As someone who doesn’t particularly like Hersey’s chocolate, or chocolate in general, I LOVED this chocolate!! It has a lovely texture and is not grossly sweet like other brands. You have to try it!

Cute lil street …very picturesque. It’s a narrow road with cars passing by so to take a good shot u need to wait and be careful …. Insta worthy 😍

Couple things I want to note for other people - 1. they do not accept American cash - every other place I have ever been in the Caribbean does, so that was a surprise. I was not able to buy anything because I don't carry my credit card off the cruise ship. 2. Toddlers are not allowed on the paid tour so I was not permitted to book in advance, but I was told there was a short walk through style tour we could do day of. When I got there in the morning, I was told those were all full for the entire day. For me, this was a waste of a walk. Hopefully it goes better for others.

Husband and I just walked thru- not on a tour. We purchased and sampled a few delicious chocolates. We decided not to do a tour- but the chocolates were worth the stop and few bucks we spent on them.

The women who worked there was rude and she rushed us out of the store. She kept asking us if we were going to buy something and telling us to hurry up. This place was overrated to say the least.

We stopped in as part of a tour on a cruise. We did not do the tour or the class; it was just a quick stop. I thought the chocolate was overpriced for what you got and the workers were not super friendly. We bough one small chocolate bar and two truffles and the bill was almost $15. I would have liked to do the tour, but there wasn't time. If you do not plan to take the tour or take a class, this is a skippable place unless you really love chocolate and don't mind paying a hefty price

We did the factory tour and came back a few days later to do the chocolate making class. The tour was brief but went over the chocolate making process and took us into the factory where you got to see the stages of chocolate making and taste the white, milk, and dark chocolate from the machines. You also got to taste the raw beans (not great). When we returned for our class, our guide remembered us from the previous day. We each got to make 1 candy bar, 1 dipped marshmallow, and then cold use the extra chocolate any way we wanted (make cups and/or just eat with a spoon as my teens preferred to do). They provided a few toppings for the chocolate bar like sprinkles, coconut, and and broken up oreos. The kids loved the experience and chocolate was good. They even wrapped up the creations in beautiful take home boxes. Recommend if visiting with any aged child or chocolate lover.

We went to Graycliff Chocolatiers as part of our tour of Nassau. We went in, had to put on hair nets, and were brought into their factory. We learned about the process of how the chocolate was made from bean to finished product. We also were able to try the dark and milk chocolate from their machines. I’m usually a milk chocolate girl but the dark chocolate was really good! At the end we were allowed 1 sample from the show case and were offered a 10% discount as part of the tour.

We stopped in and bought some chocolate. There wasn't a tour available though. It was an okay stop but not what I expected.

I only visited this shop for a minute or so, but I appreciated the free samples, which were delicious, especially the white chocolate.

The chocolate is very good and the people are really nice but the 112.00 for 2 to make chocolate is not worth the money. First it really hard to understand the guide and was very unorganized. Hardly explain what we need to do and our chocolate got cold before he got back to finish helping us. We sample we a plastic knife. I am not one to give a bad review. I believe that if I don't have anything good to say say nothing. But this had to be one of the worst things that I have done in years. I hoping that they read this post and do something.

It was amazing the chocolate was fantastic. And we learned a lot about how to pair it with different drinks and why they work so well together. Are guide was knowledgeable and very friendly.

Best chocolate in the world, I need more! Call me crazy but this is the best chocolate I have consumed. We did a walking food tour while in Nassau and discovered these beautiful jewels along with the amazing hotel. We will be back to have more

We stopped here as part of a tour, but didn’t actually get to do the tour of the chocolate factory. They do have some delicious/ different flavours but I found they were quite overpriced for what they were

Visited Graycliff Chocolatier while in Nassau on a cruise. Yes, I am a confirmed chocoholic, so am super picky about the taste and quality of chocolate. The shop is not huge, but they have a nice but limited assortment of items. They do give you a sample too. I brought home a dark chocolate bar, and was amazed at the complexity of the flavors. I also brought home some chocolate "sand-dollars" as gifts. The prices are kind of high here, but I guess you pay for the good quality. Interesting that when using a credit card they ask for an ID. Not sure what that is all about.