You can get inundated with all of the chocolate shops in Brugge so I relied on my fellow Yelpers…read moreeven though Yelp is not as big in Europe as it is in the States. The shop is beautiful inside with the shelves showcasing all their chocolates in all different sizes and shapes. I found the store to be a little overpriced and the chocolates were definitely not as good as I expected them to be. The caramel in particular was disappointing.

Chocolaterie Dumon is a lot more down to earth compare to the other Chocolaterie we visited in…read moreBrussels. Here the design is more colourful and youthful and is hard for us not to pick up a sample pack to take home as souvenirs. The problem with the pack though the flavour is really random and one have no idea what those are till you put it in your mouth! Free samples on the counter if you want to have a taste before purchasing...

Chocolaterie Van Hoorebeke is slightly fancier than Leonidas chocolate. It's tasty, but it's not…read morequite up to the levels of others that we tasted during our chocolate tour. Van Hoorebeke is known for being one of the first to open up his kitchen to viewing from the public, thus the clear floor window into their kitchen that's viewable from the street. We tried the hazelnut praline and while it was tasty and the service was friendly it wasn't enough of a standout to purchase for us. To be honest I probably would have chosen a different flavor for the tour as it was slightly unmemorable. All that being said, it's good chocolate for the value so I would recommend stopping in if you're visiting Ghent.

I saw quite a lot of recommendations for this shop in Gent so I decided to pop in because I wanted…read moreto buy some chocolate to bring back home to the US. I was a little overwhelmed with the different options they had, so I spent a good amount of time there. I ended up picking up a few of their pre-packaged truffle assortments and also got a few individual truffles for me to eat. One of the clear case boxes unfortunately got severely squished in my suitcase, so I actually ended up eating them since they were not in a presentable state haha. Standouts of the ones I tried have to include passion fruit and macadamia. Yuzu is also high up there too. I think these were just more interesting flavors and more preferable to my own tastes. They're a solid choice for nice chocolate. Was my mind blown away? Not really, but the chocolates are high quality, handmade, crafted well, and certainly a LOT cheaper than what you can get in the US. My favorites were very delicious, and I would get them again or ask someone to bring them back if the opportunity ever presented itself.

We stopped in at this store on a whim. It was buzzing with people. There were many options in the…read moredisplays and prepackaged offerings on the shelving across the displays. We got a little box, filled it with the chocolates we chose, and off we went to try them. We weren't really impressed. The apple one pretty but really sweet. Gingerbread was ok. Coffee was the favorite as it tasted like a latte and didn't kill you with sugar. There were no chili or other spicy chocolates offered, which was something we enjoy. Imagine our surprise when The Chocolate Line came up as the number one store in every review I read. Due to this we returned to try other items in case we missed what made them so popular. Nothing was memorable. We actually preferred items from 2 other local shops listed in the top reviews. We're not certain if we selected the wrong options or if we have pedantic chocolate taste buds.

With all the chocolate shops in Bruges, I think Chocolate Line is my favorite. Not only does it…read morehave beautiful chocolates, it has some of the most creative flavors, including savory ones: * Apple with fresh cut grass * Cilantro and mint * Chocolate and bacon * Granny Smith apple caramel * Raspberry cheesecake It is delicious (and kind of trippy) trying the assorted flavors because I was not sure if I was sampling a meal or eating a chocolate.

I am a chocoholic, and Belgium catered to my every need. I went to the popular chocolate stores…read moreprior to going to Galler. Galler was highly recommended by my tour guide, and she was so right. By far this is the best chocolate I've ever had . Galler was the winner in my book hands down. I regret buying the previous chocolate boxes at another store. I bought two boxes to bring back home with me from Galler.The next day I went back to buy more because wow they truly are magnificent, and I want my family and friends to try this.

On a recent trip to Bruges, our tour guide recommended this place for chocolate. She did not steer…read moreus wrong! I have never tasted chocolate so rich and clean in my life. I mostly bought dark because that is my favorite. The Galler chocolates were decadent and delicious! I also love the pride the staff take in the store. They were super helpful and knowledgeable about each piece of chocolate. The shop itself is elegant and beautiful!

One of the most iconic Belgian chocolate shops. They invented the Belgian praline in 1912 -- a…read morecaramelizad nut and honey mixture that's like a nougatine. You'll find their shop in Bruges, Brussels, the Belgian airports, and even London too. They offer more than just their praline; you'll find a wide array of beautiful, interesting individual chocolates or gift packages. It's a hard store to walk past and not go in. Everything is beautiful and delicious!

Neuhaus has really good chocolates and is worth checking out if you are in Bruges. We liked all of…read morethe truffles that we tried.

Such a wonderful chocolate shop! The chocolate is perfectly smooth, a great variety of flavors,…read moremany different shapes, extremely kind and helpful employees (sometime food allergies can be a pain, and the staff helped me navigate which boxes would be safe for my allergy). The lavender chocolate is absolutely amazing, and a must try! However, I will say the absolutely do not miss with this shop is ordering a hot chocolate and enjoying it out on the hidden patio in the back. It very quiet, with several seats, and amazing views of the canal. The hot chocolate was great, and was even served with a little bonus chocolate treat!

delicious chocolate in a convenient location! i highly recommend stopping by after strolling the…read morecanals and enjoying a variety of chocolate with a cup of tea before purchasing a bag of your favorites to take with you. friendly staff and a pretty good atmosphere.

If you are looking for genuine Belguim chocolate, this is the place. It has been here for 68…read moreyears, and they are justifiably proud of their heritage. The owner spoke excellent English and was delightful to speak with as we bought lots of chocolate for gifts. They have a terrific variety of chocolates and beautiful molds. Their chocolates are a little smaller than other places, so you get more bites to the pound. The store is also very beautiful, well organized, clean, and had other things like homemade cookies.

Chocolate was delicious, and the customer service was excellent! This store was recommended by our…read moreB&B owner who is a local.

After lunch, we were craving something sweet, so we came here to try their hot chocolate. We…read moreordered three different flavors. The concept is very interesting, they serve the chocolate separately, and you add it to a cup of hot milk and stir it yourself. The first floor is a chocolate shop where you can browse and purchase a variety of chocolates, while the café is upstairs on the second floor. They also have outdoor seating if you prefer to enjoy your drink outside. The ambience is warm, cozy, and inviting, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a chocolate break. The service was a bit slow, but it was definitely worth the wait. Overall, the Costa Rica hot chocolate was our favorite. It was slightly sweet with a light creamy taste. The Hazelnut Praline was much too sweet for our liking, and the Ecuador wasn't as smooth as the Costa Rica. We enjoyed the Costa Rica chocolate so much that we ended up taking home four bags. It was the perfect souvenir and a delicious reminder of our visit. :)

Do not pass by without stopping in for a huge cup of hot chocolate. They have a large option of…read moredifferent hot chocolate that you make at the table yourself. They provide a large cup of stemming milk and away you go with making your own cup. They also provide little snacks to nibble on. They also have food but we stopped by for the chocolate that we saw on TikTok.