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12 years ago
This belgian chocolatier is the best kept secret at Schiphol. Belgian chocolatier outside of Belgium! read more
Leonidas - LOTS of sweets to choose (just like Belgian shops) for Christmas - Chocolatiers & Shops Near Me - Schiphol, New Hampshire
10 years ago
Always buy these when I'm overseas because there are no stores left in the US unfortunately
Aankomstpassage 25
1118 AX Schiphol
The Netherlands
020-6535077
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https://www.leonidas-bonbons.nl
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What time does Leonidas open?
Leonidas opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Leonidas close?
Leonidas closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Yes, Leonidas has parking options.
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If you adore chocolate, you might consider a visit to the Fine Chocolate store Lounge 3 ;-)…read more The different chocolate brands they sell are considered the best in the world. I'm talking about Valrohna from France (which is the chocolate brand that gourmetchefs use in their deserts), actually its the purest and most honest chocolate in the world. Then there is Neuhaus from Belgium which tastes equally heavenly, but has a different character, and is also one of the highest quality chocolate brands in the world. And last but not least, Godiva from Belgium (also a very good chocolate) which is a bit sweeter and more creamy. Sometimes they sell a view different brands, like for instance... Ferrero, Lindt or Leonidas, but that is not always the case, I think that depends on the season. The ladies (and one or two gentlemen) really know their stuff, and are passioned about their chocolate. They know their brands inside out, offer high quality service, are very good in giving chocolate-advise and suggestions, have a great smile and make me feel like I am the queen herself :-) Yes, that is what I call, the million dollar-treatment :-D! They even walk around the counter and offer me my purchase as if it is a big diamond I bought for the ridiculous price of 10.000 euro's!!! But no!!!! It just is a little bag with chocolate inside!! That is the WAUW-factor for me, honestly. Soooo, if you get the chance to buy some chocolate for a loved one of yourself, give them a visit, and don't be surprised if you buy more than you bargained for. Have fun :-D
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Heavenly chocolatier that uses very unique ingredients such as tamarind and black currant while…read morealso featuring exotic chocolates with more robust profiles that stand alone without added flavors. Fun little spot in a cool corner of Amsterdam. The lady who worked there really helped us choose a nice combination of flavors that balanced out our sample. They've been there 20 years already for a reason!
One of my favorite shops in Amsterdam to visit and indulge. Puccini is for the real chocolate…read morelovers! I have been coming here for years. Their chocolate taste so good, it will have you craving for another box. When I walk in here I always feel like I walked in my little chocolate heaven. If you are fan of high quality chocolate, then you will not be disappointed. I love browsing at their beautiful display of diverse chocolates, and contemplating on which one I will explore this time. It's also one of my favorite places to go when I am thinking of the perfect gift to give someone. Service is warm, friendly and professional. It's definitely a win all around.
Yeah, another Pornstar Martini. It's 7 o'clock, somewhere! lol…read more These are really good. The bartender has gifted hands. lol
This is a cute little spot in the airport. I had a very long layover so I was happy to relax and…read morehave some good food. There is a sign that says wait to be seated. So myself and a few others waited for a long time while the staff just looked at us. When I was finally sat the server seemed to care less. It was really weird. However, the person who actually brought me the food was so nice and friendly. The coffee comes with a macaron which was a happy surprise. It was absolutely delicious. The salad and wine I got were very good as well. If this restaurant were not in the airport I probably would not come back. But, since it is I am sure I will be back next time I fly in.
Croissant w/ salmon cream cheese & herbs
The chocolates are as beautiful as they are tasty. The owner was patient with SIX of us tourists as…read morewe took our time deciding what to buy (as well as to take a few pictures of her creations.) Stop here if you can! I only wish I had bought more....
OMG! So much chocolate…read more I'm not a fan of chocolate, but this place peaked my interest. And i'm happy it did. Flavor upon flavors with strict attention to detail....is how I would describe the assortment. You can tell she put A LOT of work into the presentations. I ended up purchasing gifts for family/friends. Also, the owner was the sweetest lady I met while in Amsterdam.
Some really nice items on offer here if you need a sugar pick me up before a flight. They offer…read moresome cold chocolate shakes and hot chocolates, hot teas, coffees, a variety of other chocolates and a few sandwiches or quick grab items--if the line isn't a million miles long, which it was when I was there. They need more seating too, especially considering how busy this airport is. Again, the line doesn't move too quickly, but if you have time, very tasty treats.
A chocoholic comes here for breakfast; A chocoholic comes…read morehere for lunch; A chocoholic comes here for dinner; A chocoholic comes here before a flight; A chocoholic comes here after landing in Schiphol, Amsterdam; A chocoholic comes here to indulge and a liqueur to commemorate the decadence that was...Amsterdam; Until next time. Tip: The mousses are remarkably scrummy but anything choc here is worth a FUC. Visits: 2
Love chocolate? Get off the plane and go straight to the chocolate bar!
