Whooooah Nelly! What happened to everybody's dessert place? This place used to be bustling with literally eye candy wherever you looked from wall to wall. You would see designer candies that you would not get in other candy shops aaaaaand not limited to only a few selections. You could buy any type of novelty candy here and have your cake and eat it. Now it has been downgraded to just a dessert/chocolate shop. I did not know there were new owners until I came in today with my kids to have their jaws dropped wondering what happened to the eye popping candy with the emotions that evaporated with it? Gone are the bubbly, happy clients that would you would see wow'ed as they walked into here but instead you are greeted by a bunch of Empty Glass shells and the Ghost of business past. We used to come here because you could get your cake, and the candy for the kids with ice cream, but now it's something that you could probably get at your local neighborhood ice cream or candy shop. Most likely will not make that 25 mile Trek to be back any time this year but hopefully maybe someone else can buy this place out and pump it up like it was in it's hay Days. Depressing read more

I was never a tres leches fan until I came here. Extremely good. I haven't tried anything else, but tres leches, I highly recommend.

Had a sweet tooth & The Chocolate Bar was the first place recommended to me! I went for two types of cheesecake: omg & tuxedo, and 2 types of tres leches: chocolate & vanilla. The results: tuxedo over the omg & chocolate over the vanilla. The omg didn't have much cheesecake, more so a brownie crust, "snickers" type second layer, along with small layers of cheesecake & chocolate mousse. If you want more of a true cheesecake, go for the tuxedo. It's just as good! Onto the tres leches! Both were great, however, the chocolate offered variety of flavor & richness compared to the vanilla so don't be afraid to give it a try...or both lol! I'd definitely return for more. read more

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On a whim I wanted cake today. So I came in here for some Vanilla Tres Leches and OMG cheesecake. The selection of cakes were spectacular. Woahhhh... Two slices of cake and a water was $25! That's a steep price for cake but the slices they give you are pretty large, definitely a splurge for the wallet. I am disappointed that they didn't have WiFi that reached to the "front" of the building. The staff said I would have to sit near the back and the name for the WiFi was weird and they weren't sure if the WiFi even worked! So I used my hot spot. It doesn't seem like the staff cleans regularly in the front. There was ice cream drops on the floor and plastic wrappers on the tables and ground. We had to wipe off our table and as you can see ice cream under our table. Gross! The OMG Cheesecake was very potent and strong chocolate peanut butter smell. The chocolate crust was very thick, filling and delicious. The Tres Leches comes in vanilla and chocolate. I got the vanilla, the texture was good but it could have been a tad bit more moist. Clearly by the photos there cake presentation is amazing and they provide individual wrapped utensils and boxes for each slice of cake. Staff is really friendly and nice. Next time if I'm in the mood for cake I'd get it to go! The dining area was empty and not very clean. PS: they used to offer 1/2 off dipped fruit after 8pm but stopped because of covid. It was a good deal I hope they bring it back! I miss my midnight chocolate dipped strawberries. read more

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I love the atmosphere here and the chocolate tres leche is the best. I was honestly craving it. Gotta try it and the service is always on point. Greeting as you walk in read more

My girlfriend and I had been wanting to try this place for months so on our most recent Houston trip, we finally got some time to go and check this place out and it definitely was worth the trip! Before I start my review I would like to state, this place is pricey but it's not pricey for what you get. Chocolate is very expensive to work with especially when you're not using cheap chocolate like Hershey so if you go here, know you are going to be paying a pretty penny but if you want good chocolate, that's the price you pay for good authentic chocolate. If it's too much for you or you don't agree with their prices, go buy a Hershey bar. Now onto their products! The best thing we got was definitely the chocolate covered strawberries. Normally places sell the small strawberries but not here...these were BIG BOYS! We got 3 and we were way more than satisfied! We got my mom some toffee for Christmas from here as well and she said it's some of the best toffee she's ever had. We also got some of their ice cream which we ate there! We will definitely be returning next time we are in Houston! read more

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first time at the chocolate bar did not disappoint! huge selection of chocolates and cakes and ice cream. i got the caramel tornado and coconut bliss ice cream, and both flavors were tasty. their ice cream was reasonably priced but the other products were definitely on the pricier side. loved the early christmas decor + wall decor. the displays were also beautiful. staff were extremely kind and willing to help. read more

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Stop sending your stale cake with Uber Eats orders! We've eaten there and had delivery, and the delivery is not good. Will not be ordering or going there again. Shame on your business for sending sub-par food to people you know can't send it back! read more

