“ Loved the displays! Great combination of art and science-- the tree is just ridiculous. Who would know it was chocolate?!? Cozy vibe and a chill place to have a cup of tea or coffee. Gorgeous selection of truffles. Glad I stopped in while visiting from out of town! ”

“ Been going to all chocolate kitchen for years and it never disappoints. The ambiance is wonderful, such a cool place to visit. Whether you want coffee drinks, gelato, chocolates or house made desserts, you will not be disappointed. My favorite being the chocolate bread pudding! Will continue to go every time we eat in Geneva. ”

“ Lots of chocolate pastries, gelato, wine, coffee, crepes, paninis, and salad. There's not a ton of seating inside or outside, but they've got a small function room for private events. It's a cool spot to grab desserts & some eats while strolling around downtown Geneva. ”

“ Amazing coffee, excellent chocolate, and plenty of comfortable seating! A solid choice for anyone with a sweet tooth! The staff are friendly and provide prompt service. Everything we ordered was top notch! We enjoyed our visit and we are looking forward to returning soon! ”

“ We have been here several times, but usually purchase a few chocolates to go. This time we had the pleasure of eating in. First, the entire store is a walk through chocolate history and creations, with a Chocolate Tree in the center. The shop was featured on Food Network! We ordered a chocolate martini, brownie and iced pistachio latte. The chocolate martini was amazing. The martini was rich and creamy. We shared the brownie and it was so rich, we could not finish it. We ordered the iced pistachio latte as the refreshing conclusion to the chocolate feast. A delectable treat in Geneva. ”

“ 6/1/2024 update. ACK has been one of my favorite places to meet friends for chat & treats since I moved back from California in 2011 This time I tried Tea Time with my lovely best friend - we are High-Tea lovers, and I am a bit of a snob about it. It was a pleasurable experience, perfect on a rainy Saturday spring day. The service was fantastic!! Starting with reservations, which was a "comedy of errors" to the moment we left. Esther's friendliness and attention to our comfort and taste elevated our experience. We started with the light, flakier tasty warm classic scones. Then we moved to the delicious, satisfying, variety of finger sandwiches - the traditional cucumber was perfectly refreshing to clean the palate before the sweet phase of our meal. In the mix there was a spinach-cheese tart which it would have been tastier served warm. I selected a violet dark tea which was lighter than I expected, perhaps it would have been stronger if would have let if brew a little longer. The assortments of pastries/sweets were delectable and mouth-watering - macaron, sponge cake, coconut chocolate drizzled macaroons, custard, and a truffle. All inviting, succulent, and scrumptious. I will be back! ”

“ I have not tried much except the gelato which is a must every time I visit Geneva. The interior is a wonder of large chocolate sculptures. The store was very clean despite being busy. The call for me is always the Lavender gelato and was sad they did not have the rose as well this time. The combo of the lavender with lemon is perfect. ”

“ The interior is pretty fun here. They have gelato, brownies, pies, cookies, hot cocoa bombs, and of course chocolates. They also have a variety of coffee drinks. Service was friendly. We ordered a chocolate gelato, a banana cream pie, a pistachio latte, and a cappuccino. Pricing was on the higher end for the gelato (about $5 for a small scoop) and pie (almost $10). The gelato was pretty good, as was the cream pie. You could tell they used fresh ingredients, so it didn't feel overly processed like a grocery store cream pie. My wife didn't like the amaretto in the pistachio latte. The cappuccino was decent, but the milk foam wasn't as dense as I like it. 3.5 stars overall. ”