I've been wanting to visit Edwlweiss Chocolates because I'm a huge I Love Lucy fan and the chocolate episode was inspired by this chocolate shop. I was happy when I finally got to visit. It's a small quaint shop in Beverly Hills. Stopped by on Memorial Day. We were immediately greeted by the woman working there. She was quite friendly and helpful. She told us they used to do tours of the conveyor belt prior to Covid. I do wish I could have seen it. We got an assortment of chocolates, which are sold by the pound. It is a little pricey, I won't lie. However, the quality of the chocolate was great. They have a large variety of chocolates that they make and they were all super tasty. It was a nice little treat. Highly recommend to satisfy your sweet tooth. read more

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Premium handmade truffles and confections. Their history is as rich as their chocolates. For over 80 years, they have catered to many Hollywood stars and corporate clientele. Lucille Ball was a regular, and would allegedly enter through the backdoor to avoid the paparazzi. The chocolate conveyor belt in the kitchen inspired the famous "Job Switching" episode of I Love Lucy. You can buy chocolate covered marshmallows, caramels, toffees, fruits, nuts, pretzels, and more. They also have a small selection of candies, licorices, jelly beans, and organic gummy bears. Sugar free and vegan options available. Some of the equipment used when the shop opened in 1942 is still in use today. I loved every truffle I got (Amaretto, dark chocolate ganache, hazelnut praline, salted caramel, milk chocolate, chocolate cream). Don't ask me which one was my favorite, because I can't choose one! read more

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Pricey but worth it. Incredible chocolate and the sour candy skulls are so sour and amazing.

What's not to love about Edelweiss Chocolates? They've been around since 1942 and for good reason. It's a classic, comforting, must-see Beverly Hills experience. And service is always friendly and top notch. It feels like a real neighborhood store and something very special. I LOVE how they always decorate for the holidays and have holiday themed chocolates. Halloween is no exception and their cute decorations made me so happy. Love the Halloween themed chocolates. There are many different kinds of candies to choose from here. I love their chocolate marshmallow flavors and their truffles. My fave marshmallow flavor is the P.B. Mallow. And the French truffle is fantastic. They were Elizabeth Taylor's (the actress) favorite as well. Highly recommend. Parking garage right across the street or metered parking. read more

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My favorite chocolatier in all the land. I love their chocolate covered cherries and chocolate dipped ginger. It's so authentic and rich and delicious! It's adorable in here and it smells so gooooooood read more

Service is AMAZING. So helpful and nice. The chocolates are gorgeous..and wonderful They are extremely creative and delicious in their presentation. This is a perfect spot to pick up a gift. In fact, I have used them for gifts for years. RECOMMEND.. read more

I really love chocolates, this place is really good as far as every kind of chocolate they have really is satisfying and tasty and definitely quality! No cheap ingredients! The customer service is really professional, fast and efficient! read more

The chocolate wasn't bad at all but I thought it was a bit overpriced for what we had.

How many stores can boast being in Los Angeles since the 1940s, famous worldwide, a favorite of Hollywood royalty from the Golden Age to today, maintaining the same excellence that enabled it to thrive in Beverly Hills, of all places? Few! Edelweiss is one. I am a chocolate connoisseuse and have sampled the best in New York, San Francisco, Paris, and Brussels as well as many of the top confectionaries in Los Angeles. None of them present the wow factor that Edelweiss does, while offering exquisite handmade candy. Not since Manon (Leonidas) have I been as impressed with a purveyor of refined chocolate, even though I love (and have reviewed here), several others with deserved sterling reputations. One reason is the presentation. Look at my pictures -- who would not want to arrive somewhere bearing a gift like that! Whenever I want to treat someone really well, show them I care, while expressing my own aesthetic, I head to Edelweiss. It's worth it. Just being in the shoppe is like a dream vacation -- surrounded by loved ones, LOL. You don't need to settle for less, no matter where you are. You can get online and order for delivery or pick up the phone and they do all the rest. Think of reasons to treat someone you love and let Edelweiss work their magic for you. read more

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Nice little store with neatly displayed products and attractive packaging. The chocolate tastes good. Customer service from the two girls is so-so and could be friendlier with custom orders. read more

