Leonidas Chocolate Shop

Dublin, Irland

4.2

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+353 1 679 5915
Webseite:
www.leonidas.com
Adresse:
Royal Hibernian Way, Dublin, Irland, Dublin 2
South Inner City
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80 mDawson (2017)
120 mDawson Street, Nassau Street
150 mDublin Terminus
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Heute 09:30 – 17:30
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Ortszeit (Dublin) 07:41 Freitag, 4. Juli 2025

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Montag 09:30 – 17:30
Dienstag 09:30 – 17:30
Mittwoch 09:30 – 17:30
Donnerstag 09:30 – 19:30
Freitag 09:30 – 17:30
Samstag 09:30 – 17:30
Sonntag –

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Rating des Ortes: 4
Westchester / LAX, Los Angeles, CA
What can be said about Belgian chocolates except eat me! The chocolate is unbelievably delicious and the price is extremely reasonable. I expected to pay double for this chocolate. Stop in for just two or three pieces.
They also sell sugar-​free chocolate for diabetics, And it taste pretty good
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Difficult to find, as the Royal Hibernian way doesn’t really advertise it’s presence on Dawson St., opp the Molesworth st junction, but the chocolates here are a delight compared to another local brand that has coffee shops as well.
I was surprised to find almost 60 different varieties of chocolate so it should be no problem satisfying your taste buds, now if only they had a coffee stand as well
Rating des Ortes: 3
Dun Laoghaire, Republic of Ireland
These shops are hard to pass buy without buying one or two treats and I can spend quite some time making sure that I make the right choice.
It must be like a child back in the olden days going into a sweet shop with 2 pennies to spend and of course you take a long time to make sure you make the right choice with your money… only nowadays it is more like € 2.
Rating des Ortes: 5
West Chester, PA
I remember very clearly having a relationship-​defining argument over the proper way to pronounce «Leonidas»… the only outcome being a deep love of these hand-​dipped chocolates (ok, and knowing I’m right in pronouncing it «Lee-​Oh-​Nigh-​Dass», as opposed to his insistence on «Leony-​Dass» …whatever). The chain seems to have shrunk in the last four or five years, and spotting the open window on the Royal Hibernian Way was a delightful surprise. At last, those little almond-​topped nougat squares draped in rich white chocolate can be mine.
The hours are a bit funny though and it’s not the cheery, luxe experience that competitor Butler’s has going; but sometimes there’s nothing sweeter than Leonidas… and being right.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I love Leonidas Chocolate, i had them when i was in Brussels last year and the quality and taste is just as good in their Irish stores. so many types of yummy melty chocolate, why is it so bad for you?
my one annoyance about this place though is its name, how the hell do you pronounce it? everyone seems to have a different way of saying it that they believe is the correct way! its so bad that i just cannot discuss these delicious drops of heaven because im never sure if im saying the name right and i dont want to look like a big eejit when i say «lee oh knee das» ! somebody help me!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Fulda, Germany
I’m not quite sure what chocolate has to do with the Spartan King Leonidas apart from the fact that both are yummy (I’m thinking about Gerard Butler in the movie 300 here). Anyways, Leonidas do gorgeous Belgian chocolates and you can as many of them as you want… or just one if you have a bit of self-​control. And they are not too expensive either. If you can limit yourself to one or two, you’ll pay less than 2 Euro usually, that’s less than a bar of less yummy chocolate from a supermarket! You can also pick and chose which ones go into the box if you want to get a little treat for a friend and last but not least: the staff are really nice as well. Head here for a treat that’ll leave you smiling.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
As we all know, chocolate can have plenty of positive health effects. Most of them have to do with mood. Chocolate makes people happy. So why stay away from something that makes you happy? That would just be silly.
But, at the same time a healthy dose of chocolate brightens your day, too much of the guilty pleasure has, for me at least, pretty negative effects on my pants. They tend to get tighter around the waist. And how the hell am I supposed to stay away when Leonidas keep shoving the most delicious chocolate in my face every time I take the «wrong» turn on Grafton Street? So tasty, so creamy, so soft.
Fuck it! I need my happy-​pills. I can always buy new pants. I still love you Leonidas. Always have and always will!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Sydney, Australia
Ummm yeah, thanks guys, for making this sound so good… I went there today to see if you were lying or not… and you weren’t. Gorgeous chocolates! And the staff are very friendly too!
Go there!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I am a fan of any chocolate. It doesn’t matter where it comes from, Switzerland, Venezuela, Belgium anywhere, but I have to admit that Leonidas Chocolates are right up there with the best of them!
They have a great texture and creaminess and melt in the mouth factor. They also have a lovely wide selection of flavours and fillings that are just made to perfection. I also think that they do the best white chocolate around.
Not too sure if they beat Butlers, maybe if they had a café too they would be top!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Yum. I’m a fan of Leonidas chocolates. Hate to seem unpatriotic in these trying times but I’d have to rate them higher than any Irish brand I know as an affordable, luxury gift chocolate.
I’ve been big on their white chocolate ever since I was little — what sophisticated tastes I had! Our primary-​school teachers were often treated to a Leonidas box as a gift at the end of term and we’d be treated to a choccie or two in the process. The presentation is classy and like Kate, I enjoy picking and mixing as they make the box up. The prices are reasonable too.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Mmmm… chocolate!
Leonidas is truly chocolate at its best. They’re the Belgian kind, aka THE BEST KIND, and their focus is on fresh ingredients. They do lots of pralines, my favourite, and I can never choose which ones I want. Sometimes I go and get 2 or 3 of my own choice, just as a little treat. It usually comes to around € 1.50.
I also love the way you can make up your own box of whatever you like, buy a standard, pre-​made box, all milk/​white/​dark or a combination of all, one or both of that kind.
De-​lish.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
The well known Belgian chocolatier (which was founded by a Greek guy in America, according to Wikipedia) has it’s Dublin shop in the mall just down from Hoggis Figges on Dawson Street. There’s a great variety of sweets, especially pralines. The milk chocolate’s not as sweet as Butler’s and it’s quite a bit cheaper too. Yum.