I had to give Hanna's Chocolates a final farewell and thank you for serving the tri-valley/East…read moreBay. Also, got my first/last Dubai bar from here. If you get the chance, their doors are closing today at 6pm. Pick up a piece. I had the honor of attending a Yelp Elite event here and have been back to gift chocolate goodness.

Quick service. Tempting treats…read more The store is clean and delicious looking. We bought two treats. Chocolate covered gummy bears and a dark chocolate rice treat. Both were yummy. The chocolate was smooth and sweet.

It's not a store, it's a house in a residental neighborhood. I called three times during their…read morebusiness hours but got a machine. Either the hours need to be updated or something else needs to be figured out.

I ordered cupcakes for my son's birthday. The cupcakes were…read morevery delicious. Not only the taste but the presentation was also excellent. Saba takes care of dietary restrictions - like nut free in my case. Also the cakes were ready at the exact time as discussed. I liked the overall experience and would definitely order from here again!

So thankful for this location, coming from San Jose. We love coming here for the holiday sale…read more Today we can for refreshments and of course to buy boxes of their chocolate cookie and brownie mix. 3 for $21- a new item and it's delicious! The shop is always clean and filled with wonderful treats and friendly welcoming staff. A must try when you are in the area.

Was in this area over the weekend and looking for a snack, did a quick Yelp search and this place…read morepopped up. The location is on a street of other industrial warehouses. However, if you enter 139th Ave. from E. 14th St., that part is residential. The entrance to the shop is up a small ramp next to the truck dock. Once inside, lots of beautiful displays. Many of the trinkets can be found at their retail store. Love that there's a little cafe in the back that offers sundaes, hot chocolates, milk shakes, and other similar treats. I opted to share a mini Dubai chocholate sundae. That sundae was pretty hearty and costly ($21 tax included). However, it was crunchy and flavorful. Ample parking, clean interior (including the restroom), and friendly staff, will visit again when in the area and looking for a sweet treat. #23/2026

A TGTG bag brought me here and boy was I happy…read more Got 3 very decadent desserts. All great, not too sweet, and very worth coming back for. Simply a reminder for myself to come back here.

Food five out of five: cheese bread with pastrami, Kibbeh were very good , maamoul was good ( the…read morefiller is excellent but the outside a little hard) Service four out of five (they forgot to add Basrerma to my cheese and sesame bread... took them like 10 minutes to fix it) Neighbourhood: five out of five very nice walkable , and people were going in and out all the time and they have a couple of tables and chairs outside. The place was clean.

2nd time going on my day off and beginning my Labor Day weekend 2026…read more I had to try this bakery 2nd time, and bought few more of their brioche doughnuts, shiopan,and 1 shiopan banh mi. I know their brioche donut flavors are 9/10. I tried their shio pan pre-lunch. So good and coated with sesame seeds. I'm trying their banh mi served their shiopan. It's served with their own Bo',a Vietnamese mayo, pickled shaved daikon, cucumber and carrot salad, ham. It's so good because the shiopan has acrunchy exteriorbut the sea salt flavor cuts the richness, and tangy pickled flavors of the fillings. This sandwich is delicious, so good and amazing! Menu today is 5/5. Another thing about their shiopan is they perfected their own techniques of creating a baguette substitute and saviry bread vessel. I bought their banh mi, and was so curious and planned to eat it later. After eating a few bites, it is so good. Their bakeshop and café is still quaint, and tgey have outside seating for patrons. Just a quiet place to hangout or chat with friends, or have lunch. Love this bakeshop.

Cute place and creative flavors. You can tell each item was made delicately with care…read more Malasadas ($6.50 for regular, $4.50 for mini): I got the Pandan Sticky Rice and White Rabbit ones. It was fluffy and sweet but that was it. I didn't taste any hint of pandan or white rabbit. Disappointment. Guava Cheesecake ($13.75/slice): I didn't eat this personally but I gave it to my friend who said it was so good she licked the box after. Pricy for one slice but it looked like a 1/4 of a small cheesecake.

NOMd: - milk chocolate caramel oreo…read more YUM holy shit this was so good. the oreo was crispy, the caremel was gooey, and the chocolate was not hard at all. didn't break your teeth biting it or put you in a sugar coma. - milk chocolate rice krispy (w. sprinkles). this was really good too and loved that it came on a stick. usually not a fan of sprinkles bc it feels like i'm gonna crack my teeth but these dots were soft. rice krispy was moist too. service, etc.: such a cute little shop and Mimi was super sweet! she know what she doin with these chocolates!! can't wait to come back to try other goodies

I have been wanting to visit this spot for a while now!! Loved the treats we picked out. Dark…read morechocolate and Milk Chocolate covered bacon, milk chocolate covered strawberry, and vanilla bean affogato. The covered bacon was ready in display but the strawberry needed a few minutes to be made. While waiting we enjoyed the affogato, tried the bacon, and took selfies. They are located in a bit of a tight area but manageable. Close to other businesses and I believe some living units above. I've always missed out on visits here because they are closed Sundays but we ended up having a Saturday open up of us passing through. I would love to make an order in the future and make sure to visit again soon My nickname when I was young was Mimi which made me want to check them out but with the yummy treats makes me wanna come back. I added them in my more than once folder I love their decor inside and that their back area where they made our strawberry has windows to view them put it together. The ladies were very kind and sweet which definitely adds to having retuning customers for sure.

