BRUSSELS
Brussels’ best, in one list.
The 8 most popular chocolate making workshops in Brussels right now. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Make Belgian chocolate in Brussels with bean-to-bar tastings, cacao pod mucilage, mendiants, truffles, and a take-home bar.
Most Popular“it was so much fun! the class was interactive and our amazing teacher was hilarious! we had the best time!”
Learn tempering, pralines, and mendiants in a 2.5-hour Brussels workshop. Make 30+ chocolates, taste them, take home a box.
“Fun, we all managed to make beautiful delicious chocolate”
A hands-on Belgian chocolate workshop in Brussels: taste cacao, temper on marble, craft truffles and mendiants, and pack it all to take home.
“We had an absolute amazing time. Great experience. Would 100% recommend. The chocolate was delicious 😋”
2.5-hour Belgian pralines workshop in Brussels: learn tempering, make 30+ chocolates, taste hot chocolate, take home a boxed haul.
“Great experience and fun event. The activity was full of laughter and learned something new. I wish they had beer with the activity”
Learn to make Belgian chocolate truffles in a hands-on Brussels workshop with hot chocolate, custom flavors, and take-home sweets in 90 minutes.
“Really fun activity. Lovely guide. Lovely group. Great that we could essentially get on with it with basic instructions. Music playing in the background was fun. The mixture made loads of trickles to take home. Thoroughly enjoyed and would recommend.”
Brussels chocolate workshop plus a guided walking tour with 10 tastings, a praline-making session, and stops at key sights.
“Our tour guide was in tune with the group. She was funny and smiley and could answer every question thrown her way. The chocolate tasting was delicious and informative and the route of the tour was perfect. All in all - a recommendable experience...”
Make Belgian chocolate truffles in Brussels in 1.5 hours, sip hot chocolate, and take home your batch with vegan and nut-free options.
“The venue is not disability friendly. No wheelchair access and very steep stairs. Knowledge was excellent and results as expected. Don't need the music.”
Make Belgian chocolate tablets, lollipops, and mendiants at Choco-Story Brussels, then enjoy a self-guided museum with audio and tastings.
“This was so nice and excellent experience for a family. The chocolatier is generous with the chocolate and we never felt rushed.”
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