The best chocolate, the best service, free samples!!! Great location! Very clean and well stocked…read more My heart lives in this store!

I found most of the German locations that sell chocolate to be of average quality. This location in…read morethe underground of Stachus Pasagen at Karlsplatz, has a nice variety but fits in the average category. Going by the moniker of Swiss Chocolate, I have had better "Swiss" chocolate. Not as expensive as expected there is a nice choice of items. The truffles were ok but we found the bark to be better quality and more flavorful. The staff of young ladies were very patient as we picked out our truffles and provided service with a smile. You might have to hunt this location out so it might not be worthwhile; then again most chocolatiers in Munich were not worthwhile.

I mean what is not to love about a chocolate shop?!…read more This place is so cute and has selection upon selection of chocolate. Milk, Dark, White, 70%, 50%, nougat, YOU NAME IT, they GOT IT. You can buy the hot chocolate spoon things and they'll bring it to you with a hot cup of milk so you can sip on it while people watching. Otherwise, take it home or pack it up and fly across the country with it! Either way, a delicious treat :) I ended up buying some chocolate bars and a small gift basket as souvenirs along with the hot chocolate spoons I enjoyed outside. The packaging is ~aesthetic~ and makes a great gift!

Delicious! I was craving a hot chocolate since it was cold and raining…read more They have different hot chocolate flavors that you can pick from. Definitely would be back!

What a delightful find! The House of Cacao in Munich is a small and quant little shop near the…read moreViktualienmarkt Open Air Market. The owner is the nicest person with eagerness to share her knowledge on cacao. She took the time to explain the intricacies of cacao nuts, their origins, and various uses. Her suggestion of adding crushed cacao to yogurt was genius! The shop itself is adorable. Stop in if you get a chance.

Such a cute spot, delicious chocolate, and a super kind lady working who brought me and my friends…read moreall a complimentary sample when we were sitting outside. Would definitely recommend:)

7/8/2024 - walked past the place and dropped in. Always looking for good chocolates. Clean and…read moreorganized inside. On the way from Hotel Isartor to the MairenPlatz. Nice employee. That's great as well. Check photos.

Incredible. It's artwork for tastebuds . Every piece is unique and taste with your eyes before your…read moretastebud's. Not cheap but incredibly good

Fabulous shop that sells great chocolate. If you are a chocolate fan and live in Munich or, are…read morevisiting then, this is one place I would recommend you visit and, gorge on chocolate. I have tasted a few of their chocolates and it's fabulous. If you don't like chocolate well this review is not much use to you ;-)) They do have lots of other stuff in this shop but it's just a distraction to the main theme of this shop, Chocolate ;-))

When I am in the area, I will walk completely out of the way just so I can walk past Götterspeise…read more There is just something about looking at their window displays that makes me happy and say to myself "I want to buy all of it". I think the shop does a great job capturing that whimsical feeling, and you can tell they really pride themselves on that. The inside of the shop, albeit a bit cramped, is just as well-organized and decorated as the windows. Other than perhaps Dallmayr, I think this shop has one of the best food display//layout/presentation in the city. Okay okay....I get it....nobody cares as much as I do about this, so I'll move onto the chocolate. It's to die for. That's all you really need to know. I had a slice of their Banana Chocolate Truffel Torte, and it's basically. All I could think about the rest of the day. It was that delicious. My friend said her slice of cake was just as yummy, but I wouldn't know because we refused to share a single bite of our treats hahah. I have nothing but nice things to say about Götterspeise. Really....just go. Like right now. Unless "right now" is Sunday, because they're closed. AND sit outside and stay a while. The only regret you might have is staying so long that you buy another round of chocolate and cakes.

