Excellent chocolate but they don't give any samples and don't even want to give you a paper bag but…read morethe chocolate is 5/5

I saw quite a lot of recommendations for this shop in Gent so I decided to pop in because I wanted…read moreto buy some chocolate to bring back home to the US. I was a little overwhelmed with the different options they had, so I spent a good amount of time there. I ended up picking up a few of their pre-packaged truffle assortments and also got a few individual truffles for me to eat. One of the clear case boxes unfortunately got severely squished in my suitcase, so I actually ended up eating them since they were not in a presentable state haha. Standouts of the ones I tried have to include passion fruit and macadamia. Yuzu is also high up there too. I think these were just more interesting flavors and more preferable to my own tastes. They're a solid choice for nice chocolate. Was my mind blown away? Not really, but the chocolates are high quality, handmade, crafted well, and certainly a LOT cheaper than what you can get in the US. My favorites were very delicious, and I would get them again or ask someone to bring them back if the opportunity ever presented itself.

A simply amazing place that came well recommended by both another merchant and our guide. Great…read moreservice, wonderful ambiance, and just what we were looking for. My wife was in heaven and came away with a serious collection of sweets we are still enjoying days later. Give it a try!

This was our first chocolaterie in Ghent and it was excellent. The chocolates lived up the Belgian…read morereputation and they had a wide selection of different marzipans, a family favorite that is scarce in the United States. The only thing better than the chocolate was the customer service. The young man working educated us on the Ghent Dragon, provided us with a few local restaurant recommendations and a brief lesson on Belgian fries and local spots. He also informed us that the chocolates are made by Sophie herself. Sophie is doing a great job in both the chocolate business and in hiring friendly, competent people. It was a pleasure shopping there.

If you want to spend an exorbitant amount fot a snack, but a truly amazing one then come hdr…read morehere. The place is cozy and quaint and has lots kf charm. Staff are attentive and run around with a fury to keep up with the clientele coming and going. The menu is extensive but we settled on each having a Waffle Gravensteen which comes with chocolate sauce, blueberries. vanilla ice cream and a red (red fruit coulis) topping sauce on the ice cream. We accompanied that with a warm chocolate milk drink. Both were purely amazing, although the waffle was a bit crunchy compared to others I have tried. The atmosphere is vibrant and fun, and you'll get a good dessert fix, best for an afternoon treat. It appears to primarily cater to tourists, yet they seem to keep the quality good. There's nothing better than a snack of waffles and chocolate!

Delicious food, excellent friendly service and a quaint spacious restaurant. Did I say delicious…read morefood. Check the pictures and it makes your mouth water and it is that good . The waffle with ice cream and warm cherries was fantastic. Tie servers are so nice and friendly in a relaxed atmosphere. Love Belgium

Our guide told us this was the place to go for chocolate and it did not disappoint. We tried about…read more10 pieces and they were al incredible. Rich and delicious.

Tasty chocolates from a wide selection! The lady behind the counter was helpful in suggesting which…read moreones I should try. I got about eight chocolates for only three euros!

I've been there twice; the first time was to buy chocolates to take home as gifts. I also randomly…read morechose a dark chocolate green tea praline to have for myself - big mistake. I returned a few days later and bought a large box of pralines to share and for gifts. This is by far the best chocolate I have ever tasted.

High quality chocolate shop in Ghent! They had so many options to choose from and everything was…read morereally good. Staff walked me through the different types. I was even given a sample to try. Lots of packs of chocolate and bars that make for great gifts as well!

We made a quick pit stop to try Neuhaus, a chocolatier that has multiple locations across Belgium…read more They've been around since 1857. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 12:30pm) and there were a few customers. Nice touch that they let you try a sample when you first walk in. There's a lot of different chocolate bundle and package options but we stuck with the chocolate bars. There's a massive chocolate castle and dragon on display in the store. - 2x Chocoladereep (€3,50) - hazelnut praline and crunchy caramel. Perfect spot to buy a few chocolates to bring back home. 3.5 stars.

Wow!! I walked by this chocolate shop and decided to go in because I was craving for waffle with…read morechocolate. I walked by a few other shops but they offer pre-made waffle so I passed. So happy I waited because Juffrouw makes it fresh! And with melted Belgian chocolate sauce on top, it was so good! Also had a cup of coffee. Perfect combination. Prices were reasonable too. 3.50euro for walffle and chocolate and 3 Euro for coffee. I had an excellent experience and would definitely come back!

The waffle was delicious--not greasy at all and very fresh. I didn't try the chocolate, but they…read morehad really lovely designs from Sphinx heads to soccer balls. Also a good location to grab something to go and walk down to the canal.

The craft displayed, and tasted, and Yuzu is beyond elegant. The price is reasonable for…read moreproportions and size. A box of 12 pieces is about 10€, and there are about 20ish types to choose from. The packaging is nice to have as a gift for anyone (including yourself). I recommend getting 2 pieces after getting your box of 12; you'll want to try them. For the 2 pieces, I suggest the mushroom flavor and pistachio. The owner is friendly, local, and well traveled.

Nicholas Vanaise makes his own, surprisingly flavoured, chocolates and sells them here. He's in…read morethe same league as Paul Young, L'artisan du chocolat, and William Curley in London, though different. His flavours range from Indian spices to black truffle, to yuzu (citrus) caramel, to fruits and lavender. Each piece is beautifully decorated, and the presentation is immaculate. I still prefer the London guys, but Yuzu was definitely a chocolate experience and at half the price of London shops, well worth it! (Also, Nicholas is charming, speaks perfect English, and recommended a great restaurant called Vintage on Onderbergen).