Beryl's Chocolate Story

Nandi

A wander down Like Street brings one to this delightful & delicious gem. Accomodated in a striking heritage house is an excellent museum leading you through the annals of chocolate. All exhibits are usually colourful & helpful. The odor of chocolate assails your senses asyou move from area to room. Downstairs it is possible to taste the chocolate available for selling. In the trunk room, tea, espresso and chocolate beverages can be bought, alongside delicious lovely treats featuring chocolate, (needless to say).

Aden

I acquired all excited when We found 3 different chocolate museums pop-up as places of interest in George Town. In the end who doesn't like chocolate. We was recommended by way of a lady friend to visit the Chocolate & Espresso Museum near Beryl’s. Before I wentI read testimonials about it plus some reviewers gave bad evaluations and suggested Beryl’s rather. After visiting both, I have to trust those negative testimonials and discovered that Beryl’s “museum” includes a a lot more comprehensive history plus some actual artifacts found in chocolate developing. I skipped going to the 3rd ‘museum.’ Beryl’s chocolate is manufactured on site within their small manufacturing cooking area (and they offer product to the Chocolate & Coffee Museum). My opinion, I must say i enjoyed my stop by at Beryl’s, We chatted with the staff and the prices is way better. I had free of charge samples and discovered Beryl’s chocolate tasted much better than what I obtained at another place and also purchased chocolate here. My opinion, supply the other places a complete. Beryl’s chocolate museum/background is better, their items are cheaper in fact it is better chocolate.

Mario Aprial

Amazing place. Among the best chocolate and staff extremely friendly specifically Mitchell Wong. Many thanks. Kob khun Ka. We shall keep coming back again definitely.

Kaka Jovant

Another quirky, fabulous i'm all over this Like Lane! Beryl’s Chocolate Tale is located in a pleasant old, conventional looking building. In the store an incredible architectural room opens up. Initial there’s a shop, filled with plenty of delicious chocolate treats, behind this area there’s a moderncafe room and up stairs is really a chocolate museum, detailing the annals of chocolate and its own production. They have even what appears like an Inca design throne! Strange, but exciting!