Delicious dark chocolates and friendly staff. Central location in Edmonton and convenient business…read morehours.

This is a small store but they have some of the best chocolates you can buy in Edmonton. Located in…read morea small shop in the Pleasantview shopping mall you may find it hard to find. It is on the SE corner of the strip mall, facing towards Southgate Centre Mall. If you are looking for a gift they have all sorts of fancy chocolates to choose from. Prices are decent for custom chocolates. Highly recommended!

This place is heaven. Every single chocolate is literally the most delicious bite ever tasted!! Not…read moreto mention the clean ingredients, can't ever go back to garbage chocolate.

I love this place! I went there two times today!…read moreI loved the ice cream. The first time I had coconut and pina colada and the second time I had blueberry pie and something with hazelnut! They were all very good and I liked the crunchy part of all four. I definitely recommend this place and I'm pretty sure I'll go back there a lot. The bad thing about this place is: it's really hard to stop!!!

Wonderful chocolates locally made and the owner helped me choose a selection. I'd go back.read more

Tiny little chocolate shop but the most delicious chocolates I've found in Edmonton so far. We had…read moresome at work and they were so good I had to hunt down the shop in person. They're not cheap at about $2/chocolate, but they're absolutely mouth-wateringly delicious, and beautifully decorated also. So, if you're looking for a delicious treat for someone special (even if that someone is yourself), can't recommend this place enough!

I had a great experience buying chocolates from them and the flavours are amazing. They have the…read morebest Advent Calendar in Edmonton. It's a tradition now with my family and friends.

From the owner: Fresh, small-batch, handcrafted confections are all you will find here. There is nothing in this…read moreworld like freshly made chocolate. Once you've had it, your perspective will be forever-changed. All our chocolate creations are crafted with what we believe is the best chocolate that you can buy, Valrhona. We are so proud to use such high quality chocolate that is also ethically sourced. We just can't wait for you to try it!

Mexico is known for its chocolate. If you've ever visited an all-inclusive resort in Mexico you are…read morevery familiar with the vat of hot chocolate that is almost always on offer - usually at breakfast time - and the clay mugs that you drink it from. Edmonton's ch. Cafeteria, located in Grovenor, is a specialty cafe that celebrates exactly this: Mexican chocolate in all of its forms. The Edmonton Food Faves We Crave 2024 list named them as Favourite Dessert and with good reason! I visited their lively cafe on a Sunday afternoon, their corner location and bright fuchsia signage impossible to miss. The entire interior (and exterior) is a work of art with a strong focus on work by local artists, handmade items for sale, and an absolute eclectic explosion of colour. The space feels warm and inviting with cozy seating, communal tables (I met and chatted with a lovely family from South Africa while seated at ours), and greenery in every corner. It's a cafe that feels like a community hub, special and unique from the moment that you enter the building. The friendly staff enhances this atmosphere. Chocolate and coffee feel like pretty close cousins making the Mocha de Olla ($6.75 for small) feel like a natural choice. The best of both worlds! ch. Cafeteria also offers different types of chocolate in their beverages including; dark, milk, hazel, and white. This allows for a wide range of personalization to one's exact taste! Their Xocolatl is prepared spicy which is what many people think of when they imagine a Mexican hot chocolate. The Mocha de Olla is made with coffee brewed with raw sugar and cinnamon, chocolate, and milk. My favourite part of the beverage is how well the warming spices come through, truly highlighting the beautiful flavour of cinnamon mingling with the sweet notes of chocolate. Meanwhile, the slight bitterness of the chocolate is a perfect match for the coffee itself. The balance is perfection! I did find that my drink tasted a little bit watered down and I could have used even more developed and robust flavour. An overall delight nonetheless. I wanted to expand my visit from the typical cafe fare (coffee/pastry) to trying some of ch. Cafeteria's actual food. The menu is bigger than you'd expect! You'll find classics like Molletes and even a pulled pork sandwich. But the star of the menu is the Chilaquiles (Corn chips covered with red or green salsa, sour cream, melted cheese & feta cheese - $13.00). This is the dish that nachos (as we know them in North America) originated from. I got mine with Chicken (+$3.50), Avocado ($+3.00), and Extra Cheese (+$3.00). You can also choose from Mexican pulled pork or chorizo as proteins. I chose the green salsa as the flavour of this salsa is a bit more acidic, which I enjoy. These "Mexican style nachos" are pointed out to be a bit soggy - a texture that is desired in this case. Traditionally eaten as a breakfast dish, the correct texture of the chips is for them to be soft but still with a nice bite to them. ch. Cafeteria achieves this spectacularly. I was shocked by how addictive and delicious these chilaquiles were! The salsa was flavourful, bringing the aforementioned acidity to brighten up the dish. The shredded pieces of chicken were juicy and abundant. There was heaps of melty cheese. Every component, as simple as they were, came together to create one exceptional dish. I can see myself returning regularly to order this because I already can't stop thinking about it. Forget about the nachos that you know, chilaquiles is where it's at!! If there is one must try item at ch. Cafeteria I think that we would all agree on the Chido Dessert ($7.50). These famous layered chocolate mousse treats come in at least six different flavours and new ones are popping up all the time. It's like a mousse parfait and trust me, you want one. My personal favourite is the Woodstock but there is honestly no wrong choice here. The Woodstock is made with milk chocolate, caramel, and peanuts. For a chocolate and peanut butter-loving girlie like myself, this is the perfect chido. Each bite is filled with creamy decadence as you dig down into the bowl to capture every single component. The mousse is whipped to a creamy-light-airy perfection while the caramel adds a gooey sweetness. And the whole peanuts bring a great textural crunch. This dessert can only be described as velvet deliciousness. Everyone should take it upon themselves to try every single type of chido - it would be time well-spent. I also always make sure to grab a couple of ch. Cafeteria's housemade Truffles ($2.50 each) because this is the purist way to taste their chocolateria magic in action. This time I tried a Hazelnut & Chili one and a Peanut Butter one. You cannot go wrong with these! A perfect little bite that truly showcases what they do at ch. Cafeteria. I like the Hazelnut & Chili because its got some heat and really showcases the signature spice that you can find in Mexican chocolate. And the Peanut Bu

