Hanna's Chocolates — Local services in Pleasanton

I had gone several times since opening, I believ she is a creative Chcolatier. I appreciate carefully designed crafted artwork a d considerate flavors in bon-bons. Liquor filled or not. Some are intense while others maybe soft and hitting right notes of sophistication and flavor. From tea to fruits to Liquors. Well.worth the trip.out, hard to find except may be Berkeley to The City noted Chocolatiers with true to taste handcrafted and work alike top players. Her work stands out, many choices especially anAffogatomwith her Gelatos. If even a tru Dubai closeness to texture, it's a winner not alone but the mouthful and flavour.lingering, beauty too see on larger bats and her twist in sticks that are unmatched locally since another Pleasanton chxolatoer called it quits & went back to France. South of the 580 offramp Hopyard east side next to foodshopps, it's not hard to locate. Small lobby but artistry is there. Hannah's is not visible from Hopyard tucked away back from behind a Chili's and Cheesesteak neighbor. Off hours but are ready to aim to please the palate. Thank you for arriving much needed in the tri-valley. Could be a match with Livermore own TBRT across from...

I stopped by Hanna's Chocolates to check out this local Pleasanton chocolate shop. (Yes I love chocolates) Having enjoyed amazing chocolates in Japan, France, and Italy, I was excited to see that Hanna trained at the Chicago French Pastry School. The chocolates looked stunning 🌈; almost like something out of Wonka! 😁

The shop itself is beautifully designed, giving off the feel of a high-end chocolatier. However, when we got home and tried them, I found them too sweet, with just a chocolate shell and a little chocolate inside; not what I was expecting. Later, my daughter mentioned they were bonbons, which made me realize my expectations were off. I learned that bonbons have a distinct filling, whereas plain chocolate bars do not, and they often have unique shapes and decorative designs; which these nidded had. See the video. They look beautiful and will please everyone's eyes! ✨

While the experience was great, La Maison du Chocolat still holds the top...

I just visited them. It’s a cute place, but I have to mention their customer service wasn’t welcoming or even customer service. It was our first time visiting and a little the lady there could have offered us. Like suggestions on their best sellers would be appreciated. We got a a milk dubai chocolate which I’d rate 2.5/5 for the price $8 and also the flavor since I’ve tried it earlier. Disappointed. Rice crispy treat, too much caramel we wouldn’t rate it. .5/5 Sadly Fruity Pebbles was a 0 as well. Hazelnut was disappointing too. As being a fan of hazelnut chocolate, I didn’t like it. We spend $80 there and there’s hardly something that left their taste with us we’d want to go back to trying. A little work on their customer service could have added to our experience but we were just...