During the holiday market this place was busy. So busy I didn't actually get anything. I also would…read morehave like to understand the pricing for the chocolate sheets. A sheet by itself would have been nice but I didn't have faith it would make it home. I did buy some from the airport store in Zurich - there are several. There was no pricing there either. 5 different samples for the family to enjoy. We had milk chocolate, dark chocolate, espresso macchiato, confetti (with mini m&m like candies), and - my favorite - caramel with sea salt. It was pricey but good.

Amazing and expensive. Worth it…read more Get the mousse treats--they are remarkable, light and fluffy. The selection classic is a good gift.

Ice Cream solves everything!…read more Fun place to stop for ice cream. I scream. You scream. We all scream. For ice cream!

Perfect spot to stop by for some treats and drinks when you get tired from exploring the city…read more I ordered their yuzu pastry, which had a good balance of sweetness and bright citrus flavor. It was light and refreshing, yet not overlay rich. It was perfect for a hot summer day. They are known for their luxemburgerli but it was during the heat wave when we went and it was so hot that I wasn't in the mood for anything too sugary so I didn't get any to try which I really regret and would love to try them out next time I'm in town. Service was quite slow. We waited for over 15mins before we were seated even though there's tables available. And no one came to acknowledge us during that time as well. Next time when I return, I would probably opt to just pick up some luxemburgerli to go unless you're very tired and just want to find a place to sit down and rest.

When first passing I thought this was only a chocolate pastry shop, but then realised it has a…read morehidden tea room in the very back. You have to fight your way through the narrow space between the two sections of the store to reach the thick cloth drapes that divide the store from the tea room. You will then find yourself transported to a Victorian red plush styled room with several tables. Hopefully, there will be an empty table, or a short wait for a table, and then you seat yourself, and someone will come to help you take your drink order. You will need to purchase any pastry or chocolate separately in the shop and take it back with you to the table. The chocolate is on one side and the pastries are all located on the opposite side of the store. Everything looked so amazing and the store was dominated by a variety of chocolate bunnies all wrapped up and ready to be eaten for the Easter weekend. The place was crazy busy, but I waited my turn, and the lady was very nice to explain all the different types of chocolate. I selected several chocolates to share with my husband and returned to the table. My husband had a hot chocolate, and I had a speciality coffee drink. The drinks were perfect, and the chocolates very scrumptious. I especially liked the cognac and raisin filled chocolate. I wish I could have relaxed and enjoyed the wonderful ambiance of the space, but it was just to busy and hectic to really do so. There was pressure to get up and let the next person in line have our seat. Tip: be sure to pay your drink order in the café and not the shop. The service in the café wasn't the best as there wasn't enough people to keep up with everyone. So we didn't know, and the lady in the shop bit our heads off for assuming incorrectly. They should mention this upfront.

Nice cafe for a Sunday brunch. Great choice of meat, cheese, fruit, bread, egg and more. They have…read morelactose free options but on order only. Don't look at the wall the have ugly blueish paintings on display.

Ordered some chocolate to take home. They offered a great selection at very reasonable prices.read more

Amazing chocolatier near the strand in Friedrichshafen. The coffee is excellent, with food…read moreofferings for breakfast and lunch. Ambiance is best on the street, when the weather obliges. Service here is always good, regardless. This is a favorite cafe spot on the Bodensee.

Three of us with my baby were walking close to Chocolaterie and suddenly it started to rain…read moreheavily. So we went to a white umbrella standing outside of Chocolaterie to get under shelter. Just after 2 minutes, a middle-aged waitress with short blond curly hair came and said "Sorry, I have to close the umbrella", then left us (as well as another 2 guests) in the rain without an explanation. So astonished to experience this in the tourist center of St. Gallen. Where is the basic business ethics and hospitality of this restaurant? 2017年5月12日，我和父母以及宝宝在参观圣加仑的Aufgetischt节日时突逢大雨，于是一家老小急忙躲到Chocolaterie餐厅外的大伞下避雨。不到两份钟的时间，就来了一位金色短卷发的中年女招待，只说了一句"对不起，我得关雨伞。"就把我们和另外几位游客留在雨中。在圣加仑的旅游胜地经历这种事让人无比惊讶。不知这间餐厅的基本行业道德与服务精神何在？

This experience is a must if you're in Zürich! I loved touring the chocolate factory, learning…read moreabout the history of chocolate, Swiss chocolate, and Lindt specifically. I spent 2 hours just walking through reading everything and could hand easily spent another 30-60 minutes. The chocolate samples were wonderful! You get to try the liquid chocolate: dark, milk, and white. Several pieces of Lindt chocolate, and of course one of each truffle flavor! The store was huge and had a lot of variety. The prices were comparable to grocery store prices. The cafe served a variety of great lunch items. And of course you have to get a Lindt hot chocolate while there!

