I act like a kid in a candy store here. There are so many interesting truffle, praline, and nougat…read moreflavors that it is difficult to decide what to get. You cannot go wrong with a variety box where you pick out many pieces to your liking, right? That's what I ended up getting. What really stood out to me was their hot chocolate. You can choose the percentage of cocoa. It is rich and full of pure chocolate flavor. This is another thing that brings out my inner child happiness.

The smell when we walk in is amazing! You just want to walk around and smell! It is impressive at…read moreall the chocolates you see in the case. You are surrounded by all kinds of chocolates. The lines to checkout are long so we ready to wait a bit. Chocolate: the lady assisting us behind the counter was sort of snotty when we said we only wanted 2 pieces of chocolate. We ordered 3 piece to try. The chocolates smells amazing but the taste does not live up to the smell. Yes they are beautiful. Yea the quality is good. Yes they smell amazing but the taste is lacking. The chocolate buildings of Berlin are impressive and I recommend to go and see these lovey buildings of Berlin made in chocolate.

Cute shop located in an amazing set of courtyards in Mitte. Some of the chocolates in there look…read morelike true works of art. I ended up getting truffle chocolates with cacao nibs. They are delectable!

From the owner: Wir führen ein ständig wechselndes Angebot an ausgefallenen süssen Ideen zum selber genießen oder…read moreverschenken. Einzig in seiner Art in Berlin. Einfach vorbeischauen und sich inspirieren lassen. Das Geschäft ist inhabergeführt daher kann es zu "Schwankungen" bei den Öffnungszeiten kommen.

The family already loves Ritter Sport - at least what's available in the US. This had flavors we…read moredon't get back home. Most were with German wrappers, but a lot were in English (which made me less likely to get them as gifts). German gift bags, a chocolate fountain with free tartlets for sampling, they even offer classes (apparently). Fun place to warm up and get some sweets and gifts.

This "museum" is NOT large. The main level store is the attraction UNLESS you do a tour! I highly…read morerecommend the chocolate bar making tour no matter which language you speak. In our chocolate bar making class, we made two identical Ritter bars of a unique-to-you flavor. There are about 24 mix-ins and they allow you to choose 3 so the flavors are preserved. Then you chose your chocolate. While the bars are setting, you have an educational session on Ritter and on chocolate. Our tour was mainly Germans so they only spoke English during this portion. However, during the TV visual portion there were English subtitles. As mentioned, there is a lot of Ritter to chose from in their store - small bars, big bars, all flavors including limited edition flavors, gifts boxes, a meter of chocolate. And there is a small cafe with drink and sweets. We didn't utilize the cafe nor did we purchase extra chocolates. We really enjoyed our time! And if a staff member asks you your favorite football team (they mean American) and say the Seahawks!

I'm giving this place 3 stars only because the staff was unfriendly. My friends and I visited…read morebecause it's one of our favorites, but when we started taking pictures of the chocolates, the staff member became rude, insisting we weren't allowed to take her picture. I explained that we were only photographing the chocolates, but she refused to believe me, repeating the same thing and asking if we were going to order. We ended up buying only two chocolates, which were amazing and tasted really good. The store was beautiful and well-organized, but we didn't feel welcome. We decided to go to another location where we were treated much better. I recommend trying another location.

Word on the street is that this is the best chocolate in Germany…read more Sells for 5.9 euro per 100gms, beats the crazy airport "I bought it too late" prices. They let you taste the different confections so you have some sense of what you might like. Personally I prefer the simple dark chocolate, as the other mixed ones were too sweet. That being said, I ate all my samples without complaint.

What a magnificant find!…read more This place is a "must visit" on any chocolate tour and while I suggest it be your last stop, that is only because I think you should keep this for the crowning glory and keep the chocolate out of the heat and sun if possible. This shop does not make its own chocolate. Rather, this shop gathers together all the different types of chocolate from all over the world. With everything from Anedei to Domori to other exotic chocolates, this is the place to go if you want to find quality chocolate. They have everything from inexpensive to very expensive but it is all top quality. This shop is quite a walk from the nearest underground subway stop of Oranienburger Str. but by quite a walk I mean 5 minutes past some of the best looking shops. There was even a kosher bakery on my journey. Upon arriving there were already two women who I had seen wander in to the shop ahead of me. I soaked up the chocolate heaven while they were served and the brilliant women running the shop that day helped me by bean, acidity and region, finding me the perfect bars of chocolate. For someone like me who is passionate about chocolate to say you MUST go here, you know that this, above all else, is a shop you must go to for chocolate in Berlin.

My girlfriend (chocolate lover) showed me this shop, and I much prefer it to the larger tourist…read moretraps. Though quite small (and pricey), they have a wide assortment from all over the world. Both times the woman working there (owner, I assume) graciously shared her knowledge and experience to help choose. This is the place for an extra special chocolate or for gifts.

Nommmmmm!!!! This chocolate is so good!…read more We later had this chocolate in Belgium but had it here our first day in Europe. It's nearby to Checkpoint Charlie as a reference. That's where we were headed when we found this shop and got sidetracked by chocolate tasting. Haha. Hazelnut is big in Europe and I love them for it Bc hazelnut is delicious. We sampled a few different pieces of chocolate in this shop and were given some freebies to taste. It's not cheap but it's good quality. Friendly staff and good packaging to keep your chocolates safe until you eat them. If you can wait that long.

Just right next to the Stadtmitte Ubahn and practically across the street from Gendarmenmarkt, this…read moreis such a great place to come by to grab a luscious hot chocolate on a cold day. As a bonus, when you buy a hot chocolate you get to choose a praline for free! The hot chocolate is not too thick not too watery-- just perfect, and it's not overly sweet either.

AMAZING desserts and incredible vegan sorbet (the mango was sooo good), best customer service in…read moreBerlin. Must try when you're in Berlin!!