I like the gelato here since there's literally nowhere else nearby with frozen options. However, it…read moreseems it's not available year round. Chocolate truffles aren't bad. Finally tried the mini cupcakes -- Red velvet mini cupcake is ok. Carrot cake icing was WAY too sweet esp with it supposedly being the only cream cheese frosting (should be less sweet...but was more sweet than the vanilla buttercream). I will stay away from these. Kids get the cookies and sometimes the cake pops. I can't recall how these taste.

Had a chocolate chip cookie from here and it was nice light and chewy. I didn't feel bad after…read moreeating it. The cashier was super friendly and helpful with making a selection. The ambiance is old school 90's bake shop. The German pretzels on Saturday are yummy.

This place is a jewel. We almost missed it as the shop is set back from the road a bit…read more Hand made, beautiful chocolates the likes of which I haven't had since I lived in Paris. You can even peek through a window and see them being made on premises. The packaging is also gorgeous if you're looking for a nice gift for a chocolate-lover.

We had the best time at the Chocolatieree class! Chef Eloise is extremely friendly, knowledgeable,…read moreand just so personable! Her passion and love for chocolate made learning and making chocolate so memorable and fun! Now what you're all actually reading this for.. the chocolate. It was absolutely fantastic! Every bite was delicious! The Espresso Martini Chocolate was to die for and the Caramel by the Sea was mouth watering! Seriously some of the best chocolate around! Will definitely be stopping here again in the future.

Had a wonderful,memorable experience at BE Chocolate. We along with our friends took a chocolate…read moremaking class with the very talented Benoit Raquet. His passion and enthusiasm for chocolate was easy to see. We were all caught up in his enthusiasm in just moments. Two of us cannot tolerate dairy he was kind and talented enough to change the recipe so we were able to make dark chocolate espresso cups that we all could enjoy. We had a fabulous time and came home with amazing chocolates we had made. After tasting a couple of other chocolates I may have come home with an additional selection of BE Chocolats. We traveled to Belgium often over the years due to business. Benoit and BE Chocolat brought back such wonderful memories. The chocolates are so special crafted with thought and talent making them out of this world. You can tell time was taken to source the very best ingredients. I have to add I've been on a quest for years to find a wafel like those I'd treat myself to in Belgium here in the states. I'd been unsuccessful up until now. BE Chocolat's wafels are amazing I was transported back to Belgium with the first bite. Highly recommend! Can't wait to go back.

This place has some of the best Belgian chocolate in the Northeast! They use Callebaut, which is…read morehigh quality Belgian chocolate, and offer a variety of French style chocolates/bonbons as well as chocolate bars and gelato. They have rotating seasonal flavors and some mainstays such as Pistachio, Blood Orange, Bailey's, Marshmallow (and they actually use marshmallow in it, rather than just flavoring), Triple C (which is Cardamom, Cinnamon, and Cayenne pepper), Turtle Pecan, Coffee, Biscoff, and Cookies and Cream. A little pricey, sure, but definitely worth the money!

Stopped in for a 16-piece box of these chocolates for $20 which is a great price and the perfect…read moresize. These chocolates are homemade from Vermont, with a couple of them made in-store (the chocolate-covered Oreo, included). Love their salted dark caramel and marshmallow-dark caramel chocolates. They even sell candy and antiques on all the shelves, and this shop always has kids pouring out of it. Adorable. Cindy, who is so kind and helpful, was at the front desk. We'll be back for another 16-piece box, and maybe a tea seat from England or two! 5 stars!!!!

I just recieved this special treat as a Christmas gift. it was assorted and each one delicious…read moreflavor. it made my souls happy in every bite!

PARKING - the Westport free lot but very busy so can be tough during peak times…read more ENTRANCE - interesting open zone space to decompress I guess AMBIANCE - very clean and nice SELECTIONS - kind of thin but a good number of gift and bar items available SERVICE - very helpful to say the least PRICES - a bit on the high side but it's quality

Bridgewater chocolates is a gourmet premium Chocolate brand…read morethat is based in Bridgewater, Connecticut. Bridgewater is a small town in Connecticut. It's not really well known. A famous Swedish chef moved to Bridgewater and started the business. I really loved their chocolate covered macadamia nuts! Yummy! The shop in Westport is pretty new. There's lots of free parking, even though it's a busy area. Service was nice.

Great online selection of chocolate items to choose from. Valentines days coming fasssst!read more

Great Top quality chocolate. Best customer sevice. No other company comes close to this quality…read morechocolate. Reasonably priced for this quality chocolate.

If you're a fan of thick, French hot chocolate ala Jacques Torres or Angelina's, look no further!…read more I was craving the thick, rich hot chocolate, so I Googled "best hot chocolate in Westchester." I came across a Westchester magazine article of the "Top 8 Hot Chocolates in Westchester." Only one hot cocoa on the list really sounded like what I was after, and that was Cocoa in Larchmont. Today, I finally had a chance to visit Larchmont, and I was not disappointed! The cocoa is thick and rich. The lady behind the counter was very sweet and even gave me a free piece of dark chocolate bark to go with the cocoa. The inside is small and very pink. I will definitely be telling everyone I know about this place.

