*** (01/11/2016 19:54)
This was a great little surprise! Great info about the history of chocolate, a demonstration midway and a delicious hot chocolate sample. Another great find in the museum pass.

*** (25/11/2017 08:09)
Magnifique alternative aux Catacombes - My original plan was to visit the Catacombes, but I didn't buy a pre-paid ticket and so the wait for the Catacombes was very long. So instead of wasting the day, I decided to visit Musée Gourmand du Chocolat - Choco-Story. It was surprisingly not bad. Love learning how chocolate has evolved over time and how it's was seen by different cultures. The highlight was the live demonstration and the short chocolate-making class. I made chocolate to share with friends back home, but alas the chocolate didn't make it to the metro station. Sorry friends, it was just too good.

*** (06/06/2017 07:01)
Was visiting from The States. As a chocolate lover, this place was interesting. The demo as anti-climatic so I would skip it if pressed for time. It was included in the Paris Pass, but I don't know if I would pay 11 Euros for entry. The elevator (or lift, as they call it) was part of the excitement at this museum.

*** (01/12/2017 02:49)
Has a lot of history with plenty of samples available in a variety of chocolate types.And there are regular demonstration's throughout the day.they even have chocolate monuments and chocolate shoes worth a visit

*** (28/09/2017 23:50)
One of my favorite we visited when we were in Paris. Chocolates all over the area. Chocolate all you want!!!!

*** (25/11/2017 07:41)
I had SO much fun here! I came with a group of friends, and we spent about 3 hours learning all about the history of chocolate. My favorite parts were the live chocolate-making demonstration and the outfits made out of chocolate. Be sure to try the chocolat chaud - it's DELICIOUS!

*** (27/12/2016 17:15)
nice variety of exotic chocolates to choose from.. history lesson not that interesting..

*** (14/12/2016 23:07)
Really interesting museum and delicious chocolate. The hot chocolate and chocolate making demonstration alone are worth the visit

*** (26/09/2017 22:38)
Absolutely fascinating journey through the world of cocoa and learn the history of our favourite food. It is beautifully deigned with lucid description. Not to mention the all you can eat chocolate treat. A must see fir all Chocoholics.

*** (11/10/2017 19:30)
Enjoyed the short tour. Demo at the end of tour with free chocolates! Hot chocolate available in the shop is nice, I recommend Aztec Chilli. Kids will enjoy

*** (06/08/2016 22:48)
Best to go on Paris Pass, available on Viator. Cute museum with history of chocolate, small demonstration at the end, can sample chocolate from other parts of the world. Kids enjoyed. Quick visit.

*** (06/09/2017 16:38)
We did this with our Paris Pass and for a few Euros more we got an attelier to give our group a private instruction on chocolate making, where the kids made their own chocolates! Loved it!

*** (24/04/2016 14:12)
Went to the Chocolate museum with a group of my students when visiting Paris from Canada. Compared to many other pastry or chocolate classes in the area, the school group chocolate making class here had the best prices, and included admission. The 90 minute class was excellent and my students had so much fun making different kinds of chocolate. They would have been up to more challenging techniques as well, but those were not offered to them as part of the student class, but that did not dampen the fun in any way. The museum itself took about 15 minutes total to walk through, and I don't believe would have been worth the price of admission. However, the chocolate demonstration in the test kitchen by the chocolatier was excellent, and there were many samples to taste that made it worth waiting for the demo. Overall we really enjoyed ourselves.

*** (14/08/2017 03:32)
The museum is very small with not a lot of activity. The staff was very nice. My 5 year old only enjoyed the chocolate making workshop, which was about 15 minutes long. Besides that there was not much to do.