Xocolatl Chocolate

Authentic chocolate 💙 We tried the salted caramel slushy & a few chocolates - hazelnut & chili flavored ones are really good. Old fashion was good too

Therea was so kind! I wanted to try the Cacao Cold Brew and she explained how since it’s not coffee based it raises your endorphins without as much of a caffeine crash which sounded perfect! They were unfortunately out of it at the time and she gave us a few samples on the house as consolation. Everything looked and sounded so good and yummy I can’t wait to go back and try more things!! Such a sweet genuine experience:)

What can I say? Chocolate for brunch is a must! The owner and her team were fantastic. We loved getting to know more about Xocolatl Chocolate, and purchased the dark chocolate and white chocolate slushies. We also got to try the weekend special, chocolate toast with homemade raspberry jam and edible flowers. What a great start to our food adventure in Krog. It is a must to stop by and purchase some of the best chocolate items in Atlanta.

There’s no doubt that the best chocolate brings joy, brings love, heals heartache and brings people together. And when it comes to finding the perfect gift, chocolate is the answer, too. Xocolatl offers taste test for all of their premium dark chocolate. I found a few trinkets I wanted to bring home with me. I like the drink chocolate mug, vanilla cacao extract in bourbon and gourmet vanilla beans.

EVERYTHING HERE IS VEGAN!!! VEGANS REJOICE!! :-D They don’t advertise that everything is 100% vegan because it doesn’t matter— people who eat normal chocolate etc still find this place amazing regardless of it not having dairy. It’s THE BEST hot chocolate I’ve had outside of ceremonial cacao ceremonies. If you’re a chocolate snob— this is the place for you— they use the best of the best everything. Finally, I’d just like to add that I’m mainly only leaving this review because the customer service is good- it’s inspired me to not be a google lurker & *actually* leave a review. I was greeted by someone named River & he was SO delighted to inform me that everything is vegan here (he’s not vegan— just really happy to deliver pleasant news to us vegans who normally are excluded from hot chocolate offerings at most restaurants lol). So Thank You River for your patience & sweet energy & for being so happy for me! Lolol <3

I saw this small business on a banking commercial originally. Then I went to the Krog Street Marker and discovered their store! I purchased my first bar that day. I then ordered a new on online and I was concerned how they could ship chocolate in hot weather. It arrived in a sealed foil packet with a cooler gel inside. Very impressed with the quality of the chocolate and their attention to shipping in a timely and safe manner. I will order again!

The Love & Happiness dark chocolate with blood orange olive oil and raspberries is phenomenal and probably one of the best bites of chocolate ever. Rich intensity of the small batch chocolate is balanced perfectly by the bright, tart, fruity dried raspberry. I got these as heart shaped bites for Galentine’s Day but they are sold year round as bars as well. Xocolatl also features other small batch producers from around the world in their wonderful shelf inside Krog Street Market. Years ago they were the only known purveyor in Atlanta to carry my fav Vietnamese small batch chocolate, Marou. This visit they had Chai Masala bars by French Broad made with Spicewalla spices, and a lychee rose bar by Fossa. They also offer hot cocoa bombs too in original and Salted Caramel. Love the chocolate discoveries on every visit!

My heart's with dark chocolate, always! I usually get 70-78% because 80% is too chalky bitter. But this one is special! I love how simple the ingredients are and how the sea salt isn't too overpowering either! The vanilla flavoring is faint but well balanced. The packaging is sturdy and cute! I love the details on the back of the packaging: the bath number, the little history, and the staff notes! Its perfect for gifting as well!

Amazing booth at the market. I loved the oranges covered in chocolate. They were so pretty to look at and so good. Amazing prices and work. Nice chocolatier as well :) will be back

My daughter couldn't pass this chocolate without trying some.. and the young lady giving out the samples was super pleasant also. She didn't mind my daughter asking for more than 1 sample.. she finally decided to get the Georgia boy limited edition. She loved it... she said it was sooo good.. she had begged me to take her back for more..

I'm not a huge chocolate fan. I don't typically eat chocolate unless it's mixed with something, and I certainly never eat dark chocolate. Well that might change after indulging at Xocolati. Their chocolate was smooth and creamy. The crunch bar was a fav!

