Coco Chocolatier

Why oh Why did you close??? Did you relocate somewhere?!?
One of my most favorite memories is sitting with my husband on a clear and starry night on your patio sharing the most amazing fondue platter…
Open again!

No Longer in Business! They’ve closed up shop.
We saw an ad in the Williamsburg map and decided to check them out and try their crepes. Was disappointed to find they had gone out of business. Their website is still active, but phone has been disconnected.

IT“S CLOSED!!!
My husband and I were excited to come here when we saw their ad in the williamsburg map. We went to their website before coming and they’re closed! Why would you keep the website up?!?

Really nice little chocolate shop… the Coco Chocolatier has a nice variety of chocolate candy from around the world, and some great-​tasting chocolate fondue.
My girl and I enjoy chocolate fondue with strawberries, bananas and pound cake.
The service was a bit slow — the one gentleman who seemed like a manager or owner was working hard to please everyone, but our server was a bit slow. Other than that, everything was great.
If you want fondue, the folks will bring over an order form to your table. Simply select the fondue, your choice of food for dipping, and how many portions you would like. Easy.
4 stars — great treats, fairly reasonable pricing, and some nice people. Just wish it had more tables… it can get busy! Enjoy!

My fiancée and I happened to be in the new town shopping center when we noticed a big sign, something to the effect of «Crepes served here» outside of a patio. Next to the patio was Coco Chocolatier, with another sign indicating they had free samples of gelatto. Sufficiently enticed, we went in and decided to try the banana and honey crêpe together. AMAZING! Sweet but light, the crêpe was all of the delight of dessert with none of the heaviness. The server was incredibly polite and nice, despite the brevity of our meal (we only sat down to share the crêpe). As we left I tried some samples of their gelatto. I had the stracciatella, a creamy vanilla gelatto with solidified dark chocolate drizzle on top. Even the small bit I had was decadent, smooth, and tasty. As we left the server reminded us that they are open until 11 on weekends with a full bar and live music outside. I will definitely be going back!

Even though Coco has been in New Town since the shopping plaza picked up speed a few years ago, I didn’t have an excuse to spend much time inside until I got the chance to spend a $ 25 gift card there with my girlfriend. Now, I’m disappointed that I didn’t make more trips here when I lived in Williamsburg!
Coco Chocolatier is a little shop located directly across from the New Town Cinemas. It has a moderate-​size chocolate counter in the front, featuring both domestic and imported truffles, and about five or six tables tucked away in the back for sit-​down service.
Coco’s menu features fondue, crepes, hot coffee drinks, and other desserts. I was pleasantly surprised by how affordable the restaurant was: $ 9 for Bailey’s Irish Cream fondue, which was a perfect treat for the two of us. The hot cider and a drink called «choccocino» were a perfect partners for the chocolatey treats.
We had some more money to spend after enjoying the fondue, so we gave the brownie a la mode a try: woah! The monstrosity was served in an enormous goblet and the two of us together barely managed to put the thing away. Really delicious.
Add to this picture friendly service and a suitably cozy and romantic atmosphere and you have a great location for a date, or maybe a bottle of wine and fondue among intimate friends. If you’ve been holding off on Coco until now, like I was, definitely take my advice and give the location a shot.