Really interesting and interactive - Very interesting museum, everything is well explained with audio guide, we learn the history of chocolate from the Maya to the present day.

Chocolate lovers must ! - This was so much fun ! We had a brief demonstration then left to design our own chocolate using white milk and dark chocolate, plenty to go around and could keep going until it ran out ! Can’t say I didn’t like my fingers a few times ! Got an apron and everything we made to take home so worth every penny

Fun experience making chocolate and exploring museum. - We were the only two people in the chocolate workshop. Mario was an amazing host, explained everything and made it making chocolate so easy!

Fantastic morning at Choco-story Brussels! - My friend and I bought our tickets online the day before. This was great as it meant that we didn’t have to queue upon arrival. We were booked in for the chocolate workshop at 10:30am, Mario was brilliant. The session is great for all ages and it’s a nice souvenir to take home with you! There’s the added bonus that the chocolate tastes delicious! The museum was fantastic! Really informative and interactive. I loved the self guided tour aspect where you scanned each number to find out more about the display in that particular area. There was also the opportunity to try different Belgian chocolate, as well as watch a live chocolate praline demonstration. I’d highly recommend paying Choco-Story Brussels a visit when you’re in the city!

Don’t miss this! - This workshop was amazing!! My daughter had a great time making chocolate and meeting new people. We took home a ton of chocolate! She’s literally in chocolate heaven! 10/10

An afternoon well spent! - In the workshop, the staff were super enthusiastic and helpful. We got to make as much as we liked. The museum tour and demonstration after workshop was really informative and entertaining. We will definitely visit again.

Delicious with lots of history - I enjoyed the chocolate workshop as the instructor was kind and guided us through what we needed to do. Got to make 4 chocolate bars and then some more chocolate creations on a sheet! Got a good amount of time to do it too The museum part was interesting too and learnt lots about the history of chocolate.

Has fun learning about and making chocolate - We enjoyed this museum. It was interesting to see the history of cacao and chocolate. They focus on the Belgian chocolate process which is good to learn. We liked the hands on activities and games - good to keep the kids interested. There were a few opportunities to sample chocolate and a demo to watch. The demo chef was funny and kept the crowd engaged. We did the chocolate making class and really enjoyed it. Our chef Aude was super helpful and friendly - she explained how to make the chocolates and gave good advice on how to achieve our design. The class is 1 hr long and after her explanation we were able to make lots of chocolates and choose our own toppings. It was nice to see others designs and how creative they are. You do get to take the chocolates you make home with you. So keep transporting them in mind.

Fun, interesting and hands in work - First of all, always pre-book the tickets because the lines there are quite long if you don't book it. Also I highly recommend to go to the workshop because we got to make lots of different styled chocolate using the pre-made chocolate. The museum is very fun for kids and nice touch for adults.

The chocolate making was... - The chocolate making was enjoyable, would’ve been better if there were games to play with prizes to be won and better music. The museum aspect was very boring and chaotic. I would recommend just doing the chocolate making class, I wouldn’t go back as my overall experience was below average.