In my quest to find the best Chocolate in NYC I made my way to NETO. NETO Chocolates are Kosher for…read morethe convenience of East Siders. I purchased a nine piece assortment and so far have tasted three flavors. Blood Orange, Coconut, and Hazelnut Caramel are very delicious. Expensive, but not outrageous.

What a cute hole in the wall! It would make an excellent gift and also a nice treat for yourself…read more The people who work there are very friendly and they also let you sample some chocolates. I got the 4 pack and loved all the flavors, but especially liked the orange one

La Maison du Chocolat on Madison Avenue is not only a chocolatier but has a cozy cafe in the back…read more Here I asked for a coffee, a madeleine, hazelnut macaron and a canele. Then I relaxed as I had seen almost six perfume stores and needed to rest. As only two tables had guests, the cafe was quiet. I met Brigitte who gave me the treats. We spoke French as I like to practice and spoke about the cafe and chocolate. Terrence made me the coffee and later I met Mike in the front. There is also a restroom here. I plan to visit again soon as I occasionally came here some years ago. It also helps that I have a loyalty card in the system! Merci Brigitte pour tout.

I have an account and have been a customer. The firm "converted" its web site and didn't port…read morecustomer files and apparently passwords, etc. The firm failed to notify customers. I found out when trying to redeem credits based on past purchases. Customer Service was unable to fix the problem. I was told to call in to redeem my credits for chocolates valued at $160. I did. I was then told I would be charged for shipping. The firm advertises free shipping on orders over $150 ("Enjoy our complimentary overnight delivery on all orders over $150.)

Loved the people!! Amazing experience, but if you're not an absolute hot fudge lover you don't need…read moreit in your ice cream.

Had one of the rudest experiences here. Wanted to get candy and show my out of town guests this…read morecool neighborhood spot. Mid order, the owner came out of the apartment door telling me and my friends to "move. You move too. You next". This was all because he had a box in his hands. Could have just asked nicely and it wouldn't have been an issue. Made us all feel so uncomfortable. Won't be back.

Location: 5th avenue, NYC!…read more Ambiance: very welcoming and approachable attendants. Food: I just passed by but got so tempted to get in the store and tried different flavors. My fave one so far is the almond milk chocolate. It doesn't have the cocoa flavor in it but the chocolate is very addicting. Creamy but not heavy.

Eh the chocolate wasn't worth the price of $35 it taste like basic chocolate and for something that…read moreis claim to be made from fresh chocolate has a long list of ingredients . This was one and done for me

I just love Neuhaus chocolates plus with most of the Godiva stores gone so where are you going to…read morego? I usually go to the store a few blocks south of here but I was just walking around and noticed this new shop. The staff always welcomes me in with a delicious piece of chocolate, a freebie. . The store carries a great selection of chocolate among other delicious treats. I purchased the Belgian Milk Chocolate, and it was delicious.

Such a beautiful box of chocolates I got from my boyfriend, it was packed with delicious flavors!…read moreWhite chocolate, rose infused chocolates, dark and milk with almonds. Everything I can ask for. Always loved this brand but they went all out with the packaging and flavors for this box!

Every season I like to come and look at their special display…read more Summertime shows their little sculptures of bumblebees and brides and bouquets of flowers. When you buy those little tiny sculptures, they have a single perfect little chocolate inside. I think it's so charming! Also, they have a display case filled with freshly made chocolates. The chocolates just melt in your mouth. I love the caramel!! Yes, I only bought two little chocolates! If I bought any anymore, I would just eat it! But I can't resist every time I'm here. The service is very very wonderful. Very kind and helpful and so friendly.

Apparently these chocolates are flown in! I had a tasty sample and got a bunch for my mom and sis…read more Lots of great options but expensive. If you're a high end truffle kind of chocolate lover it's a must try!