ch. Cafeteria Located at 14802 - Stony Plain are in…read moreEdmonton, ch. Cafeteria is a coffee shop and eatery spot. Part of a small strip mall, ch. Cafeteria is a very cozy and charming place to eat and drink for locals, and to meet family and friends. I drive in front of the shop for so many years, telling myself to go try this place - I finally did, and I was happy I did. I was greeted by a very friendly and welcoming employee!! I took a large latte coffee to go, with a Mexican pulled pork sandwich, which was accompanied with a small portion of pickled onions. The onions were a delicious addition to the sandwich!! I used to drink a lot of lattes in my early adult years when I was a university student. I considerably reduced my consumption of the coffee over the years, but once in a while I drink one. The latte at ch.Cafeteria is very tasty - it was very hot and fresh. The coffee shop is cozy and comfortable. It has table for both small and big groups. There is music in the background but isn't too loud, making it easy to have a talk with your coffee drinking companion(s). The shop also sell sweet treats such as chocolates and cookies. You may also find hot and cold drinks, and a good menu as well, as you can see in the photos provided. Coffee beans can also be bought there. A good amount of art and craft works are sold at the shop, this encouraging local talents. Finally, ch. Cafeteria is a very pleasant spot to have a drink and food, to read a book or meet with friend or a date.

Amazing chocolate!!! I received a box of Jacek chocolates as a gift and they are truly fantastic…read more Each chocolate is handmade with quality ingredients and beautifully decorated. I tried the Tiramisu, Nocciola, Jacqueline's Birthday Bonbon, Chewy Salted Caramel, and Oozy Salted Caramel. I can't pick a favourite! The chocolate was smooth and silky, and the caramels were soft and buttery. I am looking forward to trying more of the delicious flavours Jacek has to offer.

Whether it's the chocolate bars or the little Easter chocolates, you feel like you're opening up…read moresomething fancy (exactly what my friends said and I honestly think that too!). Super easy to order online and they're really good with email alerts, replying to questions and the pick up instructions. They're only operating out of the Sherwood Park location now but I promise you, Jacek chocolate definitely has curbside pick up down to a fine art. I pulled up, hadn't even called the number on the instructions and someone was already near the vehicle asking about my order. It came out in a lovely bag to be handed through my window. It included a printout of the order so I could do a quick check everything was there without having to go through my phone. I got an assortment of chocolate bars as I had a few people I wanted to leave an Easter surprise at their door and for some future thank you gifts. Well maybe one for me too! The Whisky bar was a big hit with my friends! I also ordered some standards (Frank, Audrey, Marguerite) and some new to me (Okalani & Whiskey). So it will be interesting to know what the general opinion is from everyone but for those that already received their Easter bunny (or I joked Jacek rabbit) surprise have already devoured them. No matter what, I think it's always good to have some chocolate on hand. So you might as well have very good chocolate if you're going to eat a sweet. Also, I should add that next year I'll have to think about ordering chocolate a month before. Then I can get an opportunity to try out those decadent eggs, mini eggs and other Easter items such as the rabbits (they were mostly sold out by the time I placed my order thinking about our yelp online event). The little Easter lambs (cookies & cream) I was able to order for the kids were placed in one long box and were reported to be super delicious! Definitely will be ordering directly from the store again. Over all simple process and such a great way to still celebrate Easter in a very social distant way.

