I came here two years ago on a summer trip to Germany and have dreamed of coming back ever since…read more Not only were the bonbons delicious, the owner was the nicest person I have ever met. He was so generous in letting my classmates and I sample any flavor we wanted and gave us so much information about the candy available in the shop. We even got to watch part of the candy making process!! I got adorable lollipops that looked like the German flag and tasted just as great as it looked. Wish they shipped to America!!

From the owner: In der ersten Bonbon Manufaktur in München werden handgemachte Süßigkeiten in traditioneller Art…read morehergestellt und verkauft. Von leckeren Bonbons, Nougat bis zu Bonbonseminaren/Workshops findet man bei uns im Laden ein Paradies für Naschkatzen und Liebhabern, die edle Produkte zu schätzen wissen.

This place is so cute! Love the selection of gummy's they…read morehave. They even had a sugar free versions - great for diabetics. The lady was very friendly and helpful in assisting me with what I was looking for. Would I go back? Yes.

Great gummies! I think our group bought 6 bags, lol. My favorite was their vegan varieties. I would…read morego back for sure.

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

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:)

If you're a fan of Lebkuchen this place has a lot to offer. I think the biggest benefit over local…read morebakeries is their nice gift packaging (metal tins, lovely designs). Service was efficient and accommodating. I purchased both plain and chocolate covered lebkuchen and we all loved them. The sugar cookies (little star shapes) were also delicious. A great stop if you need some gifts for home.

This was a cute little shop we stumbled upon while walking around Munich…read more We don't know much German, but we understand chocolate! The adorable logo made us want to check it out. The cafe is small and cute with nice modern wooden decor. We got a hot chocolate to share while we sat and relaxed for a bit. The hot chocolate was rich and delicious! Very smooth, like sipping velvet.

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!

My wife and I bought a 250g bag of dried fruit here, and spent the rest of our time in Germany…read morewishing we'd bought far more. The best dried fruit we've ever had, and just an amazing shop. The staff were lovely, and the shop window is a work of art in itself. The next time we're in Munich, this will be our first stop!