We saw Chocolate Kingdom and decided to try. It was so informative and fun. So many things you didn’t know about chocolate. Don out tour guide was great. Russ helped us get all our goodies to try. Potato chip chocolate treats. Wow who knew. So good. We had a special bar made with Bacon, Cashews and Carmel. I believe we went to heaven and back ?? Thank You for your lessons in chocolate ???
$60 for 2 was around $50 too much. Given that this is based in Orlando, home of the theme park, youd think a Chocolate "Kingdom" would be pretty special. Unfortunately, this tour was not pretty or special. The guide was very enthusiastic and made the best of a poor environment. The place is clean, tidy and what little they have is well presented but not a great experience. We have been to many other chocolate plantations and factories, and many blow this one away on all levels. Sorry to put up a bad review of a small business.
This tour was so entertaining and full of great information! I learned so much about how chocolate is created, how it changed through the years, and how to distinguish quality chocolate from the rest.I did this tour alone because I wasn't sure if my kids (7 & 10) would like it. But I will definitely bring them the next time we do a family trip to Orlando. They've incorporated a cute storyline that follows a prince along the chocolate journey, so I know my daughter would love it. And there's a goofy dragon for the boys!Plus, you get to taste a bit of chocolate from each stage of the process.
The tour was very well done. It was very educational and kept at a perfect pace for kids and adults. I was amazed at what a cool tour they put together in what looks like a modestly sized building. The chocolate is also amazing!
Michael was awesome had a good time and actually learned something. Icing on the cake was that the chocolate was good too…
I really want to give this place a good review since I love small businesses. But this place was just so expensive I felt a bit robbed. It was a cute tour...definitely catered more towards kids but enjoyable as an adult although there's a LOT of bad jokes in the tour. The real caco trees in the greenhouse have a sign saying they're healthy but they certainly don't look it. I think their products are pure and good quality but they certainly charge for it. You do get a lot of samples throughout the short tour and the information in the tour is really interesting (it's not self guided like I read somewhere, you get a guide). Mostly I was just disappointed in the price. The staff were really friendly but the owner was in the front and he was curt and unfriendly. Told me to hurry up if I wanted chocolate strawberries as he wanted to turn the machine off. I decided not to lay $9 for 3 strawberries. They could also do a LOT better in the decorating department, I'm an amateur came decorator and I could do better, the chocolate landscape with the castle and river were ok although I've done better castles, the shoes were poorly decorated.. Designing your own chocolate bar was a big part of the fun but $8 each more. Basically you choose random things like m&ms or caramel (which is actually caramel choc chips from the store) and then they pour melted chocolate over it. You write your name on a paper and check the stuff you want and the lady still spelt my son's very normal and simple name wrong. I'd like to think that they make a ton of money at the prices they charge but as a small business owner myself I know this is unlikely.
Very cute story. The tour guide was very energetic and seemed to enjoy his job a lot. The samples and custom chocolate bars were delicious too.
Cheryl our tour guide was wonderful. She interacted with the group and was very cheerful. All the other associates that worked behind the counters were great and helpful. The price of the tour was great for what was included. I highly recommend doing the tour before buying any chocolates. You learn a lot.
Had a great experience! Went on the the factory tour and Don was the best tour guide. He was entertaining and kept everything really fun. I highly recommend the tour. Plus the chocolates are made small batch and taste like heaven.
My husband put this on our Wedding Anniversary itinerary. I loved the whole thing, I learned about chocolate, I created my own chocolate bar, it was delicious. One tip, put potato chips in your chocolate, trust me.