" Small and limited but if you know nothing about chocolate making you get something educational out of it. I didn't try the chocolate but the selection of bottled craft beers was decent. Service was a little slow but otherwise good. "
15 February 2023
Anynomous
" There is free explanation about the cacao, free tasting of chocolate and workshops for making your own chocolate bar (10 euros) or chocolate alcohol drink. They have a small shop with interesting things, I like a lot the cacao grains, cacao tea! So I highly recommend it!. There is a small cafeteria also for tasting all the products that they produced. Besides, There is a private parking nearby. "
16 January 2023
Anynomous
" What a great little place. It is a chocolate shop with a small museum dedicated to the production of chocolate. There is a workshop that you can attend that seemed expensive at first until you take it and realize it's quite involved. I really learned a lot of new information regarding the history and preparation of chocolate.
In the workshop, you start with the raw cocao bean, roast them, and separate the beans, grind them into a paste and prepare different drinks from scratch.. From cocao tea, to the original style of hot chocolate, and the more modern Spanish variation. You also very to pour your own chocolates with a variety of fillings ranging from ground Coca leaves, to gummy bears.
I did the workshop with my 8 and 11yo kids and they loved it.
It is a unique experience "
03 January 2023
Anynomous
" I go here for the un-sweetened cocoa powder, not the museum (chocolate addict), but sadly, I've found their chocolate quality to be pretty disappointing. Their un-sweetened chocolate bars, which one would EXPECT to be rich and smooth, literally taste like bars of soap (but with a sandy texture). I, a chocolate addict, could not finish what I bought. Very, very sad. Still, Choco Museum gets two stars, because it at least sells pure cocoa powder. Maybe someday they'll get their act together and actually learn how to properly temper chocolate. "
29 October 2023
Anynomous
" lots of options, overpriced for the product. disappointed by the ingredients of white sugar rather than, say, panela which i believe is locally abundant here and "healthier" as its unrefined. even the cacao tea sample is sweetened -- didnt see an option for bitter fans 75% and up (myself included)! "
24 September 2023
Anynomous
" Cute place with friendly service and staff.. Make your own hot chocolates in different styles (you get hot choc, different ingredients to mix and match) and some yummy desserts. Looks like they offer workshops on chocolate making too that seem fun.. "
22 March 2023
Anynomous
" Small but a friendly place to enjoy our peruvian chocolate. You ll learn to prepare your own drink "
29 September 2023
Anynomous
" A nice place with very interesting displayed about Cocoa and how chocolates are made. "
Anynomous
" Small and limited but if you know nothing about chocolate making you get something educational out of it. I didn't try the chocolate but the selection of bottled craft beers was decent. Service was a little slow but otherwise good. "
15 February 2023Anynomous
" There is free explanation about the cacao, free tasting of chocolate and workshops for making your own chocolate bar (10 euros) or chocolate alcohol drink. They have a small shop with interesting things, I like a lot the cacao grains, cacao tea! So I highly recommend it!. There is a small cafeteria also for tasting all the products that they produced. Besides, There is a private parking nearby. "
16 January 2023Anynomous
" What a great little place. It is a chocolate shop with a small museum dedicated to the production of chocolate. There is a workshop that you can attend that seemed expensive at first until you take it and realize it's quite involved. I really learned a lot of new information regarding the history and preparation of chocolate.
03 January 2023In the workshop, you start with the raw cocao bean, roast them, and separate the beans, grind them into a paste and prepare different drinks from scratch.. From cocao tea, to the original style of hot chocolate, and the more modern Spanish variation. You also very to pour your own chocolates with a variety of fillings ranging from ground Coca leaves, to gummy bears.
I did the workshop with my 8 and 11yo kids and they loved it.
It is a unique experience "
Anynomous
" I go here for the un-sweetened cocoa powder, not the museum (chocolate addict), but sadly, I've found their chocolate quality to be pretty disappointing. Their un-sweetened chocolate bars, which one would EXPECT to be rich and smooth, literally taste like bars of soap (but with a sandy texture). I, a chocolate addict, could not finish what I bought. Very, very sad. Still, Choco Museum gets two stars, because it at least sells pure cocoa powder. Maybe someday they'll get their act together and actually learn how to properly temper chocolate. "
29 October 2023Anynomous
" lots of options, overpriced for the product. disappointed by the ingredients of white sugar rather than, say, panela which i believe is locally abundant here and "healthier" as its unrefined. even the cacao tea sample is sweetened -- didnt see an option for bitter fans 75% and up (myself included)! "
24 September 2023Anynomous
" Cute place with friendly service and staff.. Make your own hot chocolates in different styles (you get hot choc, different ingredients to mix and match) and some yummy desserts. Looks like they offer workshops on chocolate making too that seem fun.. "
22 March 2023Anynomous
" Small but a friendly place to enjoy our peruvian chocolate. You ll learn to prepare your own drink "
29 September 2023Anynomous
" A nice place with very interesting displayed about Cocoa and how chocolates are made. "
22 August 2023