I was in Montpellier last week working with an arts organization…read more One of the directors mentioned that I could find excellent and unusual chocolate at Thierry Papereux across from Eglise Saint Roch. The store was charming, the attendant hospitable, and you could clearly see a man working behind the glass building chocolates. I purchased a pretty wide range of choices to bring back to the states. The chocolate lait caramel is the BEST CHOCOLATE I've EVER EATEN. It is unbelieveably delicious. I want to take a trip back to Montpellier just to get some. If you are ever in Montpellier you MUST go to Thierry Papereux!!!!!!

The. Best. Chocolate. I've. Ever. Had. Came online to see if they deliver to the US. I'll never eat…read moreHershey's again. Ever.

Amazing amazing!! This is the best of the best. Make sure to stop by . Great gift options. Kind…read moreowner. And delicious chocolates

This is the kind of place that I always thought was only in the movies. A chocolate shop in France…read morewhere the chocolatier makes his chocolate in the store by hand and it tastes absolutely amazing. After tasting the chocolate I instantly starting smiling and realized I had never tasted real chocolate in my life. It's as amazing as it sounds. There are dozens of different little chocolate morsels and chocolate bars. The owner is so nice and was able to speak English as I struggled with my French. Best of all the owner and his apprentice were so nice to give my son a little taste for free. "The notion of chocolate contradicts the principal of free will" is the quote on his card and the best description of this place.

We absolutely loved this candy shop! The sales girl greeted us with samples of lots of goodies-from…read morechocolate covered almonds to chocolate covered cherries and more. The store was set up beautifully, and the sales girl was delightful. We left with goodies to take home as gifts! Lovely place!

Their goodies are good but nothing to write home about. I found other local shops to be more…read morepalate-pleasing, though their assortment is tasty. The draw back is their prices as I could get the equivalent at home at See's candy for cheaper. I did however enjoy their tour, which is only offered once a week and is in French. But you get to see the factory floor and we tasted 4 different goodies made in that factory. If you visit a local tourist information stand before attending you can also pick up a coupon for a free tin (which only available if you take the tour; one per family; and is worth 4 Euro).