My partner stopped by after lunch at Krog to grab a cacao cold brew. When they were out of cold brew Therea offered us some free chocolates to make up for it. You could tell how much passion she had for her craft just from talking about the chocolate, and especially from eating it. Incredible friendly service! Highly recommend :)

The best local chocolate ever!! There are so many different types of chocolate bars, peppermint bark for the holidays, and drinking chocolate with whipped cream! The chocolate is locally produced in ATL and there are samples for the chocolate bars which helped me decide on which ones to buy! Such a delicious treat.

I left a bit of a rave for Xocolatl in my review of Krog Street Market but I had to come here to give them their flowers, too! My husband and I had dinner at the market and, afterwards, were in the mood for dessert. It was right before the holidays and during this time I try to have hot cocoa running through my veins so we stopped at Xocolatl for a cup of their drinking chocolate and OH MY GOD. It was vegan, prepared with coconut milk and a spiced vanilla sugar, I think? My husband was obsessed. I mean, OBSESSED. Our entire walk back to our AirbnB he was raving, "damn, this is maybe the best hot cocoa I've ever had. Oh my god it's so good, I can't believe it! etc etc etc." I'm not exaggerating, the full 10 minute walk back home be was freaking out. Now, don't get me wrong, I also really really loved it, but this guy? It was another level. We liked it so much that before our return home later that week we came back (literally on our way to the airport) to get a bag to go. When I came in the fella who had helped us the few days before remembered me and was so kind checking me out and giving me the scoop on their business and the products on their website. Which mean that when we ran out of that incredible cocoa at home? We ordered some online. Truly aces. Can't wait to visit them again next time we're in town!

I was walking by Xocolatl Small Batch Chocolate's stall at Kroger Street Market yesterday, and one of the employees at the counter caught my attention by telling me, "We have free samples!" Ok, lady, you now have my full attention! I got closer to the counter and asked the employee, "Ok, what do you have? My favorite is dark chocolate." Well, as luck would have it, Xocolatl actually has dark chocolate in most of its candy products! She asked if I wanted to try a sample of San Martin de Pangoa, Peru (I think), and of course I couldn't turn that offer down. She used a pair of tongs to pull a little chocolate square out of a big jar, and put the chocolate in my hand. As I slowly chewed it and swirled it around in my mouth, I first got a mild dark chocolate flavor, just a teeny tiny bit of sweetness. After getting past the slightly waxy texture, which made it seem like I had to chew for longer than expected, it was fine until I started tasting the bitter notes of cacao, which got even stronger as I kept chewing. No, this one was definitely not for me. I then was given a sample of Kissed Mermaids, which has coconut, cacao, vanilla and salt with coconut milk dark chocolate. I loved the slight crunchy textures in the chocolate, but this chocolate was still too bitter for me, and I didn't like the slightly waxy texture. I tried the peppermint bark currently on sale, but that tasted more like the dark chocolate than peppermint, and I prefer to have a strong peppermint flavor hit me in the mouth. I thanked the very positive and knowledgeable employee who provided great customer service. I told her that I would have to think about these chocolates before buying them, so I left without a purchase. I know hard core fans of dark chocolate and cacao will love Xocolatl.

I was in the middle for Mexican hot chocolate and Xocolatl came up. I took the kids with me and we were blown away by the quality of the chocolate. The hot chocolate was mind blowing and the chocolate was some of the best I've ever had. Go it's worth the trip!

Went here earlier today. The man working the counter was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about chocolate, so that certainly helped with the education process in terms of learning about all the options. It seems like Xocolatl's specialty is dark chocolate. There are some really unique flavors that represent standalone chocolate plus some that have other elements in them. I liked the Uganda, Peru, and Go Nuts bars, though all of them were awesome in their own way. It's great that you can try samples to see which ones you might enjoy. There are also various items on the shelves, like chocolate bars from other brands and cocoa powder, nibs, hazelnut spread, etc. They're somewhat expensive, but the ingredients are high quality without any annoying preservatives.

