Zürich, Switzerland…read more This is a chocolate lover's dream and a must-stop when in Zürich. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with the aroma of fresh chocolate and displays of their famous slabs, pralines, and seasonal creations. Everything looks (and tastes) amazing. The staff are friendly and helpful, offering samples and explaining the different flavors, which makes the experience fun and welcoming. CHF9.90 for 100g from the slabs isn't that bad. They are quite the size of your palm and that is quite big enough to enjoy. You can get a smaller size too if you want to try them all. It's a great spot for picking up gifts to bring home, but honestly, you'll probably want to treat yourself too. A sweet highlight of my Zürich trip.

Most expensive country in the world! Even the chocolate is expensive!…read more They have a great variety of local made chocolates. As an American on vacation, the quality justifies the price! The hand made quality of the chocolates is easy to taste, even in the mass produced bars and truffles. The employees here are nice and willing to give samples. I was shocked to see a Sugar free hazelnut bar! It had real Hazelnuts and it was delicious! It didn't have any chemically aftertaste either! High quality!

The best. Been there in person So so pretty quaint and…read moreoriginal for macaroons in Zurich. Perfect macaroons. Even the staff of airplane offered to refrigerate for me

We met the in-laws who just happened to also be in Zurich at the same time as us for sweets at…read moreSprüngli. To start off, the service was amazing and sweets wise the standout for me was 100% the apricot sorbet. It was absolutely divine, so smooth. The honey himself ordered the pistachio creme sandwich and the small egg tart (similar to nata) and enjoyed them both quite a bit. The seating was comfortable, plentiful, and this was probably our favorite food spot in Zurich. All in all, definitely a must-eat in Zurich if you're visiting.

The legendary Sprüngli café restaurant that first opened on the Marketgasse in Zürich back in 1836,…read morefeaturing incredible chocolate, now has a beautiful outpost at Zürich ZRH airport. On Level 2 there is an open restaurant with a full menu: breakfast, salads, champagne and including their famous chocolate cake. Chic design in sleek black and dark wood tones, with a great view of all the planes taking off. Also check out the boutique with its gorgeous gift boxes, delicate chocolates and macarons. Efficient but hurried service, as it is in Zürich airport.

Great Sprungli Cafe that has tables circled around a barista bar. The waitresses are a bit hurried,…read morebut kind. Cappuccinos are milky and if you need caffeine black, get an espresso instead. It is served with a side chocolate. Review: 4

I followed my heart and it lead me to Laderach in Zurich , Switzerland. One of the best chocolates…read moreI have ever had. I was sooo excited with the tasting and getting my box filled with sweets that I forgot to ask for the lady's name, who helped us. She was the only one working at the time. She was friendly and super sweet to have us try multiple chocolates. We bought our chocolates on 09/09/25, between 4:00-5:00 pm. The store is filled with sweetness as soon as you entered which I enjoyed so much but probably not an everyday scent especially for the workers;) If you ever have a chance to visit Switzerland, make sure to look for Laderach. Thank you for reading my review. It's been awhile. Have a great Sunday evening.

I asked some good friends what they wanted from Switzerland. Guess what the number one answer was…read more Yep, that's right. Rolex. Uhm yeah. Nice try. So, I asked them what else. They said Tag Heuer. Did I say "good friends?" I meant former friends. Well, since I'm not Jeff Bezos, I decided to get them some nice chocolate. Let's face it, Switzerland makes some of the best chocolate around. I don't know if they have special beans or magical cows that produce special milk, but damn, it's like euphoria when eating a piece of Swiss chocolate. Ok, maybe I take my chocolate a little too serious, but most Swiss chocolate is really THAT good. Laderach is one of those places that really elevates it. While I have tried a few of their chocolate pieces, the real star is the FrischSchoggi. While in Bahnhofstrasse last year, I wasn't able to go to their main store (I went to Sprungli instead). However, I did go to this location in the airport. We loved it so much (we finished whatever we bought on the plane), we had to get more of the FrischSchoggi. This is high-quality chocolate, so you will pay good money for it. But, it's nothing different than some of the high end chocolatiers that you find in the US. The sheer selection of FrischSchoggi will blow your mind. I would say that they have 25+ varieties here. Don't afraid to ask for a sample or two (or 6 in my case). My favorite is the hazelnut (like a candied hazelnut), but I also like the Rocher (almonds) and also Raspberry-Blackberry, for a little bit of fruity contrast. It's also made with white chocolate. The service here is super-friendly. They speak English just fine, so they could help me with all the questions I had. Aside from the individual pieces they have and the big display case of FrischSchoggi, they do have pre-packaged gifts that you can quickly pick out and buy, if you are in a hurry. Even a sampler pack of the FrischSchoggi. Just the tip: This shop is before security. Make sure to plan it out. Last year, I almost went thru security first thinking that I could get that out of the way first. Good think I didn't.

