Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont

This shop is a must stop to explore a small chocolate exposition. You can also enjoy a good hot chocolate drink, chocolate treats and other french imported products . Service is attentive. The cost is affordable but a bit on the pricey side $$$. It is definitely a place to discover.

Interesting learning about the history of chocolate and seeing the many sculptures carved out of chocolate. There is a variety of gourmet chocolates and other goodies to buy.

Great assortment of chocolates. Fine menu super staff. Highly recommend. Lots of imported candies that my daughter loves.

Super cool cafe to check out. The hot chocolate was incredibly good, and rich! Tastes like melted chocolate with milk 😋😋 The savory crepe with fruit was so delish. I would love to go back! The musee is small, quaint, yet gives a lot of information on the origin of chocolate, the history, and even countries who consume the most! The sculpture is something to see as well. Beautifully done. ❤️ They offer a service dedicated to chocolate treats, other goodies, and lovely gift ideas.

Had breakfast, nice terrasse. There's a variety of chocolate, cookies, ice cream and lot's more. Don't be shocked, meals come n a takeout box.

Fabulous breakfast --awesome fruit display on each plate. I enjoyed the egg bagel that came with tons and tons of fruit. Delicious -- not too pricey. Don't be fooled -- the museum is one thing -- the cafe and patio at the back is worth a visit!

Chocolate! What's not to love! Amazingly patient and friendly staff. The owner was fabulous to our bus group. He explained the history of chocolate, did a demo and offered samples. Merci beaucoup. Tres bien, magnifique!

Loved it simple different tasty hot chocolate is awesome and not too expensive either its a mini chocolate museum it was interesting and they have lots of home made things

They have the best Eggs Benedict that I have ever had. Comes with a beautiful assortment of fruit on the side. Super cute restaurant with lovely staff. Kids love the crepes. Grab some chocolate in the gift shop on the way out. PS- I saw a video this morning of Jimmy Fallon taking the band U2 in disguise down into the subway of NYC to play for tips. Since Covid, this little gem of a restaurant has simplified their service and serves their food in a recyclable carton instead of ceramic plates. Don't be fooled though, the food and charm is still U2 and Bono!!!

This is one of the better places to stop for hot chocolate in the area. They also serve food. The quality has dropped slightly over the years, especially the food quality. It's attracting a lot more people now so they don't need outstanding quality anymore. There is a chocolate museum in an attached room and a shop near the checkout area. The shop sells chocolate, specialty foods, and French chocolate related items. The shop itself is worth the stop. Bromont has a ski area and outlet stores, so this place is really busy in the winter and summer.

Calling it a 'museum' might be a bit optimistic, but don't let that scare you off. There are a few rooms of chocolate history to see here, and it held my kids' interest long enough. When we went, there were a few free samples out, so that helped. There's a small gift shop with some commercial chocolates and some house-made stuff, which is good to give as gifts. There was also a small restaurant part in the back, but we didn't try that. On-street parking was easy, but it might be tough during tourist season.

Its ok, decent breakfast for the price. Ok service. But no breakfast potatoes :( that sucks. And no choice for the egg cooking. Only scrambled or poached.

Over priced for the quality of crepe. Presentation was lacking. Food lacked personality. Cappuccino was watered down (do not take the bowl size). Soy latte was mediocre at best. Service was good. I would not recommend.