Geez, I HATE to give a chocolate maker a bad review, but here it is. Understand that I know a fair amount about chocolate. I've made many batches myself, and I have a palate that gets sought out for its opinion by other makers and connoisseurs. So, that's where I am coming from. I tried Xocolatl for the first time around two years ago. My impression was their chocolate was similar to many other early stage craft chocolate makers. That is, the texture tended toward the pasty and gummy, and the taste was a bit too acidic and tannic. Both of these are usually processing flaws in the chocolate makers processes (they can also be from poor bean quality in the way beans are processed at the plantation, but that's not the case here). I wasn't impressed. So, I find myself in Atlanta two years later, and I had to try them again. My hope was they would have learned and progressed in that two years and would have fixed these process flaws. No such luck. Same "beginner grade" craft chocolate, and it's just not good. Same pasty to gummy texture. Same unpleasant acidity. They have many inclusion bars (chocolate with things with different flavors/textures added). I am pretty adamant that the base chocolate meet a minimum bar before I am interested in inclusions made from the same base chocolate. So, that means I didn't try the inclusions on this second visit (I did on the first visit and wasn't impressed--when the underlying chocolate isn't up to snuff, then inclusions just party hide flaws). I hope they step up their game and improve their processes. Until then, I won't be returning. Sad.

Gosh I love this pricey and delicious chocolate place. The store offers small free samples. Though they may be small they are mighty. This chocolate is strong and awesome. The one thing I keep coming back for is the chocolate shake with coconut milk. It's creamy and flavorful and delicious. Not cheap but great quality.

We found this fun shop during our latest Krog Street Market crawl. There is a massive and epic variety of chocolate available here, and they were offering free samples. The staff working during our visit were super knowledgeable and also friendly. I ended up trying the drinking chocolate because it was within my budget at $3.50 even though paying that for 4 ounces seemed slightly unhinged. This chocolate was super rich! I couldn't have done more than four ounces, it was so rich. It was soooo good, though. The prices are a bit dear for product, but this isn't Snickers or Swiss Miss, either. If you are in the market for a wide selection of items for an after meal treat that is locally owned, this is your place.

Super friendly customer service and cute little shop. Samples were available and the owner (I believe) didn't mind giving some history and talking about her passion for the product. Chocolate was super good, too!

This place is located inside of Krog street market! It's hard to find parking here so it's best to bike or take an Uber. There is street parking if you're lucky to find one. I got the frozen chocolate which was really delicious! It was $6.00 and def worth it if you're into chocolate. Very rich in chocolate flavor as if you're biting into real cacao bar. With that, a slight bitter chocolate taste yet sweet. A very good balance actually! Because I don't like the real chocolate bitter taste that much so it was a bitterness that I could handle.

Sometimes you get what you pay for. In my case, I paid for an $11 candy bar. So was it amazing?? Well, my mom thought so! I paid Xocolatl Small Batch Chocolates because I needed a mother's day gift and was fresh out of ideas. Xocolatl (pronounced chock-oh-lah-tul) had plenty of ideas though, and so I bought one of their packages that included two chocolate bars (kissed mermaids dark chocolate), a bag of hot chocolate, a cup, a jar of honey, a cocoa tea, and a tea strainer, all for $46 My mom actually thought the two bars were too bitter, so I went back a couple days later and picked up two more milk chocolate bars, ranging in price from $7 to $11. She LOVED the replacement bars, and I inherited the dark chocolate. I thought the dark chocolate was of definite high quality, smooth and came complete with little chocolate crunchy chunks, that kept it sweet enough for me, though my mom was right...if you have a sweet tooth and aren't a dark chocolate fan, you probably wont like this. Customer service is excellent, helpful, and always great with suggestions, but like I said earlier, you get what you pay for, and these ain't your 3 for 1 Hershey bars Located in the Krog Street, there's no seating at the shop, but do you need seating for chocolate? If so, there's common areas to sit. Parking can be tight and hard to find...especially free parking. I typically park on the street a few streets over and walk my way down, or park near the highland bakery area and walk the few minutes along the beltline to get to Krog. If you want to pay for parking however, there's a couple of lots directly across the street for your convenience pleasure. I enjoyed Xocolatl, and while I wouldn't make this a regular occurance due to the price, I could see myself getting a gift for someone special, even if it's a small treat for myself. If youre in krog street market and have a chocolate itch, Give Xocolatl Small Batch Chocolates a chance to scratch it!