Enjoyed our visit with the chocolate wonderland!…read more Twenty minutes train ride from Zurich HBF. Then another 10 mins walk from the train station to the museum which is all good since we enjoyed walking along Lake Zürich. Interesting history of the evolution of Lindt chocolates. Audio guided tour and unlimited free tasting with their chocolate fountains for $22 entry ticket is worth it. Highly recommended when you're in Zurich.

We had an amazing time here -- it's super cheap, a great bargain. But, book a month or so in…read moreadvance!! It books-up! Do NOT use the third party vendors who buy up the tickets and resell them for 3x the price... get it yourself but plan. We didn't, though... we didn't know what our schedule was. On their website, it says to not try to come if you don't have a reservation but they were nice enough to get us tickets for our family. We really took the time to listen to each and every thing on the audio guide and it was really impressive learning about things that we take for granted, like what it takes to just gather cocoa beans and the stages that goes through. Then, chocolate history in Europe then over to Switzerland and the region's history. It really makes you appreciate it. The tasting room is really fun, where it comes out as liquid and you try a variety of chocolate. Then, you see the other side of the room with the different flavors that go into the chocolate and it breaks you off different varieties of chocolate, which you can taste how fresh the different ingredients are. It really feels like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, but, like Willy Wonka, I wish they had trap doors for the many, many 'Augustus Gloop' types who steal sooooo much chocolate. You're supposed to check-in your bags for guys like the one we were following who was stuffing the samples over and over again into every pocket, then little bags he brought. It was crazy and so greedy. Then, later, you take a sample of each of their Lindor varieties but, yet again, the greedy people can't help but steal like crazy. It's a little depressing, honestly, how people can't just behave. Anyway, sorry about the rant... I just hate seeing them getting ripped off. It's a really nice tour and just being on the only site the company has ever been on is amazing history. Also, the café at the end is really great too... we had a great lunch. If you take the time to really listen to the history, you'll need a solid two hours, possibly three if you want to relax and have lunch. This is the perfect rainy-day activity.

Found this most delicious chocolate shop. We bought about 6-7 small samples so snack on as we…read morestrolled down the street. All the chocolates are wonderful! Very helpful staff helping us select our choices.

The only thing here that's better than the chocolate is the staff. The store is beautiful too.read more

The chocolate displayed here is like no other. It draws you into the store. And they give free…read moresamples too. I had to check it out. And I bought a few gift boxes to bring to friends. There are a few I saw scattered around Lucerne. Highly recommend. And help was very accommodating.

Some of the chest chocolate in Switzerland. It's not cheap but so worth it. Service is good…read more Ambience feels nice - you leave with great chocolate in hand.

One of the best chocolate "tours" I have been on. Literally 12 minutes by train from Lucerne HB,…read moreget off at Root D4 Station, and Aeschbach Chocolatier is right in front of you. Explanations are in German and English, and at different stations described the steps needed to turn beans into the many varieties of delectable chocolates Aeschbach is justifiably famous for. Make sure you make your own chocolate bar, it's really fun. Great place for kids, and had an excellent restaurant attached. Five Stars.

This place was amazing! The chocolate samples were out of this world. You can even create your…read morevery own chocolate bar. This is some of the best chocolate I have ever tasted. I would highly recommend a visit

Best hot chocolate! You can get it with or without whipped cream. I chose no cream-- give me all…read morethe chocolate. You pick dark chocolate or light- give me the dark! It was so Rich, decadent, viscous. It was lovely on a chilly day. Easy to order at the window and paid by card. Friendly and wonderful service. When you want a hot chocolate ..go to an actual chocolatier to have one made on the spot. It really is the best!

Absolutely amazing customer care ( big big big shoutout to Mia who was so patient and kind while…read morehelping us and answering our questions) and phenomenal interiors on the store. We got a box of 8 ( pick and choose) some of them being the Arhuaco, Elvesia, Baumnuss Marzipan, Feige etc. Amazing in taste and something that you definitely want to indulge in time and again. Grabbed a hot chocolate as well on the way out and it was amazinnggggg!! Don't be shy and give them a try!!

I got the strawberries and chocolate with whipped cream and it was so good, not too crazy sweet…read morelike any other dessert in U.S. it's quite a bit pricey because this little cup of strawberries and chocolate was chf 11. The store wasn't busy when I was there at lunch time. There was only 1 guy at cashier did everything. I haven't tried their gelato, but I would love to come back for that. The store is nice, clean and fancy.

Such moderately priced for such high quality chocolates the customer service is so good this is…read morelocated in interlaken Switzerland