample at your leisure. It was so difficult to decide but I walked out of there a happy woman with a bottle of their 18 yr aged tradition balsamic vinegar (top seller) and a bottle of their, wait for it... Georgia Peach Balsamic Vinegar.. my god. As you would imagine, that vinegar is light colored, rich and sweet (just how I like my men). This place is a DEFINITE stop if you are a balsamic vinegar, olive oil and/or salt connoisseur. Prices are reasonable ($20/per bottle), considering the amount and the quality. I like to think of this place as a little slice of Europe in the middle of Santa Fe. Also, I came across this video tonight while trying to figure out if Oleaceae already had a presense on Yelp. It's informative and gives you an idea of the classy stainless steel dispensers I mention in my review: http://vimeo.com/19817153

Popped in for a treat while I was roaming downtown. It's surprisingly large on the inside. I picked…read moreup a turnover since the staff recommended it and also some mint choco dipped biscochitos. The turnover was spectacular. Extremely buttery and flaky with a great savory flavor.

We visited for biscochitos and ended up with Mexican sipping chocolate and a cherry and green chili…read moreturnover and 18 pack of cookies. They were helpful and kind.

The candy from the bulk was extremely hard and expired. Was totally awful and will definitely break…read moreyour teeth. Very disappointed and dissatisfied. Don't waste your money here.

Always stop by here to pick up some toffee whenever I'm in Santa Fe. Fantastic, old-fashioned candy…read morestore. Go if you're in Santa Fe! Nice helpful staff

Chocolate and locally owned & operated - what's not to love. Really small place with handmade…read morechocolate candies & hand dipped fruit. All different varieties of bark. Most are decidedly New Mexican flavor. We could spend a lot of $$$ on candy here and most wouldn't survive the trip back to Albuquerque . Tasted were simple today. Hand dipped mango slices (dried mango pieces dipped in dark chocolate) and dipped oatmeal, cranberry & walnut cookie. Both were delicious. Neither surviving the trip home. They had plenty of Artisan Cold Chocolate drinks. But today wasn't warm enough for cold. The only warm drink was hot chocolate - we'll pass this time. The sweet tooth in me says we'll be back for more.

So many options! I…read morewalked in to browse and ended up getting two small items. Dehydrated chocolate covered orange and a dried chili mango covered in chocolate. A bit pricey $$ but it's understandable.

If I could give this a -10, I would. Went to buy a gift to take on the plane. When I arrives there…read morewas a note on the door that was BRB:). So I waited and waited for nearly 20 minutes. Called the other stores and finally got through to the manager. He called the clerk and said to offer me 10% which came to $3.00 off of A $32 box. I called him back and he said that's all she can offer- the clerk. I said this is unacceptable. I asked to speak with owner and he kept saying he can't and refused my request each time. When he finally gave me the extension, it rang back to him. His name is Harry Doscher. He's a crook. Not only am I upset, as I have been going there since early childhood, your store has stale candy and your customer service at this store is terrible. If you want stale candy and absentee service, then go.... But you're better off going to a real Chocolatier--like KaKawa... or heck, Alsups. You've lost loyal customers over time... and will continue to if you treat customers like such.

The furrier pup in the photos his name is Murphy so how could I resist not stopping in for a sweet…read moretreat. I'm so excited I did because the piñon Carmel Apple was such a great local experience. The flavor profile was spot on and I get a piñon Carmel Apple every time I come across a Senor Murphy. Upon arriving back in NC I ordered a catalog to share a taste of NM with my friends all over the country during the holidays.