Walking by, a woman was exiting the Laderach shop breaking off a bit of chocolate to eat. The power…read moreof suggestion, right? I stepped towards the entrance and a very nice staff member presented me with a piece of milk chocolate with whole hazelnuts in the bar. That's it! That's my downfall. Deliciously smooth Swiss chocolate ..yum yum! I bought some of the bars broken off from the large blocks. The one I chose has ground pistachios and flaky phyllo pieces... the Dubai chocolate! Just in time for Mother's Day (5/10/26) or Teacher Appreciation Day (5/8/26). Guess I'll have to come back tomorrow in case this Dubai chocolate doesn't make it to my Mom or the teacher at school :) chocolate is the best gift!

YUMMMM!!! Such amazing quality chocolate. Variety of standard and unique flavors. The only…read moredownside--hence the 4 star rating--the average price per pound is $80, which excludes a lot of folks from enjoying this treat....

Found this place as we were walking around downtown Palo Alto and were drawn in by the lights and…read morethe cute rabbit logo. The chocolates looked very upscale and artistic. We ended up getting a couple to try ($4.50/button) and were also given a complimentary one to sample. They also offer chocolate making workshops and lots of different hot and iced chocolates!

My mom and I enjoyed a lovely chocolate workshop here! I've made chocolates several times before…read moreand I still left the workshop with new ideas and techniques to try at home. The indoor and outdoor space here is delightful, and the gentleman who runs the workshop has a great sense of humor. They also feed you well before moving into the chocolate tasting / truffle making. Highly recommended for a tasty hands on food crafting experience!

Went here because I got a gift card as a Xmas gift. The owner honored it. I love the Dubai cups and…read morethe Turkish delights are my favorites, everything always tastes fresh and is high quality. I will for sure comeback to try the mixed nuts. Can you guys please make a cookies and cream Turkish delight?? Please and thank you!

The Old City Roastery been on my watchlist since they popped up all on my fyp with their famous…read moredubai chocolate desserts, various candies from Jordan, and sourcing of other popular ice cream like the Tu Cha fruit tubs. I finally had some down time to stop by on a Saturday lunch, and it was pretty empty since I visited during Ramadan. But the man working behind the counter was so friendly and patient with me. I literally felt like my stomach was bigger than my eyes, I wanted to try everything. But got a few chocolate covered goodies from kunafa to dates to regular dark chocolate for me and my coworkers. EVERYBODY loved it. My favorite hands down was the chocolate covered date. You HAVE to get that one. I only got a single, but I wish I got like five. You can also pick and choose and they provide you a little baggie to put them all in. They also sell turkish delight which he cuts for you by hand. I really enjoyed the pomegranate one as a nut-allergy girlie. The rose water was a little too rose-y for me. Too floral, it tasted like the smell of a grandma with her potpourri. They also sell nuts and other goodies like Palestinian ceramics. I had to get myself a Falasteeni ceramic magnet. It was so beautiful, painted with olives all over. Zaytoun aesthetic! Will def be back to calm my sweet tooth. And always, free Palestine!

Specialty chocolate shop and interesting walk through. Please come and create your own adventure.read more

I'm kind of a tasting enthusiast... I enjoy blind and nonblind tasting of everything from wine to…read morebeer to olive oil to chocolate. Came here as part of a group chocolate tasting event a friend had arranged, and I was not disappointed. As you may already know, this place is a sort of temple to the long lost art of making chocolate using pre-modern agriculture and insanely-manual-labor-intensive processing, right down to removing the bean germ by hand to remove bitterness from the final product. It works btw: even when the final product is a "100%" cacao bar, it's not bitter - just intense. Somewhat oddly, most of their chocolates then add flavorings back - for example ginger or grape moonshine. I'm not sure whether to look at this as the opposite of a purist approach to chocolate, or as a loving curation of chocolate combos that is only possible with the pure-ist of chocolates - but two of the combos are fantastically successful. Namely, the ones I already mentioned: ginger and the grape moonshine powered "Ubric" which will mesmerize you long after you taste it - and which has been the subject of article length features in at least one popular magazine. If you want a souvenir it'll be almost $40 for a few ounces. Do it anyway. And follow any preparation directions to the T, e.g. bringing the chocolate up to about 80 degrees before eating it.