Just what the title says, really yummy chocolate. Its probably a bit expensive for bolivia but worth it.

When I was first arrived in Sucre, I wasn't sure what to expect. I had already been traveling with several people over a few days--sort of 'roughing it'--and this was just a really nice decadent surprise. We were thrilled to find all these wonderful tasty chocolate choices and we visited here multiple times during our time in Sucre.

If you are used to Belgian Chocolates then the chocolate itself will be average. The hot chocolate however is to die for.

Well it's just not all that good. Their business is chocolate but they seem to miss the mark. Possibly just a difference in taste but their chocolate tastes overworked and missing many of the hallmark features of real chocolate. Sure if you are really after a chocolate fix by all means give it a go but maybe try a small... More

It's chocolate....what more can I say!! Very reasonable prices in comparison to getting a bog standard bar of chocolate from any of the stalls/shops in Bolivia. The chocolate orange bars come highly recommended!

We only do dark chocolate and they had some great dark chocolate! Theyeven have diet chocolate with less sugar if that floats your boat. We tried chocoalte from another place and it was not good. If you want to try Sucre chocolates, Para Ti is the best.

Their classic hot chocolate is just amazing!!!!!! and soo cheap! :D

good quality chocolate but pricey,with some of their items,it could be the same price as back home or more expensive.they have two stores around the main square,one of which serves hot chocolate of their product

You pay quite a hefty sum for some chocolates that do look good, but don't taste any better than supermarkt-grade chocolate. Being from Belgium, I might be a more critical of chocolate than average though. The interior of these places do look nice.