I love this little chocolate shop. You walk in and the smell oh the smell chocolate so much…read morechocolate. They have the best GIANT freckles Did I mention they make chocolate?

I've not been out to Sisko shop in Hawthorn, but I did have the pleasure of sampling Sisko's…read morechocolate wares at a Yelp event. Sisko created a wall of decorated chocolate squares that could be removed and devoured for the event attendees' enjoyment. This novel approach was a highlight of the evening. The chocolate was beautiful, delicious, and designing the squares to decorate the wall was a fun, interactive, unique approach to dessert catering.

I paid for Express delivery for a gift to arrive before Easter. Not only did it not arrive in time…read morefor the holiday, it was not delivered for over a week. Customer service was appalling - no apology, no accountability, no compensation. The chocolate was also tiny and not worth the extortionate price paid. Do NOT order from this company.

I quite like Chocolate Box - it has a broad range of products such as: Licorice, Truffle, Chocolate…read morecream and loads more. The price range is also not too bad. Chocolate Box Camberwell is not a big store but, then again, I haven't actually seen a really big outlet in Melbourne yet. The staff are very nice and knowledgeable. I guess what I like best about the shop is the box of chocolates wrapped with a ribbon like a present. It saves from having to wrap the box yourself so you really just have to buy it, pop it in a bag and you're all set. Next time you are on Burke Road and feel like a treat, it wouldn't hurt to pop in and have a look around.

this is a gorgeous little chocolate shop with more that chocolate. They make a great lunch with…read morepoppy seed bagels and fillings of your choice. They have beautiful hot chocolates and also do cafes nice cakes and great chocolates. We haven had a lunch eating place on Malvern road near Mathoura road for a while so are so happy its there and love to patronise it. It has nice magazines to read while your having your lunch or chocolate or drink. Nice atmosphere

Good mocha (+espresso shot) for slightly less than ave price. A little disappointed that it's not…read moreextraordinary bc it's a chocolate shop...but service was super pleasant

It was good visit. Excellent chocolates and great service. Good location but business hours do not…read morematch up with on line hours. The dark chocolate licorice was excellent. Nice layout for the store.

Beautiful shop carrying a lovely assortment of chocolates. Buy something! They offer you a sample…read moreat check out. Yum!

You can't go to Melbourne without trying Koko Black. Not unless you hate chocolate. Do you hate…read morechocolate? No? Then Koko it up

TO DIE FOR! ALL DESSERTS were impressive!!!!!!!! Excellent…read moreatmosphere, in the heart of Lygon street and all the action. Inside seating is very coffee house style; outside is so relaxing and enjoyable. My order was the chocolate walnut brownie- HEAVENLY. With a side of ganache and vanilla ice cream OMG. I was thoroughly pleased and impressed with this place- it stood out in my mind.

Wow, this is how you know I'm behind in my reviews. I'm already three weeks past for this review :P…read moreSo anyways, I had just finished the wonderful time eating a burger when I saw a chocolate store to my left upon exiting. Chocolate? I love chocolate! So I went in and got some more even though I had got some earlier that same day HAHA. They have a WIDE range of chocolate that they put in a really small store. There are a lot of chocolate (white, dark, or milk - maybe even more) that's mixed with fruit (raisins, orange, strawberries). They have a wide assortment and my eyes only had about 3 minutes to look through everything, so I just got stuff that my eyes saw interesting. Chocolate covered strawberries, I believe they were milk chocolate. You get freeze dried strawberries with chocolate surrounding it. It's basically a malt ball with a hint of strawberry inside. This was one pretty good, better than what I was expecting. The strawberry flavor isn't a lot, but you can get it come out if you bite the chocolate in half. :P They had dark chocolate peppermint. PEPPERMINT. They have it all over as pieces and they're refreshing. It comes out of left field and you totally will enjoy it if you're a fan of peppermint :D The chocolate melted so this went in the refrigerator when I got back to LA (LA WHYYY) so I didn't get to eat this first D: Shoulda. Get it if you're a fan of peppermint! There was also 99% chocolate here. I'm assuming the person I got it for enjoyed it. ;) Totally would have gotten more if I had more time, or if I had more room in my luggage HAHA. On DeGraves, in case! The price for the three was 35AUD so the price is kinda high. I think.

Honest chocolate, experimentally executed, well worth visit.read more

This store is one of of 3 Kit Kat chocolatories in the world and the only one in which you can…read morecreate your own Kit Kat bar! They are stocked with Melbourne exclusive flavors using high end ingredients including hibiscus, rose petals, rice crisps, chocolate fudge, fruits, and more. There is quite a wait to have your own chocolate created (1.5 hours minimum). You use an automated kiosk to pick your chocolate base, inclusions, and even the packaging. At the end of the process you'll be asked for an Australian contact number. If you don't have one just come check in with your receipt at a later time.

This shop had amazing staff and great Kit Kats but it is now closed and has been for some time sadlyread more

These guys have a veritable treasure trove of Libby's canned pumpkin on the bottom shelf in the…read moreback. This discovery saved my toosh for Thanksgiving this year because USA Foods in Moorabbin screwed up my order and shorted me my canned pumpkin and I didn't realize it until the last minute. So, hooray for these guys! They made it possible for us to have traditional American pumpkin pie at our Aussie thanksgiving :) And now I have another can for Christmas, too! As for the other stuff they offer here, seemed like a bunch of junky sugary American cereals, sodas, and candies. And uniquely American things too, like graham crackers. I want to go back and peruse their sauces and stuff more closely and see if they have any Cajun stuff too, but what I saw briefly in my quick frenzied quest for canned pumpkin led me to believe it's mostly junk food here. Which is totally acceptable -- I just hope Australians don't judge us Americans based on the stuff they sell here, ha! We don't all eat like we're one snack away from diabetes, I swear. Price-wise, this place seemed comparable to or cheaper than USA Foods. It's a lot smaller, though -- really just a hole-in-the-wall. Honestly, I prefer Prahran Convenience for cheap imported foods from the U.S. and elsewhere, but this place is a bit more U.S.-focused than Prahran Convenience so if you're looking for a distinctly American product, you might want to try here first.