Made chocolate forms and then I could go around the museum! What could you want more? Louise was very fun!! Would definitely visit again.

Very welcoming and fun time we spent at the chocolat factory and at the museum as well. I highly recommend🥰 We liked the green screen thing and making this very good chocolate. And it started volcanic eruption in our homeland Iceland!!!

Great experience at the museum. Started with the workshop which was great and was able to make a great selection of chocolates to take home. Great chocolatier, english speaking and lots of toppings. Museum was very interesting and learned lots of facts about the history of chocolate and the geography over time. Chocolate tasting over three locations throughout the museum including on arrival. Well worth the price and in a central location.

The museum and exhibits are very well organized. It was a great learning experience. The young lady who demonstrated the making of pralines was wonderful. A must see.

My girlfriend and I visited Choco Story and loved it! We weren't expecting it to be as entertaining and informative, so it really impressed us. The staff there were all very cheerful and helpful too, and it felt like they really enjoyed working there. They also spoke both English and French fluently, so they can include everyone when performing demonstrations and leading the workshops. The self-guided tour was full of fascinating information, and if you want to get the most out of it, I'd recommend using one of their audio guides, which are available in a multitude of different languages. The tour goes through the whole history of chocolate, also wasn't preachy or moralising, which is something I was worried about before going into it. Overall, it was a great experience, and would recommend it to anyone visiting Brussels, *especially* if you like chocolate.

Good value! I joined the workshop & visited the museum with my 8-year-old kid yesterday. We loved the whole experience including making our own chocolate as most as we could within the time frame and the self-guide tour in the museum. The workshop tutor, Lisa, was very nice, efficient and helpful. She could speak English, Mandarin and Dutch. :) We strongly recommend this package to anyone who wants to make your own first time chocolate and learn more about their history. :)

It’s a classic… a MUST visit in Brussels. If you only have a day in Brussels make sure this is one of the main things you do: only takes about an hour to go through but there’s some free samples and if you take the time to listen to the audio on the self guided tour then it actually gives you interesting information. It’s perfect for all ages, interactive and it doesn’t waffle on forever like many museums. The demonstration at the end was with an absolutely wonderful woman who spoke fluently in English for everyone as well as French. Would definitely recommend!

9 of us went here as a team building event We started with a chocolate-making activity, which was a lot of fun and enabled us to bring home some delicious chocolates This was followed by a visit of the very interesting museum and ended by a demonstration on how to make pralines The staff were all very welcoming, kind & efficient (and even though I had booked for 12, we only had to pay for the 9 who actually turned up, much appreciated) and spoke good English Recommended as a nice activity to do in Brussels as a tourist or if you live in Brussels

A delightful museum. Very fun and fascinating. The device used was that of a mobile phone. Scan it on different exhibits and get the information required. Other treats include a class on how to make chocolate, a five minute film explaining the process of chocolate making and of course, free samples to eat. Easily a highlight for the kids. A must to do when in Brussels.

Walking around this part of town I popped into the alleyway that brings you to the Chocolate Museum and I must say it was nice to see it busy again,lots of families heading to this great chocolate experience which is a cool place to visit,nice learning about the history of chocolate in Belgium,better enjoying the treats on offer in here ,it's most definitely well worth checking out if you're planning on visiting Brussels and easy to locate on Rue De L'Etuve.

Very nice experience, I learnt a lot and the people was really kind, always answering questions. They also gave us some chocolates to taste. Amazing place!

At only 9.5 euros it's not expensive for an experience that last approximately 90 minutes. Goes through the history of chocolate with an audio handset ending with a short demonstration. Staff all brilliant, helpful and polite

Already been to a chocolate history museum in France last yet but thought we’d give this one a try too. So glad we did as the individual hearing sets were well worth it so that we could hear the history in our language plus extra info should we want it. Extremely interesting and such a mouth watering tour we all needed hot chocolate then we had the hand made chocolate demonstration at the end and got to taste some of this naughty goodness.........please do visit it’s well worth it but not if you are on a diet:)

Very interesting interactive museum about chocolate. We learned a lot about the history of chocolate.

We really enjoyed our visit to this museum, we spent 2 hours here. The staff are friendly and it is a very informative museum with lots of interesting information. Also lots of little opportunities to taste chocolate as you walk around and a great demonstration at the end. Our two girls really enjoyed it and learnt a lot. Definitely visit if you are in the area!