Whistler's Chocolate Company & Cafe

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING!!! I was looking for a birthday present for my uncle's 50th birthday. Initially I struggled to think of where to go and what to get, and I didn't want to go back to Margaret River chocolate factory as I wasn't impressed with my visit over there (see my review for MR choc factory) but a google search away, and I found Whistler's! Their reviews are really good so off I went! As I entered, my first impression was...Oooo this is very nice! The decorations, the vibe and atmosphere were soooo much more beautiful than what I felt at MR choc factory. The staff were very friendly and helpful. There are so many chocolates to choose and souvenirs to look at. Then I saw them!!! THE TWO MASSIVE CHOCOLATE SCULPTURES and THE QUOKKA!!! Omg they're absolutely beautiful and impressive! 🥹 The attention to details that went into it are amazing. Anyway...I ended up buying a big bag full of chocolate goodies inside for my uncle and he absolutely loved it 💕 Then time for coffee! I went to their cafe which looks much better than the one at MR choc factory. Just like Whistler's chocolates, the ladies at the cafe were so warm, welcoming and friendly ❤️ They use their own *real chocolate* so it's absolutely ooh~la~la from the very first sip 🤎😋 And guess what??!?! They even gave me TWO MARSHMALLOWS FOR FREE for my mocha without me having to ask for it! Yess FOR FREE!!! I was so impressed and grateful and honestly felt like I had come to the right place! And Whistler's mocha was AMAZING!!! (unlike MR choc factory cafe that, not only charges exorbitant price for a freaking marshmallow, but also the staff being so judgy AND the coffee was terrible!). It's very hard to find a good mocha so when I find one, I always celebrate. Safe to say, I was very happy with my first experience at Whistler's. I know now where to get good chocolates and mocha. I'll l be back for sure! 😘

Visited the Whistler's Chocolate Company to get souvenirs for family and friends. There are a wide varieties of different type of chocolate products available. No one offered us any sampling of chocolate, but the counter staff is helpful when we asked questions. Can't really taste any alcohol in the Black Forest Truffle but the kid love the Salted Caramel Truffle recommended by the staff (which is the only truffle without alcohol). The two chocolate installations is also something that interest the kids, and even adults a lot. No chance to try out the cafe as we are too full. Bought over $100 of items so we get a free cooler bag, every additional $100 of items will have an additional bag.

Moist chocolate brownie, coffee was a little too bitter for my taste, fresh orange cake , friendly cafe barista.

- Plenty of free parking. - Apart from various chocolate products, it's packed with a lot of inedible souvenirs. There are 2 huge chocolate arts displayed on the right side. Friendly staff. You can ask the front desk staff for tasting (limited flavors) before you buy. Some shelves were empty and hadn't refilled for a while. A free bag if purchase >$100. Resonable prices of chocolate (cheaper than other chocolate company in the same region for same flavors). - Café is inside. Causal setting. Slightly packed indoors. Or outdoor dining, there is a large lawn with a sand pit and toys. Good place for family and large group gatherings. F&B: Simple Brekky and desserts menu. Chocolate fondue is available. Aceptable prices. - Breakfast Wrap,$16.95, served with tomato sauce - Filo Chicken & Mushroom,$16.95: served with Salad (Italian dressing): creamy filling. - Premium Hot Chocolate, $6/Regular: with 2 marshmallows. Very rich but very sweet. Sweeter than usual milk chocolate. - Iced Chocolate, $8.2: with 1 scoop of melting ice cream.

What a lovely surprise this place is. Have driven past it many times, but the signage looks a bit old and run down. Inside it’s a chocolate lovers heaven and so much more! Fantastic selection of beautiful local giftware and a lovely spacious cafe. Children’s playground outside (not that we needed it). I definitely rate it higher than the main competitor - which is much more well known, but I have always been a bit disappointed in. If we hadn’t have visited as part of our AmazingCo Mystery picnic, I would never have known and will definitely return

Their productsare very well decorated and at a reasonable price too. Perfect for gifts

Chocolate so good and pretty expensive however a couple of chocolates, ok, a bag, very tasty.

