Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont combines a chocolate shop, a small museum and a cafe with a varied range of sweets, from local treats to world chocolates. The museum is praised for its informative displays, while the shop offers a wide selection but reviews note many imported chocolates and prices that feel high for artisanal work. Dining on site is convenient but often served on disposable dishware, though brunch options with fruit and chocolate or a complete breakfast receive warm praise. The terrace and the cozy atmosphere are frequently highlighted, as is friendly service, making it a pleasant, family friendly stop with a touch of whimsy. Some comments caution that it leans touristy or focuses more on the shop than on pure artisanal chocolate, but the overall appeal lies in the variety, the chocolate storytelling, and the chance to learn about chocolate history.
Nice place to visit & indulge yourself if you're a candy addict... Chocolate, gummies, marzipan & other delicacies to be found in this place while looking through history of chocolate around the world.
Feb 1, 2026
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A landmark venue to see when on your Bromont/ Old Bromont trip ❤?❤? We truly loved the service & the incredible brunch options at this cozy intimate chocolate shop venue😇😇 I had the crepe with fruits & chocolate while my partner had the Complete Breakfast with 2 eggs & coffee & each bite was a gourmet's delight ❤?❤? Full compliments to the chef & the staff who made the food filled with so much attention, love, & care 😇😇 The store itself is every chocolate lover's delight & we bought a cute shopping bag, coasters, mug, & Dulce de Leche spread 🥰🥰 We loved coming here on Saturday & Sunday for brunch & cannot wait to visit Bromont again & of course stop by our favorite incredible 11/10 Le Musée du Chocolat à Bromont ❤?❤?
Lovely Experience, very fun, & pleasant. Did not expect it but I guess I should've expected it but it smelled like chocolate everywhere it was very soothing. Also it's simultaneously a chocolate store, but they also are a real museum with plenty of information to actually learn. It was a very enriching experience
Cute little store/museum in Vieux Bromont. They have a small museum with works of art made out of chocolate. You can also buy gourmet chocolates & they have delicious sorbet & gelato. Worth a stop.
They have a great informational area about the history of chocolate, they only have a small table of chocolate they actually make there though, the rest is imported from elsewhere. Ordered hot chocolate however, & it was great!
(Note : Le mot : "Autre" signifie que nous n'avons pas pris de déjeuner,ni de dîner & ni de souper à cet endroit !) Durant notre escapade à Bromont 🏞 cet automne 🍁🍂🍃 nous avons mangées 3 petites crèmes à glace 🍨(vanille & oreo) & nous avons achetées 3 tablettes de chocolat 🍫 (chocolat au lait & chocolat noir)dans ce petit musé chocolaterie ! C'était très bon ! Mais pas beaucoup de choix de crèmes glacées 🍨 & de chocolats 🍫 ! Il y a aussi des bonbons 🍬,des tartinades,des chocolats chauds & etc ...! & le service & l'ambiance étaient ok mais rien d'extra ! Le petit musé était intéressant ! Une des seule chose que je me rappelle c'est 1000 fèves de cacao pour un esclave ! Je me demande bien pourquoi en 2024 j'ai remarquée ce détail ? 🤔 L'autre petite chose que j'ai vue c'est les anciennes publicités des chocolats 🍫 Laura Secord (peut-être une des plus anciennes chocolaterie au Canada ? 🤔) Ça me rappelais des souvenirs ! Tout simplement ! 😊 Il y a une terrasse 🌲🌳🌷 alors si il aurait fait plus beau 🌞 & plus chaud ça aurait peut-être été plus agréable ! 😊
Interesting learning about the history of chocolate & seeing the many sculptures carved out of chocolate. There is a variety of gourmet chocolates & other goodies to buy.
