We went as a family unit of 15. Huge amount of variety in their chocolate. Tasted all their chocolate, about 6 made their own which was fun to watch. Windows into the factory were worth looking through. Their coffee was very unpleasant, tasted burnt.

We walked in and were instructed to taste the free chocolate samples. There is a video room and window to view staff in factory kitchen. We purchased several flavors of milk and dark chocolate as gifts and four ourselves. The bars are sold individually and...More

We spent some time here as we went to the Pod Chocolate retail store about a 15 min drive away as we thought this would be a nicer place and have a cafe etc for lunch. There’s no food here for a start. So if...More

Now we understand how chocolate is made!! And then the tastes and types... very very well set-up!! I AM NOT PLASTIC to carry the chocolate 👍🏻 A well set-up educative

There is a factory "tour" which lasts about 4 minutes as the guide runs you quickly past the windows where you can see them making chocolate. There is an option to pay extra and get to take part in making some of the chocolate yourself,...More