Probably the best chocolates in the Southern Hemisphere. The best part of this husband and wife…read moreteam are themselves. Very approachable, friendly and are willing to experiment. Can't recommend these two enough, it's not just beautifully made truffles and chocolates, as by my pictures they can create anything you want. They created a unique wedding sculpture instead of a cake for us (filled with brandied truffles of course). Was so delightful seeing our creation come to life. Get your chocolate here, you're wasting your time with places like Max Brenner who looks like a kid playing at making good chocolate compared to these guys.

If you love Swiss chocolate it's the place to go! Authentic chocolate made by the lovely Murielle!…read moreGreat quality products and great service.

Raspberry. Take whatever raspberry 31 Degrees Chocolate you can get your pretty little hands on and…read moreeat it all. I was first introduced to Kaitlyn's handmade chocolates when visiting Scrumptious Reads on James Street. You can still get a selection of them from there or order direct. It was after tasting her chocolates at SR that I had to order some for my colleagues who would be visiting Brisbane in a few weeks. The process of ordering directly with Kaitlyn was without trouble. In fact, the most troublesome part of the process was deciding the combination of flavours that would go into each box. There's currently 16 flavours to select from including the likes of a cold press coffee and dark chocolate, whiskey and dark chocolate, Guinness and dark chocolate, and the list goes on. In an age of convenience and mass-produced everything, these chocolates are a rare and welcome bite of something made from high quality ingredients and made with heart. Whether you are buying for yourself, for a gift or for an event - the beauty of being a custom chocolatier is that there is a solution individual to exactly what you need. And it's worth it. So, so worth it.

These chocolates are superb. My favourites are the Salted…read moreCaramel, Mint, and Raspberry.

For our almost-regular Tuesday lunches, we decided to head to Mrs. Luu's to grab a sandwich, and…read moreended up giving in to our desires for an iced hot chocolate! Oh, the calories! I've been wanting to try Bunker for the longest time, and today was the day. I love the vine covered hub, which reminds me of a burrow, and of a cafe that I used to visit back in L.A. Instead of getting my usual latte, I went for the bottled ice dark chocolate (5). I'm not the biggest fan of hot chocolate, as it's usually too sweet and heavy for me to finish (I know, strange, because I can finish a whole Chipotle burrito), but I decided that the unusually warm weather called for an iced chocolate. We were greeted by a really friendly barista who helped us right away - and well - the iced dark chocolate and dark chocolate mocha were pre-bottled, so there wasn't much work. The iced dark chocolate, made with organic milk (I think?) and fair trade chocolate, was quickly consumed! It wasn't too sweet, and I would definitely go for it again. The iced dark mocha was also really good, and not at all grainy, which often happens in a lot of mochas. My only complaint was that the bottles were a bit harder to open (I prefer Bean's bottles), and the straws were too short and kept falling in! The drinks were so delicious it didin't matter though....

Bunker eptiomsises why I have faith Brisbane will sustain its growing 'cool' factor. Taking a…read moredisused war-time bunker on Milton Road, Bunker Coffee has turned a small space into a urban retreat. Sitting against the cool brick wall sipping an ice coffee, flat white or hot chocolate you feel a million miles away from the city despite the fact Milton train station is above you. In the same way Blackstar Coffee paved the way for coffee appreciation in Brisbane many years ago, Bunker continues the tradition introducing and encouraging a new set of palettes to appreciate and respect good coffee. They also offer take-home coffee beans which they will grind for you depending on what device you'll be using them in.

If you live in the inner west of Brisbane, at Indooroopilly, oh how we envy you. You are now proud…read morecustodians of Qld & Brisbane's first Koko Black salon, at Indooroopilly Shopping centre. Koko Black is all about indulgent quality chocolate & more. Not only can you buy an assortment of all things chocolate, as gifts or for your own treat (as you would with any boutique chocolatier shop), you can also come in here to sit down to experience full table service and order from their salon menu. There's appetisers, ice cream, savoury, desserts, warm brews & sweet things "for the young at heart". We liked that their menu caters for those with allergies & intolerances as well. Starting off with some hot chocolate, how could we possibly decide which item to order when they all sound so amazing? Easy. Go for the dessert degustation, which for two people at $26, is a great way to taste most of the dessert items. The dessert degustation is a plate of: (1) Chocolate alchemy cake, (2) Raspberry Mousse, (3) Chocolate hazelnut cluster, (4) Belgian mousse, & (5) Chocolate ice cream. What an absolutely devine experience! Not only is the service great, but you Lose yourself in bite after bite, igniting the senses & arousing moments of joy. Amazing! No, our mouths did not have a party where everyone was invited. Our mouths had a freakin 4 day festival where everyone danced non-stop, until the speakers blew up. So damn good. We may not live on this side of town, but we just became kokoholics. Do yourselves a favour & get addicted; check out Koko Black at Indooroopilly shopping centre.

