The Chocolate Haus

Cute, clean and pleasant little shop. The chocolate is SO GOOD. The ice cream is equally delicious. The peanut brittle is scrumptious as well. I very much recommend visiting if you prefer quality chocolate.

We had heard that this was a wonderful stop for a treat. It was rainy and we were cold and wet but decided we would brave the cold and get their ice cream. It was amazing!! So sweet and creamy!!! We had 12 in our group and tried most of the flavors. Everyone loved their choice. I also tried a dark chocolate turtle and it was delicious. If you are in the area, it is so worth a stop!!

I have this philosophy where smaller shops are the best shops for their focus on you is optimized while the environment is not as engaged as larger locations. Larger locations such as Denny's or Islands can easily dismiss who you are and however many times you've been. But in smaller shops you are easily identified, and they learn to respect, appreciate, and befriend your presence. I've tried their hot chocolate, the majority of their chocolate assortment, and their ice cream. Beginning with the chocolate, I've learned that an individual batch is concocted via two days time, and topped off with whimsical decoration. I'd like to describe their texture creamy, dense and smooth with a foundation of subtle-sweetness; each batch carrying a different personality of flavour. They all equally melt into your mouth and emanate fresh mouth-watering aromas. They have these lavender truffles that are but very curious when tasting them. The nirvana are my favourite sort. The filling in these truffles are so satisfactory that it is strongly comparable to gliding silk over your tongue. Now when ordering my chocolate tea, I watched as a thick block of chocolate was shaved into my drink. The beverage was very sweet and filling. It was hot chocolate as it is, but sweeter. Perhaps even a little too sweet, but I liked it. I'd although recommend not consuming any other sweet thing before the drink. As aforementioned, it's pretty sweet. I stopped by later for ice cream, and it was the right amount of soft and thick, not at all fluffy. I've only had two sorts: the key lime and chocolate with chunks of brownie (chocolate brownie chunk?). But you can bite into it and it would give you unoverwhelming, cooling mouthfuls. It's not too sweet, not too plain (take a good comparison between Thrifty's and Baskin Robbins). The flavour is enough to sate any cravoury, as it had with mine. I'm rather full now, actually. It's not too gourmet. You've got your basic and popular flavours, like cookies and cream, chocolate and coconut. There is about a dozen flavours to choose from. The employees are easy and fun to talk to. They are also a considerate people. During my first visits I was given a surprise sample with my orders. It is pricey as it should be. A lot of homemade effort has been put into their products.

My romantic of a boyfriend sent me here during a Valentine's Day scavenger hunt. The chocolates are awesome, and the staff were sweethearts to engage in the fun! I'm trying so hard to savor the box of truffles from the Haus: they're divinely rich and noticeably handmade with love. Hands down the best chocolate I've had on this side of the Atlantic.

... decadently delicious DARK chocolates ❤️ ..the BEST EVER.. Surpassing European chocolateers. Must stop in during my Mother's Day trip to Pacific Beach 😍 .... Step aside Belgium, Germany and Switzerland.