The smell when we walk in is amazing! You just want to walk around and smell! It is impressive at…read moreall the chocolates you see in the case. You are surrounded by all kinds of chocolates. The lines to checkout are long so we ready to wait a bit. Chocolate: the lady assisting us behind the counter was sort of snotty when we said we only wanted 2 pieces of chocolate. We ordered 3 piece to try. The chocolates smells amazing but the taste does not live up to the smell. Yes they are beautiful. Yea the quality is good. Yes they smell amazing but the taste is lacking. The chocolate buildings of Berlin are impressive and I recommend to go and see these lovey buildings of Berlin made in chocolate.

A fancy chocolate shop in Mitte Berlin. But the chocolates are not that great…read more We are ordered a small assortment of chocolates from the counter. They were good but nothing extraordinary. Swiss chocolates are far superior to these pretty but by no means extraordinary. Expect lots of crowds and a line to check out. The chocolate sculpture buildings are entertaining and worth seeing. Free Wi-Fi available

Cute shop located in an amazing set of courtyards in Mitte. Some of the chocolates in there look…read morelike true works of art. I ended up getting truffle chocolates with cacao nibs. They are delectable!

Some of the best chocolate and cakes you can find. Outstanding and friendly service. When in…read moreBerlin, we always visit!

I've always thought that the Belgians, the Dutch and the Swiss made the best chocolate…read more Not so. Not Now. I love Leysieffer. I love Leysieffer. I love Leysieffer. Chocolate bars rock here! Although Leysieffer bars ain't no Lindt, SPRÜNGLI, Teuscher, Godiva wannabee. Nope. Leysieffer bars are possibly the most original, differently well crafted chocolate bars I've had. How did I discover this place? German friends bringing these treats to LA. Leysieffer has been around since 1909. It is the primo source for classic German chocolate. Leysieffer is uber amazing chocolate in a different way and they take chocolate to another level. If you like bold flavors and bold chocolate up to 90% dark cocoa, unencumbered, come here. After you've had a bite you know there is a notable palate awakening quality that Leysieffer imparts to your chocoholic sensibilities. But wait that's not all, my favorite and amazing chocolate bars at Leysieffer are paired with things like Cardamom, Early Grey, Elderberry so good and unique. Fassbender & Rausch down the street is also really good chocolaterie but I find their products to be more museum type stuff, the flavors at Leysieffer however, are better evolved and crafted for the serious chocoholic. My favorites chocolate bars here are (check out the pix): Earl Grey (not available when I visited) Rosa Pfeffer (Pink pepper studded in chocolate) Meersala (coarse salt in medium and dark) Lavender Ginger Cardamom Elderberry Grapes Wasabi (half dark choc) White Chocolate with Chili (chile not chili powder) There are many other varieties of chocolate made here. This is some amazingly good chocolate, the ingredients time tested and flavors are invented here. On top of that, there are pralines, truffles, marzipan chocolates, all these can be ordered online, except for the freshly baked cakes and counter sweets. Leysieffer has 3 locations in Berlin and also the 6th Floor Food emporium at Kadawe (amazing, super amazing collection). The location on Friedrichstraße 68, is about 3 blocks from the Stadmitte U-bahn stop is also a cafe so can purchase a light lunch, cakes and coffee with chocolate. Soo fun an experience to come to a cafe and have chocolate from the source right there. I was here every other day. Berliners love their fine chocolate and Leysieffer rocks it! Hopefully you'll get to try it out when you make it to Berlin. ORDER Online: You can order online at http://leysieffer.de/englisch/home.html Tip: Their chocolate bars run anywhere from $5-$6 and SOOOOOOOO worth it. Service at the cafe or any eatery in Berlin is not like in the states. American Yelpers complain about service. I think this is true for all kinds of restos and cafes in Berlin . Waiters don't come to you every 5 minutes like in America. Berliners like to stay and sit for hours during a meal and when you're ready to order or for the check, wave at your waiter. Visits: 3 and 2 in Kadawe (Department Store).

The family already loves Ritter Sport - at least what's available in the US. This had flavors we…read moredon't get back home. Most were with German wrappers, but a lot were in English (which made me less likely to get them as gifts). German gift bags, a chocolate fountain with free tartlets for sampling, they even offer classes (apparently). Fun place to warm up and get some sweets and gifts.

This "museum" is NOT large. The main level store is the attraction UNLESS you do a tour! I highly…read morerecommend the chocolate bar making tour no matter which language you speak. In our chocolate bar making class, we made two identical Ritter bars of a unique-to-you flavor. There are about 24 mix-ins and they allow you to choose 3 so the flavors are preserved. Then you chose your chocolate. While the bars are setting, you have an educational session on Ritter and on chocolate. Our tour was mainly Germans so they only spoke English during this portion. However, during the TV visual portion there were English subtitles. As mentioned, there is a lot of Ritter to chose from in their store - small bars, big bars, all flavors including limited edition flavors, gifts boxes, a meter of chocolate. And there is a small cafe with drink and sweets. We didn't utilize the cafe nor did we purchase extra chocolates. We really enjoyed our time! And if a staff member asks you your favorite football team (they mean American) and say the Seahawks!

I'm giving this place 3 stars only because the staff was unfriendly. My friends and I visited…read morebecause it's one of our favorites, but when we started taking pictures of the chocolates, the staff member became rude, insisting we weren't allowed to take her picture. I explained that we were only photographing the chocolates, but she refused to believe me, repeating the same thing and asking if we were going to order. We ended up buying only two chocolates, which were amazing and tasted really good. The store was beautiful and well-organized, but we didn't feel welcome. We decided to go to another location where we were treated much better. I recommend trying another location.

Word on the street is that this is the best chocolate in Germany…read more Sells for 5.9 euro per 100gms, beats the crazy airport "I bought it too late" prices. They let you taste the different confections so you have some sense of what you might like. Personally I prefer the simple dark chocolate, as the other mixed ones were too sweet. That being said, I ate all my samples without complaint.

Everything you would get in their city centre shop plus the chance to buy chocolates with slight…read moreimperfections for a lot less. Also a nice opportunity to see the factory in work.

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Nommmmmm!!!! This chocolate is so good!…read more We later had this chocolate in Belgium but had it here our first day in Europe. It's nearby to Checkpoint Charlie as a reference. That's where we were headed when we found this shop and got sidetracked by chocolate tasting. Haha. Hazelnut is big in Europe and I love them for it Bc hazelnut is delicious. We sampled a few different pieces of chocolate in this shop and were given some freebies to taste. It's not cheap but it's good quality. Friendly staff and good packaging to keep your chocolates safe until you eat them. If you can wait that long.

Just right next to the Stadtmitte Ubahn and practically across the street from Gendarmenmarkt, this…read moreis such a great place to come by to grab a luscious hot chocolate on a cold day. As a bonus, when you buy a hot chocolate you get to choose a praline for free! The hot chocolate is not too thick not too watery-- just perfect, and it's not overly sweet either.

What a gem! I found this place out of total serendipity, and the minute I walked in, I was…read moreenchanted by the warm smell of roasted cacao beans and fine chocolate. Samples were available for me to try, which helped me discover what I liked out of so many different kinds of chocolate there! The owner is very sweet. You can tell that he loves what he does, and does what he love. As others said, the price is very reasonable. So glad I found it! Definitely worth a try if you love good quality chocolate.

An old-school chocolate shop run by sweet little old ladies. All of the candy is hand-made and…read moretheir speciality is dark chocolate, but there is plenty of milk as well. It's really delicious. Tourist tip: Bring these chocolates back home - they're tasty and unmistakably German (it even says "Berlin" on the box)!