I have to start off by saying that I've been coming to Edelweiss since I was a little girl. My grandparents lived right around the corner and would take me there to buy the famous handcrafted chocolates made by experienced chocolatiers and I still remember the smell being wonderful. Fast-forward to 2025 and I am still nostalgic every time I walk in. Service is always friendly and, of, course, I end up spending a fortune (well worth it) because I have no self-control. To honor my nana, I always get the chocolate covered marshmallow assortment because who doesn't love a good S'More, Toffee, or Caramel marshmallow? I also cannot leave without buying the Chocolate Honeycomb Sponge. My dad used to love the dark chocolate honeycomb and I may or may not have swiped a piece or two from him when I was just a little girl! The addiction is real. I have to buy some honeycomb every time I'm here. I love the beauty of the store (Brentwood too!) and the way the candy is so thoughtfully arranged, each piece like a jewel. For over 80 years people have adored Edelweiss and you now know why! read more

It's been around for over 80 years and this is my first time in here! What a happy accident! The service was impeccable and friendly and a lot of eye candy wink wink. Just an adorable little store with a lot of tasty treats on the shelves and as you first walk in, you are overwhelmed with a sense of joy! It smells like a candy factory in there! All the good chocolatey, sweet scents to put a smile on anyone's face! I walked out with a bag of chocolate covered cherries, and a small box of assorted dark chocolates. The box of assorted chocolates did not last long! Most dark chocolate is pretty bitter tasting, but this was such a delight! You still get the health benefits of the dark chocolate, but not the bitterness. Very very impressed! Anything in this store would make a great gift! Decadent delights for all! read more

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The chocolates are good but absolutely don't make up for the horrible customer service. Order tracking is non existent, customer service line goes to voicemail and calls go unreturned. Emails are not answered and when you call the actual stores they offer no help other than to say, "oh, lots of people are complaining". You have gone from one of my favorites to a company I would never do business with. read more

That famous physical comedy scene from I Love Lucy with the conveyor belt of chocolates was filmed here. It's insane that something so iconic was shot right in our city off Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. I'm so happy to report that their goods are legit! I am so incredibly picky with my chocolates but they are so rich, indulgent and just downright delicious. My personal favorite of their options is the peanut butter crisp. OMG! I'm dead! Happiness overload with that rotund bit of sugary joy. The chocolate covered oreo is also money. Let me be transparent and let y'all know there wasn't a single bite I didn't enjoy. I'm officially now obsessed with Edelweiss Chocolates. Pro-Tip: They ship and make an amazing gift. read more

Was gifted a box of delicious chocolates and a bag of dark chocolate covered pretzels. It's amazing that the chocolate's still hand made. I love the Edelweiss' connection to Hollywood legends and the hilarious "I Love Lucy"conveyor belt episode. The chocolate is high quality and smoothly rich but expensive. A box of 13 pieces is about $38. I really enjoyed the chocolates with raspberry and strawberry. My humble bank account brings me to See's (which is a better value) but if you want to impress, get Edelweiss. I give Edelweiss an extra star for the booklet identifying each type of chocolate and since upon request they will let you see where Lucille Ball created a comedy classic. read more

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Everyone is so nice, had a very pleasant meeting with Henry! Go check them out! NOW!!!!!!

Best Chocolate in all of LA!! Edelweiss is the place to go if you want delicious, hand made chocolates for any occasion or even just because. My favorite is their chocolate covered marshmallows and their chocolate covered matzoh they make for Passover. Plus they are family owned and treat their customers with so much love and care. Thank you for all of the amazing chocolates! Can't wait to come buy some more! read more

Yummy chocolate! This hidden little store delivers on taste, service, and cute look. You walk inside and instantly greeted by the heavenly smell of chocolate! Every bite of the chocolates was perfection. I also bought a baggy of the sour patch belts. Highly recommend. read more

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Edelweiss is to die for. The peanut butter sticks, mocha flavored marshmallows dipped in chocolate and the Dutch mints are the BEST. Stop and create a box. It's worth the $75.00/lb. Believe me!!! read more

Omg. It's crazy expensive. But, it is so delicious. Never had it before. Had not even heard of it. Very good, though! Glad our nephew encouraged us to go here! read more

Edelweiss is must if you are in the area and hankering for some sweets. When you walk into the store the scent is sweet, but not overwhelming and the staff are so welcoming and helpful. The manager/owner overheard us telling our toddler about the I Love Lucy chocolate scene and let us go to the back of the store to see a production line and the machines. The products were yummy and beautifully wrapped. My family and I are particularly fans of their various chocolate covered marshmallows and honeycomb. We grabbed some to eat on the go and as presents. Will be back! read more

