Five stars for Düsseldorf. Best chocolate shop I've been to in the area and definitely hits the…read morespot for hot chocolate. As tasty as it is for Düsseldorf it falls short of great hot chocolates found in Paris such as Angelina which arguably is the best hot chocolate I tried in my life. That said I never had a frappe of this quality in Europe. with grade a chocolate. It was certainly a refresher on a hot day without air conditioning in Germany. I bought fruit chocolates such as mango raspberry and blueberry from the shop attached to this. I had one sampling and was floored by how great the mango chocolates were. Each chocolate was a euro a piece so it wasn't too expensive for the grade. I'm looking forward to having a few of these when I return. If anything at all this place is located in the heart of altstadt so it's definitely worth a trip - at least to look at the cute design.

Gut und Gerne is a quite small cafe with a chocolate shop attached. I had a delicious pear cake…read morewhile my friend drank a very large hot chocolate. Would definitely recommend this place for small break if you're exploring the city. The atmosphere is quite cozy, the staff is friendly, and the cake tasted delicious and homemade.

Chocolate is amazing (and I'm not much of a chocolate eater)! Lots of varieties and flavors to…read morechoose from.

we were here in May 2024 for my nieces wedding and this place was across from our hotel…read more if you are going to old town dusseldorf make this stop a must. take the bus or whatever it's easy to travel here. the area is so cute to walk around and eat drink and smoke if you like cigars. i'll have to write something nice about the cigar bar next but this place !!! DO NOT SKIP ! great gifts and don't forget yourself !

From the owner: Maastricht is van oudsher de stad van de lekkere chocolade. Bekende generaties van bonbonmakers…read moremaken er al eeuwenlang op ambachtelijke wijze lekkernijen van uitgelezen soorten chocolade. Chocolaterie Boulanger is al bijna 30 jaar een van die bekende chocoladewinkels van Maastricht. In de Spilstraat, een van de zijstraten van de drukke winkelstraat de Grote Staat, vindt u achter een mooie, neo-klassieke gevel een winkel vol met heerlijkheden.

Wonderful little shop tucked away off the main shopping streets. Owned by lovely married couple…read more(wish I remembered their names!). They graciously spoke English, made delicious recommendations, and chatted us up as we sat and drank our lattes. So many choices, I wish I lived closer so I could spend the rest of the year trying each flavor and enjoying the owners wit and kindness. Highly recommend. Worth the walk in the drizzling Cologne weather.

Stopped in this little chocolate shop last week and what a find! So much chocolate and the best…read morehand made truffles, bonbons and chocolate bites with the creamiest chocolate. Their selection of wrapped chocolate bars includes white, milk and dark chocolate in flavors not found in your average chocolate shop. Cologne was our last stop in Germany before heading back to the US. So glad we found this place!

This is definitely the most popular shop in the village! Everyone was flocking to this one shop! In…read morehere you'll find great deals on Lindt chocolate at up to 60% off. The greatest discount can be found in their mix bags where they group their products together. My friend got nearly 40% off Lindor bars when she got a bag of them. They're nearly 30% off if your purchase them separately. There's a lot of stock to choose from (different range of their chocolate bars and selection boxes) and right now is the best time to get their big and beautiful advent calendars and some velvety boxed chocolates as Christmas gifts. There's also a pick and mix section of different flavoured Lindor balls if that's what you like. If you love Lindt chocolate and/or want to buy them for someone, then I'll recommend a stop here if you're shopping!

The German mustard is one of the best in the world and the Düsseldorfer one ranks particularly…read morehigh. This is a great shop/small museum located in the middle of the historical city center and also offers a glimpse into the history of senf (mustard) making. They have a wide selection of mustards and offer complementary samples. The only downside is that, after purchasing several jars, we walked to the near Christmas market and found the exact same products we had just bought at a much lower price.

We stopped by so that my friend could grab three months worth of mustard. The inside is small and…read morelong but cute with fun display cases with history facts. They also have stations where you can try their many different kinds of mustard!