That ice cream here is really good my baby was really happy. Definitely a very cute date spot. I had came here with two of my friends after brunch for a little dessert and I definitely wish I would've took more pictures. A lot of variety, very clean and of course very friendly staff. read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - First time! - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas

I'm not particularly fond of this location over the Alabama one, I believe the Alabama location is so much better, however a friend of mines had never visited the Rice Village location and wanted to see the difference. One of the huge disappointment that I experienced here was that they don't have a wide variety of cakes to order. Not all of the cakes were available and the taste was rich, but not as moist as I would have liked. Heck, I am paying $9 for a slice, it better be top notch. Also, they don't have many cakes with nuts nor do they have lava cakes which in my opinion would be the spotlight of this restaurant. I ended up getting the Any day's a holiday - it was OK, the vanilla cake wasn't as moist as the chocolate cake. It had a bit of dryness to it. What made the cake rich was the icing (frosting), but the bread parts wasn't what I was expecting to taste. My friend couldn't decide whether he wanted the black Russian or the tiramisu, so he just chose the tiramisu. It wasn't good. Very light taste, mostly chocolate over coffee. It wasn't worth $6 a slice, the slices were tiny-Tim. Also, I'm guessing this location is the first and the reason why I make this assumption is because the booths are old. They are unattached and wobble when you sit in them. This location may be big, but it feels really quaint because there's a lot of people just standing around in the way. The staff is meh, not as rambunctious and bubbly as the Alabama location. They are friendly, but you as a customer have to make an effort to get them to talk to you. The plastic bottles of cow's milk is $2, and non-dairy milk alternatives are no where to be found. Also, they don't announce when they are closing, they just expect for you to know and leave. read more

The chocolate bar takes you back to those days of the malt shop. How I wish I was around for those days. Maybe a sock hop. Ok, I'm getting ahead of myself, but anyway... The chocolate bar is just that; it's a chocolate shop that makes its own chocolate and desserts. You can have a sit down dessert there or take one to go. During my trip though I loaded up on their vintage candy or candies I've never had before like watermelon gummy bears and Dr Pepper licorice. Both were epic and reasonably priced. That being said, I am kind of mad I missed out on a milkshake, but I guess that's why I'll be coming back to the Chocolate Bar on my next trip to Houston. This is definitely a fun place for kids of all ages. A great place for dates. Just generally a fun place to be and look around. I'm sure you'll find something to satisfy that sweet tooth. If not, buy me something if that helps! read more

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This is probably the saddest review I've ever written. As you can see from my old review five years ago, I was probably The Chocolate Bar's biggest fan and LOVED their ice cream. Seriously, I used to go there about once a week and even had it Favored to me multiple times if I was working late. BUT, since new owners/management changed a year or two ago, things just aren't the same. The ice cream quality isn't quite up to par, and the massive overload of candy, chocolate, cookie dough, nuts, etc. in the ice cream ceases to exist. It's still ice cream, and it's OK, but just nothing compared to what it used to be. The cake is OK too, but just OK isn't enough for that kind of price. Again, I really hate writing this review, but, after many return trips to the spot while under new management, The Chocolate Bar doesn't live up to 5 stars anymore, in my opinion. read more

It's the AUNT ETTAs for me!!! I love this cake! It's perfect; moist, chocolate, sweet and huge! I pair it with Bluebell icecream when I'm having a "fat girl" moment! Try it! Guaranteed satisfaction - be prepared to become a regular :) read more

Unfortunately due to bad choices in life I cannot indulge in sugar but rest assured anytime an out of towner comes we bring them here. Just the name brings an interested smile to peoples faces. Honestly if you want to try some good dessert not ok dessert the kind of dessert that makes you want to come back and show people this is the spot! read more

I had dinner in the area and wasn't full so I thought dessert at The Chocolate Bar was just what the doctor ordered. Located in the heart of Rice Village, there are complimentary two-hour parking garages within walking distance. The Chocolate bar, if you couldn't tell, has everything chocolate your heart desires. You order at the counter and there's plenty of seating at this spacious dessert spot. I will say that I'm not a huge sweets guy but I dabble. They have ice cream, truffles, cakes, etc. I went with one of their signature items, the chocolate tres leches. It was a generous portion but pretty expensive for a dessert. At a more reasonable price point, The Chocolate Bar would be a little higher in my book. Price aside, the tres leches was good. I'm a big fan of tres leches and I had never had a chocolate version. It worked well. I definitely recommend this dessert above their other options. read more

