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15 days ago
Chocolates are amazing. Wish I could get them in the US. Would love to be able to order online and have them shipped.
12 years ago
Highly recommend the assortment of Belgium chocolates. They had friendly staff and reasonably priced chocolate! It was all delicious.
Galerie du Roi 24
1000 Brussels
Belgium
Centre-Ville, Bruxelles
02 512 49 84
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We visited this chocolate shop just down the street from another store…read more We found a lower cost of chocolate but we learned that that's because they use more sugar in their chocolate than some of the higher end chocolate houses. Don't get me wrong it's good chocolate but not a rich and has less cocoa in it. For gift giving get this chocolate and save the higher end for yourself but it's still Belgian chocolate and can't go wrong with that.
I visited La Belgique Gourmande on a Wednesday early evening & there weren't too many people in the…read morestore. The interior was beautifully decorated. The store has a self-serve structure where everything is priced by the pound. The workers were very friendly--one even greeted me with a free sample & we had a lovely conversation about traveling. The rumors are true: Belgian chocolates are absolutely delicious. I enjoyed the treats so much that I even made a second trip to bring one of my friends back to try some for themselves. I would definitely visit again the next time I'm in Brussels!
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A massive sweet shop. 1 euro 49 cents seemed like quite a reasonable price for 100g…read moreI didn't have a sweet tooth but needed a pick me up and their branded energy drink seemed like it could fit the bill. Just 1 euro and without the sharp taste some energy drinks have (which I likebut some people may not). Hundreds of sweet choices, caffeine and a funny name? Has to be 4 stars.
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Love this candy shop/store!! It's cozy but worth the visit!…read more The candy is exceptionally delicious and packaged/displayed wonderfully. My kids loved this candy store because they also got to see how candy is cut and prepared! It was a real treat to see. This candy is an excellent gift and treat! Highly recommended!
From the owner: Bonbons naturels entièrement faits maison et faits main. Possibilité de personnalisation de vos…read morebonbons et sucettes.
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Being a chocolate connoisseur with an affinity for odd and unique flavors, I surprisingly did not…read morelike the basil- or thyme-flavored chocolates here. Both tasted medicinal (2 stars off). The other flavors were as you would expect. Why not even lower stars? Well, they were still chocolates...
Super great place to get chocolates here! The service is wonderful and they let me try samples of…read morethe flavors I wanted to try. I got a bag of a make your own chocolates and it was around 11 euros. Not bad price for delicious chocolates. They have several locations around Belgium. I went to the one near the Grand Palace in Brussels. Highly recommend for some yummy Belgium chocolates.
I wanted to support Mary, a woman-owned chocolatier. Mary's chocolates were pretty good, but I…read morenoticed their shapes were slightly inconsistent. For a chocolatier that prides itself on serving its chocolates to royalty, it seems like care is not taken for precision. I did enjoy some of the interesting flavors like Earl Grey or orange liqueur. I suppose the taste trumps shape.
I visited Mary Chocolatier on a Wednesday early evening. When I first passed by, it was very…read morecrowded so I came back later when there was no one else in the store. One of the workers, Sebastian, was very friendly--we had a lovely conversation about the chocolates & traveling. This was the second chocolaterie I visited that evening, but I'm excited to report that it's now my new favorite. I got a variety of chocolates--I even brought a friend for a second trip later on so they can try it for themselves & I picked up more treats to try for myself as well. I came back one more time to buy some of their products to bring home for my friends in California. I wish they had a location closer to home, but this is definitely a chocolaterie I'll keep returning to whenever I'm in Brussels.
Walked in and enjoyed looking at all the delicious sweets. The woman behind the counter was very…read morefriendly and suggested a specific area of candies, as they are unique to Neuhaus. We tried one of those--salted caramel notating--and one other pistachio praline. Both great quality and tasty. She also sent us away with two free wrapped chocolates.
I had to get some Belgian chocolates and this was the place for me. This location is their original…read moreand has been here since 1857. I purchased some chocolate to bring back home and I'm trying make it last!
In the grand place.. I'm not a chocolate or candy…read moreperson..but a friend suggested I go for a hot chocolate while there.. I'm glad I did..dark chocolate not too sweet...it was great. I recommend
Ok so while on the Eurostar from London, I received my first lesson in chocolate. I was told that…read moreit's not pronounced "gah-dive-ah" like Americans say but rather "gah-dee-vah." So now I know! Nevertheless, I think I died and went to hot chocolate heaven. We ordered two salted caramel hot chocolates which were served on trays with a side of whipped cream, a side of chocolate and a cup filled with chocalety goodness complete with a chocolate Santa plopped right on top. The store was inviting and filled with many chocolate delights. We ordered two additional pieces to go along with our order.i ordered the chocolate with caramel and pecan shavings and Aidan ordered the lemon chocolate. Despite the hefty price of $20usd for 2 cups of hot chocolate and 2 add on chocolates it was well worth it.
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I think I got lucky. I always have a list of food places to visit and at first glance of this spot…read morebeing on a busy shopping area was intimidating. Go on in, it is a small place, with few seats downstairs, good hot coco (no alternative milk), real deal, piece of delicious chocolate square to compliment it, and locals dropping in to talk to owner. I was treated kindly. Neuhaus and Godiva is popular in NYC, so I did not try those places. Grab a seat and watch people stroll on by...buy some chocolate to go, good frites spot close by.
