the dark chocolatier - noosa chocolate factory

you haven't had a fabulous hot chocolate until you've been here !! these guys sell hands down the best hot chocolates in brisbane ! the peanut crunch slabs are devine, so are the macadamia crunch slabs. all the milk chocolate and white chocolates are delicious ! there are so many different flavours - there one flavour for everyone to enjoy ! the hit sellers are the dark chocolate sea salt, any of the nutty milk chocolates, the strawberry white chocolate and the chocolate coatedcoffeebeans are sooo damn good !! a few of those and that'll be yourcoffeehit :d 

we highly recommend stopping in this place and grabbing a hot chocolate ! we will there was more stores situated on northside so we could visit more often !

who doesn't like chocolate? well not many especially moi!! this place rocks chocolate, seriously. tried the almond milk, rich & creamy very dense. then there's thecoffeeso it's literally my heaven. thecoffeeis made superbly or they remake it , only $3 even with the double shot. thecoffeeis so smooth & rich just like the chocolate

ncf literally puts a smile on my dial every time i visit. the people are the kindest and loveliest humans, thecoffeeis always made with love, and the chocolate is the best chocolate in the world. just have to say that your customer service, product and vibe is 5/5 :)

a great place for chocolate and coffee! it is wonderful to see a good range of dark chocolates with various fruits and nuts, especially such australian rarities like hazel nuts. the self-serve system is very convenient: mix and match wherever you fancy.

another good thing is that they are open late every day. even when the city is quiet and most shops are closed in the evening, you still can get a desert and a cup ofcoffeeor hot chocolate.

dark chocolate!. love their dark chocolate, especially 73% dark choc coated pistachios. dark choc coated honey combs, dark choc coated freeze dried strawberries are nice too. their brownies are too die for and chilli hot chocolate is divine. not a fan of theircoffeethough and wish they used bonsoy instead of vitasoy.

the dark chocolatier - brisbane cbd. there are two stores of this place on the same street; one of them has elements of a cafe. with this cafe, on top of selling all sorts of chocolate-covered items (from goji berries to honeycomb) they specialise in a proper hot chocolate made from actual melted chocolate; the variety - while still countable on two hands - is unlike what i am used to seeing around the place. as expected, they also do some fantastic coffee.

it was a sunday, and that means that a lot of businesses are closed. scouting for a place to grab a cup ofcoffeebefore heading off to collaborate on an assignment this place looked very promising. i was far from the only one who had a similar thought pattern; several folk were spill through the door - mostly to purchase the chocolate items.there is literally a wall to choose from here with many consistencies of chocolate - up to 73%. facing that wall is a bench if you so choose to eat there; they have a tasting plate option which is always good for the finicky.

often the trusty keepcup adds up to being an equivocal large, however this time around it was a bit bigger than the large (which the majority of the time is one in the same to a double-shot - my go-to order for testingcoffeeout). for no charge (a bonus: soy, decaf and extra shots do not add to the price) i was upped to a triple-shot. i was in for one hell of a good cappuccino and it delivered. these are some damned talented and friendly baristas.

on the counter, there were some brownies which looked good and i decided to get one. these were made with proper chocolate and given the same amount of care. it is difficult to describe just how good it was - there were the elements of sweet there along with the natural flavour of chocolate. however, unlike a lot of the specialised brownies that can be found in classy restaurants this one was not overtly rich.

also on the counter was a sample plate - sour cherry. before getting to my order (i was awaiting it), i tried a bit and it was all i needed to be optimistic for what was to come and to recommend the place to any chocolate fans that i know.

it is inevitable that i will come here eventually to try one of their hot chocolates. some of them sound too innovative for me to give a pass.

dark chocolate/milk chocolate covered honeycomb, goji berries, strawberries, almonds, slabs of dark chocolate hazelnut, rocky road, licorice bullets... the list goes on! it's so crazy that you can buy slabs in bulk or in loose packets or choose from what's there and pay by bucket!   what else to compliment chocolate than with coffee? this place serves fonzie abbott coffee, if you haven't triedcoffeefrom them already, they're pretty ace. other than having acecoffeebeans & chocolate, the hot chocolate from here is worth a mention and try if you haven't already. there is a variation in how you want your hot chocolate  - which i find pretty amazing, choose from milk or dark or even turkish delight (and other flavours which i can't remember!), as well as choosing the % of chocolate in there! the only place i've had the same/near encounter is in melbourne!  this isn't our first visit here - i've been here to get a few packaged

i thought the dark chocolatier is a nice little chocolate shop andcoffeestop. whilst a chocolate tasting platter might be overkill for one person, it's a good way to try what they have on offer.