I was in Beverly Hills not because "that's where I want to be," but because I had to grab something from a business for a virtual event happening the next day. Gimme gimme, gimme gimme! I decided to knock off two Yelp bookmarks since I was already in the area, and one happened to be Edelweiss Chocolates. I had originally seen Edelweiss advertised in some Facebook or Instagram video, but I had completely forgotten that on the day I visited. I had no idea what I was in for, or that I most definitely could not leave the shop without at least one gourmet marshmallow. You can almost smell the chocolate through your mask outside as you approach this finely decorated chocolate shop. Once inside, there is chocolate everywhere you look. They've been around for over 75 years and everything is made from scratch and in-house. You can tell by looking at the chocolates, as they don't look mass-produced, but they also don't look like your mom just found her old chocolate fountain. One of the newer employees welcomed me and gave me a run down of their most popular items, since I had no idea what to buy. I ended up getting some of their most popular items, in both milk and dark chocolate. After carefully selecting the "best" looking chocolates (they all looked amazing), the employee carefully wrapped up my box and put it in one of their lovely red bags with gold trim, and included one of the foldable descriptions naming each of their chocolates. It almost looked too lovely to tear into later, but I didn't let that stop me. Even though I'm not a fan of marshmallow, their rose marshmallow was pretty good with dark chocolate. My favorite chocolates were the honeycomb dips, though. Chocolate covered honeycomb is food of the gods. The chocolate was so rich and smooth, and tasted unlike any I've tried before. If I ever find myself in Beverly Hills again, I would definitely come back to try some of their other items. These also make for great gifts. read more

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My personal/official Swiss rating of L.A. chocolate businesses from 0 (disgusting) to 10 (heaven): 10/10 Teuscher (Beverly Hills), particularly their champagne truffes 9.5/10 Laederach (Brea) with authentic deliciousness of their pralines 8/10 Lindt/Lindor: US produced not as good as Swiss produced but still in the top tear 6/10 See's Candies: not Swiss, not bad, but characteristically too sweet 5/10 Edelweiss Chocolates (Beverly Hills) which is desperately clinging to its reputation as celebrity spot but misses the mark by a lot ... 1/10 Hershey's: no comment read more

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A few years ago I was in the good graces of a salesperson at a local store, and was on her list to receive a Valentine's Day surprise. She sent me a box of Edelweiss Chocolates, and I literally ate the entire box without sharing it. They were that good! Well, I never forgot the red box. Last fall I tried out several of the chocolate shops in BH in order to test out chocolates to send to family. My husband was very so so about all of the other samples I brought home until I finally went back to Edelweiss. He couldn't stop raving about them. The absolute favorites: chocolate covered toffee (!!!), sea salt caramels, caramels, pecans. read more

The chocolates were excellent. It had a wonderful texture and flavor. Will be coming back again for those truffles.

Amazing place for chocolates. Since moving to Seattle 5 years ago I long for the easy drive to Edelweiss Chocolates it's always a special occasion for me to pop in and visit this amazing sugar delight of heaven! read more

Edelweiss Chocolates has been a Beverly Hills tradition since 1942. The chocolates are handmade in house in this location and the conveyor belt scene was shot with Lucille Ball in an I Love Lucy episode years ago. In classic Hollywood, you've made it if you receive a box of chocolates from Your Edelweiss. This shop is small, organized and packed with wonderful chocolate varieties. There were plenty to chose from for yourself or for gifting. Passover, Easter and all Holidays there were many gift baskets and boxed goodies that were so beautiful. I didn't stay long to purchase anything, but the sight and smell are simply irresistible. Definitely worth a visit. The staff were friendly and nice. read more