Great service very great communication would definitely come back and definitely recommendread more

Ordered: Fruit Fix Box (~$10 normal price; free during…read morepromotion): 6-pc chocolate dipped strawberries, apples & bananas Aya's take: Edible Arrangements had a free promotion from Dec 22-31 offering these Fruit Fix Boxes. I have to admit I've never had Edible Arrangements before but this promotion has truly made me into a customer. I was not only impressed with the presentation but the freshness of the fruit and gourmet semisweet chocolate dipped into the fruit. It's a great gift idea, dessert to bring, or just for a "treat yourself" moment. So glad they did this and I was able to try it out!

Just as good as at their stores in Italy. Surprisingly consistent!…read moreChocolate excellent and the gelato made me happy for hours afterwards. Foolish window marketing. It should say gelato somewhere on the window instead of just tiramisu.

The location is very close to Central Park and has long line but it moves very quickly and they…read moretake your order for cup vs cone in the line while you wait to get to the servers to pick your flavors. I got the double scoop in a cup and it came with a chocolate bark on top. I tried the tiramisu and the Stracciatella (creamy gelato with chocolate flakes). Both were very good and creamy. My brother got the milk chocolate gelato with hazelnut bits in a cone dipped in chocolate. We liked that the flavors weren't overpowering and too sweet. I've seen their locations in several cities inside and outside the US and will revisit when I'm close to one.

If you're a candy and sweets person then Bonbon should be on your list. This is a smaller location…read morecompared to other shop in Brooklyn I have been to. They have all types of gummy style candies with a large varieties sold by the pound. From chocolates, to sweet & sours, candy bars, assorted flavored soft and hard candies. Scoop as much as you want into a bag but be aware that it can get pricey. Everything looks delish and the store is very clean. The staff here is nice and helpful Quality stuff and much better than that which you find in drug stores and supermarkets.

I'm not really a candy person, more of a chocolate person. Got a mixed bag of these and was…read morepleasantly surprised. They were soft, not too sugary, and something I could see my nieces enjoy

YUM. This place was so good. I came in after a long day of working (and it was only 2pm) and this…read moreplace revived me in so many ways. It is so cozy inside. It feels like you're entering a library. It is really beautiful and chic. The staff were friendly and I ordered the Tibetan Mama ($15.93) Coconut Curry and it was delicious. It was so flavorful and fresh. Genuinely my only complaint is that they didn't give me more. I also ordered a lemonade (~$4) that had a nice sweetness to it, but didn't taste too artificial. It was a great addition to the hearty curry.

I had lunch from Le Botaniste last Saturday and enjoyed the meal. I say from Le Botaniste rather…read morethan at Le Botaniste, because - even though the cafe is beautiful and huge (I saw a sign pointing to more seating in another room) - it was a gorgeous day and I took my lunch across the street to enjoy in Bryant Park. And that's really one of the best things about this location of Le Botaniste (there around 7 locations in the city) - being right across from Bryant Park, you can enjoy a healthy lunch while enjoying the park! So what is Le Botaniste? It's an organic, plant-based, and carbon-neutral cafe with locations in NYC and a couple in Europe. So everything is vegan. Everything is organic. The calories and other dietary information are listed on the menu. I had their Chef Priyanka Samosa Bowl (a seasonal offering), which includes brown rice, saag, samosa balls, crispy chickpeas, turmeric onions, tamarind and green chutneys, and yogurt raita. It is 433 calories and 12 grams of protein. I thought it was good - although I thought the samosa balls were quite dry (the chutneys, saag, and raita helped), and I liked that it was light and healthy and wouldn't slow me down for the rest of my busy day. I also grabbed a water and a quinoa peanut butter cookie that I saved in my bag for later. (I noticed that they had some wines that I would have been happy to try - if you eat in, you can have a full experience with a drink.) I showed up right at 11 when they opened, and there was only one other customer. My bowl was ready in seconds and I was out the door and across the street seated in Bryant Park within a minute or two. If you're looking for a healthy vegan lunch in the neighborhood, Le Botaniste is a good option!