Cocoa Dolce Chocolates — Restaurant in Wichita

So let me just say this… after just being introduced to this Wichita gem in the fall of 2024, I immediately became a fan. In fact, one might say, I’m obsessed with Cocoa Dolce. Like, if loving this chocolate shop is wrong, I don’t want to be right. I know you are humming along right now! lol!

I’ve treated myself more times than I can count—honestly, it’s become a bit of a tradition at this point. And yes, I’ve also gifted it to friends, which technically makes me a generous friend, but let’s be real… I’ve definitely kept plenty of treats for myself too.

Everything they make is drop-dead gorgeous. I mean, it’s almost too pretty to eat—almost. Because once you taste it? Game over. The chocolate bars are silky and rich, and I am fully hooked on the champagne and strawberries one. It’s sweet, creamy, and just so satisfying. In fact, if you could see inside my fridge right now, you would see three of them! Well, stop judging! I didn't want to run out!

But the real danger? The build-your-own box of chocolates. I go a little wild every time. Creme brûlée, key lime pie, red velvet—are you kidding me? They taste exactly like their names and then some. It’s like dessert within a dessert, and I’m not mad about it.

Oh, and don’t even get me started on the ultimate brownie. It’s fudgy, dense, and basically my love language in chocolate form.

But the one thing I still daydream about? Their Christmas toffee. I was devastated when it sold out. Like, actually sad. I will be first in line the second it returns. No shame.

If you haven’t tried Cocoa Dolce yet, go fix that immediately. And yes, they ship! Just don’t blame me when you can’t stop going back....

I feel bad giving such a low rating but really hoping this helps with the attitudes of the girls working there on 12/13/2022 at noon. I took my sons in there after getting pizza and one of the drawers close to the entrance wasn’t closing. I asked for someone to come help close it and they said, “you just have to shut it,” and rudely came over to “show me.” Lo and behold, it wasn’t closing properly. Duh- why I asked. I then am helped by a girl and she asked what we wanted, my son is 3 and knows his dinosaurs, so he asked for a brachiosaurus. She then proceeded to rather scoffingly laugh. We sat down after receiving what they could give us and my sons spoon fell. He then went to the counter and very loudly asked, “may I please have a spoon.” The gal looked back at him then walked away. Not to get a spoon, but just walked away. We then were about to leave and I realized we also didn’t receive our brownie. I asked for it and the woman said, do you want it warmed up? No, I don’t want it warmed up after I told you we were leaving. Honestly it wouldn’t have been a big deal but all the little things really do add up and I’m not sure what these girls think good service is but they’re...

Bradley Fair Cocoa Dolce has a very clicky and exclusive staff that will ignore and mistreat employees that they feel aren't a part of their social circle. I've had friends and one family member in particular work there that were harassed for not being just like all the other identical workers despite being qualified for the position they held within the company. They were told to leave from being accused of not doing something that fell under the shift supervisor's duty and took the fall for it. This lead to sudden firing in order to cover it up so their favored supervisor wouldn't lose her job in the process. It's not a welcoming environment, and it shows even if you're just getting some coffee there. These people will act like they are...