What a fun place to take family and friends. If you don’t love chocolate try their fudge it’s delicate, flavorful, delicious. There is so much to see here. Gift shop is beyond your expectations, including things such as tea, teddies, knits, house hold textiles and soooo sooo much more. The staff were second to none, and fabulous in all areas of the shop. A large area outside for picnics, coffee, chocolate treat. Be sure to walk next door to the great northern distillery - it too was divine!

What a wonderful setting to bring a young family. The kids have a huge space to play and explore and there's plenty of chairs and tables for parents to sit and chat the afternoon away. Such a shame that it ends there. After ordering an afternoon snack of sandwiches and fish and chips with coffee we were presented with tiny portions for the price charged, the coffee was Luke warm. We then decided to soldier on and try the tea and scones. Similar experience. Rubbery scones and cheap tea. I don't mind small portions but it has to be really good quality. This is simply a rip off. Shame because they have the bones of an amazing setting and location. It could have been exceptional. At least the show room full of chocolate is enjoyable to walk around. C- WONT BE BACK

It's a little dangerous to have Whistlers practically down the road from me. One weekend, I went there 3 times! Ample parking and plenty of space to manoeuvre inside the building. The array of sweets and treats on offer is every chocolate lovers dream. I'm a big fan of the dark chocolate buttons in an old school type milk bottle. Only $14.95 and you can recycle the bottle too. Why not turn it into a candle holder! Highly recommend dining in the cafe too!

Visited on a Tuesday afternoon and the place was tranquil. Had a cuppa Hot Chocolate (obviously!) at the cafe and it was great - right amounts of milk and cocoa, chocolatey yet not too sweet. Store was nicely lined with a decent variety of chocolates though limited samples available. Pricing moderate. Staff approachable. Parking easy.

These guys don't get much crowd as compared to MRCF on the other side of the valley but still do very similar products and we are glad we went to this place too. There's a wide variety of chocolate products available and very similar pricing to MRCF. Less crowd makes it a lot more fun to visit and parking was smooth. They have a nice cafe and food options are amazing too.

Having been many times before to the Margaret River Chocolate Factory, I decided to check this place out instead. And I'm happy I did because it was lovely. There's a wide variety of chocolate and lollies all reasonably priced. Plus it was a lot less busy than the MRCF. Will definitely visit again.

Have visited Whistlers on three separate occasions now. Once for morning tea with friends over from Melbourne, and other times with kids to taste and buy chocolate. The first time we visited there were no samples, so a little disappointing, however our most recent visit on Sunday, we got to try 4 varieties, of which we purchSed 2, along with the obligatory chocolate coated peanut brittle. Much better venue now than a year ago. Lovely staff too.

Surprise surprise!! - they don't serve fruit for kids . Oh - and you can't bring your own!! Heaven forbid you try and provide a healthy lifestyle for your kids...whistlers certainly won't!!

This place is amazing!!! So much Chocolate to buy & amazing Chocolate Sculptures on display, it was incredible! Coffee & food was fantastic also!

I will review the customer service and the chocolate selection: I love dark chocolate and was excited to see so many dark chocolate varieties. There was dark chocolate with chai spice, cardammon, ginger, hazelnut, burnt caramel, rocky road, orange, turkish delight, some kinda licorice and a whole lot of others I cannot remember. Each variety came singly in one box or bag. With so many choices, I wanted to try them all but was never offered samples.And I certainly could not justify spending 100 dollars on chocolate just to try it. Chocolate that I might not like. I asked if a sampler bag or box was available but was redirected to containers of mixed milk and dark chocolate bites or the tables with the usual dark chocolate varieties. The glass case near the register also had the usual varieties except for dark chocolate with ginger or hazelnut. I tried to explain to the attendant that I was looking for varieties I could not get at home. The attendant seemed annoyed and said "they're all dark chocolate." At that point I gave up because she either did not understand or could not understand that I wanted dark chocolate varieties not available where I live. A friend brought me to Whistlers because she thought it would be a nice treat for a tourist. I was disappointed because there was no way for me to try or buy all of the various dark chocolate combinations without spending a lot of money. In the end, my friend bought me some dark chocolate with chai spice, some with ginger (which I hated) and some with hazelnut. I had hoped to find new dark chocolate combos to take home for myself and as souvenirs but those expectations were quickly squashed by inflexible marketing.