Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and nothing says “I love you” quite like a box of handcrafted chocolates. Whether you're shopping for a sweetheart, treating yourself or searching for a unique gift, Brooklyn is home to some of the finest chocolatiers.
From classic confections to innovative bean-to-bar creations, these seven spots offer the perfect blend of indulgence and artistry.
1. JoMart Chocolates
A Brooklyn classic since 1946, this family-owned chocolatier known for its handcrafted chocolates, JoMart remains a Brooklyn staple. Their signature marshmallow and nut clusters are a must-try! You can find them at 2917 Avenue R.
2. Li-Lac Chocolates
Founded in 1923, Li-Lac is New York's oldest chocolatier. They offer old-school chocolate craftsmanship with an extensive selection of handmade truffles, butter crunch and molded chocolates. Their Broooklyn store is located at 68 35th St. in Industry City.
3. Jacques Torres Chocolate
Celebrity chocolatier Jacques Torres, also known as “Mr. Chocolate,” crafts some of the finest chocolates in NYC. Don't leave without trying his famous chocolate chip cookies! The Broolyn store is located at 66 Water St.
4. The Chocolate Room
This cozy dessert café has been a paradise for chocolate lovers since 2005. Indulge in their rich chocolate cake, signature hot chocolate or handmade bonbons. You can find the store at 269 Court St.
5. Raaka Chocolate
Raaka’s bean-to-bar process focuses on unroasted cacao, creating unique, fruity flavors. Their factory, founded in 2010, offers tours and chocolate-making classes, a fun experience for any chocolate enthusiast. They are located at 58 Seabring St.
6. Fames Chocolates
Fames specializes in handcrafted, kosher-certified chocolates with luxurious flavors, perfect for gifts or personal indulgence. You can find them at 630 Flushing Ave.
7. Borough Chocolates
This boutique chocolatier is known for its visually stunning, hand-painted bonbons. Each piece is a work of art, almost too pretty to eat! They are located at 181A Norman Ave.
From time-honored traditions to modern innovations, Brooklyn’s chocolate scene has something for every sweet tooth. Which of these spots will you visit first?