I saw a documentary featuring the Xocolatl owners, which made me look them up and order samples. So, this review is for that experience only. I've never been to the actual store. First, it's expensive at $9.50/bar, so either accept that or move on. I got the Kissed Mermaids, Go Nuts (favorite) and the Madagascar (which was shockingly fruity). What I like most about Xocolatl is their process--they work with cacao farmers around the world using methods that yield the highest quality craft, small batch chocolate. And they pay the farmers what it's worth! That's why we pay $9.50 for a bar of their chocolate. AND everything is made on-site. The bars are even hand-wrapped with beautiful foil and heavy paper. Xocolatl on a regular basis would be indulgent, but for the special occasion, definitely. And when next in ATL, I'd definitely stop in to try other things.

The Love & Happiness dark chocolate with blood orange olive oil and raspberries is phenomenal and probably one of the best bites of chocolate ever. Rich intensity of the small batch chocolate is balanced perfectly by the bright, tart, fruity dried raspberry. I got these as heart shaped bites for Galentine's Day but they are sold year round as bars as well. Xocolatl also features other small batch producers from around the world in their wonderful shelf inside Krog Street Market. Years ago they were the only known purveyor in Atlanta to carry my fav Vietnamese small batch chocolate, Marou. This visit they had Chai Masala bars by French Broad made with Spicewalla spices, and a lychee rose bar by Fossa. They also offer hot cocoa bombs too in original and Salted Caramel. Love the chocolate discoveries on every visit!

This is possibly the best Chocolate you can find in ATL. First off the location is everything, this store is located in Krog Street Market. The store is very well decorated with more than just chocolate available. When it comes to flavors you have several to pick from. We decided to try the Blood Orange & Raspberry, and it did not disappoint. It was one of the most flavorful chocolate bars I have had in a long time. I'm glad I found this GEM because this is my new go to when it comes to Chocolate. Not to mention all their chocolate is vegan!

I swung by this sweets stall in Krog Street to pick up a few chocolate bars as gifts, but my friend and I actually ended doing a sort of impromptu tasting after one of their affable employees sporting a septum ring asked if we wanted to try anything. They sure are generous with the samples! If I hadn't planned on making a purchase anyway, I definitely would've been after being showered with cocoa products. You got me, Xocolatl. We tried the following dark choices: Magnifimint (peppermint), Soul Rebel (coconut milk, jerk spices), Kissed Mermaids (coconut milk, sea salt, cacao nibs), Nicaragua (72% dark chocolate), and Americana (apple pie). The Wide Eyed (coffee & espresso) sounded right up my alley but I didn't get to eat that one. The Soul Rebel definitely got us talking, what a unique offering. Kissed Mermaids is one of Xocolatl's top sellers. The two of us also enjoyed a small cup of the cacao tea (not sure which one it was) and later regretted not buying the tea. If you like tea and chocolate, this elixir is perfect. I feel a return trip to Xocolatl to pick up cacao tea is in my future. The plain chocolate bars are $9 and the ones with mix-ins are $9.50. Okay, so a little expensive. But if you buy three, you can get a discount; I paid $27 for three Nicaraguas. The guy even wrapped a silver ribbon around the chocolates since I said they were a gift. My friend went home with a new pal, a bar of Kissed Mermaids. Xocolatl also offers tours of their microfactory. Visit their website for more info. Cool local business!