Cute store, great location in the palace square next to Godiva and Neuhaus. Their hot chocolate…read morewas very good - not as good as Neuhaus, but not bad, but also 1.5 euro MORE than Neuhaus' hot chocolate. The service was a bit cold, not bad, but not friendly either. Also sells chocolate which you can scoop by weight, I didn't get to try those given I was burdened with too many chocolate purchases by this point of my adventure, but if it's anything like their hot chocolate it should be decent.
Went here late to see if they still had hot chocolate left and left with hot chocolate and some…read moreother chocolates. The chocolates were extremely reasonable in price. It goes by weight - for a small bag that I chose, it was just over a euro. Very efficient service, however, not many areas to sit.
Don't be shaken by the fact that there are so many of these stores and it seems very chainy…read more There's a reason there are so many. The chocolates are DAMN good. They have a huge variety and I haven't come across a flavor that wasn't superb. YUM YUM YUM!
We really enjoyed our visit at this Chocolatier. They seem focus more on the fun side of chocolate…read moreproducts, rather than the very expensive small fines morsels. They certainly have a wide variety of almost anything you can think of. We purchased chocolates from almost all of the major names in Brussels and some of the simple inexpensive items from La Belgique Gourmande was the best that we tried. We will definitely come back for more!
A little over price for what they sell, compared to the other local shops nearby but their nougat…read moreis amazing!
The chocolates here are amazing. This is a fifth generation chocolatier and they truly know how to…read moremake an excellent product. The dark chocolate has a deep flavor and the ganache is creamy on the inside. Definitely one of the best shops in Brussels.
Affordable price with high quality chocolate! Tried their…read morechoco- mousse, super rich!!!!!!
Whomp!!!! When in…read moreBelgium, one must eat all the chocolates. And Belgium waffles. I did exactly that on my March, 2020 trip. Right before corona virus shut down our travels. I love almost all the chocolates in Brussels. Except this one. Just a whole lot too sweet for me. This place was located right in the middle of beautiful grand place. I've had enough truffles and chocolates before but I was drawn by none other than their truffle French fries. Mainly, yellow chocolate cuts like fresh fries. Hint of spice in there I wasn't fond of. Totally fun for pictures though. Just a ok tasting.
The only place I buy chocolate in Brussels (for myself, family and friends) and it's never…read moredisappointed! The chocolate is made on site. Family ran business (father and daughter). The chocolate tastes great, is well made and in many varieties. Highly recommend.
I would say difficult to rate. There are two The chocolate company underneath the staircases of the…read moremidi-terminal in Brussels. Both carry a large variety of Belgian Chocolate and do this well (I mean selling it). Both will not get an extra price for atmosphere or store design (so only 4 stars). Their approach is straight forward: You want chocoloate, truffles, pralines of Neuhaus, Godiva, Corne Port Royal, Galler and some others come here, you get it. Order, pay, go - very good if you are late for the train
One of the best local chocolatiers. Well worth the trek. It's a tiny storefront, you might just…read moremiss it if you weren't looking. But people in the know know where to go for the best. The chocolates are stunning, very fresh and perishable. Amazing classic flavors and novel varieties. 40€ per kilo and can only accept cash -- come prepared.
I am torn! BS40 or "Butter Sweet 40" serves both macarons and chocolates. I came in right when they…read morejust opened and ordered a macaron and some chocolates, as I was told they serve macarons that are better than France. Unfortunately, the macarons were not fresh and had a hard yet chewy shell (assuming it needed to be defrosted? Not a macaron connoisseur), when they should have been delicate. As for the chocolates, they were the stronger selection between the two. The chocolates here are tiny, but so buttery (as its namesake is abbreviated for). If you're looking for Belgian chocolates to bring back home, I wouldn't recommend BS40 as these are amazing, but not enough to wow those back home.
I think the women her know me by now that I've stopped in this location and several others several…read moretimes over the course of my time in Brussels. Was recommended this shop over others by my local tour guide. Having poked my head into other shops to compare flavors, I can say this one had the biggest variety as well as best presentation. Hopefully I've bought enough chocolate to last me till my next trip to Belgium!
We paid $8 for about seven pieces of chocolate, a lot cheaper than Pierre Marcolini next door but…read morestill, I couldn't comprehend why this chocolate was worth the price. It was delicious chocolate and the flavor selection was better than Pierre but I didn't think it was worth the price. After trying out this shop as well, being a recommended spot by many blogs and friends, I am sure that I don't care for fancy chocolate now.
If you are wanting to get a little wild, the Atelier Sainte Catherine Pur Chocolat d'Origine is the…read moreperfect stop to add to your Belgian chocolate tour (if it hasn't been added already). Unlike other chocolatiers in the city, this atelier works directly with the suppliers of the cocoa beans and from there, the magic begins. Not only does this shop sell chocolates, but they also sell waffles, drinks, and other desserts. For the chocolates, I was able to try out a variety of unique flavors (ie: Mint chocolate that actually tasted like mint, not that Andes chocolate that is sold in America) that really differentiated itself compared to the other chocolatiers. Also, the hot chocolate is divine here!!!