Two life changing words...Uncle Darryl. Shortly after moving to Houston three years ago, my husband and I stumbled upon the Chocolate Bar and by God's grace ordered a slice of Uncle Darryl's chocolate cake. Wow. I still remember how blown away we were by the decadence and richness of the chocolate balanced by the salty sweet toffee pieces and caramel sauce. 1 slice of this cake will set you back $11, but the slice is ENORMOUS and can't be consumed in one sitting unless you have two stomachs or some friends to help. If you love chocolate, change your life and try this cake. You won't be sorry. read more

Celebrating with my family my youngest son who is off to the Air Force. This place is huge and a Dentist wildest dream for his clientele. What do you want... it's here and some. I'm not a coffee drinker but I am going to try the Mexican Hot Chocolate Latte. This is awesome there is just the right cinnamon and whipped cream to make you forget that it's coffee. I think I am going to order me another one. My favorite ice cream here is the Candylicious Junkyard- it has Twix , Baby Ruth, Milky Way, Butterfinger, Kit Kay, Snikers, Nestle Crunch all crunched up in White chocolate ice cream. -OH YEAH!!! The people here are so friendly and they want you to sample every thing. I would pick up 5pounds sampling all of this ice cream. I hope my family shows up soon because if not they may have to carry me out of here. read more

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Maybe it is a bit of nostalgia, but my wife and I remember the day of a cases full of cakes, ice cream, and chocolate. When we would take trips into Houston, we would make a Chocolate Bar stop nearly every trip be it in Rice or on Alabama. Today was the first time seeing the rice village location half the size. Where were the cakes? Where was the ice cream? And more importantly, where was the chocolate? Being disappointed by the display of chocolate, I succumbed to a piece of red velvet and an americano. I was greeted with an imposter piece of Red Devils food cake without the cream cheese frosting of the past and a scalding cup with a leaky lid, but at least the lid was biodegradable. My wife and I looked at each other at nearly the same time, said 'we never have to come back here again,. read more

Why haven't I gone here sooner?! My lil bro loves chocolate, and he asked me to pick up some chocolate cake here after work to bring home. I've honestly driven past The Chocolate Bar several times and always had the thought to try them out one day. Well, this was the day. Walking into this place, I literally saw chocolate everything: candies, cookies, brownie bars, chocolate covered fruits, and cakes. They even had non-chocolate items, such as ice cream, Lavazza coffee, milk, pies, cheesecake, tiramisu, and other types of cakes (strawberry, carrot, tres leches, and wedding cake). The decor and the desserts reminded me of Willy Wonkas Chocolate Factory. The only thing that kind of dampened my experience was the noticeable smell of dirty dishrags. This didn't sit well with me when all I wanted to smell was the wonderful aroma of chocolate and baked goods. I think they just need to change out their rags and this should be fixed. On to the food! On this visit, we ordered their most popular chocolate cake slices to go - the Uncle Darryl and Aunt Etta. I can't lie. They're pretty expensive at about $10 per slice. But, the cake slices were huge and could easily feed about 5 people or more because of how decadent they were. Of the two cakes, I did prefer the Aunt Etta. It's an aromatic, moist chocolate cake with creamy chocolate icing. Just chocolate upon chocolate flavor. I would recommend this cake for the chocolate purist. The Uncle Darryl was good too. The actual cake was only mildly chocolatey, but still moist enough. It's the surrounding chocolate icing with chocolate chips and toffee bits mixed in that made this cake fun to eat. When biting into the toffee bits, I loved the aroma of caramel as the finishing flavor. I can see why the cake had to be slightly milder to balance out the icing and chocolate/toffee bits. However, I do think the Uncle Darryl was a sweeter cake compared to the Aunt Etta, which was already sweet in and of itself. Either way, these two cakes were pretty solid choices. I do wish they had smaller cake servings (or maybe even cupcake versions of the larger cake slices) so that I can sample other types of cakes prior to purchasing such a huge slice of cake. Next time, I may want to try out their chocolate covered fruits (which are half off after 8 pm!) and espresso drinks. I hope to be able to dine in by then when the smell in here gets better. read more

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Let me start by saying that the chocolate is great!! Unfortunately, it is grossly overpriced for what you get. I only gave 2 stars because of this. I went in to get souvenirs for friends. I was shocked by the prices. I can respect the nuances of juggling affordability with running a small business. However, the prices were too high. Anyone who has ever gone to a cake decorating store knows that they can get great candy making chocolate, similar to whatever is used at this location, for a fraction of the price and DIY some pretzel sticks, strawberries, Oreos, etc. One thing that I didn't try that might set The Chocolate Bar apart is their ice cream. However, I didn't try it when I was there, so I can't speak to how good (or bad) it is. read more