Not what I expected.. really! I thought this place was going to be one of those chocolate let downs.. but to my surprise it wasn't! All the chocolate is made 100% organic isn't that sweet?! Also all the chocolate has its unique flavor. The owner of this chocolate shop let my sister, Crystal H and I try a few of their chocolate flavors which were Madagascar and Soul Rebel. Madagascar - had a slight dark chocolate flavor but had a bit of vanilla flavor to it I should have gotten this one.. because it was the one I tried first.. I should have followed my instincts.. but noooo I wanted to be adventurous and try out Americana and I didn't even try it at the time.. ugh.. Soul Rebel - tasted good at first, then comes the spiciness to the chocolate bar; THAT! My dear Yelpers were the after taste of the spices (not my kind of chocolate.. I am not a fan of this spicy chocolate and my taste buds feel all funny-like.. hard to describe..) But it was a good thing I tried it! YOLO! lol In the end, I ended up buying the Americana which was infused with apple, vanilla & pie spices.. ok ok.. the only reason why I got this one was because the owner told me that it tasted like apple pie and chocolate infused together. Americana Apple, Vanilla & Pie Spices ($9.50) When I got home, I tried it and I'd give the chocolate 2/5 stars only because it tasted nothing like apple pie chocolate. I tasted bits of apple and spices but the chocolate itself wasn't what I was expecting it to be.. it was dark chocolate and I'm not of fan of dark chocolate. So maybe not for me and someone else who enjoy eating dark chocolate might have enjoyed it but not for me.. I do like how the chocolate has a cute cover and the chocolate bar itself has a cute design on it. Wish that the chocolate bars weren't priced so high, though.. they're pretty much like regular sized chocolate bar.. only difference was that they're homemade. I get my chocolate bars from Godiva and their bars are a lot bigger for the price ($10 ea). The customer service was ok. I don't want to go into detail on this (if you want to know, then you can message me but I don't feel like it's necessary to add it to my review.. only because I don't know.. that's how I felt about the whole service and I don't want to offend anybody). Overall, for my first visit, I would come back and try the other flavored chocolate or maybe I'll just get the regular (normal) flavored ones instead.

Amazing event learning about the process of chocolate hosted by @handpickedatl at @xocolatlchocolate at @krogstmarket Tried so many delicious flavors paired with some vino and learned about the process--see below! Roast Crack Winnow Grind Temper 72 hour grind process BY THE WAY Cocoa comes from so many places all over the world! Friendly and knowledgeable staff with delicious chocolate, spreads and drinking chocolate!

YUM! I only get to come to Krog every couple of weeks but when I do I almost always get a frozen hot chocolate from here! Get the coconut whipped cream, it will change your life.

Hmmm...soul rebel!! So spicy and so yummy. Super cute small batch chocolate! Fine, I actually hate chocolate BUT my husband is a chocolate critic and is so obsessed he's trying not to finish it because he doesn't want the taste to ever end! Maybe we'll travel back to Atlanta to stock up.

Go here. Buy chocolate. Thank me later. It is expensive. It is insanely high quality.

My favorite spot in the market! A friend had gifted us a bar of chocolate from here so we sought it out ourselves when in town. We technically arrived after the 9:00pm closing but he sold me my bars anyway. (thank You!). They make great gifts and even cover your vegan friends!

Look this is excellent chocolate and chocolate drinks. However, it is expensive and in my opinion is only appropriate for a special occasion or a special person who appreciates chocolate. The chocolate bars I ate were excellent.

Such a great way to enjoy chocolate. The staff was very knowledgeable about their process and ingredients. We bought a flavored chocolate bar with coconut milk, vanilla and nibs! Yum!

Is this Willy Wonka's chocolate factory in real life!? $9 for a bar of chocolate is pretty pricey for me. But! The flavor, the flavor! I did not come to Krog Street looking for Chocolate. But, chocolate found me. We, me and my sis, were here for a free beer and cookie pairing at HopCity. After, I was hungry so we explored Krog Street. Then a kind vendor asked if we wanted to sample some chocolate. Yes! Yes we will try your dark chocolate magic. They had several chocolates for us to sample. But, only 2 peaked my interest: Soul Rebel and Americana Americana - Dark coconut milk chocolate with spices. starts off like your basic chocolate, finishes like apple pie. Soul Rebel - Dark coconut milk chocolate with Jamaican jerk spices. Creamy dark chocolate with a sneaky, spicy, finish. Take small bites, that spice will jump up and bite back. Loved this one! Some cool things about xcolatl: - they offer free samples - it's dairy free - they offer tours and tastings I definitely want to do their tour and tasting, you also get wine :) If you love dark chocolate and unique flavors you'll love xocolatl.

