Divine’s European Chocolates

Care for a piece of chocolate to go with your Bach, Beethoven and Brahms? I do. Located in the beautiful lobby of Music Hall, serving up the perfect compliment to beautiful music at a price that is fine. I had the chocolate covered apricots and enjoyed every bite. I am not sure if there are other places around town that one can enjoy Divine’s sweet stuff, but at least if you are «dragged» to the symphony, opera, or miscellaneous Music Hall event, you can also enjoy some sweet stuff.

Ah, the little chocolates served at The Arts events; I look forward to every intermission just to sample your treats.
Divine’s is that infamous, tasty booth located in the lobby at Music Hall and at the Aronoff. Serving dozens of kinds of sweets during intermission, there’s something offered for everyone.
— Chocolate covered pretzels and marshmallows
— Pieces of chocolate candy bars
— «Turtles» aka chocolate covered peanut and caramel clusters
— Chocolate covered mints
— Chocolate covered cherries
— Chocolate covered peanuts
…and so much more!
The chocolate covered cherries were my first taste of Divine’s. Luscious cherries covered in chocolate with a hard cherry candy shell. I’ve never been able to find a similar chocolate covered cherry in stores; they’re a Divine original! The chocolate mints are also delicious, getting a large cup full you’ll have the most quantity of candy for your money.
Whenever you’re out enjoying the arts, look for the chocolate booth near the concessions. Skip the M&Ms and candy bars; you’ll find a gourmet treat for your sweet tooth with Divine.
Price per person: $ 3.50