I act like a kid in a candy store here. There are so many interesting truffle, praline, and nougat…read moreflavors that it is difficult to decide what to get. You cannot go wrong with a variety box where you pick out many pieces to your liking, right? That's what I ended up getting. What really stood out to me was their hot chocolate. You can choose the percentage of cocoa. It is rich and full of pure chocolate flavor. This is another thing that brings out my inner child happiness.

The smell when we walk in is amazing! You just want to walk around and smell! It is impressive at…read moreall the chocolates you see in the case. You are surrounded by all kinds of chocolates. The lines to checkout are long so we ready to wait a bit. Chocolate: the lady assisting us behind the counter was sort of snotty when we said we only wanted 2 pieces of chocolate. We ordered 3 piece to try. The chocolates smells amazing but the taste does not live up to the smell. Yes they are beautiful. Yea the quality is good. Yes they smell amazing but the taste is lacking. The chocolate buildings of Berlin are impressive and I recommend to go and see these lovey buildings of Berlin made in chocolate.

I'm from the US and I love churros. The churros here are great - freshly made, not greasy, and have…read morea great crunchy texture like they should. The chocolate that comes with the churros is delicious - rich in flavor, not too sweet and has a great cacao taste. Very friendly service, would definitely come back! Great for winter as they have several different types of hot chocolate drinks and snacks.

After returning from Andalucia we craved for more delicious churros con chocolate so we tried out…read moreNibs here in Berlin. The great thing about traditional spanish churros is that you don't feel full afterwards because it's fluffy and sort of light. Unfortunately this place serves an entirely different kind of churros: smaller, thinner and way more doughy. Guess there may be people who do like it. For us though it was not the same churro experience as in Spain. Maybe it's even better this way. Because some things shouldn't necessarily be available everywhere.

I'm giving this place 3 stars only because the staff was unfriendly. My friends and I visited…read morebecause it's one of our favorites, but when we started taking pictures of the chocolates, the staff member became rude, insisting we weren't allowed to take her picture. I explained that we were only photographing the chocolates, but she refused to believe me, repeating the same thing and asking if we were going to order. We ended up buying only two chocolates, which were amazing and tasted really good. The store was beautiful and well-organized, but we didn't feel welcome. We decided to go to another location where we were treated much better. I recommend trying another location.

Word on the street is that this is the best chocolate in Germany…read more Sells for 5.9 euro per 100gms, beats the crazy airport "I bought it too late" prices. They let you taste the different confections so you have some sense of what you might like. Personally I prefer the simple dark chocolate, as the other mixed ones were too sweet. That being said, I ate all my samples without complaint.

An old-school chocolate shop run by sweet little old ladies. All of the candy is hand-made and…read moretheir speciality is dark chocolate, but there is plenty of milk as well. It's really delicious. Tourist tip: Bring these chocolates back home - they're tasty and unmistakably German (it even says "Berlin" on the box)!

Running through the streets of Schöneberg on a cold Berlin evening, my friend Daniela T. and I…read morearrived before Winterfeldt Schokoladen closed its doors. We dashed all the way from our apartment on Eisenacher just so we could buy CHOCOLATE. For some crazy reason, we were craving chocolate at 8:00 p.m. Not just any ordinary piece or chunk of chocolate, but Schokoküsse. Now normally I'm not a fan of marshmallows -- Ok, I lied! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stay_Puft_Marshmallow_Man) -- but I like Schokoküsse, especially the ones sold at Winterfeldt Schokoladen. A nice puffy marshmallow coated with chocolate, these sweet treats won't give you a sugar rush or that regretful "lumpy" feeling in your stomach after eating a marshmallow or five. In addition to Schokoküsse, Winterfeldt Schokoladen also carries a variety of individual chocolates and chocolate bars, and other sweet treats that I wish I was able to try before leaving Berlin. Located in lovely Schöneberg, if you're ever in the area and your sweet tooth is calling out for some chocolate, make a stop at Winterfeldt Schokoladen and indulge.

The prices are decent and the coffee and chocolate served there were out of this world... The whole…read moreantique design and furniture of the shop adds a great deal to the whole experience. I would recommend you try the chili chocolate while you are there.

This marzipan is amazing. We visited on our Berlin trip and the worker behind the counter was so…read moresweet. She gave us a bunch of amazing samples. Definitely coming back as soon as we can travel again.

If you need a special present for somebody who doesn't need to care about weight or sugar content…read moreyou'll find it here. This shop is a sort of institution in matters of chocolate and sweets. Various handmade sweets and a tremendous variety of unusual wrappings and sweet contents make this shop an adventure for sweetseekers. If the shopkeeper is in the mood you can even try before you buy!

I needed to thank a colleague in Berlin and thought of sending chocolates. I found Dubenkropp…read moreonline. I sent an email and followed it with a phone call although my German was not good Herr Dubenkropp spoke perfect English. He took my order for 18 truffles to be delivered, sent me an invoice and accepted that I pay with PayPal. He made this as easy and enjoyable as eating one of his delicious truffles! The price for the truffles and the delivery was very reasonable! - Irene and Daniel from NYC

On Berlin's main shopping drag, this shoebox shop packs in a ton of chocolate delights into a very…read moresmall space. Look simply for the sign that states "Chocoloaterie" and you have found the right spot. The back wall consists entirely of chocolate bars flavored with all kinds of hunky additions, such as coarsely ground coffee beans. Another interesting option was white chocolate with jalapeno. We sampled some chocolate dipped cakes that were the size of large donuts and were in a word, awesome (though ranged in price from 6 to 9 euro). There were too many delicacies to name, but they included chocolate dipped cornflake bars which looked awesome. Definitely worth a look if you love everything chocolate.

I am very suspicious of old school candy shops, since candy, especially chocolate, is simply a way…read morebetter nowadays than the crapper grandparents used to eat. And this place, which is been open since 1907, seems like no exception, as their chocolate truffles look extremely unimpressive. But their little cakes were surprisingly excellent. I had a rum ball covered in a hard chocolate shell and surrounded by marzipan which was quite yummy, and an outstanding sour cherry roll, which was like sour cherry pie filling rolled up in layers of a subtle butter cream and chocolate cake. Worth a stop if you're in the area.