A nice bijoux spot for a bit of a chocolate treat on Gawler lane just off the mall…read more They also do a crepes menu and V. Good coffee/tea to go with your chocolate bliss.

If you are a chocoholic, you HAVE to go to Just Bliss. From the truffles, to the chocolate tiles,…read morethere is something for everyone, even the health conscious. They have a great range of sugar free chocolates as well as dairy free and they don't taste foul. Their extensive range of truffles is impressive and there is always something new to try. They also boast a great range of gifts at reasonable prices. They have a wonderful seating area upstairs and I love to sit there and have a coffee. They also have some great cake options and are now serving crepes. If in town, this should definitely be on your hit list.

I always buy the Hot Chocolate packs to send to my step-daughter in…read more Bendigo, Victoria. She loves the product, and I am also partial to one occasionally.

The Haighs chocolate pandas are pretty good, hey at least you can get one good experience out of…read moreWang Wang and Funi. Now, I don't find it hard to walk past Haighs, ever. not even when it's that time of the month and I may just kill someone for a hit of cocoa. I like to look in the windows but that is about as far as it goes for me, I think this is due to the price of Haighs products. For those of you who have a chocolate allowance each week I say, feast in style, even the wrapping makes my mouth water and if chocolate is your vice then indulge in style. This outlet is smaller than the one on Rundle Mall so if you're looking for huge variety and extravagant gift baskets then perhaps go there. Chocolate Panda = $9.95, it's worth digging up a tenner for this one.

Haigh's is a South Aussie icon that's achieved national and international success. One taste test…read moreand you'll know why. And yes with every purchase, or upon request, you get a little freebie piece of heaven. This is the top shelf stuff, it's the kind of quality only money can buy (and probably a fair bit more coin than you usually fork out for choccies). From the cabinet full of delicious truffles, to the boxed hand-made soft and hard centres, it's all good. For the puritans out there the plain milk block is equally as divine as its more complex counter-parts. And the Speckles remind me of my childhood, albeit a more glamorous one than the real one involving Freckles. If you're trying to cut down on the chocolate (though why would you with a store like this around?) I find it very satisfying to buy the little Teddy Bears or Frogs as one goes further than a hunk of the cheaper stuff. My one big whinge (oh I hate when we fight) was they ran out of most stock the day before Easter - yes RAN out! A testament to their popularity but come on you've been in business for 95 years and all you do is make chocolate which Easter just may have a little something to do with. But Haigh's even with that kind of a right balls-up I just can't stay mad at you. In a nutshell - melts in your mouth!

A must do touristic activity for those visiting beautiful Mclaren Vale for the day, or weekend. A…read moreveritable treasure trove for the sweet tooth is the Menz... or fruchoc factory, as it is colloquially known. If you've read any of my other reviews it's probably clear that I'm far more interested in wine than sweets, but without fail I am cajoled into visiting by well meaning friends each time I'm down in the Vale. Big bags of all the goodies made by the company are available and you can pick up factory seconds at bargain basement prices. Menz make the iconic South Australian confectionary 'fru-chocs', a processed apricot centre, covered in chocolate, resulting in a ball slightly larger than a malteser. They are also known for the medlow gums which mums and nannas tend to be fond of - they are undeniably delicious. I like it when they're making stuff in the adjoining work room and you can watch them cutting sweets or spinning fruchocs in the lolly cement mixer thingy. The shop is super easy to find, as it's on the main street, it also has an attached carpark for added convenience.

What can I say, Chocolate @ No. 5 is one of my favourite dessert cafe's in Adelaide…read more Waffles to die for, velvety hot chocolate's and very friendly staff. Amazing premium chocolate! The interior is delightfully cosy, regardless of the weather outside. A trip to Hahndorf wouldn't be complete without a visit!

It took me awhile to spot this place. It's not easy to drive down the main street in Hahndorf and…read morelook at the shops when you're searching for a specific place, even if you do know the number. It's a very narrow road, made more narrow by the fact that cars are parked along it pretty much the whole way on both sides. So once I finally worked out where this place was, I was really very desperate for a milkshake and a break. OMFG. What a great place! The menu, while not huge, is packed full of extremely appetizing foods and drinks. The chocolate milkshake I had might well be the best I ever experience. It's hard to describe how good it is. I did get a couple of the handmade chocolates to try, and like the milkshake, they were delicious. Service here is excellent. Really friendly. The shop itself is a converted house, and it's beautiful. It really is. It's surprisingly large. If you look at it from the street, you'll have no idea how many people can fit into this palace of chocolatey pleasure. I'm another who would give this place ten stars. Or more.

I loved this place, great spot for some Lovley chocolate and drinks. Lots of fun things to do and a…read moreamazing lawn out the front. There's games for little kids to do and free wifi. You can also see the chocolate being made! I would highly recommend!

A lovely factory floor with a great selection of chocolate and lollies to choose from…read more The store was fairly big, and the staff where friendly. I had to buy the chocolate coated pineapple, and chocolate coated clinkers. Everyone will find a treat they like here.