If you're a chocolate lover, you'll like this place. Lots of types of chocolates to choose from…read more You can also have them make a custom chocolate bar just for yourself and watch it being made. Located in the lower/basement level of a building. You have to take some steps down - careful as they're skinny steps. Inside is a small space and can get crowded. Stop by if you love chocolate or passing by.
I almost gave up waiting in line for this place. My husband convinced me to wait. It was well worth…read moreit. Although we have seen this brand in Florida, it was very fun and interesting to visit this attraction. I lobe the chocolate bar wrappers that said "I went to Amsterdam and got you..."
Milk Caramel Sea Salt 32%
What? A Ben & Jerry's collab? Cool!
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A cozy haven for chocolate lovers with lots of classic and new brands to try. Walkable in central…read moreAmsterdam and helpful service. Tried a few Bonnat bars I havent had before, and some newer Dutch brands using cacao from Indonesia (Bali) and Mexico (xoconusco). They also had Pralus, Amadei, etc. They have some homemade filled chocolates, looking forward to trying that next time.
If I could give more than five stars to this little shop (tucked in one of the many sidestreets…read morethat dot Amsterdam) I would. Before I get into the shop itself, The wife and I need to note the owner and hostess. She is, without a doubt, the nicest person we've ever encountered in any shop, restaurant or store. She truly cares about her wares, and seems to care in turn about your experience and that you be happy while you are there; if anyone ever earns the designation "hostess" it is her. For lack of a better descriptive, she is grandmotherly in the best way. My wife would insist (and I would agree) to give this shop five stars based on her service alone, even if the shop was drab and the chocolates mediocre. Fortunately, neither is the case. The chocolates are universally excellent and artisinally produced. She sells them in packaged form to take with you and savor in your home; however she also prepares a hot chocolate for you to enjoy in the shop or on the go, and it is incredibly rich without being too sweet. While not exactly inexpensive, it is also more than in-line with high end chocolates in Europe. What about the store itself? Well, the sense that our hostess belongs in a Harry Potter book as a kindly, magical shopkeeper is enhanced by the store's appearance. It radiates warmth as it is filled with chocolate-related antiques and knickknacks, charming designed displays and shelves overstuffed with quaintly designed sweets packaging. But make no mistake: the shop itself is meticulously clean and neat. As you can tell, I and my wife could gush about this shop for a long while. But I'll leave you with: go visit and say hello.
Welcome to the gateway of the Chocolate Addiction Center.
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Ja, je kunt nu ook eindelijk in Hoofddorp koffie drinken en gebak eten! Op 6 en 7 juni is de feestelijke opening!
What a find! Stumbled onto this fantastic shop/factory while ambling around. Twenty minutes later…read morewe left with 12 bars of chocolate (no judgment: SOME were for gifts), each wrapped beautifully, and offering a unique flavor or combination of flavors. The store portion has a large table with samples of nearly all of the bars. We sampled almost all of them -- what, we should just guess what they taste like?! (Usability note: the glass bottles that house the samples are not ideal; the opening is small and you can easily imagine a number of hands and fingers touching the spot where the samples come out.) In the back of the shop is, from what we could tell, their main factory, and they were busy churning out chocolates. Plus, near the register, there are chocolates by the pound. Yes, we got one of those as well. As we explored other shops in the city, we saw other chocolates and realized that Urban Cacao does white label production for many of them. Some of those stores had lower prices (and different options) than at the main shop we visited, but the selection and variety of flavors makes this a must-visit location.
Tasty maccarons!! I love this place. The taste is Great and the service is outstanding. Next time I…read morewill try The chocolaatjes. Ze zitten hier net twee maanden en ik denk dat dit een blijvertje is!! Echt een aanwinst voor de Rozengracht.
~PERU~ 65% CACAO Grand Cru Origin taste profile: Fruity, Full aroma
Real cacao
Chocolate bars with tasters in front so you know what you're buying!
Anyone in The Netherlands can tell you that Huize van Wely is the best chocolatier and cake maker…read morein the country. Their creations are spectacular, awe-inspiring, breath-taking (and certainly breathtakingly expensive!). They most have shops in areas where the ultra-rich live, who can afford to get their parties catered by Huize van Wely, or who are happy to pay double for a Wely-quality pastry. If you're familiar with Dutch customs, you'll know visitors are expected to bring chocolates, wine or flowers to a party or dinner at a friend's house. If you really want to impress your hosts, Wely should be your destination. Great place for custom/wedding cakes too. Though Wely is a little too pricy usually for me, my favorite purchase here was a gorgeous, enormous chocolate high-heeled shoe filled with bonbons for my sister's birthday. Perfect gift for someone who has limited space at home for regular gifts, is difficult to shop for, or who "has everything". Who doesn't love chocolate?
