Prepare to spend too much. No matter what your will power, you won't succeed at resisting... So good. A treat we'll want to repeat.The hardest part was choosing flavors to get. There's so many. Each one we got we liked. The staff was also patient and friendly while we agonized over these decisions.
Ordered a gift for my relatives in SF online from my home in Scotland. Michael was very friendly and helpful over email, I really appreciated it. Beautiful chocolates that are perfect for gifting!
Fabulous quality and variety. Carol is great!
Who knew so much flavor could be put in a bite of chocolate? My 13-yo and I (67) loved it. We live Carol and the staff. We went out of our way to visit and it was totally worth it.
Almost too pretty to eat! A little on the pricey side but very delicious!
Chocolates that taste as good as they look. Excellent high quality chocolate though very pricey. I also liked the hot hot chocolate. Next time I'll try the cacao rice pudding.
Try the strawberry mango bar
Kokak Chocolates is a work in progress. When I first went to their location in the fall they were offering a limited menu. Now, almost a year in they have a better selection of products. Sadly Kokak is one of a handful of chocolate shops in San Francisco. It’s definitely a drying art.Kokak offers about 25 different molded chocolates. They also have a selection of items that are special order only.Their chocolates need some work. They are currently all the same size and shape. The designs look cool, but they are all standard transfer sheet designs. I’d love to see some brushed designs, different shapes, and maybe even some free form truffles. The chocolates I received tasted good, but they had imperfections. They were not flat on the bottom and there were small air bubbles.The prices are what I’d expect for chocolates in San Francisco. They are about $3 each. But I’d rather go to Christopher Elbow for more creative and refined chocolates.Let’s see what Kokak brings next.
Kokak Chocolates is a work in progress. When I first went to their location in the fall they were offering a limited menu. Now, almost a year in they have a better selection of products. Sadly Kokak is one of a handful of chocolate shops in San Francisco. It’s definitely a drying art.Kokak offers about 25 different molded chocolates. They also have a selection of items that are special order only.Their chocolates need some work. They are currently all the same size and shape. The designs look cool, but they are all standard transfer sheet designs. I’d love to see some brushed designs, different shapes, and maybe even some free form truffles. The chocolates I received tasted good, but they had imperfections. They were not flat on the bottom and there were small air bubbles.The prices are what I’d expect for chocolates in San Francisco. They are about $3 each. But I’d rather go to Christopher Elbow for more creative and refined chocolates.Let’s see what Kokak brings next.
Just stopped in off the street and the woman behind the counter was very knowledgeable and seemed to really love the product, as did I. The one chocolate, a Irish coffee, I tried was melt-in-your mouth good and the single origin chocolate drink was smooth and awesome, thanks!