Bracegirdles is an excellent place to grab something nice and chocolatey. They make sweet and…read moreabsolutely amazing (sugary and unhealthy) chocolate that just melts in your mouth. This store is probably the closest to my house, even though it is around 20 mins South, however when I am down here for a break at the nearby caravan park, I am sure to pop in. No matter what you choose off the menu, you can be sure of two things: 1) It will most likely contain sugar 2) It will be awesome I have had their hot chocolate once, and it was very nice - I wish I could make one as good at home. I have also tried their iced chocolate, which was just as good. Service is ok and staff are generally attentive, with not too long a wait for what you ordered. It is nice to sit out in the sun at McLaren Vale on a nice day. Bracegirdles is also a very nice location on the main street which provides a good view too. I really probably shouldn't come here too often for my health but the heart wants what the heart wants (even if what the heart wants is bad for the heart).

The amazing hot chocolate is saving this from a 2 star review…read more I went for a friends birthday breakfast on a summer morning so it was quite hot outside. I was the first to arrive and was directed to an outdoor table by a friendly waitress and was given menus and upon request table water. The birthday girl and the rest of the group arrived and she wanted to sit inside with the aircon. This time an older, very grumpy looking waitress came out and didn't bother trying to hide her annoyance at us wanting to move tables. We went inside and she angrily dragged tables around as loudly as physically possible and threw the chairs in the general direction of the table and stormed off. We were shocked but just ignored it and sat down. We waited about 10 minutes but she didn't go and get our water and menus from outside so I had to do that. There isn't table service so you have to go to the counter and order. I ordered the big breakfast and a hot chocolate. I felt like a coffee but I've been her once before and the coffee was not good. Once again I had to deal with the terrible service from the waitress whilst ordering. She just seemed so angry to be there and made everyone feel very uncomfortable. We were in a large group so with all of us chatting we were being fairly loud. When the waitress came with my hot chocolate I mustn't have heard her the first time because I turned around to her yelling 'HELLOOOO ARE YOU LISTENING?! Here's your drink!' by this point I couldn't help laugh at how unbelievably bad this service was. I wasn't even offended anymore it was just comical. The hot chocolate was divine though. It's just pure melted chocolate, no syrups or powders and you can really taste the difference. I ordered just a basic milk hot chocolate which was quite pricey at $6 but worth it. They had chilli hot chocolate on the menu too and another exotic sounding one. I would have chosen one of those but had heartburn at the time but I'd like to come back and try them. When my breakfast came it was a very generous serving size. It was very average tasting though and far too salty. I was expecting something great for the price so I was disappointed. The homemade baked beans basically just tasted like canned tomatoes which was very disappointing because the Green Room in Willunga has the most amazing homemade ones ever at a cheaper price and I was expecting that sort of standard. Overall I would return for hot chocolate and maybe to try a desert but won't bother for a meal again. Just be prepared for terrible service and avoid the middle aged blonde woman if possible.

Umm yum!! Who doesn't love chocolate?…read more This little gem in Burnside Village sells chocolates (obviously) made in Adelaide by Swiss immigrants. There are also stores in city cross arcade and the central market, with the factory at Stepney. The chocolates are delicate and delicious, with many wrapped and presented as gifts, especially around Christmas, Valentine's, Mother's Day etc. They pretty much don't advertise and are very laid back business wise,therefore they don't seem as commercial as Haighs, Darrel Lea etc. But their chocolate is amazing! I love fruity flavored truffles and milk chocolate is my favourite. I don't like too much strong taste in my mouth, more smooth milky chocolate, and Swiss make chocolate's for everyone.

I haven't tried their chocolates yet but the bread is pretty amazing. Rustic woodoven sourdough is…read moreall I have to say. Very good! Prices are generally around 5 bucks per loaf so it's not exactly cheap but they usually sell their bread from the previous day for $3.50. And believe me, it's still nearly as good as fresh. I'd much rather get yesterday's bread from here than a fresh loaf from the supermarket for the same price.

Stale and cold!…read more Stopped here for coffee and dessert Pros Friendly staff Clean tables Cons We had chocolate fondue for two. Far too much for two people Hot. Chocolate dip was cold Strawberries with stalks on made it difficult to dip Banana bread stale. All the items were in huge chunks to big to eat whole!

Randomly stumbled on this place on the first day of opening. The staff were very friendly and…read moreexplained the origin of the store etc. The front of the store was selling chocolates and in the back there were seating for coffee and food. There weren't any samples of chocolates but ended up getting a few to go and they were delicious! Will be back to try their coffee and more flavors of chocolate. Hopefully they will encorporate giving out samples to try in the future.

Always good for a coffee and a chat after an afternoon of shopping. Savoury food is what you would…read moreexpect but the desserts are yum. When you look at this against shops like Steven Ter Horst or Just Bliss they don't compare but for a suburban chain, they are not bad. Coffee is good and staff here are always friendly.