A very reliable place for morning pastries near our hotel. Such an overwhelming amount of options…read morethat even after 4 mornings it felt there was still more to try. The main categories seem to be fancy sweet pastries, flaky Greek-style pastries and baguette sandwiches. The fancy sweet pastries were definitely the highlight, but everything was good. Pistazien Creme Kuchen: Perhaps one of my favorites here, the pistachio paste was creamy and sweet and had that nice candied pistachio taste. Nice texture too, that's firm while being a little pasty. Banoffe Tarte: Very creamy underneath that chocolate shell. Nice little bit of caramel or something in the middle. Wurst Pita: Like a sausage roll, but in that oversized flaky buttery phyllo. Kinda messy as the pastry flakes everywhere. And maybe a tad dry, could have really benefitted from some ketchup or mustard inside. Black Forest: Loved the strong cherry flavors againt the intense chocolate. Very creamy, so not quite a cake. Baguette Shinken Gouda: A ham and cheese sandwich just hits right no matter what time of day it is. The baguette was shaped like a baguette, but wasn't as chewy like a typical French baguette. More texture like a crusty roll. Maxi Butter Croissant: Pretty standard. Crusty and buttery and flaky. Aprel Kuchen: It was like a having the inside of an apple pie layered between fluffy cake sheets. Plus some caramel sauce. Really enjoyed all the flavors and textures. Schinken Gouda Bechamel Pita: This was the phyllo vesion of ham and cheese. The inside was warm and creamy with big chunks of ham. Perfect against the flaky outside pastry dough. Wasn't dry at all with the pairing. Baguette Salami Peperoni Parmigiano: A little fattier than the ham and cheese option, with some more spices too. Kinda felt like a light version of an Italian sandwich. Red Velvet Kuchen: This is nothing like the American version of Red Velvet cake, but that's ok. It does have red colored cake layers, but the strong raspberry jam and sweet creamy frosting in the middle is unique and very delicious. I keep getting impressed by the cake options here. Ekmele Kadaif Cup: Seemed like a bunch of Greek flaky dough with creamy filling in a cup. Maybe a slight taste of honey. It was tasty, but not as complex as the other desserts. Carrot Kuchen: Ok, this was one was very much like the comforting carrot cake that I'm used to in America. Creamy frosting and spiced cake. Very nice. Maracuja Vollmich Törtchen: Another fancy delicate mousse dessert. Intense passionfruit behind the light white chocolate shell. Kinda small compared to many other options, but so tasty. Baurenbrot Mediterranean Sandwich: Hearty brown bread pairs nicely against the tangy feta. I also appreciate the marinade, which had capers, soaking into the bread and making it very flavorful.

Chocolab had an amazing feta flatbread dish and the cappuccino was served so cute with the heart!…read moreThe worker we were talking to was also very sweet. I definitely recommend coming here. We're only in town for the weekend but will for sure be back!!

Word to the wise: save room for dessert when sampling the delicious eats in Viktaulienmarkt…read more Sama-sama is mere steps away from the market, however entering the shop is like stepping into a different world. The chocolates here are so unbelievably beautiful, I almost felt like I shouldn't be eating them. Nonetheless, I bought and tried a couple of truffles. Each was rich and exquisite, sinfully so. Germany is renowned for its chocolate, and Sama-sama has mastered the craft.

First review in English: This place is a recommendation for everyone exploring Munich. It's a tiny…read morechocolate manufacturer close to Munich's famous Viktualienmarkt. The pralinés are little artworks, almost to beautiful to eat, but once you've tried them, you won't ever hesitate destroying the piece of chocolate art. The taste is fantastical, an explosion of flavors will challenge your taste buds, I promise! I love this place, the owners are extremely passionate about their products and always eager to suit your wishes. In spring and summer there are just a few seats outside where you can enjoy the chocolate and have a cup of coffee while watching people strolling down the road towards the Victualienmarkt. Go there, the prices are high, but just adequate for the quality of the products you can get there. 5 stars! PERFECT!!!

The chocolates are uniquely made with a variety of mouth-watering combinations. After sampling the…read morevery first chocolate, I got half a bar of the Fruit Mix which was white Swiss chocolate, whole pistachios, candied oranges and caramelized almonds. I think I'm going back tomorrow for more to take back to the states

A very large selections of chocolates including truffles, blocks of chocolate, and pre-packaged…read morechocolates. The employees were friendly and patient with my indecisiveness (because I wanted some of everything, but knew that was unrealistic). I ended up getting large, dark chocolate truffles, which were rich and delicious. It was a bit overpriced, but well located to satisfy my daily chocolate craving.