Came by for chocolates the other day and it was a phenomenal experience. Staff were helpful with…read moresamples and provided suggestions based upon my requirements. The shop has both factory pre-packaged chocolates, along with a full service chocolate bar where a staff member packs boxes of chocolates based upon requests!

Wonderful Belgian chocolates. I also tried Mary's chocolates and Pierre Marcolini, but I liked…read moreNeuhaus chocolates the best. There are a number of reasons I like Neuhaus the best: - Of course, the chocolates are delicious. - A lot of the stores will allow you to sample any one that you choose (though this particular location didn't allow me to sample anything), so I was able to find ones that I really liked. - There was a large variety of pre-packaged chocolates, and I was able to find something in every price range (as gifts). - There are a number of different box sizes to choose from to make your own custom box of chocolates. - Friendly, multi-lingual customer service in all locations. I found out that there is one store in the US in New York, but my mother-in-law informed me that the chocolates there aren't as fresh as the ones I hand selected from Belgium. :)

Excellent chocolate shop, friendly staff. The Chocolate…read moreLine is housed in the historical Palace on the Meir. Unfortunately I never got to try my raisin nut bark box as it was stolen from my hotel in Paris.

This place is amazing! They have so many unique flavors and combinations; they really set…read morethemselves apart from all the other chocolate shops in Belgium. First off, the store inside is beautiful. If you go to the back, you can see these huge chocolate sculptures that they made. The people who work there are so nice too. They gave me and my friends so many samples to try. My favorites were deadly delicious (apparently Billie Eilish's favorite) and the tarte citron. I also tried the chill pill, which was definitely not my cup of tea. The grass flavor was so strong, but the chocolate itself was so pretty! I bought each of my friends a box of 5 chocolates. It was so fun to see them try each different flavor together. It's such an easy gift, and the chocolates are very reasonably priced too! Be careful when you're traveling with them though - some of the tarte citrons did break because they're so fragile. If you want fun, creative chocolates, this is the place to go!

Paid 100$ and couldn't tell the difference between this and regular chocolate. Thought this would…read morebe something special

I've been a regular customer of Goossens for 15 years. They had me hooked after I tried their…read moreAntwerp diamond chocolates, before then I didn't know how good white chocolate can be. The quality is truly the best in Antwerp and with such a wide variety of flavors, you can find something for everyone. The staff there is top notch, they are very knowledgeable about chocolate and are warm/ friendly. Top picks; Antwerp Diamond (white with champagne truffle filling), Rubens Pallet (milk with walnut filling), and TNT (dark with lemon/eucalyptus ganache and CO2 - yes, tastes like pop rocks, very unique!, red hearts (milk with fruit filling - these are both tasty and beautiful). Enjoy!

CHOCOLICIOUS We have…read moreordered once in-person and have subsequently ordered online twice. This chocolatier doesn't disappoint. Our most recent order was very custom - we specified which pralines we wanted in each box. We weren't sure of the names of the pralines, but they were incredibly helpful. We received our meticulously packed order and are preparing to send them to friends and family via Post. The size of the little box is perfect for slipping into a mailing envelope. It's a special treat for our U.S. friends and family to receive such a high quality product. Of course, we had to conduct our own taste test first. Delicious!

Wonderful, different types of chocolates. Full array of more…read moreformal chocolates to less formal types.

Yes ! There is a new Chocolatier in Antwerp, De Wilde Zee : Mary, the well known chocolatier from…read moreBrussels since 1919. I really like the home made chocolates. You find a high selection. Caramel, fresh creams, pralinés, gianduja, black chocolates, milk, coffee, almond paste, walnut paste pistachio paste, fruit paste, liqueur, candied fruit, dragees... chocolates offering a real festival of flavours. Try also the different hand-rolled truffles really delicious something for connoisseurs. I also love the cute packaging, nice boxes and in every gift box you find carefully and delicately placed tissue paper. This shop is a heaven for chocolate lovers and if there would exist stars for chocolatiers Mary would be rated for sure as one of the highest. They are slightly more expensive but so good - a TOP Chocolatier !

Maybe it's just me, but in my opinion, the cost does not match the taste. Kinda blah.read more

We have been traveling to Antwerp for 25+ years, and always, always stop at Burie for their Fresh…read moreCream chocolates. Absolutely incredible. Burie is worth the effort. Highly recommended.

This is a very good coffee shop in city centre Antwerp. The outside seating is a bit limited but…read morethe interior is quite comfortable as well. Not only is the coffee good, but they offer some tempting sweet treats as well. For me, it was a nice break from my wanderings. The service was good and the prices were quite reasonable. This shop is worth a stop if you're looking for a coffee break.

So insane how good this hot chocolate was. I pay more for some shitty hot chocolate from Starbucks…read more And here they give you two of the best truffles you'll ever eat and some tasty little biscuits

My friend and I stopped by here to get some hot chocolate. I ordered the standard hot chocolate,…read moreand it was delicious. This is a full chocolate store as well. The employees were very helpful as my friend asked about and bought some pieces of chocolate. I would come back.

Outstanding chocolatier. The hot chocolate service was lovely and the mini cakes were divine.read more

We had a fun time exploring this fun and unique museum. It starts off with some cool audio and…read morevisual effects as you wander through a few different rooms to learn how chocolate is made. Then you visit some different rooms where an audio guide will tell you more about different pioneers in the chocolate industry, different types of chocolate, and advancements that have been made. The audio guide didn't always seem to work. Unlike many places where you key in a number to hear the info, this one you scanned it almost like your remote control for your TV, but myself and most around me seemed to have trouble with some. Not a huge deal as there was TONS to listen to. The last room is full of about a dozen vats of different flavors of liquid chocolate. They let you into the room and give you a spoon and you get to sample the chocolate by holding your spoon underneath the spout and pulling down a lever. It was yummy! Some people seemed to mention all you can eat, but in our case it seemed like you were sort of herded through so that would be hard to do. Fortunately although it is delicious, it is also very rich so I'm not sure I would want all you can eat unless I was ready for an upset stomach. There also was a little bit of a hiccup when we arrived. We stored our coats and bags in the complimentary lockers but as we got in line to purchase our tickets, some sort of alarm went off and they had to get the people who were already in, out, and it delayed our entry by almost a full hour. Props to the staff who really tried to keep us entertained while we were waiting. They did bring us free water bottles, and samples of little chocolate balls that were good. I wish I got their names because a couple of staff members really did a nice job in an unexpected situation. All in all we enjoyed our trip to visit chocolate nation, and would encourage you to visit if in Antwerp!

Need to correct hours on social media. We trekked over in late afternoon to find they closed 1-2…read morehours ahead of media info.