Amazing selection of beautiful chocolates & confectionary including the fabulous LiquorLips line -…read moregin, whisky or liqueur filled chocolates. they also have beautiful pottery imported from Japan, children's items and nice Tassie souvenirs. Lisa and Franz are very friendly & helpful behind the counter. And now you don't have to wait until Safurday to buy your LiquorLips!!

OK, Norman & Dann. You've done it! Either you hired new staff, or the older ones magically turned…read moreinto nicer versions of themselves, but I no longer dread stopping in here for my chocolate pretzel fix. The woman who's normally behind the counter lately is really sweet (hehe sweet at a chocolate shop) and engaging, and I'm happy to throw my dollars at her. Lately I've found a new obsession in there too--beautiful lollipops in some amazing flavours!

This place offers beautifully made chocolates in all sorts of flavors. I was super impressed with…read morethe taste and creaminess of the chocolate snacks. I found a set of 4 gift box of chocolates. The fun part is that each of the four was a different Tasmanian wildlife animal: a Tasmanian Devil, a wombat, an echidna and a platypus. I bought several of these for gifts and a selection of chocolates for me.

Best chocolatier around - Giovanni!!! He makes the best best best chocolates. We stopped by…read morewhile staying here and came by every day. Wonderful chocolate. Wonderful place. We went there three times in three days!!!!

Hello, lovers. It's me, Berry White, writing to tell you that I'm the most delicious thing you'll…read moreput in your mouth if you'll only step into this wonderful space and hand. over. your. cash. (If you like white chocolate and berry flavours. Which yes, I do, hello target market.) Whether you like those specific flavours or not isn't important, though. What's important is that: A. You like chocolate B. You have at least $2.00 in your wallet (and/or yes, they have card facilities) Other big ups recommendations in here are the bars made with Willie Smiths cider or McHenry's sloe gin. Keeping it all on the island! And as much as possible in my stomach, at that. Buy yourself a piece of gourmet chocolate, lovingly handcrafted by Gillian (peek through the glass to the right and you might catch a glimpse of her in action), and experience a part of the wonder that is the Huon Valley. Cygneture Chocolate is a must-stop for me when taking friends and family on a day trip through the valley (probably my favourite day trip from Hobart, to be honest). The shop itself also has a range of other gourmet chocolatiers' goods for sale, as well as other local Tassie delights like a wide range of the Art of Tea blends. Loving it!

Delicious chocolates in Kettering, Tasmania by the Bruny Island ferry, little shop if you drive by…read moretoo fast, you will miss it, it's next to a cafe. The whole building was an old gas station. Note please ask to take any pictures, the owners wife got upset when I took a few pictures on my phone prior permission. You must have the champagne chocolate it bubbles in your mouth truly special, this is some of the finest chocolate around. I also enjoyed the passionfruit and the berry flavors. They come in 8, 24 and 36 packages and will wrap up for travel as I'm bringing back to Cincinnati, Ohio USA I found out they have a new shop in downtown Hobart next to the Brooke Street pier.

John Zito is an evil mastermind and I'm down with that…read more Seriously, who has a gourmet chocolate shop on the side of an old petrol station in a tiny town that's mostly known for the ferry that takes you out of said town? John Zito. Who makes some of the most amazing, weird and wonderful chocolates, both flavours and shapes, that you've ever come across? John Zito. Who's so infused with chocolate that he can even fairly accurately predict which chocolate flavours you'll order from the cabinet? Yeah, I don't know how he does it. Chocolate magic. But seriously, get a half-dozen (or nine... or maybe a full dozen) of mixed chocolates that really do taste like creme brûlée, limoncello, PX sherry (ok there may be a slightly boozy theme here)... basically these chocolates will blow your mind and your tastebuds. Go the long way round the Huon & D'Entrecasteaux route just to stop at Nutpatch, ok? Because I said so, that's why.

You should pull over when you get here. Great views, pick your own fruit, great in-house…read morechocolates and cheeses, and animals that you can see and pet. Did I mention they have a restaurant?

Federation Artisan Chocolate has been an iconic Tasmanian chocolate brand for over 30 years. The…read moreCurtis' bought the business in 2014 and created 2 ingredient stoneground chocolate. Their beans are sourced by Ghana in West African, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Peru, Ecuador, Madagascar and the Daintree in North Queensland, Australia. The Cacao Bean is grown, fermented, sun dried & shipped to Federation in Tasmania. Federation roasts them before removing their husks to create cacao nibs. These nibs are stone ground to create chocolate liquor. In the process of grinding the nibs it releases fat from the cacao creating the chocolate liquid. This liquor is then aged for various lengths times depending on the flavor. They believe their custom beautiful chocolate is authentic, less processed and more ethical & sustainable. The chocolate soaps, candles & gifts smelled fabulous & were beautiful. We ended the chocolate samples & creamy ice cream.

From the owner: Single Origin Chocolate Australian Grown Cocoa…read moreFudge Vegan Chocolate Gluten Free Chocolate Sugar Free Chocolate

Excellent atmosphere. Great stock at reasonable prices. Friendly staff to greet you. A thoroughly…read moreenjoyable experience.

Although I'm not a big fan of fudge I actually really enjoyed some of their offerings as it wasn't…read moreoverly sweet and had the distinct flavours. Value 3/5 Atmosphere 3/5 Service 3/5 Quality 4/5 14/20