Very quaint museum. Small but lots of information. The chocolate brownie is fabulous. Spent an hour here having a drink and snack.

When at the Waterfront, the House of Chocolate is the best place to go after a day on the water. My girlfriend and I came here three times. They have all kinds of coffee and chocolate, along with some simple desserts. The wait staff was...More

Well, I went on this half day tour, with very low expectations and an open mind.. we saw a fort, a nutmeg factory, a rum factory...cool enough.. so we all expected a chocolate factory... it really is a coffee shop with chocolate sweets... our little...More

I thought this location would have been bigger but they had a nice selection of candies. I took home some premium chocolate so I was happy. If its in the area its definitely worth a visit but nothing to write home about, the best thing...More

We found this stop to be more of a gift shop than a museum. There was a mural, signs, and artifacts explaining how cocoa is processed into chocolate but not really what is considered a museum.

Yes, they have the best collection of chocolate from throughout Grenada. And it's wonderful. But there are also exhibits about chocolate and how it's made. And there are other high quality souvenirs of you're looking for a gift or reminder of your visit to the...More

A small quaint shop with lots of history on chocolate, as well as small artifacts used in the cultivation of coca. The chocolate ice cream sold there is as most delicious and the staff were friendly and helpful. The only downside was the cost of...More