Charming chocolate shop in Old Town that is known for their chocolate covered almonds. Everyone…read moreworking there was friendly and they even gave me a piece of chocolate almond to try. You can get their chocolate almonds in a bag or boxed up (if you're gifting). I ended up getting a bag for myself. They are powder coated and aren't too sweet. They're pricey but worth it. Treat yourself!

I finally got to experience why Swiss chocolate is the best chocolate! Auer was recommended to me…read moreboth by a local friend and by several social media travel videos and blogs. The employees don't speak much English, but they were still very helpful! Ask for the "almond princess" aka chocolate covered almonds - which I think is their best seller as they have it in several size options (small bags, gift boxes). Yes - you'll think to yourself, why am I spending 10+ euros on almonds?? Trust me, it is a glorious experience!! I wish I brought more home. They seem to last quite a while so these would be great gifts to bring back (if you can resist eating them all yourself)! I also tried both milk and dark chocolate truffles which were so good. I only wish I visited Auer earlier on my trip so I could try more of their sweet treats!! Favorite chocolate shop ever!

My spouse shopped extensively but we ended up here. Excellent product and service. Very helpful…read morestaff.

If you really want to ruin chocolate for you, visit any Swiss storefront. I made my way to…read moreLaderach and all the chocolate in the states just doesn't taste right anymore. They offer an assortment of beautiful chocolates such as pralines and truffles. I went straight for the tablets and of course the dark chocolate type. I brought a big stack home of Madagascar 64%, Grand Cru Ecuador 70%, and Trinidad 80%. They were the most I've spent on a chocolate bar, but I wanted great Swiss chocolate. Next time I'm in Switzerland, I'm going to make one of my days a chocolate crawl.

I had read all about the infamous Luxemburgi when planning our trip to Switzerland, so when we…read morefinally got to a Geneva Sprüngli was one of our first stops. The location is inside of a department store so not the easiest to spot from the street although their window is street facing. I purchased a box of 15 for my family of five. We tried several different flavors and all were delicious. Unlike a macaron these are bite size and very airy. If you limit yourself to three you'll be craving more. Also unlike a macaron these will not travel well. These are meant to be enjoyed right away. A box of 15 cost about 17 CHF. I'm not sure you can find these anywhere but Geneva so make sure to stop in and try some.

We walked by a few times and the luxemburgerli (which we thought were mini macarons lol) kept…read morecatching our attention. Decided to go check them out and bought a small box with 11. Received great service in choosing the wide variety of flavors available too! :) Definitely recommended on your visit to Geneva!

This place serves gourmet Swiss chocolate that will melt in your mouth…read more They have great selection of artisanal chocolate squares. I got mainly my favourite flavours which are almond, pistachio, dark chocolate.

Very yummy chocolate for really not that much considering the quality! The man working there was…read morealso extremely nice and patient. And we loved the free samples! Definitely worth it to stop by and try, and a great place to pick up some souvenirs for friends back home.

Fantastic chocolates!!! The proprietor is so nice and we enjoyed our visit.,He gave us samples and…read morethey are unique and delicious. The store is beautiful and we bought some gift boxes to take back to LA. The area is quaint.and lovely. It was late and started to rain so we couldn't enjoy the area as much. Good reason to come back!

The Swiss do many thAngs right. Wine, watches, and chocolate…read more This chocolate is by far the best I have ever had in my life. Absolutely mesmerizing. You eat the stuff and you're like, "omg, I can die right now". The flavors melt in your mouth and leave very pleasant aftertaste that effervesces with you for several minutes afterwards... Even better, pair the chocolate with wine (or I brought some back to the U.S. and paired the chocolate with bourbon - and this was fantastic!) While we are on the subject, did I mention its organic, eco-friendly chocolate. No bad thAng, thAngs in it. All natural. No preservatives... all that stuff. They have a multitude of flavors that will knock your socks off (over 50 different ones): chocolates from all over the world tea flavored chocolate passion fruit chocolate basil saffron... see my pic. It doesn't get any better than this.

Great chocolate selection, I wanted a piece of each. The staff was friendly and the selection was…read moregreat. I would definitely return.

