We saw the sign for chocolate and had to check it out. So glad we did! First, we went into the cafe. I got the Cacao latte and my gf had the hot chocolate. Both were 🔥 . The treats were great too. And we absolutely love one of their employees. Brownie the dog was so friendly and attentive. She visited everyone and sat quietly for pets. We then made our way around back to the shop and factory. We were given a sample of their milk chocolate. Move over Belgium and Switzerland, Hazel Mountain is coming for you. Sooo good! We definitely recommend stopping in and trying it out. And if you see Brownie, give her all the pets and tell her we said hi.

Our guide had us stop here for some delicious chocolates. You can see the making of the chocolates. Samples are readily available too. There is a cafe which sells hot chocolate and tea. We wanted it to go but they don’t have that. This is the reason I didn’t give this place a 5 star. Otherwise the place was nice, small and easy to shop around for tea and chocolates.

This chocolate and the coffee is fantastic!! It’s pricey, but it’s well made with quality ingredients from a 300 year old farm!! Come here and buy a few treats to enjoy during your trip and grab an easy and delicious set of gifts for your friends back home!! This is a must-do as well Corcomroe Abbey right nearby.

This is a very popular stop off point for many coach tours in the Burren area. There are lots of people there and a real buzz around the place. The café lacks atmosphere and the prices are high, The cakes look good though! The eye-watering charges continue in the shop, €7.95 for a small, but unbelievably delicious, bar of milk or dark chocolate. A sharing bar, largish but thin, is about €25! Disappointing aspect of the visit is the lack of free samples. You are offered one tiny piece of milkl chocolate and one of dark. I have been to the Nestlé factory in Switzerland where you roll out the door after all the samples The chocolate ihere is out of this world but so too are the prices. Be prepared to dig deep in your pockets.

Was here a few times over past couple of years and it just gets more and more expensive. Chocolate bars have gone up by 1 euro in past year and are now just short of 8 quid !!! and the cakes and hot chocolates are ridiculously overpriced at over 5 euros and near 7 euros respectively for slice of chocolate cake, cheesecake or carrot cake . Yes the products are lovely , the location and views are very pretty also but come on , stop ripping tourists off and be careful as you might price yourself out. I live in Galway city, often go walking in this area and would come here regularly but just can't afford to with those prices.