The is a sweet stop, literally! As soon as you open the door the sweet aroma makes your start to…read moresalivate and the sugar rush is on! I love the variety of fun other items they carry- definitely vibes of a Makers space with pickled goods, hilarious sponges, take and bake cookie and cake kits, jewelry, and more. A great idea if you're looking to put together a gift and want a one stop shop. We had a hard time deciding between their cookies vs their cupcakes but in the end settled for a 1/2 dozen cupcakes ($24) otherwise it would have been $4.50 per cupcake. Cookies were priced at $2.50 per cookie. I loved the flavours of the cupcakes and am always drawn to the carrot cupcakes with cream cheese icing. But we also tried the Oreo/cookies and cream cupcake, the coconut cupcake with coconut buttercream with cookies and cream cheese icing, the chocolate cupcake with chocolate buttercream, and the red velvet cupcake with cream cheese icing. Very moist and rich cupcakes. In the past I've bought the cookies that were pre baked in the freezer section and these were actually also very tasty and a great idea so to with your extra cookies. And I've tried the kits as well and always enjoyed the results.

Delicious buttery cookies. Wide assortment of sweet indulgences. Locally made. Fresh. Tasty…read more I've been a fan of confetti sweets since they started at farmers markets. The cookies are tantalizing and are so buttery they melt in your mouth but don't make that crumbly mess. Thats how you know they make them right! The cookies do not disappoint and are always tasty. The staff are exceptional and so friendly. I really appreciated it, leaving the store happy with a bagful of sweets. What surprised me was the evidence assortment of other items like cupcakes, fudge, brittle, Pinocchio ice cream, frozen cookies, soups, shelf stable snacks and so much more. Walking out was so distracting bc so many items caught my eye. Definetly worth another visit. I love supporting local and this cookie place is the best in edmonton area! Ps. They have the best covid safe facility for a small business. Hand sanitizer is plentiful, mask use and physical distancing made my visit so much less stressful than usual. I didnt pre-order but the staff helped me quickly and efficiently and I was in and out within 1 min.. Epic!!!

The chocolates were the freshest I have ever had and just the right amount of sweet. The prices…read moreare affordable.

Let me just say "wow the workers here love their jobs". I was browsing all the chocolates (and…read morecould for hours) and a lovely lady came over and asked if I needed help. The other worker was just as kind and helpful. Ended up getting a coconut cluster and a cluster. Omg seriously the best chocolate all around. I'm salivating just writing this review. I don't think you can go wrong with any choice you make here.

If I get gum stuck to my shoe, I go to Purdy's. If I get a bad grade on a paper, I go to Purdy's…read more If I find no reason to feel crappy, I still go to Purdy's. I am a chocolate lover, and Purdy's definitely has some great tasting chocolates, and it's why I'll use almost any excuse to come here. Yes, it's pricey, but it's worth every penny. I'll usually just buy a few individual chocolates for myself. I love their Java Jives and Orange Wedges. The chocolate bars they sell are so melt-in-your-mouth delicious too, and they are a good, cheaper option. I especially like the one with rice crisps in it. I also come here every Christmas, and I buy at least a couple boxes of chocolates as gifts. No one is ever disappointed, and I can actually see their eyes light up, when they see the Purdy's name. So I urge you... if you love chocolate, find an excuse and indulge in some Purdy's.

Oh Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory - how I love thee and hate thee. Your chocolate and caramel…read morecovered apples are my FAVOURITE in the whole entire world. I mean, really all your stuff is pretty awesome. So why do I hate thee or at least hate thee a little bit? Because you are hard on my wallet, lol. But seriously, everything here is usually great. I love buying the fancy apples and asking y'all to cut it for me because you do such a nice job! Even how the apple is packaged in the bag after being cut, it's still presentable and doesn't lose 25% of the toppings like when I cut it. Okay, I shouldn't lie... I easily destroy 50% of the apply and toppings when I cut it at home. Other regulars we buy here are chocolate covered liquorice (you have to request black in advance) and the chocolate covered ginger - sooooo freaking good. On our last visit here we lucked out and they were having a Buy 4 get the 5th free sale... so obviously that meant we needed multiples of all the deliciousness. I've never tried the ice cream here but I'm sure it's amazing. I also like how you can watch the chocolatiers in the window at work! Two thumbs up Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory :-) You are pricey but I love you so.