Fabulous chocolate shop that our tour guide Emma recommended. As soon as you enter you want…read moreeverything. We grabbed a plastic bag and went around filling it with white, milk, and dark chocolates wth pralines, nuts, fruits, and caramel. We meant to take it home with us but it didn't last too long as we went through half of it on the bus ride back to port. OOPS! We did manage to get a medium sized jar of salted caramel which we haven't tried but I assume it's going to be awesome. I got a handful of chocolate covered raisins and they blew Raisinets out of the water! Friendly service and she spoke some English. Merci Beaucoup!!! Great find in Bordeaux.

I love a great kouign-amann- and this place has a whole bar dedicated to this pastry. But while…read moretheir kuignettes were good, they certainly weren't great by any stretch of the imagination.

Excellent chocolate shop. It is one of the top three chocolate shops in Bordeaux in my opinion…read more This brand has a lot of history; it is a very elegant shop. I purchased a 250 g box for around 24 euros. You can fit a lot of chocolates into that box.

This place is an institution, and they know it. Definitely the belle of the ball among Bordeaux…read morechocolatiers, they offer an impressive selection of the finest chocolates. One of the most creative items is a chocolate slipper, which to the best of my recollection is 19€. If you want to snag a high priced gift for someone special (especially someone who might recognize the value), this would be a good one. The chocolate is as good as any you will find and probably more expensive.

Excellent little chocolate shop. It is one of the top three chocolate shops in Bordeaux in my…read moreopinion.

Tastynesss! Expensive yes, but so tasty!!…read moreGet a 250g for €24 and enjoy the original range of chocolates w pistachio or some liquors! The staff is nice even if lil bit snobby

From the owner: Du chocolat sous toutes ses formes On y trouve toutes les sortes de chocolat sur un présentoir :…read morechocolat à la cannelle, lait nougatine, grandes origines... L'atelier est né à Bayonne et se répand à travers toute la France. Vous entrez dans l'Atelier du chocolat de Bayonne pour choisir les feuilles de chocolat, humer de délicieuses senteurs de cacao fondu et même admirer l'art déployé par les chocolatières et chocolatiers dans la mise au point, le tablage et fabrication des feuilles de chocolat. En tout, ce sont 24 chocolats aux parfums différents qui sont présentés dans de larges paniers en osier et sont fabriqués artisanalement dans la boutique, devant les consommateurs. L'ambiance de l'Atelier est très "nature", plus proche de l'univers des fleuristes que de la confiserie traditionnelle.