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Update to business owners reply: I find it absolutely appalling and relatively hilarious that this business would ever think a local citizen who has been a Yelp elite for ten years running with over 2k reviews and a trusted reputation within this close knit community would take the time to conjure up some random story about the experience had in their store. I am a woman of integrity and anyone coming across my reviews can see that. I completely understand where a business would value their reputation but to stoop to this level, wow! I'm fairly certain you were let down when you private messaged me and couldn't get me back in for your free tour to try and change my account of the ridiculous experience but your bitter un true reply is ludicrous. Your video footage would show us on one side of the counter and your staff member on another, and hear our excitement and convo about being first timers and seeing you on YouTube in addition to hearing my questions of products and her ridiculous demeanor with me. You'd hear my continual grace through being treated the way I was by her. No one said the staff member jumped over a counter and knocked me over the head with a candy bar for crying out loud, lol what would you have expected any video footage to have shown?! You'd been better off publicly apologizing for someone's attitude than falsely accusing me of being a dishonest individual in attempt to discredit my honest account of your team members behavior to me. I absolutely will NOT remove my review. Others can view the other bad reviews and know they are just as accurate and credible as mine. Your reply actually shows even further reason why people should keep far away from your business since you aren't able to respectably accept and move through customers experiences in your store. Yelp is here for the good and bad, if I were leaving dishonest reviews on businesses it's funny that most of my reviews are 4 and 5 star, praising businesses both small and large and most often shopping small. Salty behavior surely runs there and it's not a sweet look for a chocolate shop. - My oh my!!!! I'm not certain where to start... My boyfriend and I happened upon something on Youtube the evening before that highlighted several places in the LA area. Both So Cal natives, neither of us had heard of Edelweiss but then again we aren't typically strolling Canon for chocolate shops. The place looked so cute and Mother's Day was the next day. We woke up, had an early morning sesh at the driving range then I reminded him he said we could come here to pick up chocolates. I think we were both pretty excited. I know I was for sure. We parked the car and walked in, to an empty shop. I was delighted and couldn't wait to scoop up so many goodies for myself, my Mom and my grandma and my boyfriend was also making a purchase for himself, and his Mom and family. So we were definitely here to spend a bit of money on chocolate. The woman working was an absolute terror! She is the rudest person I have encountered in years. We let her know it was our first time here and were excited to be in the shop. To every question I asked she had a nasty, ridiculous tone, demeanor and answer. You'd think we walked into the store with a million people waiting in line. The place was empty and there are just no words for her terrible, completely unacceptable behavior and vibe. It's a wonder, a literal wonder that I didn't say anything about how she was behaving but honestly I was in complete disbelief, like is this actually happening right now. We should have walked right out the door, but we did want to try the chocolate and still ended up ordering a ton of stuff. We left and I was visibly upset by all of it. My boyfriend asked me a few times on the drive home if I was ok. I was just shocked someone could be so nasty and it definitely ruined a bit of my Mother's Day. I ended up telling everyone that day about the occurrence. I'm not certain it's safe to recommend this place, even if the chocolate taste ok because the service was down right despicable. I gifted many of the chocolates and will follow up with how the recipients felt about them, but I've been to several chocolate shops in my time and these are the types of places that are usually joyful, and fun. My experience here was so horrible, all I can say is the packaging is quite lovely (although this woman didn't even want to prepare my purchase as others are prepared, I had to specifically ask to even have one piece of tissue paper). The treatment was just unbelievable and difficult to endure. I wish this lady peace in life, she sure as hell needs it. I will add, the entire time I remained poised and polite, trying my best to have grace in a situation where someone had zero reason to behave this way toward me. I can list at least a half dozen other chocolate shops in LA that you'd be far better off at, or you can just Google them read more

I have been meaning to visit this chocolate shop for a bit now. Curiosity I took the better of my account out that this is the chocolate job that the I love Lucy episode was based off of. My visit could not have been more pleasant. The shop owner and operator is wonderful and very friendly. They have a very wide variety of chocolates and everything looks so delicious. Madonnas favorite chocolate marshmallow had to be my favorite as well. Girls got good taste! A box of four to five pieces will run you around $20 but trust me when I say it's worth it. No wonder they've been around for so long! I will be back again! read more

Chocolate is amazing! My favorite of all time and the staff is also always welcoming and polite. My favorite stop when I'm doing some rodeo shopping. Also this is not cheap but worth every penny. read more

Edelweiss Chocolates - Candy Stores Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

A huge fan of this place! Open since pre WWII and the inspiration behind one of the comedy legend Lucille O'Ball's famous candy conveyer belt TV episode, these purveyors of fine traditional handmade chocolate never disappoint. I am particularly impressed with their sugar free chocolates as their (non-chemical) taste surpasses others of similar category. They also specialize in a wide variety of chocolate covered marshmallows and custom made chocolate shapes. They also have an additional Brentwood location. *Request - please make chocolate covered jelly rings (all year, not just for Passover) read more

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The chocolates there were to die for! Not to mention the owner was exceptionally helpful and kind. He gave off intense sweet grandpa energy! The store itself was so pretty and smelled amazing! If you're near Rodeo Drive or even in LA at all you should consider going here. read more

Very small shop. Excellent taste of chocolates. Worth a try. Expensive but the quality is there.