Xocolatl is located in Krog Street Market. They are local chocolate shop and are great if you are looking for gifts. Each bar is $9 or you can get a Trio (any 3) for $25. It is on the pricier side, but totally worth it! The store clerk was very friendly and gave me samples to try. I ended up getting the Kissed Mermaids (one of their most popular bars), Madagascar 73%, and Oh Nuts! Bars.

It was a surprised running into this place, the girl was very nice, explain how chocolate was processed, where cacao tree grows, how they seeded the fruit, how long it takes to make chocolate. Let us tried many different type of chocolate and how they are suppose to taste like. Kids and I has learn something different today.

Xocolatl sells very good chocolate, but the quality doesnt justify the $9/bar price tag. They offer chocolate tastings, which are wonderful as you walk around Krog city market. They have a lot invested in marketing, chocolate spinning in the background, chocolatiers visible in back of the small store.. as an example. The show makes one expect something heavenly during the tasting. Instead, it put me into a chocolate purgatory, trying one or another looking for that one that I thought would awe me. After trying a few, i never reached the pearly gates chocolate nirvana that I was hoping for. It reminded a lot of a wine tasting at one of the Mondavi wineries. They are, however, well worth visiting. Xocolatl has scored some Good Food awards. Some love it. Some, like me, like it, but not enough to dish out $9/bar.

My best friend got a few for me when he was in Atlanta. Kissed Mermaids, Love and Happiness and Go Nuts! We both loved them all . This is the best quality chocolate I've ever had, and I am a big fan of dark chocolate! Also, they have such cute packaging. If you are in Atlanta, they are all worth a try! I need to stop by and get more the next time I'm in town.

The chocolate is amazing - very high quality and beautiful. My favorites are Go Nuts and Kissed Mermaids, but the simple plain dark chocolates you can get in various % cocoa and regions are so good too.

Bought some hot chocolate for a friend and he raves about it daily, this was two months ago! I will be back to get my own real soon. Does help that it's in Krog so I can also buy a pizza while there! It smells delicious here and they have the cutest mug collection, prices are fair for such luxuries.

The cashier was the friendliest person I've met all week, we got a small free sample and then got a 4oz cup of their hot chocolate. Very delicious, I'll be back for sure.

What?! 9$ for a chocolate bar?! Is it worth it? ... YES, it is! This 100% vegan chocolate bar is absolutely worth every penny of that 9$ price tag. Every time I feel my hand reaching for a cheap drugstore interpretation of chocolate I simply smack it down with my other hand... After doing that 8 times I stroll over to Krogg street giggling with the thought of the culinary delight I am soon going to be engaged in. Support local is easy when the product is this great!

We stopped by to try some chocolate at this cute store in the Krog Street Market. The bars are pricey at $9 each, but the quality is great. The bars are single origin, with fruity Madagascar beans and nutty/buttery Ecuadorean beans. The flavored bars are also delicious. Ms Beffrey liked the bar with coconut milk, chocolate nibs, and sea salt. The staff are very knowledgeable and will walk you through the process, as all their products are made in front of you -- beans are shipped to their store and transformed into chocolate bars in plain sight, for a true bean-to-bar process (as opposed to those crocks-of-crap Mast Brothers "artisan" chocolate bars). The frozen chocolate is delicious, especially with the coconut whipped cream. It does leave a little bit of a film/coating on the tongue that may be unpleasant for some folks. A small is more than enough for two people, and may best be shared by three, as it is quite rich.

Do you absolutely love chocolate? Are you the type of person who doesn't think twice about spending $50+ on a bottle of wine (not talking about in a restaurant here)? Xocolatl is probably for you! The quality of the chocolate really is superb. But I have to factor in value in the rating, and that's why this is a 3-star review. $9 for a bar of chocolate is just nuts. I'm pretty sure I've never paid more than $5 for a single bar of similar size, and while this chocolate is fantastic, it's not the best I've had. The gentleman working when I stopped by gave me a great explanation of their process, as well as several samples of their chocolate, and I like supporting local businesses, so I forked over the $9.50 for a single flavored chocolate bar. I tried 4 different chocolates, and they were all delicious. But I'd never spend $9 for a bar of chocolate again. Or $8. Or even $7 (but at $7 I could justify a 4-star rating). $6 for this quality is starting to get within reason, but I've had similar quality in the $4-5 range. Again, great chocolate. Love the process. But I think they're going to have to get their prices down to succeed long term.

