Loved this little shop. Great souvenirs for loved ones and friends if you're traveling. Amazing choclate. They even have a small museum you can tour.
Superb family run Chocolatier. Great little museum about the family and how chocolate is made. Wonderful little outdoor area with log fire for a hot chocolate on a rainy day!
the 40 minute tour was french and dutch mixed together, this made the experience very slow and at times really boring, especially the first 15 minutes about the business's history.
the tour made use of some really good lighting effects to show you what part of the scenery was relevant for the story.
the tour would have been at least 4(maybe 5) stars if it was in only one language, this would have made a big difference for the pace of the story.
the chocolate was good, but really expensive(as you would expect from a business like this.)
Entrance a bit expensive for what it offers. Not suited for young children
Not much more than a video and a bunch of photographs. Way overpriced. Chocolates are fantastic and I would have bought a lot, despite the high price, if I hadn't payed the admission fee for the worthless 20 minute 'tour'.
Historiquement intéressant, et.. le chocolat est délicieux
Chouette visite
Professionele rondleiding, tweetalig (nl-fa). Vriendelijke mensen! Na afloop een proeverij en natuurlijk de winkel
Fabrication artisanale de chocolat. La visite du musée et de l'atelier est intéressante, et les gourmandises mises en vente sont absolument délicieuses, mais pas bon marché. Radins et/ou ascètes s'abstenir
Museum is het geld niet waard.
Geen proeverij. Het enige wat je krijgt als je de entree betaald is een flinter chocolade en er wordt via een geluidsopname de familiegeschiedenis verteld en wat over cacaobonen. Verder wordt je alleen lekker gemaakt om veel te dure producten te kopen.