Cocoa Vienna

Really friendly staff and was a lot of fun to watch them make the various confections. Prices seemed reasonable for handmade.

My new favorite place! I’ve had to opportunity to visit this store on many occasions, with the first time being in September. My office has used them several times over the past few months and I have used them for personal projects. I’ve also sent people to them and they’ve loved everything they have purchased from the shop. If you are looking for good quality chocolate and GREAT customer service, be sure to stop by!

I didn’t like the chocolates. I only like dark chocolate, but the ones in this boutique are too sweet. They put so much sugar in them that it doesn’t even seem you are eating dark chocolate. That’s too bad! Also, the chocolate in itself, the texture/​consistency when in your mouth was not that great.
Plus, they should pave their parking lot. As it stands right now, it is all covered with construction stones, and it is uneven. It is even a pain to walk on it.

We are experienced septuagenarian chocophiles… and hard to please. Cocoa Vienna’s offerings are as good as you will find in this area. Better than anything you will buy in a box. Chocolate is rich, buttery. Flavors are well-​attended and have staying power. A little goes a long way. We were pleased.

Came to pick up chocolates for my brother’s bday. Just walking into the shop is an experience, aahhh, the heavenly smell of chocolates! They have a good mix of both truffles, barks, etc.
We picked up a super cute birthday chocolate card with 9 samples included (for $ 21). Chocolates are not cheap, but a small fix goes a long way, and you’ll get an excellent hit here!

What a find! My son loves chocolate and here is a cute chocolate shop. He was in a bad mood, and I made him come here with me, and he saw that they made hot chocolate. Despite it being a very warm day in April (unusual this season), he still got the hot dark chocolate and a smile finally came across his face. Admittedly the chocolate was not that hot, but maybe because it was such a warm day, they chose not to make it too hot. There were many things he wanted to try, and being peanut allergic, he still had options. A woman came in and bought sugar fee dark chocolate almond bark that looked really good. She said she can’t keep it in her house because even if she buys it for herself, everyone else keeps eating it. We would definitely come here again for a treat.

We had a chance to visit a small Chocolate shop on Church Street, off Maple. This shop was AH-​mazing! The owner was so nice and talked about his history with shops he had owned in Arlington and DC. There are so many varieties from truffles, to sports shaped chocolates. There is a person up front who is dipping while people are shopping. FUN…
We had a behind the scenes tour of their back party room that is available for rental. It reminded me of a Speakeasy room with leather chairs and cool lamps. The shop also offers chocolate dipping events and you can bring your own libations.

I received a small box of these chocolates as a Christmas gift from an employee of mine. While I cannot comment as to the service in the store because it was a gift, I just had to leave a review because the chocolates were phenomenal! I received a small, beautifully packaged box of chocolates that were decorated and made a perfect display for a small gift! I tried the brandy and champagne chocolates and they were so delicious! Melt right in your mouth! I would highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a decadent and gorgeous small gift to give someone especially around the holidays!

This store has amazing customer service and really goes above and beyond. My grandmother is 93 and lives in Vienna and had requested a box of chocolates. I spent time trying to find a place nearby who could deliver asap and found Cocoa Vienna. I called and they helped me put together a box of chocolates that would be perfect for her and then they graciously agreed to deliver the box to the upstairs of her back deck so that she would not have to walk downstairs to get the order. They called me when they were on their way so that I could let my grandmother know that they were there and then when they suspected they had the wrong house, they called to verify the address. This store really went above and beyond and my grandmother couldn’t be happier with her order (it was the highlight of her week). I would gladly recommend this store to anyone! Thank you again Cocoa Vienna!

First off: some reviewers need to chill.
Anyway: The chocolates are roughly $ 1 each, and I enjoy little more than buying 3 or 4 candies and sitting on the lovely porch out front to eat them, watching the minor bustle of Church Street among flower bushes.
I get so excited about all the options every time I enter. Anyone can arrange a customized dessert selection — so everyone leaves happy, whether they’re into chocolate-​covered ginger, almond bark, chocolate cherries or creamsicle truffles.
My most recent haul included the Jamaican rum (absurd, drool city, but not too boozy); milk-​chocolate marzipan (not as almondy as I would’ve liked); dark chocolate smoked sea salt caramel (jfc, too good. I had a great conversation about smoked vs regular sea salt with the friendly owner who helped me. I ate half of the little thing and saved the rest for later); and dark chocolate orange peel (perfect balance of chocolate and sweet, tangy citrus).
The limited seating is adorable and cozy; clearly they do their best. Great place for buying a gift or for treating yourself!

I used to like this place but it’s really expensive and truly subpar. Artisanal confections in mosaic is so much better. I got a few truffles that included the key lime and the chocolate covered toffee. Both were horrible, the toffee tasted like sugar water wrapped in chocolate worse than Hershey’s and the key lime truffle filling was overly sweet and tasted like extract coated Betty Crocker frosting mixed with lard. It was almost chewy rather than buttery. The toffee was also stale. Take the trip to Tyson’s for Godiva or go to mosaic.

Apparently they are too busy filling previous orders to wait on walk in customers. I was the only customer in the shop and 3 employees kept working on packing up orders. One looked at me several times when not watching the olympics on the big screen tv. I was never approached to be waited on until i was fed up an walked out. Maybe you have to call ahead or order on line. Maybe they don’t need the local Vienna customers to stay in business.

Amazing chocolates. This is just the kind of wonderful specialized store Vienna needs. The store is wonderful — just perfect, bright, inviting, fun, great selection. So easy to order for small and large gatherings. The $ 1 treat is so much fun and a great way to try new items. You have to try them.

What’s not to love? They took an iconic building on Church St. that was in disrepair, brought it back to life and filled it with fabulous chocolate. Everything about Cocoa Vienna is perfect – the beautifully re-​done building, the swoon-​worthy chocolates and the super-​friendly owners. My husband had them make custom chocolates for a business campaign and as expected, they were a big hit. Over the summer, I took to bringing my boys in for the daily $ 1 treat. I became hooked on a specific chocolate bar at Whole Foods that sold out all the time. I walked into Cocoa Vienna last week, described it and was told to come back in 20 minutes. When I returned, there were three bars of chocolate, made just for me. (For the record, it’s dark chocolate with sea salt and almonds – Best. Chocolate. Ever.). I’m so excited to have this gem in Vienna, it’s exactly what our town needs.

Excellent choices of freshly made chocolates. They also do custom work for special occasions. The red velvet and the peanut butter cups are fantastic. During summer weather the chocolate covered frozen bananas are a nice treat.