Coolest hang out in St.George’s - possibly. Coffee, cake, ice cream and island chocolate. What could be better? Friendly staff and warm, efficient service. Noice!

I loved the passion fruit cheesecake. The service is great and the pastry is not sweet but it has great flavor. It is nice to see the history of chocolate(cocoa) while eating a delicious dessert. Make sure to check all the delicious variety of chocolate bars they have. Grenadian chocolate is delicious.

Just yummy! I had no idea what all the transpires to make chocolate!! The staff here is the best. The rum balls well... are rum with just enough substance to make the shape into a ball. You might be shocked how it starts...

A very interesting young man spoke on the cocoa development from seed to final processing. Small store, many varieties of chocolates, and an assortment of trinkets, spices, clothing.

This is a delightful stop around the corner from the fort and market. The "tour" is short and sweet, and interactive: they popped open a cacao pod and let us suck on the fruit, and then demonstrated the grinding process and showed us the various stages of the bean's life cycle. All of this was earnestly done, with no cost or push for tips. (Though they have a box and I did tip, unprompted.) The shop has a great selection of chocolates and fantastic homemade ice cream, along with some other locally made specialties, gifts, clothes, etc. Also had a lot of locals perusing the shop, which I took as a good sign. Absolutely delightful and highly recommend. Just be aware of the pushy "guide" Paul who hangs around there and tries to force his way into offering you a tour of the nearby shops. (Unrelated, I think, to the museum, but still a bit of a fixture there. Paul is nice enough but definitely pushy.) Everyone that worked the museum was a delight and it was a fascinating experience to try the fruit itself!

A small museum with a lot to offer! Inside there is a detailed explanation with pictures and props of how chocolate is made. There’s also a small cafe with coffee and sweet treats. We tried the Rum balls they were delicious! They also have quite a few souvenirs and spices such as Nutmeg and Mace can’t wait to use mine! This is definitely a must see spot on this beautiful island.

Unique eatery, do not miss even if you are not into chocolate. It has a huge gift shop. There are teas and coffees. I had cocoa malt tea and chocolate Guinness cake. The tea was ok, and nothing great that I would want again. The cake was wonderful and worth going back.

Their chocolate selections are amazing! So delicious! It is also fun to browse their little chocolate museum and gift shop. You can definitely find some good chocolate to bring home here.

This is the House of Chocolate, what could possibly go wrong?! There is a free complementary tour that takes you through the history and process of making Chocolate. You also get the opportunity to grind your own cocoa nibs, see the fat (cocoa butter) and purchase the end products like ice cream and other treats. This was a delightful visit!

Ahhhhmazing :) I absolutely loved the place, I live on the island but never visited and that I regret. You can get all the chocolates from the different companies, a mini museum, locally made cakes, ice cream, teas, basically everything chocolate, and to top it off the staff was very friendly.

I could have spent all day in here. Very friendly staff. The demonstration about grinding and processing Cacao beans was very informative and the chocolate was the best I have ever had. Definitely a must see if you are in Grenada and like chocolate.

We happened to be there at just the right time and were able to participate in a presentation about the history and production of chocolate. A very interesting and informative package. Thanks to this, we left the place with a backpack full of chocolate and the different forms of cocoa presented in the show. After this, I can say that it is an absolute must-visit destination if you visit Grenada.

It is a small chocolate museum, the workers are nice and the man informed us about cocoa in Grenada and its history. We got blueberry cheesecake which is tasty and iced blended cocoa tea which was also tasty with the sunny weather we got today !

Definitely worth a visit. Cocoa processing is demonstrated and there is a lot to taste. Also there is a good variety of souvenirs to buy.

The place consists of a little museum of chocolate where you can find all explanations about its making process as well as a café to sit and drink some coffee and a shop to buy some local spices, chocolate and trendy accessories. My favorite place in town with a kind, smiling owner!

If you like chocolate, get ready to spend, so bring some extra cash because you will want to buy half of the store. I stayed in Grenada for 4 days, and every single day I went to eat there. The chocolate milkshakes are to die for, and if you are hungry, definetly try the blue berry cheesecake. Pro tip: Eating there will give you more value for your money, because the milkshake glasses are bigger than the takeaway.

Quaint place to learn how chocolate is made if you can't visit Belmont or Jouvay chocolate factory. Had the iced cocoa tea. Wonderful taste. The customer service is very personable too.

Chocolate from Granada is special. It grows amongst mango trees and picks up special taste in the shared root system. It's a must try!

People are fantastic, if you are only in town for a quick visit make sure you stop here and have some cacao tea. People are very friendly and their knowledge of chocolate is amazin

Amazing Demonstration on how the cocoa and chocolate was made. Prices are reasonable and the flavors were mind blowing. History + Free Samples is always a plus 👌🏾 Definitely try the Nutmeg Ice-cream

Wonderful demonstration about the chocolate making process. Afterwards you can try samples and buy various cakes, ice cream and chocolates. They have a cute little gift shop too!

Lovely selection of chocolate- 60 - 100% variety and more. A little cake shop inside where you can sample cakes and chocolate items. Sadly I'm gluten and dairy intolerant so I can comment on those but they looked divine. Cute artsy ware to buy as well- unique jewelry, artwork and I love a tea towel from here. It has botanical drawings of the cocoa bean and is 100% linen.

Walking distance from the cruise port thru narrow and steep street, only able individuals recommended, House of Chocolate is a must-see when in Grenada. There are seats inside and washroom is clean, a lot of really tasty and delicious cocoa products to choose from, a bit crowded at busy hours. Also provides tidbits of history of cacao, a small museum of cacao in the island. Worth the walk, watch out for birds on electric wires, you could get hit with bird poop 💩😊

Great store with a brief history of the chocolate processing in Grenade. The gentleman give the tour was very knowledgeable and spoke clearly about the process. I would definitely recommend a stop here. Even if you don’t purchase items from this store you will be treated so well

Well the museum is closed and under renovation, I've been there teaching music for a summer school, there's still some items that can be seen through glass cases

The best VEGAN ICE CREAM I've ever tasted! I am very pleased that they cater some of their ice cream to vegans as it is very hard to find an alternative option on the island. They are very generous with their portion size so 1 scoop was more than enough, I finished the whole bowl! Plus we got an amazing tour with a chocolate expert whilst I was there.

We stopped by here on a day in St George. It’s a great shop for chocolates and treats, there is a gift shop of local merchandise inside too. It’s an alternative to not being able to make it to the chocolate tour on the other side of the island at the Belmont Estate. We enjoyed caramel drizzled cheesecake, my daughter loved their matcha said it was the best she’s ever tasted and I had a delicious cold fruit drink. It’s a small spot, but good for jut a drop in. The only reason for 4 stars is you can’t expect much from this small walk in shop in comparison to what you would get at a chocolate tour.