This title is for the Factory Outlet which is a separate building from the main museum but that…read morepage does not have very many reviews so it might not be right... Anyways, my review is for the museum in Zurich! What a crazy experience! We bought tickets online about a month and a half out and they were surprisingly reasonable. It's a timed entrance so you have to make your best guess. You enter on the second floor where you get squeezed around guided tour groups and just masses and masses of people. The timed tickets apparently do nothing to stem the flow of hyper children and teenagers running amuck. The museum portion was interesting but we were not provided an audio guide nor was there a docent assigned to us. Suddenly chocolate fountains of white, milk and dark came into view and all thoughts of learning chocolate facts went out the window. We grabbed these disposable spoons and felt like Augustus Gloop as we licked the chocolates and then felt like hamsters as we stuck out our palms to receive the bits of chocolate dispensed out of tubes. Nothing was labeled but each tube dispensed a different flavor of chocolate! At the very end of the tour, we were given 1 of each flavor of the Lindor truffle balls! There was even a cute interactive part outside the museum where if you scan your ticket, you watch a Rube Goldberg machine transfer a ball into a piece of wrapped chocolate into your hand! I would've enjoyed this more had not this feral little boy behind us not screamed and clutched at people because he could not wait his turn. The shop was pretty expensive and I could not tell the difference between Lindt chocolate sold in the US but the tastings were magical. It's my own fault for coming here in peak season but man...the droves of people really dampened the experience for me.

Yelp Review 2026 #96:…read more I went to Laderach in different cities everyday while I was in Switzerland. This location is in Luzern Bahnhof and it's actually better than the location in Zürich Bahnhof. They have more selections here. There were two Frisch schoggi kinds I was trying to get but didn't find while in Zürich: Dubai chocolate, and vegan cashew. My favorite Frisch schoggi slabs I get all the time are vegan cashew (tastes and melts just like regular chocolate), hazelnut, and cornflakes. Add their Dubai chocolate to that list - you won't find it at all Laderach locations though. They have limited/ seasonal Frisch schoggi. In May, they had banana split. It's delicious so, I got a slab of that too. I got some truffles and mini mousses. I grabbed individually-wrapped chocolates for my friends. On my first day in Luzern, I went to this location twice. I first came here in the morning before going to the hotel. I was minding my own business taking pictures of the chocolates. The employee behind the counter was like "don't a picture of me". Girl, I have no reason to take your picture! I left. I came back in the afternoon for my chocolate break and that employee wasn't there anymore. I took pictures and the afternoon shift employee wasn't giving me samples left and right and was super nice and helpful. So, I bought chocolates from her.

Super yummy chocolates! Such a beautiful variety it was hard to choose but when you know what you…read morewant you can't go wrong!

O my! This is the best chocolate Ive had so far. It was smooth, rich, and creamy. It literally…read moremelts in your mouth. Our associate in Zurich HB train station location was so kind. Her service was superb. She allowed us to sample a few flavors before making a selection. My #1 selection was candied hazelnut. The hazelnuts are candied before enrobing them in milk chocolate. Other contenders were Blackberry Raspberry, Salted Caramel and the Blond chocolate oh my. The store is beautiful. What I enjoy is you purchase choc by the slab vs piece so you can buy as little or much as you want. Then I find out they're in the States as well!

Zürich, Switzerland…read more This is a chocolate lover's dream and a must-stop when in Zürich. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with the aroma of fresh chocolate and displays of their famous slabs, pralines, and seasonal creations. Everything looks (and tastes) amazing. The staff are friendly and helpful, offering samples and explaining the different flavors, which makes the experience fun and welcoming. CHF9.90 for 100g from the slabs isn't that bad. They are quite the size of your palm and that is quite big enough to enjoy. You can get a smaller size too if you want to try them all. It's a great spot for picking up gifts to bring home, but honestly, you'll probably want to treat yourself too. A sweet highlight of my Zürich trip.