Yes, the ice cream is very delicious here, so make sure to check them out if you are in the area. I…read morewill make sure to come back soon to purchase a few of their chocolates. Especially the chocolate mango one. Also, I notice they had some lovely mother's day gift package to purchase for your mom.

Wandered in here during a day trip to Haarlem Beautiful…read moreclean shop with lovely displays I was in search of the perfect hot chocolate and after a disappointing cup made from Cocoa powder in Amsterdam, I found the holy grail here! They literally melt chocolate drops/discs with hot milk ... so creamy and not overly sweet... absolute perfection Purchased the chocolate sprinkles too! Gelato was also perfect.. wish I could have sampled everything in this gem of a chocolate shop. Best quality chocolate I found in Amsterdam!

This place is insanely good!!! I have never had a better hot chocolate in my life and now anyone…read morethat I do have will never measure up! Just amazing! Yiu choose from a huge selections of hard chocolate on a spoon which gets dunked into steamed milk with optional whipped cream!

Surprisingly tasty, despite the almost touristy-nature of this store. I loved the number of choices…read moreyou have for hot chocolates, and the flavors are not only innovative but really come through as you sip your rich, luscious 12-ounce hot chocolate. The ginger and lemongrass was fresh and herbal against the heavy milk chocolate taste. The biscuit / chocolate on the side was nice as well. Service is quick and attentive, and we found it easy to snag a seat despite the huge Christmas market crowds. What a cozy place to rest up after a day of heavy crowds and shopping!

This belgian chocolatier is the best kept secret at Schiphol…read more Belgian chocolatier outside of Belgium!

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Heavenly chocolatier that uses very unique ingredients such as tamarind and black currant while…read morealso featuring exotic chocolates with more robust profiles that stand alone without added flavors. Fun little spot in a cool corner of Amsterdam. The lady who worked there really helped us choose a nice combination of flavors that balanced out our sample. They've been there 20 years already for a reason!

One of my favorite shops in Amsterdam to visit and indulge. Puccini is for the real chocolate…read morelovers! I have been coming here for years. Their chocolate taste so good, it will have you craving for another box. When I walk in here I always feel like I walked in my little chocolate heaven. If you are fan of high quality chocolate, then you will not be disappointed. I love browsing at their beautiful display of diverse chocolates, and contemplating on which one I will explore this time. It's also one of my favorite places to go when I am thinking of the perfect gift to give someone. Service is warm, friendly and professional. It's definitely a win all around.

If you adore chocolate, you might consider a visit to the Fine Chocolate store Lounge 3 ;-)…read more The different chocolate brands they sell are considered the best in the world. I'm talking about Valrohna from France (which is the chocolate brand that gourmetchefs use in their deserts), actually its the purest and most honest chocolate in the world. Then there is Neuhaus from Belgium which tastes equally heavenly, but has a different character, and is also one of the highest quality chocolate brands in the world. And last but not least, Godiva from Belgium (also a very good chocolate) which is a bit sweeter and more creamy. Sometimes they sell a view different brands, like for instance... Ferrero, Lindt or Leonidas, but that is not always the case, I think that depends on the season. The ladies (and one or two gentlemen) really know their stuff, and are passioned about their chocolate. They know their brands inside out, offer high quality service, are very good in giving chocolate-advise and suggestions, have a great smile and make me feel like I am the queen herself :-) Yes, that is what I call, the million dollar-treatment :-D! They even walk around the counter and offer me my purchase as if it is a big diamond I bought for the ridiculous price of 10.000 euro's!!! But no!!!! It just is a little bag with chocolate inside!! That is the WAUW-factor for me, honestly. Soooo, if you get the chance to buy some chocolate for a loved one of yourself, give them a visit, and don't be surprised if you buy more than you bargained for. Have fun :-D

Stopped by on the way to Zaans Schanz and it did not disappoint. The owner was very friendly and…read morehelpful. She did not rush us at all. It is a simple menu with various chocolates. there is hot chocolate as well as coffee drinks as well. Had the chocolate with vanilla, stroopwafel chocolate, organic chocolate. All were very good and flavorful. High quality. Cappuccino was strong as well. Overall, I would stop here going to or from the main attraction. There are other chocolate and coffee shops in the main area as well.