They make my favorite marshmallows! I prefer them powdered and the staff are willing to accommodate if I call ahead. Ask nicely and they'll show you how they hand make their chocolates in the back and where Lucille ball got her idea for the chocolate scene in "I Love Lucy". read more

Edelweiss Chocolates - Candy Stores Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

Oh man, this place is amazing. Some of my yelper friends posted this candy shop in Los Angeles. So we finally went to go check it out, and get our chocolate on. I purchased a couple boxes for my dad in which Fathers Day is coming up. So we got him some candy gifts. Place has a whole bunch of different flavored chocolates. Great place and nice staff. I definately have to make it a go to spot. read more

Finally made it to check this place out right before they closed. Lady was super nice and patient with us newbies. Oh first off, parking!! Go around back and they have their own private parking lot so you don't have to worry about meter or be in the mix with all the restaurant and store goers. Almond cluster Light surprisingly not a sweet as I expected it to be. When you eat it you won't feel guilty. Right amount of caramel chew to not sticks to every tooth. A favorite. Kahlua truffle Velvety rich and dark truffle with a hint of kahlua. A favorite. Mint marshmallow If Andes was made into a marshmallow with a hard PB mallow Chocolate texture of the marshmallow with a lasting flavor of the peanut butter Amaretto truffle The flavor intensifies as it melts in your mouth and subsides with a sweet finish. A favorite. Caramallow Exactly how you'd think the texture to be. A bit in the sweeter side Mocamallow Whoah! The whole mashmallow of drenched with mocha. A good one to have a cup of coffee with. Peanut butter crunch All textures of peanut butter in one. Quite fun to eat! Peanut butter sticks If you like thick smooth peanut butter dipped in dark chocolate, this would be the one to get. Our favs: Almond cluster, English toffee, kahlua and amaretto truffle read more

If you're looking for some novelty chocolates, this is the place. Edelweiss has been in business for over 75 years, crafting handmade chocolates in Beverly Hills with its quality and service standing strong against the test of time. I was lucky to find this beautiful chocolatier through Yelp while I was searching for a simple Christmas gift for my boyfriend's family. I ran into the shop right before closing time on a weekday night and was greeted by the sweetest lady. Even with closing time so near, she was professional and patiently showed me their bestsellers while giving recommendations. I decided on the Chocolate Sampler, which came with chocolate-covered marshmallows, chocolate covered fruit and both dark and light chocolates. This was fastidiously wrapped in red ribbon and placed inside a red and gold Edelweiss bag with red tissue paper, and she even gave me a small card to write a message in. I was stunned with how beautiful it looked and the chocolates were a hit! Thank you so much for the beautiful chocolates and exceptional service. I definitely know where I'll be buying chocolates as gifts in the future! read more

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They are the best! They go out of their way to make things just perfect. I couldn't be more grateful

After an "eventful" day at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, my "partner-in-crime" treated me to...what else? A trip to the candy store! And not just any candy store...it was a very special candy store: Edelweiss Chocolates of Beverly Hills. What a treat! A small but elegant boutique, Edelweiss has been making their delicious premium handmade chocolates in their Beverly Hills factory since 1942. Edelweiss is a long-time favorite of many celebrity clients, & for good reason: You can literally taste the fresh quality ingredients, & their chocolates, marshmallows, & confections are made from scratch with love. We had the opportunity to meet the very kind owner (& his wife), & they were so gracious to give us a private tour of the entire boutique & facility. They even showed us the famous conveyor belt where the late Lucille Ball got the idea for the now famous "I Love Lucy" sitcom candy-making episode. I cannot say enough how much this visit brightened my day. Not only are the owners very kind, but their treats are exceptionally delicious! Highly recommend the bourbon cordial cherries, literally soaked in high-quality bourbon for weeks before being dipped in their sinfully delicious chocolate. Try them, you will not be disappointed! ;) After enjoying the gift of hand-crafted fine chocolates, I am already looking forward to my next box of these delicious treats! read more

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I'm on the fence about how I feel about the price versus quality proportion. While the chocolate is good quality, the store is almost unjustifiably expensive. You pay by weight which ends up at about $20 for 6 chocolates. Seems pretty steep considering that's like $3.33 for a 1.5" square of candy. Found the staff to be unfriendly to the point where I considered leaving without buying anything. They were rushing me even though there was literally nobody else in there and it wasn't like I am right before closing either. read more