I knew that I'd be shunned if I returned from a trip to Switzerland without chocolate! Though it…read morewas tempting to get everyone a bar of Migros budget chocolate, just to prove that even store-brand chocolate in Europe is vastly superior to US chocolate... I knew I needed to visit a legitimate chocolatier. Rohr came highly recommended as a Swiss brand, and the shop was convenient to the tram. It's a small shop (watch out if you're carrying a backpack!), but absolutely packed with gorgeous and fragrant confections. The window was filled with chocolate cauldrons and marzipan veggies, since we were visiting close to L'Escalade. I wanted to buy one so badly, but didn't think it'd make it home - it'd be a shame if I had to eat it myself. The staff was excellent, very friendly and helpful to me and my companions. I largely picked out chocolate bars because they are easy to take home without damage (though be careful taking a big stack through security - they'll look like a bomb on X-ray!) and they had fabulous flavors - dark and milk chocolate with fillings like orange, pistachio, lemon, hazelnuts, etc. They also had some extra-special bars of fancy chocolate bars, some single origin and some with special fillings. I bought a big stack! I also had to buy a few special items. I picked out a little chocolate bear, who turned out to be filled with something creamy and crunchy and chocolatey. I got some of their praline bars. I picked up a jar of caramel sauce with fleur de sel (which I plan to put on crepes). And... I bought a chocolate trash can. Yes, a trash can - Rohr is known for its "Poubelles Genevoises," which are literally cast to look like Geneva's trash cans. They have them in small individual boxes, perfect for gift-giving. Per US standards, this is very expensive chocolate. In Switzerland... it seemed to be on the average-to-expensive side. But everything I've tried so far has been excellent. And when one of the international flight crew saw my little red bag in the airport, they said, "Oooh, Rohr? That's great chocolate!" That's how you know you've chosen well.

Geneva is packed with "handmade" chocolate shops, but I'm ready to pronounce Micheli as the…read moreessential stop for any hardcore chocolate junkie. The shop's adorable proprietor (who is clearly suspended in a different era) will speak to you in patient French if you opt to select your own mix of chocolates by the piece. I'm certain every truffle is delicious, but be sure not to miss the caraway!

From the owner: Chocolaterie & Pâtisserie artisanale à Genève.read more

We got the black forest cake (10 CHF) to go and it was very different from other black forest cakes…read morewe had had before. Very creamy not overly sweet and I loved the chocolate shavings on top for that additional crunch. It was pricey but worth a one time try if you like black forest cake

(4.5) ~ Very Good!! Especially their one of kind "Pave" Chocolates, which are the smoothest, most…read morebuttery chocolates we've had;) It's made with Coconut Oil and needs to be kept below 62F / 17 C or it will melt;) Highly recommend their Pave Milk Chocolates, or Dark if you prefer;)

My first meal in Geneva, but not super impressed. First thing's first, seat yourself, don't wait…read morefor them. I had two of the crab sandwiches, which were fine but nothing to write home about. They're basically little tea sandwiches on white bread filled with crab salad and alfalfa sprouts. I'm probably an idiot because I ordered the "the froid citron" expecting something homemade but got a bottle of nestea. For 4.60 francs. *sigh* My husband's croque monsieur and salad were fairly tasty. They spoke a little English, which helped us with our rusty French. But all in all, I wouldn't walk a mile again to come back here for their lunch. But I'd consider it to try something from their wide array of desserts, purely based on looks.

Martel is a confectionery shop with tea room and is located in downtown Geneva. They sell…read morechocolates, pastries, sandwiches and so on. Tea room menu is limited but interesting! I ordered tasty Norwegian salad served with toasts and bread. Well! Above all it's to mention salmon and shrimps were fresh! Bread was fresh too but unfortunately hard to eat! Service was very friendly and price met high quality food.

Stopped in for a gouter (Brits would say tea and crumpets). Counter staff was super friendly and…read morehelpful. Wait staff was equally good. A large coffee is quite good but small for an American. The cakes were delicious. The ice cream coffee was great! CHF38 so on the pricey side.

Cute little cafe. Quiche was ok. Nothing really special. The almond croissant with Marzapan…read morecenter was tasty. Hot chocolate was delicious!