I had read about this shop online and wanted to come when I was in the area…read more Service was very friendly and even though my German is not great we managed just fine Beautiful assortment of individual chocolates, cute packages to bring back as gifts and some artisan chocolate bars The chocolate covers marzipan is delicious and I thoroughly enjoyed each chocolate I chose. These are carefully crafted chocolates and the beauty and flavor shows it FYI some chocolates contain alcohol

Outstanding chocolate. Tried several individual pieces as well as a dark chocolate bar (70%). All…read moreexcellent. Friendly and welcoming staff. I wanted to buy a single piece but the insisted on giving it to me. Of course, I went back to buy several pieces and a bar. Shall be a regular Wiesbaden stop for me! Conveniently located in/near Altstadt. Wilhelmstr. 12, 65185 Wiesbaden

When you walk in the door, the smell of high quality chocolate hits you immediately…read more Lots of the packaged goods are from other well known chocolatiers, but really, come here for their own chocolate truffles, and seriously-- enjoy them!!

An exquisite chocolaterie and confectionery shop. Each piece of chocolate is a work of art, both to…read moreyour eyes and taste buds. Think La Vie En Rose, Dark Love (or was it Black Love?), Mmmm. Macarons are displayed in the counter along side the chocolates, because they are not very big (about the size of a Canadian toonie), I was happy to try to a few. The shells are just about perfect in texture and density; the fillings a tad too sweet for me but nonetheless really really good macarons. The handsome dark-wood shelves along the walls and windows showcase many packaged chocolates, candies, teas, and other goodies. Highly recommended!

The lady although didn't speak much English was very friendly and helpful! They had a good…read moreselection of various brands of chocolate from different regions of the world and truffles also. I got a few bars made here in Germany, loved the beans sourced in Ecuador! Worth a stop to ward of the sweet tooth

From the owner: Seit über 70 Jahren ist das Schokoladenhaus am Dom die erste Anlaufstelle in Mainz für feinste…read morePralinen und hochwertige Schokoladen und gehört laut Der Feinschmecke (Ausgabe 03/2012) zu den 500 besten Einkaufsadressen in Deutschland.

Great chocolate selection, friendly staff, welcoming to English speakers... just what I was looking…read morefor!

Get in my face. I…read morefinally had an opportunity to pop in this afternoon after looking longingly through the window for ages; the three little treats I bought were like fireworks of perfection in my mouth.

Some of the best desserts I've ever had!!! I want to go back and try the rest!! The service was…read moreattentive and patience with very cute decor and ambience. These desserts are beautiful and delicious even after carrying around for a day!!! Macaroons were good, caramel my favorite but a little chewy and crème brûlée was a little too rich and I'm a sugar fiend, but not as good as the other desserts!! I will go back!!

Beautiful! Absolutely stunning in presentation for guests when you're having a dinner party -and…read moredelicious! My pastries were made to perfection. I rarely give glowing reviews of perfection but this little shop deserves it! Upon entrance, you'll notice it's a small shop with a smaller selection of pastries than some other bakeries around. But look closer and you'll see several intricate items, such as chocolates in the shape of a ball with swirls of color. It's near Christmas now so I'm unsure of the selection during the non-holiday season. Currently there are so many options for gifts. Ordered a latte (really good) to go with the lemon tart and tonka pastries. If you do the same, I recommend consuming the Tonka first. It's super rich and creamy in texture but lighter in flavor. Good on its own, but difficult to taste the flavor next to the knock your socks off lemon tart. The lemon tart was the perfect blend of sugar & tartness. It was all so good that we left with two more, plus two boxes of petite pastries, some macarons (these were alright but nothing close to Laduree -a bit too sweet and too saturated with coloring), and chocolates. Additionally, the gentleman that helped us was really friendly and spoke English.