In Philly, we have a handful of chocolate shops that are sure to supply your sweet tooth. Here are some Wonka approved places to go for best chocolate in Philly.
There are few universal languages in the world. One of them is quite simple: CHOCOLATE. Chocolate brownies, ice cream, candies, pretzels, fruit, nuts, the list goes on- everyone loves at least something made of or doused in chocolate.
? Glenn Mueller
Located in the heart of Reading Terminal Market is Mueller Chocolate Company! We know you all love Reading Terminal, so we had to start off strong with this staple.
What’s so special about Mueller Chocolate Company
Amongst all their other chocolate treats, Mueller Chocolate Co. is known for their anatomically correct chocolate hearts and lungs! They go as far as to even have a Mike Tyson chocolate ear (pictured above)! Mueller’s has been featured in a bunch of publications and programs and are out of this world.
Hours & Location
Monday – Thursday | 9:00am–6:00pm
Friday – Sunday | 8:00am–6:00pm
? Reading Terminal Market
51 N. 12th St. Philadelphia, PA 19107
? Food Network
Marcie Blaine is the classic artisanal chocolatier. Her wild list of original chocolates are inspired by Mexican, Spanish, and Mediterranean flavors, including Prosecco, Smoked Bacon, and Hot Lolita!
What’s so special about Marcie Blaine
You can head to the back of Verde boutique to see Chef Turney handcraft chocolates for yourself!
Hours & Location
Monday – Saturday | 11:00am–8:00pm
Sunday | 12:00pm–6:00pm
? 108 S. 13th St. Philadelphia, PA 19107
? Lore’s Chocolates
Lore’s Chocolates is a total family business. Through two generations, the Walter family has mastered chocolate manufacturing. The locals swear by Lore’s!
What’s so special about Lore’s
Lore’s shop has so many options for purchase, such as coffee & almonds, gift towers, pretzels, truffles, wedding favors, and the most memorable assortments.
Hours & Location
Monday – Friday| 10:00am–5:00pm
Saturday | 11:00am–5:00pm
Sunday | Closed
? 34 S. 7th St. Philadelphia, PA 19106
? Tina Garceau
Lisa Giacobetti has created the most personal chocolate experience at Sweet Memories. As the owner, she truly loves what she does and delivers on creating the most delicious chocolate every single time.
What’s so great about Sweet Memories
At Sweet Memories, they really care about their customers. If you have an idea of something you’d like to purchase that they don’t have in store, Sweet Memories will create any reasonable special request you may have.
Hours & Location
Wednesday | 10:00am–6:00pm
Thursday – Saturday | 10:00am–4:00pm
Sunday – Tuesday | Closed
? 951 E. Passyunk Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19147
? Aurora Grace
The most beautiful, hand-painted chocolate in Philly is at Aurora Grace. Every piece of chocolate is made with locally-sourced, all natural ingredients!
What’s so special about Aurora Grace
Aurora Grace accommodates to any wedding or special event with custom orders of macarons, chocolates, and show stopping plated deserts. Yum!
Hours & Location
Everyday | 10:00am–4:00pm
? 517 S. 5th St. Philadelphia, PA 19147
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We saved the most indulgent chocolate in Philly for last! Max Brenner is Philly and New York’s #1 chocolate restaurant. Yeah you read that correctly… a chocolate RESTAURANT!
What’s so special about Max Brenner
Legitimately everything. But more specifically, their spiked milkshakes and fondue. Max Brenner has a normal food menu too… but you better make room for dessert!
Hours & Location
Wednesday & Thursday | 4:00pm–10:00pm
Friday | 2:00pm–11:00pm
Saturday | 10:00am–11:00pm
Sunday | 10:00am–9:00pm
Monday & Tuesday | Closed
? 1500 Walnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19102
Do you love chocolate just as much as we do at UNATION? Then you have to try out all of these amazing places for chocolate in Philly!
You need to take pics (especially if you go to Max Brenner) and tag us in them on Instagram and Facebook @stufftodoinphilly!
Lindsay Nathanson is a Philadelphian inspired by research, storytelling, and the people around her. Subsequent to graduating from the University of Tampa in 2019 with a B.A. History, she achieved her M.A. in Museum Studies from Johns Hopkins University in 2021. She spends her time collecting newspapers and vinyl, eating any meal in a bowl, and begging Ben Simmons to shoot the ball. In the future, Lindsay will work in collections and/or curation at a women's history museum. Today, she enjoys writing about Philadelphia.