Their selection is massive! There was so many items to choose from: huge cakes, truffles, chocolates, etc. read more

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I dropped in here one night a few years ago and loved the vintage feel this place had. My husband and I recently had lunch in Rice Village, and he mentioned wanting something sweet. I thought of this place and told him about it. Thirty seconds later, we were inside, debating on which ice cream flavor to get. We loved the decor and several options for flavors and treats they had. I also noticed they had chocolate cake toppers (available in milk or white chocolate), which would be an elegant addition to a wedding cake. We cannot wait to drop in again soon and are looking forward to our next visit. read more

What an amazing place. Took my three daughters and older sister on Saturday night. Desserts were amazing! They have the super heavy high calorie deliciousness as well as healthier and lighter options. Needless to say I went home and went straight into a coma!!! If you have not gone you need to stop what your doing and go now! read more

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Chocolates. Ice cream. Cake. Cookies. What more could a person want? The chocolate marshmallow kabob was a hit with our young ones. If that's too healthy, you can go for the chocolate dipped Twinkie. If you prefer an illusion of healthfulness, you can opt for chocolate covered strawberries or dipped apple slices. All are fun and delicious. The towering slices of cake are fun as well. This day the cake was showing signs of having been frozen. Refrigerator cold frosting with a touch of dryness in the cake itself. The brownie we ordered suffered from the same affliction. The Oreo cheesecake, however, was perfect. The chocolates and the ice cream are therefore probably safer bets, simply for consistency, than the baked goods. They offer a 10% discount with your college ID. Still, if you're a starving student, watch the bottom line. Your check here can build as quickly as your student loans. read more

Chocolate Bar has long been a favorite of mine. Then came the parking meters in Rice Village everywhere.. Yes there was still a garage, but it became a bigger hassle and just unwelcoming. Then last year the management changed and now there is no more homemade ice cream! The creative delicious twists on different chocolate ice cream flavors were legendary... And now instead we get the generic flavors from Ashby ice cream. Very few of the flavors are even chocolate at a store called The Chocolate Bar. The candy store on the side is also gone leaving a hole of what was once kid's heaven. The chocolate section remains intact.. But while they make great gifts and look great, I never really cared for the taste. Still a cute store I suppose for visitors to peruse chocolate pizzas and other chocolate moldings, but a very hollow shell of what it used to be. It makes me sad to say I will not be returning to The Chocolate Bar. This is one of my childhood haunts and it is a very bittersweet farewell to what was once great. read more

A bit on the pricy side for some of the items, but some delicious treats in here, some great gifts to pick up for someone, and the presentation is everything. Reminds me of a sort of retro pie/cake house that you might visit during late hours. The display of cakes is quite artsy, and I had a great time trying to decide on a favorite- ended up with the Aunt Etta's naturally... read more

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This was not my first time visiting the Chocolate Bar and this will definitely not be my last. What I have to say that I love about the Chocolate Bar are the options that they have in desserts as well as the size. The amount of cake that one person can get for about $8 is insane! There are pieces there that I am for certain are bigger than the size of my own head. My go to piece is the Tres Leches (I have also had an assortment of cakes as well pieces of their chocolate covered fruit). The Tres Leches is considered one of Chocolate Bar's classics and it is a delicious chocolate adaptation of your average Tres Leches! It never fails to satisfy my chocolate craving. I find that the Chocolate Bar has quality desserts, so I recommend anyone to stop on by. Added note: Parking can be a little tough, especially when I went (evening on a Saturday) be prepared to park a little bit down the street and walking on over to fulfill your chocolate craving. read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - Chocolate Tres Leches - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas

I'm guessing this place has been bought out because the cakes taste like box cakes now. Not what it used to be.

