Neuhaus

Great place to pick up gifts for family and friends back home. If you don’t want to buy an entire box for 1 person due to limited luggage space, you can always pick a few single pieces into a small bag. They did offer samples, but you had to ask.

My daughter recently came back from Belgium were she went to Neuhaus And bought some dark chocolate covered orange peel for me.
Although i did not actually go to the store, I did eat the chocolate and it was totally delicious.
The orange peel was soft and perfect as it should be and the dark chocolate was amazingly good.

Love this place so much we came back two days in a row! Their chocolate is absolutely amazing.

This is a chocolate dream or nightmare depending on your body fat. The prices are a bit high but the chocolate is oh oh so good.

This places chocolates just look amazing. They might be one of the best I’ve seen in Brussels. Amazing.

The absolute best chocolate I’ve ever had… I probably Tried chocolate from every little shop in Brussels and while it was all tasty this one was by far the best!!! It’s a little on the pricy side but definitely worth every penny. Not only was the chocolate amazing but the service was awesome too. You must stop here. I know it’s more of a chain chocolate shop but you can’t deny its deliciousness. Wish they had places like this in the states.

I’m fat.
I tear up really good Belgian chocolate whenever I have a chance. F that nestle shit.
This city seems to be made of chocolate (you can smell chocolate outside) and this shop is representative of that concept.
I think I bought like 6 pounds worth of white truffles and dark chocolate.
I’m fat.

First time here! I’m so glad I found this store in the few hours we had in Brussels. Saw this advertised at the duty free shops at the airport in Brussels & couldn’t wait to get my hands on one of them. This is the first chocolate company founded in Belgium in 1850. It remains to be the most favorite of the locals and internationals. I had the opportunity to try the pralines, darks & the marzipan & ended up spending € 160 euros of chocolates to take back to the US. That’s one year’s worth of chocolates for me. And who knows I might be back here sooner than I expect!
Btw, it’s a bit cheaper buying this from the actual stores than at the airport. Plus more selections that you won’t find at the duty free shops.
They have both alcohol free & wine infused chocolates. Unfortunately there’s no such thing as «free samples» but I asked the clerk a few questions and gave me two free samples of the praline & marzipan. Of course, this was after he saw my cart with several items in it after spending 45 minutes browsing at every product they had in the store. But caution coz once you try something you really like, you’ll be so eager to pull out your credit card that you’ll forget you’re paying in euros. Lol! But it’s worth it! Hey you’re in Belgium, home of the finest chocolates in the world! How often do you get to come here?
The store has an attractive display of their chocolates and it’s presented like jewelry! The other stores do it the same way and it’s hard to choose. If you come across this place, my advice is to try a few items from each shop. At the end of your adventure, you’ll be satisfied with the experience.
Belgium is known for their chocolates and beer!

Great chocolates! Though quite expensive!
6.40 Euro for 100g of chocolate… which gets you about 7 – 8 pieces
Converting to American: $ 8.32 for .22lbs, or $ 37.82 per pound! Yikes!
But hey… I’m on vacation/​holiday! :)

Tout d’abord, il faut savoir qu’en Belgique, les chocolatiers les plus connus sont (d’après moi): Corné Port-​Royal, Neuhaus, Godiva et Wittamer.
Leonidas offre également de superbes pralines pour nettement moins cher mais celles-​ci sont généralement plus simples et les fameux «manons glacés» né font pas parti de leur assortiment.
Pour en revenir à Neuhaus, c’est personnellement mon chocolatier préféré. Leurs «manons», leurs «tentations» ou encore leurs nouveaux macarons sont délicieux ! Seul bémol: le prix, comptez 1,8 € par manon (les autres pralines sont payées au poids)… La gourmandise a un prix.

Just delightful!
This place had, by far, the best chocolate (out of 6 different stops) I could find in Brussels/​Belgium! My favorite is the «les irresistables», these oblong pyramid shaped chocolates with handmade nougatine inside, even though they’re like $ 2.50 each! Different flavors are offered for the mousse/​ganache that’s inside the nougatine, like hazelnut, chocolate, or raspberry.
Caprice is my ultimate favorite; it has Madagascar vanilla cream, and the outside of the candy is dark chocolate. Fun fact: it was created for the World Exhibition in Brussels in 1958.
I found that the BRU airport had Neuhaus boxes for 30% less than in the actual shops. Unexpected!

Neuhaus chocolate is actually really great, even though it will cost you an arm and a leg.

Always a favorite (although I’ll blush and admit I found one I liked even better near by, but it is Belgium after all)!
Seriously delicious, well made chocolate, I loved the hot chocolate here and couldn’t believe picking out a box of about 20 truffles is only $ 15 Euros here — SOOOOOOOO much cheaper than getting it in NYC! Also bought a box of chocolate squares of different origins — 40 pieces for only 13 Euros! I’m in heaven… Couldn’t wait to dig into the box and I’m ½ way through the box only 2 days back from Brussels! (okay, so this might not be so good for diets)
Great location too, right inside the square with the Christmas light shows — a magically chocolaty shopping experience!

If you appreciate chocolate like a wine enthusiast appreciates wine, then you can’t go wrong here.

Beer and chocolate was our theme when I visited Belgium with a buddy of mine. The chocolate here is really good and not badly priced. Nice selection of chocolate items plus some other items like ice cream in case, heaven forbid, you got sick of chocolate.

Toller Laden allein schon optisch ein Genuss, aber erst die Pralinen LECKER!!!
War an Ostern da und trotz Feiertag geöffnet toller Service sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend Preise sind hoch, aber das Geschmackserlebnis ist einmalig und jeden Euro wert!

du chocolat sous toutes ses formes, pour tous les goûts, pour petits et grands, bref que du bonheur.

amazing chocolate and is cheap !

Ohne Worte! Pralinen, Schokoladen, Präsente, heiße Schokolade So viel Auswahl an leckeren Sachen. Aber leider, wie meistens bei Pralinen, sehr teuer.

Aside from Manneken Pis, Belgium is famous for chocolate and beer. Neuhaus Chocolatier is one of the more famous chocolate shops in Belgium. They have a huge selection of chocolates. Reasonably priced and the quality is superb. If you’re a chocaholic, and resisting temptation is not your forte… stay away from Neuhaus.

Les meilleurs pralines du monde. Et le prix le plus bas est offert à l’aéroport :)

Wer in Brüssel weilt… muss hier vorbei gehen und sich der Schokolade und den Trüffeln hingeben!!!
Der Himmel auf Erden!!!
Leider für meine Geldbörse die Hölle…
Toller Laden, freundlicher Service, gehobene Preise. Und schön verpackt!
Aber einmal im Leben darf man hier zuschlagen. Freu!

Super Schoko und Pralienen, mir lauft das Wasser im Mund zusammen !

Encore un des grands chocolatier

Jean Neuhaus and his wife invented the praline back in 1857 (?) and the company has been getting it right ever since!
These are my favourite chocolates in the world, bar none! I am a chocaholic and absolutely adore pralines (bite-​size chocolates with nuts in the mix) and neuhaus makes the very best in the world. Ok, I’m repeating myself. But really, just go get some (or ask to try one) and try, just try not to have a second one. They’re divine!!!
The best thing to come out of Brussels! (after speculoos LOL)
And given that the Grand Place shop is open till late (9pm and onwards on Saturday night) it’s also a great backup-​gift-​spot for those who aren’t so much into beer. (or if you just can’t be bothered to carry clanking bottles all the way home)