Sampled some pieces of their chocolate, but I then ordered their thick chocolate-coconut-vanilla shake since it was so hot today. The flavor was SO RICH it left an aftertaste of dark chocolate powder, enough to make you thristy for water. Definitely a high quality drink you can take your time with and savor rather than something you slurp down quickly. The whipped cream was dairy free and not too heavy. It was bit pricey, but worth it for true chocolate lovers!

I bought a ticket for a tasting & tour of their microfactory in Krog Street Market, and I loved the experience! I highly recommend it. Sip red wine and learn about the chocolate making process from bean to bar. Then, discuss the different types of cacao/chocolate and flavor notes in each piece you taste. I think we got to try a piece of each of their bars that were available in the store. They make some of the best chocolate I've ever eaten. They are very knowledgeable about the chocolate making process and what makes a truly good bar - some small batch chocolates that I've tried from other places have had overpowering burnt/dirt flavors, but not these!

I don't normally like dark chocolate, but this stuff is AMAZING. They have samples you can try and the staff tells you all about how the ingredients are sourced and why something tastes the way it does. We bought a few bars and eat just one little piece and that one piece is so delicious and satisfying that you don't need any more than just a bite.

Best chocolate around. Period. Their flavors are delicious, inventive, and playful. Their staff is friendly and will walk you through how chocolate is made and why their bars are purer than other bars. After dinner my wife and i usually have desert. With these bars, we eat a little and are fully satisfied, so no need to gorge on ice cream or cookies. Highly recommend this place to anyone who cares about great craft products.

We were served by Dan. A very knowledgeable chocolatier and let us sample many of their bean to bar chocolates. 5 out of 5 stars for sure! Highly recommend trying the 72 percent Nicaragua chcoolate. Super deep and fun to taste.

We had a great time doing the wine and chocolate tasting/tour at Xocolatl. Not only was it incredibly interesting and informative, but it was also really fun and allowed ample opportunity to taste all of their delicious chocolates! We were so impressed by the level of dedication, talent, and creativity that goes into their chocolate making and would encourage everyone to buy their chocolates and sign up for a tour/tasting!

After receiving an email about an upcoming mezcal and chocolate tasting (IKR?!?!?!) at Xocolatl, hubby and I met another couple there, not sure what to expect. What a cool experience! Not only did owner Matt give us an incredible lesson on the intricacies of cacao farming and chocolate making - including a behind-the-scenes look at the Xocolatl "factory" which is located right in their stall - but we also tasted some amazing mezcal alongside chocolates specifically chosen to pair well with the different flavors of the liquor. It was all so yummy! Bonus: we got to pick out a free chocolate bar and take home our mezcal tasting gourds. A really fun way to spend time on a Saturday evening!

This place was awesome. The staff was super friendly and helpful, and guided us through some of samples to help us choose what we wanted to buy. And of course, the chocolate is amazing! Overall, great experience.

Just the nicest, knowledgeable chocolate makers on the face of the planet. If you really like to geek out on how chocolate is made, flavor profiles, and how to use different cocoa products, just talk to amazing staff. They even gave me a new cup of drinking chocolate when there was a misunderstanding about what I ordered. They're just a great small business that you want to support and see thrive!

Being prior fans of Xocolatl, my girlfriend and I went to the microfactory tour and tasting for a Valentine's date and as always, they did not disappoint! The tour was super informative, including details about the business itself and the bean-to-bar chocolate making process. And the chocolate...*insert drool emoji*...just go try it for yourself! With such superior quality chocolate, every bar has its own unique nuances and flavor profiles, and there's something for everyone. The staff is highly knowledgable about their process and chocolate, and overall, they are a friendly, down-to-earth, caring group of individuals. Yes, the chocolate is more expensive than the average bar, but it's worth it for all the passion, love, and effort that goes into it! Also, it's no average chocolate bar!

I absolutely love this place. The chocolate is so unique, and you can actually taste the flavor of the beans. Mermaid Kisses is my favorite and makes a great treat that's not too sweet. The people here are so friendly and welcoming, and it's fun to see where they make the chocolate behind the counter.