I love the atmosphere here, very classy and the staff are great. The seats were quite far from the…read moretable in the booths though, I had to sit right on the edge. I got the Belgian hot choccy and mousse tart. Both were way too rich and the hot choccy tasted awful... I felt so sick and vomited when I got home. Unhappy times :(

Shockingly overpriced. These are chocolates, not gold bars…read more Went to the Lindt DFO Factory Outlet at Skygate Brisbane DFO. Tried to purchase 12 individually picked chocolates. I thought they would cost $12.99 kg. And the 12 chocolates would total a few dollars. The server weighed the chocolates at 200g and said it costs $25.98 as they are $12.99 per 100g. Horrified, I left the outlet. Way overpriced and be prepared for the shock of your life.

One of the most amazing chocolate inspired restaurants I ever been to. Lindt chocolate is very…read morepopular in America, so seeing the actual store in Australia was a dream come true. I ordered the soufflé and the chocolate cappuccino and it brought me to chocolate heaven. I'm still dreaming about it

Delicate, perfectly balanced chocolate, perfect even for those with dairy and gluten intolerance. I…read moreenjoy chocolate but often times it irritates my bowel and i find it overly sweet. The dark chocolate drink and chocolates here were an absolute amazing find and had a perfect balance of sweetness and cocoa. Very very friendly and welcoming staff which made the experience even more enjoyable. I wish that there was a store in Sydney.

Walking down Albert Street I saw this shop and I thought it…read morecan't be beat So I walked in to the ring of the bell I think from walking around my hair did look a bit hell The lady was friendly so I asked Which chocolate was yummy, what an arduous task She said try the chilli chocolate right here I said give me one, put me into gear I paid for the chilli chocolates and then I walked on Only to be wanting another one for my friend Don So I went in again to buy some more What am I some kind of chocolate whore I ended up spending close to thirty bucks I said your chocolates taste the bomb and she said shucks So I left the store with a smile on my face Knowing the chocolate would help me pick up my pace I will be back, the lady is nice All I need now is some five spice. Chilli Chocolate! Try it!

Had a sample of the Fresh Rocky Road, the store's signature product. Liked the combination of…read moremarshmallow and strawberry with chocolate covering. Bought a bag along with some dark chocolates to try. Wished I had room to try their signature beverages.

This is a review for both locations on Adelaide St…read more 144 Adelaide St. has the 3 for $15 deal, 156 Adelaide St. sells drinks. 144 sells pre-measured goods, 156 is where you can scoop out your own desired amount. I tried their 56% iced chocolate drink at 156 Adelaide St., which was fantastic. Would definitely stop by for a chocolate drink any time I am back in Brisbane. Highly, highly recommend. I bought chocolates at 156 first. Everything I saw was $6 for 100 grams, but I didn't know what 100 grams of chocolate looks like (darn Imperial system) so I ended up getting a pre-packaged and wrapped pack of 4 random goods for $30. Mixed bag whether it's worth it or not. Buying the 4 packs separately would have been cheaper, but the milk chocolate-covered strawberries in the gift set weren't in stock individually at the 144 store.

RIP OFF - Got a call from this company, one item on my order out of stock, offered replacement or…read morerefund. Chose refund. ONLY GOT $11.66 refund out of $12.95 contacted them, NO ANSWER. Based on their behaviour and lack of reply, I DO NOT recommend this company

From the owner: A hidden gem in Beenleigh making gourmet handmade chocolates. Watch the chocolatiers make the…read morechocolates and taste some of the most delectable creations you have ever tasted.

I dare a local resident to say that they've walked into this particular Australiana souvenir store…read more It's not the type of place you often shop at if you're not a tourist, yet, that may all change with the mezzanine area being transformed into the newest Noosa Chocolate Factory cafe. Their sign caught my attention from the corner of my eye and curiosity sealed the deal for me to walk in, up the stairs and to the loft space that is home to the usual NCF range of chocolates, their signature hot chocolates and coffee. It's spacious, more so than the Adelaide Street stores, with ample seating for group get togethers. Their light pine fitout remains and the neon "Made in Queensland" sign shines bright from the back wall. I opted for a hot chai mocha with their milk chocolate and on a windy city day it was just the drink to warm your hands as I walked back down the mall. So next time you're in the Queen Street Mall and a craving for freeze dried chocolate covered strawberries presents itself, you know where to go!

Hidden away above a Tourist store is this spectacular Specialty coffee / hot chocolate bar.read more

Off the beaten track ...which is to say this business is tucked away around the corner from Banks…read moreSt (Moore st is opposite the Catholic Church, this is a great place for a quiet coffee and a delicious biscuit. I challenge you to find a more crumbly melting morsel of moment. Mistress of Spice stocks colourful and whimsical kitchenware & wears (aprons, teatowels) as well as having a large wall freezer full of simply scrumptious curries. These are qwell balanced and not overly oily like takeaway curries too frequently are. The spices are flaoursome and balanced very cleverly against the textures and tones of the other ingredients. My favourites : lamb and spinach curry, mauritanian chicken and potato, byt then again the beef dansak is fabulous and my son swears by the butter chicken. Yes you do have to heat it but believe me it is very easily done. Dessert? How about white choclate coconut truffle or hold on! bread and butter pudding. Rode past on my bicycle the other morning and there were no less than 8 chaps sitting out front with their coffees. Not an Ashgrove housewife in sight! The morning school shift must have just finished.