This was my first visit to this Chicolate Bar location. This place is larger inside but has all of the goodies you want that that the West Alabama store has. Parking here can be a challenge depending what time you visit. I had a 2 scoop dish of rocky road and a very nutty selection with Ken Hoffmans's name attached to it. I lived both so much I forgot to take a picture. My bad! I love Chocolate Bar! Great place to get a sweet tooth fix satisfied. read more

Came here after dinner to get some dessert. My girlfriend and I were eyeing the cakes to share, but we decided to get ice cream for each of us. I ended up getting a scoop of mint chocolate (I forgot the exact name of the flavor) on a regular cone. I will say, this ice cream was pretty good--it had more chocolate than most other versions, which is great because I love chocolate flavored ice creams. The mint, however, was not as strong as other versions but I still really enjoyed it! I also tried some of my girlfriend's coconut swirl, and I found it delicious! It was very rich and flavorful, and I don't normally get coconut. This place definitely does ice cream well--I would recommend! read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - Mint chocolate Ice Cream - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas

This place is a chocolate lover's paradise! The prices are gourmet, but you can still get out satisfying your sweet tooth without blowing the bank. A great place for gifts and for out-of-towners too. Some of them are really festive. It's right across the street from a fab shopping center, so why not make your day sweeter and swing on by. They have seating, so you don't have to run in and out either. Savor your sweets, girl! Surprisingly I'm not a crazy chocolate fan. I went with the Candylicious Junkyard cookie and it was soooo good. It's a combo between Butterfinger and Snickers in a cookie. I hardly tasted anything peanut butter though. Nonetheless, it still made my eyes roll back slightly at first bite. So good and chewy (I took it to go and nuked it for 10 seconds in the microwave at home). I would seriously drive back here for this! You know what it reminds me of? This toffee cookie I used to order at Panera Bread that got discontinued. Anybody remember those? Oh my gosh...so good. And the size is just right...big! My friend got the red velvet brownie which was okay and the dark chocolate covered smore which was crazy sweet even for a sweets lover. I forgot to check the hours, but it seems like a nice place to come back to late night...sit and chat with a group of people over yumminess. It can get busy, 'cause chocolate. The people...they know what's up. read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas

First of all, I LOVE their little saying "Where every hour is happy hour"... well, hell, consider me Amy Winehouse! After dinner a couple of doors down at Fu's Garden, my friends and I decided to walk off that delicious dinner and wander around the area. It's been awhile since I'd been to the University area so coming across The Chocolate Bar was a nice surprise. Oooooweeee!! Chocolate cell-o-phones, chocolate bunnies, chocolate cakes, chocolate bars, chocolate baby bottles, chocolate chocolate and more chocolate. I about went ballistic... the chocolate lover in me shed tears of joy. Ok, so maybe it wasn't that freakin serious but what a cool concept. You can even create your own chocolate bars and chocolate pizza. There's ice cream, cookies and plenty of seating to enjoy your chocolate concoction. We split a huge slice of the "Night and Day" cake and even between four people still couldn't finish it. We also picked up a couple of German Chocolate cookies to nibble on at a later time. Looking forward to it! Definitely a great vibe in here - the employees were each awesome in their own way. Very helpful. =) read more

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10% Discount for Great Neighbors All employees of Medical Center. All students, faculty and staff at Rice University and Houston Baptist University.!!!! I wish I would have known this =( One of the few drawbacks to using the yelp iPhone application instead of the website. I'm still not mad because this place is awesome. I haven't been to the original location but this one is closer to me so I checked it out and I'm in love. I am not a chocolate person...but I do love ice cream. I had the root beer float flavor, wow...it even kind of fizzes in your mouth, oreo something...eh, and a white chocolate peppermint flavor. Yes...I went to a placed called chocolate bar and didn't order a single thing that was really chocolate and still enjoyed myself~! The music is really happy inside and the employees are just as jolly. It's not the best job in the world but you wouldn't know it from their attitude. read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas

High quality everything. Best ice cream, best turtles, amazing cake. Nice people and cute shop

The Chocolate Bar is Houston's most iconic spot for sweets. Yes, they have chocolate: candies (the giant pecan turtles are my favorite), cookies, cakes, beverages, ice cream, and chocolate covered Twinkie's, Moonpies, or Rice Krispy Treats.But they also have other flavors of ice cream and non-chocolate cakes like white wedding cake and carrot cake. My daughter got a chocolate cookie that was heavenly; it tasted like the chewy edge of a brownie. Saw $30 gift baskets there that any chocolate-lover would appreciate receiving. Oddly, next time I go back, I plan to order the white wedding cake (plus a couple of those brownie-cookies to go). read more

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I came to the Chocolate Bar in a group of ~20 people for dessert after a heavy meal on a Saturday night, and I was instantly impressed with the variety of desserts that they have on display, from gigantic cakes to ice cream to macarons. I got a two-scoop ice cream (vanilla and mint chocolate chip) in a cup, grabbed a seat at a booth, and had a good time socializing and satisfying my sweet tooth. The ice cream was delicious (as all ice cream is). I thought the interior and cleanliness could be improved. The bathroom was not very clean. Also, the walls had traces of things that were once hung up on them, like metal hangers that weren't being used and marks from something being ripped off the wall. Just tidying these up would improve the aesthetics of the interior. read more