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Amsterdam, Netherlands…read more You can't leave Amsterdam without trying a stroopwafel. While walking through the old town, I stumbled upon this place - yay, since my daughter had asked me to bring some back. They didn't have the variety available, so I went with a plain stroopwafel that came in a musical tin. Wow! That was a fun and unexpected touch. I find the prices of the fresh Stroopwafels pricey so I didn't get one. The salesperson was friendly and spoke good English, which made the experience pleasant. It wasn't busy during the said visit. Inside is pretty quaint adorned with a lovely chandelier. Enjoy a Stroopwafel.
You don't need to order the largest size! These were really…read moredelicious, warm and fresh but very sweet and rich. I needed some coffee or milk or water - maybe all three haha If I go back, I'll opt for the plain Stroop waffle without the chocolate and extra candy toppings.
Aweeeeeeeeee!! The…read morecutest, brightest, prettiest spot in Centrum! So pretty, it made me squeal several times. Do you want the prettiest macarons ever? How about handmade truffles? Maybe some ice cream perhaps? Sea salt caramel? Hmm. Blood orange macarons? They have it all!! They were the perfect little treats. Macarons were crispy, chewy and fragrant. And almost too pretty to eat. In the mists of all things green related ( hash brownies, cookies and so on), this was a perfect oasis. Centrum itself is filled with many shops, eateries and cafes. This place definitely had my attention. It was their bright decor! And tasty, pretty little perfections known as macarons. With a Dutch twist of course! Talk about many happy nibbles!!
Best macaroons in the world when we visited Europe. It's larger than ones we've ever seen and the…read moretaste is sublime.
Lanskroon has the crisp-exterior stroopwafels - if you're looking for the soft-waffle version (that…read morebends before it breaks), I would recommend going elsewhere. I really enjoyed the buttery/shatter-y texture of the Lanksroon one - plus the honey filling is tough to beat. Not overly sweet. Worth a trip to try this out!
4.3 and rounded up. On a drizzly Saturday afternoon in November, I stopped by Lanskroon to pick up…read moretheir version of the stroopwafel for which Amsterdam is so famously known. As a fan of both chewy/soft or alternatively crispy cookies, I appreciated the crunch on honingwafel that contrasted with its gooey center. Walking into around 2pm the bakery was steadily busy though didn't feel excessively crowded. A couple customers or groups would trickle in at a time, there were two people in line in front of me, perfect for me to take in the options and decide what to get. There are about 5-6 smaller cafe tables set up for about 2-3 people each, not a place for larger groups. The staff (woman at the counter), was friendly and helpful when I asked about the differences in the wafels, her recommendations, and what some of the other baked goods were. I was very curious about the gember køek and she said that was her favorite in the store. So I got: - honingwafel €3.60: as mentioned above crispy cookies with a honey syrup center. I'm kinda curious what this consisted of since it tasted less sweet than only honey itself. Level of sweetness is probably 6 or 7 out of 10. I ate it by itself and thought it would go well with some coffee or tea. As you're eating a little of the syrup may be squeezed out of the sandwich at the edges so take care. As they sold more, I saw fresh cookies being prepared on the side. - gember køek €3.20: as a ginger lover, I couldn't say no to this one; it's an almond cookie covered on top with chunks of candied ginger. A softer crumb, the ginger pieces were very sweet, cloyingly so that after eating about half (on a separate day than the wafel) I wish I had a cup of black coffee in the moment. - speculaasbrokken €5.50: crispy speculos cookies (think those bischoff ones they serve on Delta flights also widely available in US grocery stores now), but house-made and with almond slivers on top. I found them slightly less dense and with a texture similar to a crunchy graham cracker. I'm curious about their black current and poppyseed pastries, and would gladly drop by again to try these! For more info: lanskroon.nl
Quite simply the best hot chocolate I've ever had anywhere in my life! It's quite different from…read morethe standard tall, Dutch hot chocolate you'll find in most chocolate shops and cafes in Amsterdam, being highly concentrated, almost like an espresso drink and is *extremely* tasty and pleasantly stimulating as well. If I lived in Amsterdam, I'd be going here regularly. I have yet to try the eating chocolate from here, though - definitely next time I'm in Amsterdam.