You walk through the town after getting off the train are immediately bowled over with the aroma of…read morecocao beans due to the cocao factory. Just when you can't take it anymore you come across It Smells like Chocolate which is located in a beautiful old home next to a windmill. The owner is fantastic and the products are very nice. I purchased some cocoa powder, chocolate, and had a latte and vegan gelato which was delicious. They have a lovely patio and window seating to enjoy your treats. They also have freshly made baked goods, and if you can take your eye off all of the chocolate and samples you will notice you are in a beautiful home with original Dutch details. Stop here. There is more chocolate offered in town but they do not have the same atmosphere, service, and prices that this place has to offer.

A cozy haven for chocolate lovers with lots of classic and new brands to try. Walkable in central…read moreAmsterdam and helpful service. Tried a few Bonnat bars I havent had before, and some newer Dutch brands using cacao from Indonesia (Bali) and Mexico (xoconusco). They also had Pralus, Amadei, etc. They have some homemade filled chocolates, looking forward to trying that next time.

If I could give more than five stars to this little shop (tucked in one of the many sidestreets…read morethat dot Amsterdam) I would. Before I get into the shop itself, The wife and I need to note the owner and hostess. She is, without a doubt, the nicest person we've ever encountered in any shop, restaurant or store. She truly cares about her wares, and seems to care in turn about your experience and that you be happy while you are there; if anyone ever earns the designation "hostess" it is her. For lack of a better descriptive, she is grandmotherly in the best way. My wife would insist (and I would agree) to give this shop five stars based on her service alone, even if the shop was drab and the chocolates mediocre. Fortunately, neither is the case. The chocolates are universally excellent and artisinally produced. She sells them in packaged form to take with you and savor in your home; however she also prepares a hot chocolate for you to enjoy in the shop or on the go, and it is incredibly rich without being too sweet. While not exactly inexpensive, it is also more than in-line with high end chocolates in Europe. What about the store itself? Well, the sense that our hostess belongs in a Harry Potter book as a kindly, magical shopkeeper is enhanced by the store's appearance. It radiates warmth as it is filled with chocolate-related antiques and knickknacks, charming designed displays and shelves overstuffed with quaintly designed sweets packaging. But make no mistake: the shop itself is meticulously clean and neat. As you can tell, I and my wife could gush about this shop for a long while. But I'll leave you with: go visit and say hello.

Haha, all the other reviews say it already: This is Haarlems Secret Weapon, almost to good to be…read moretrue. If mister (racist right wing politician) Wilders wants to arrange for less Maroccan people In the Netherlands, then he has never been here. Very small indeed but packed to the ceiling with more variety of food ware than you can imagine. If you need something from a recipe and you've never heard of it before: Mabrouk has it. The most kind and cheerfull guys are working here, working their butts off and fast as humanly possible :) The check-out line goes through the shop and is sometimes very very long (almost the whole shop) but don't you worry, you'll be next to pay in minutes. Also: do come here when your budget is low, the prices are really moderate. Fresh fruits and vegetables are increasingly biological, the meat still isn't but since Mart Smeets buys his meat here, I guess it's the best! Check the pictures. I just love love love Mabrouk!

I am a new fan of Mabrouk, because of their wide selection of diverse products. I can't believe it…read moretook me so long to finally enter this market. I would pass Mabrouk multiple times, completely oblivious of what a a gem it is. I decided to wonder on in here out of curiousity, and loved everybit of it. My eyes lit up over so many of their products. The only downer about this market, it can get real tight in here. Never the less, Mabrouk has some great products worth checking out and the majority of the items are price reasonable. Surprisingly you will also find a few gluten-free products in here as well.