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Warning: If you don't like chocolate, sugar, candy, cakes, ice cream, or anything else that is awfully good for you, don't read this. This place will kill you. Well, it's more like the gun that kills you after you decide to eat it. This place is filled with every sinfully awesome dessert you've ever wanted. Chocolate. There's tons of it. No really. TONS. They have chocolate covered fruits. Take your pick. They have them all. !The fruits are also 50% off after 8:30 every night! Just in case you didn't know. They have fudge bricks, chocolate covered nuts, popcorn, truffles, caramels etc.. They even have a Chocolate Cougar, for my University of Houston peeps (Go Coogs!) and they also have an owl thingy for those rice folks ;) And they have a variety of other chocolate shapes and stuff. Also, you can watch them make things in the back, they have a viewing wall of their baking area. Cakes. they have about a dozen or more cakes at the counter. The Mud Pie was pretty good, but my favorite was the Russian. Be prepared though, it's rich. All of it. Grab a gallon of water on the way here. Ice Creams. they have about a dozen or so flavors. In truth, I have not yet had them. I will update when I do. I tend to go for the chocolate and cakes. This place is motivation for the gym, I'm telling you. But they have a good variety of flavors. Drinks. They have coffees and chocolate drinks as well. I had one their hot chocolates. It was like fudge made liquid. Amazing but oh so rich!! Candy. They have a whole section devoted to candy hard and soft. Basically, there is something for everyone here and you will not be disappointed. The staff has always been friendly and courteous. It's a clean establishment. the pricing is very good for what you get. And they have swing dancing on Thursdays. Random, I know. But fun to watch! read more

I'm going to keep it a stack. If you go here and you want chocolate cake of any kind you are making the right decision. I had a bit of a sweet tooth so I decided to find someplace different to grab a snack. I decide to stop by the chocolate bar and I knew it was going to be good because you walk in and it smells like straight chocolate in the bakery. I decided to go with two slices of cake. I grabbed one slice of the chocolate Bar's signature Auntie Etta cake and one of my go-to desserts Red Velvet Cake. I will let you know it took me three days to eat the cake because the pieces are so big. The auntie Etta slice was incredible. With the amount of chocolate that is on that cake (chocolate cake with chocolate icing) you would think it would be sweet but the dark chocolate they use makes for the perfect amount of sweetness and the moist rich cake makes the slice sinfully delicious. Red velvet gets five stars as well. The cake was equally rich and moist and the cream cheese icing was awesome. It was a little sweeter than the chocolate cake which was a little jarring at first but I still enjoyed it. Second best red velvet I've had a restaurant (sorry Betty's in Fort Lauderdale is still taking the top spot). read more

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Let's talk about what dreams are made of: About 30 desserts - ranging from chocolate tres leches to brownies to chocolate tiramisu to big as your face cookies to strawberry cheesecake to a seven layer chocolate cake. Seven. 7. Yeah, I know. Chocolate candies in the form of chocolate candies, bunnies, bricks (bricks of chocolate are better than bricks of gold...okay, almost), toothbrushes (kind of weird but still cool), bears, and champagne bottles. Yeah, I know. Chocolate covered cherries, chocolate covered strawberries, chocolate covered smores, chocolate covered twinkies. Yeah, I know. Ice cream flavors that make your mouth water, release the butterflies in your stomach, and almost, just almost, makes you want to marry ice cream. Yeah, I know. Candy ranging from sour punch straws, candy buttons, root bear flavored gum, Bertie's beans, gummy bears, and sour belts. Yeah, I know. This is what dreams are made of. Charlie would be happy with this chocolate factory. Wait, no. Willy Wonka himself would be happy with this chocolate factory. (No Oompa Loompas where harmed in the making of this review.) read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - Just a kid in a candy shop - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas

They have a wide range of chocolate covered fruits (1/2 price at the end of the day) as well as assorted candies and ice cream. The ice cream is good but you have to buy at least two scoops. They do not sell just one scoop. If you are in the area and have a sweet tooth, this is a great place to go. I usually get dragged along with my wife and kids. After all, I am their ATM. If you find this review helpful, please let me know below. Thanks for reading. read more

Winfield's Chocolate Bar - Desserts Near Me - Houston, Texas