I know I'm echoing the previous reviews in some regard but really...this is as good as it gets…read more I've walked by this store many times and nary gave it a thought until last night when three ladies very passionate and enthusiastic about chocolate woke me up. When I mentioned to Debbie that I lived nearby the store she said, "that's dangerously close." That wasn't a tease nor a threat but an observation and she was right and knew it. She did say that with a grin on her face... So.....I had to check this out. Sure enough Debbie's excitement and enthusiasm for chocolate I could feel from outside as I gazed upon her grin from outside the store. It's a small boutique shop on a backstreet in the Jordaan area near the 9 streets on what is considered the 10th street in addition to the 9 streets. It has all different kinds of chocolate in all the nooks and crannies as well as books about chocolate interspersed throughout. There is a coffee machine/espresso machine and.....they offer tasters. Yep yep they sure do....tasters, samples....There is a long table with seats where they hold tasting sessions for groups, prearranged for 8-11 people with a choice on what kind of chocolate, be it dark, milk chocolate or whatever. They also have tasting events that they advertise via their newsletter. You can sign up for the newsletter on their website. It's hard not to get excited about chocolate when you are in the company of people whose passion and love for it is so strong and so pure. I'm envious. Debbie had me fascinated with how much she knew and how deep her passion is for chocolate. It's truly amazing. I wanted to know more and had/have myriad questions but didn't want to take up her time. She was only too glad to answer my questions. She more than answered my questions with an impressive fluidity of knowledge.Being expert in her subject she was excited that someone else was interested to hear about and learn more. I'll just have to stop in more often to ask more questions and to learn more. I love having such a cool store so near to hang out at and to enjoy some chocolate along with an enthusiastic person sharing interesting information about it. Huge kudos to the owners of the store and to Debbie! I'll be back.
Tried some gelato/sorbet here after a long day. Flavors were refreshing for the sorbet but the ice…read morecream/gelato was a bit artificial tasting. Overall, service was fine and the place was very colorful.
Waow! Ice cream is definitely a good time. Cool peeps and also very generous scoops! After you get…read moreyour ice cream, go out for a walk and hang out. You'll see a lot of people doing the same, such great culture here!
just how good can a cookie be? and they only sell one type…read moreof cookie? and there's always a queue out through the door? having not been back to amsterdam for years, i decided to brave a trip there to find out since it came highly recommended by folks in sg and was also confirmed to be good by my dutch yelper(ex) friend, kim! easily accessible location, guided there by friendly local, only threatening skies and a feeble rain dampened the mood slightly on our walk there. nonetheless, spotting a not so long queue strengthened our spirit and lengthened our strides. the queue was also pretty quick with many friendly counter staff waiting to greet and meet you! in any case, the only real decision you need to make is how many piece(s) you would like to have! and then how you want it packed? i merely chose the max number that the pretty tin box can fit, easy, peasy. easy reheating instruction was also included. then just pay and go or have one cookie on the spot? it will definitely hit the spot! even though the cookies have travelled with me half the world for more than half a day, a quick pop in the oven brought it back to glory. even crispier on the outside and yet still as moist and baby soft within! one bite and you will be convinced to traverse back there again! although i still cannot pronounce your name, what i can is remember your game!
Amazing flavor cookie shop. It has an amazing chocolatey outside with a melting gooey white…read morechocolate inside. Every bite is delicious and unforgettable. I wish I bought some to bring back to NYC. Will definitely try to make dupes of these delicious gooey soft cookies. Service is fast, grab and go. They fill your order while you're paying. Inside is very factory like. Line to order and grab and go. But I loved watching them making the cookies through the windows. Very cute experience and cookies were delicious.
What a great find! The ice cream was amazing! Many vegan options and they taste better than…read morepremium ice cream brands!!! Definitely going back tomorrow before we leave for home. Somehow gotta remember this place for the next time we're in Amsterdam!
Monte Pelmo has earned its reputation as one of Amsterdam's best gelato stops, and for good reason…read more-- but it helps to know what you're getting. The balls (scoops) are smaller than you might expect, so don't hesitate to order three or even four. They stack neatly into the cones and feel more like a proper tasting flight than over‑indulgence. I tried three flavors, and the experience was a mix of hits and misses: Chocolate Brownie -- the disappointment of the bunch. A little gritty, surprisingly flat, and missing the rich chocolate depth or the decadent brownie texture you'd expect from the name. Not bad, just not memorable. Oreo -- also a disappointment, but paradoxically the clear winner. It doesn't taste like Oreo at all -- no distinct cookie flavor, no crunch -- but the chocolate‑vanilla blend itself is genuinely delicious. Order it not because it's "Oreo," but because it's simply a good flavor. Vanilla -- the standout. Basic vanilla is easy to get wrong, often veering into synthetic or overly sweet territory. This one doesn't. It's rich, natural, and clean, the kind of vanilla that reminds you why the classic exists in the first place. Monte Pelmo remains a Jordaan staple for a reason: even when a flavor misses the mark, the overall quality, texture, and experience stay strong. Grab a cone, don't be shy about multiple balls, and enjoy one of the neighborhood's most reliable treats.