Our favorite artisan chocolate shop was closed today due to the rainstorm, and my husband and I…read morewere craving handmade chocolates. A quick Yelp search led us to Le Rouge... Upon entering the shop, we got a whiff of a putrid smell. To my husband, it smelled like a dirty public toilet. To me, it smelled like rotten leftovers. We also noticed the shop was not very clean. The floor looked dirty, and the place just looked disorganized. Like as if they were in the midst of a move. Next, onto the service. We each picked four different flavors. The sales associate used his BARE hands to retrieve each one. This is UNACCEPTABLE. Even if he is using sanitizer prior to retrieving the chocolates, this is an unsanitary practice. Sure, the chocolates have paper cups, however my husband did order one orange almond cluster which does not have any covering or paper cup. The sales associate handed the cluster with his BARE HANDS. Gross! I don't believe I've ever been served chocolate without someone wearing gloves... even in a third world country. The chocolates unfortunately were STALE! They all tasted like they had been sitting out for several days. They did not taste high quality - I'm sorry to say that they were barely a step above Russel Stover chocolates. The packaging is nice, though. We love supporting small businesses and especially women of color owned businesses, but unfortunately this place did not meet our expectations. Would not return nor recommend to anyone.

I'm a chocolate snob and make it a point to design walking tours of cities around chocolate…read moreboutique locations (hey - it's a great way to see a city!). My point: I've had A LOT of chocolate in the States and around the world. I've lived in Southern CT for two years. Le Rouge is probably the best in Fairfield County. I have good news and, well, two suggestions: -The chocolates are rich and well made. The flavor profiles are excellent. Really, this place does an excellent job with flavors. I do recommend it! -Suggestion #1: offer options with cheaper packaging. Yes, I know chocolate boutiques have a lot of overhead. And I'm a person who readily forks out $100+ for chocolate samples when traveling. Le Rouge is just too expensive, and I'm not sure the expense matches the product. Again, the chocolate is really, really good BUT.... My current favorite chocolate shop is in NYC and is very pricey, but the truffles are exceptional and the boutique is paying NYC rent. I wonder if Le Rouge can offer a packaging option that doesn't use its high quality boxes for locals just looking to bring 6 truffles home. I suspect that part of the reason that the prices are so high is because the packaging is expensive. In addition to a nice gift box for a friend, I asked for two truffles in a small bag. The clerk told me they couldn't do this. So... La Rouge lost out on the money I would have spent on two additional truffles. I wonder how often this happens and what money is potentially lost? -Suggestion #2: In all the many, many, many boutiques I've been to in the US, Canada, and Europe, every one of them has provided a "chocolate key." This key is sometimes glossy and gorgeous. It sometimes low-key and practical. The point: it's always there! The "keys" are consistent and help the customer identify what they're about to eat. The clerk at Le Rouge told me that the boutique does not hand out a chocolate key/guide/pamphlet because the flavors are often changed. Huh? What? I suggest being consistent. One shape should always be the _____ flavor. The next should be the _____ flavor. If the shop needs to buy more molds to accommodate different flavor profiles, it's worth the investment. OR...if a particular mold is used as a daily/weekly "wild card", I suggest using a color or other indication that it's a particular flavor. One boutique that I frequent uses the same mold for every truffle it makes. However, the truffles are all adorned with a different color to identify the flavor within. Even 10 years later, I know exactly what I'm getting per the color of the truffle top. Again, this is a great place. I would purchase chocolate here more frequently if the price made it a little more accessible to non-wealthy locals. (And, yes, I have no problem paying current prices if I need a fancy box for gift-giving. Sometimes, I just want some nice truffles at home sans fancy packaging.)

The aroma of yummy chocolate treats hits you as soon as you open the door. What a fantastic…read morechocolate shop. All kinds of chocolate covered pretzels, truffles, bark and lollipops. All are handmade in house using top notch ingredients. I was greeted as soon as I entered the store. For some it may be pricey but I don't mind paying more as long as it tastes great. I will definitely be a repeat customer.

Do you love chocolate? Do you love really good chocolate? Do you love a variety of chocolates? Then…read morethis is your place. It is a local spot right on the main plenty of parking but what's most important is when you walk in and you smell that chocolate you won't know what to choose. Customer service is impeccable and the ambience is really inviting and terrific. You'll find what you're looking for. go on in and say hello. And PS don't worry about the calories.

Went here for the first time for their Dubai Chocolate and I have to say, no Chocolatier will ever…read morecome close to their quality and taste of chocolates. I am utterly floored by how similar it is to my favorite European chocolates. The service is amazing of course and I cannot get over how good it was. Happy to have this in Locust Valley! My brother plans on going to get chocolates and bringing them back with him to Florida as well (he is very picky with what he eats.)

What a nice little store, definitely a must-visit for any sweet tooth when in Locust Valley! My…read morefriends and I walked in for the first time several weeks ago and loved getting to look at all the chocolate truffles and treats available. It was so hard to pick which ones to get! We each settled on a small box of 8 pieces and were so happy with our choices. I've since returned one other time to pick up presents for Mother's Day. I got a box of 16 with some of our favorites from the first time - pecan turtles, coconut, hazelnut, and PB truffles. Yum! I also got one of the mini smash cakes, but unfortunately the chocolate was a little too thick and the mini mallet wasn't nearly strong enough to break it open. It was still a fun little gift, but we didn't really get the effect we were hoping for. Still delicious chocolate though!