Graycliff Chocolatier

Chocolatier factory was near to see. They have several items to choose from as soon as you walk in from Jams, Preserves, Jelly’s, Lotions, you name it, they had all flavors and seats to purchase. You can choose to get you a “Chocoltini” (non alcoholic version) but it looked amazing. Once you complete that or other items you may choose. You can speak with the cashier and have a tour of how the chocolate is made or you can pay $60 for a chocolate making class to which you will get to taste the chocolate and make your own chocolate bar to take home.

Took a tour here with the family.. the chocolate is great but they have Bahamas cigars! It's also it's next the liquor shop so you can get some crazy types of moon shine..

Yum, definitely delicious chocolates. Pricey but well worth it. On a cruise, out walking the city, so just purchased enough for all of us to sample. Too hot to purchase anymore as on a long walk.

Stopped through here as one of our RC cruise excursion stops. They gave our chocolate samples and we ended up purchasing a bag of butter pecan rum coffee. We've gone through the entire bag, so rich and delicious. Love the flavor of this coffee. Was hoping to get a slice of pizza but they didn't have much ready and available. Place was busy but nice to stop through. They have some gifts for purchase in the store as well

I believe this area is best visited in the evening. It features restaurants, wineries, and a fantastic Cigar store. The Gray Cliff Chocolatier, which offers some of the best chocolates around is the main attraction. Maria particularly enjoyed the variety of chocolates available there, as well as their exquisite craftsmanship. The flavors are unique—some are infused with rum, cherries, pineapples, and other ingredients that are not typically found in the U.S. If you are visiting during a busy time, be prepared to compete with other visitors. However, if you prefer a leisurely experience, we recommend waiting until the crowds disperse, as this location is not particularly large. It can accommodate around 20 to 25 people at a time inside the chocolaterie. In addition to chocolates, there are other amenities to enjoy, such as a pizzeria that sells a variety of sauces, including spicy options, and jewelry. You can also find local rum from a nearby distillery, making it a perfect stop for cruise passengers who only have time for one visit. If you are staying in the area, though, you’ll have more opportunities to explore at your own pace.

Part of tour from the cruise port. A nice little shop for people to taste and shop. Cigar and winery is right next or cross from it. Busy spot for tours.

I had a tour of this place and it cost $60.The tour was very short, but it included an interactive part, so we were able to make our own chocolate. The chocolates are very expensive and there are a lot of options. They are good gifts for family and they put ribbon on the cute boxes the chocolates come in. They also give small samples of chocolate chips. Outside of the shop, there is a bunch of seating and tables for people to sit at.

Visited Graycliff as part of a cruise excursion where it was described as a chocolate factory tour and experience. It was certainly an experience, but far from a chocolate factory tour. It sounded like a big tour, behind the scenes, with special access. It was anything but that. You get to learn some facts about chocolate making, sample chocolate from what is really just a glorified commercial kitchen, and then make a chocolate bar. Not worth the cost of the excursion. Go to Hershey’s Chocolate World and the Chocolatier instead.