Le Chocoholique

I came here to pick up a few delicacies for my wife (who else!) and the ladies behind the counter were really helpful and attentive.
I had indicated that I wanted dark chocolate and they gave me a couple options and we were on our way!
1) I love how they will print out a sheet with a picture and brief description of the item. Totally a great service.
2) their packaging was reminiscent of high end retail, unnecessary but gives more luxury and importance to the chocolates, which I’m ok with since I want my wife to ooh and ahh over it.
We’ve had the chocolates and the ghost chili one is so spicy! I love it. The lavender one was also a favorite of ours.
I came back later and got the Aztec frozen drink and it was SO rich. So if you like chocolate, definitely worth trying.
They have a nice interior and patio type area, which was nice to lounge in.
Note: they produce about 75% by the owner in a warehouse and about 25% is outside vendors… At least according to the worker. I didn’t get specifics on what tho, sorry.

I always stop here for a latte or mocha and some chocolates when traveling through Columbus. I have always found the service to be fast and friendly. I have also always liked the lattes/​mochas that I have ordered, and the Fig Vanilla Pepper Mocha is particularly good. For the most part, the chocolates have been fresh and delicious, but I have had a couple that were not made in-​house that were stale (so minus 1 star).
It is also a nice, comfortable place to sit and relax, especially after experiencing some of the surrounding shops.

Great ambience. Lots of options for the chocolate lovers. Not all the chocolates are made in Columbus but there are so many to choose fun theres gotta be something for everyone. There open till 11pm on weekends.

I will probably only come to this location in moments of pure desperation.
It’s obviously smaller than their original location, but still very beautiful inside.
I feel like there aren’t nearly as many truffles and chocolates in this location; I looked over the big, single, glass case only twice, and didn’t find anything that I had to have.
If you have the time, check out the original; much more spacey & more options!

Hmm… have to say I was really looking forward to trying this place out back when I lived close to the one in the Short North. I went here the other day looking forward to their frozen hot chocolate and a couple of their chocolates. The girl working there was less then helpful when I showed up with a couple questions. Apparently their ”ohh so fresh chocolates” aren’t even made in shop. They are shipped… meaning they don’t even make them. I hate shop like these that pose to be artisan chocolatiers when actually they’re nothing more then a store front. Too make it worse, no one in there knew a damn thing about anything they sold and had to look everything up (ingredients and prices for boxes)… really no excuse for that.
I know they’re new and usually I would care more and be patient with them, but when they don’t even make their own stuff it kind of negates my friendly nature.
I got my frozen hot chocolate that people have been raving about (apparently, or so I’ve heard) but it was nothing more then hot cocoa powered blended with ice… abolsutly NOTHING special whatsoever. Not even the ‘oh so special’ chocolate they use tasted any better then what I could make myself; if I tried. And for $ 5+ change it isn’t worth it either, even if it tasted better. I got a blueberry bonbon and Tom got an absinthe chocolate… both were ok… but nothing to write home about and for $ 2 each… those also didn’t live up to the expectation or the price. So all in all…
BOO YOU SUCK!

We waded through the sea of parents and kids to make our way in here. (The location seems a little out of place being in the newly opened kids mecca wing of Easton) The interior is super high end so they’ve got that going for them. They also have prices justified high enough to pay for said décor. Price to quantity of product is insane… not in the good way. Some of their cake rounds looked good but for the price vs how small they were there was no way we were going to pay that price. We’ve had their chocolates before but weren’t overly blown away. There are plenty of great chocolate places and patisseries that are more reasonable. I feel like this place would suck the last few bucks out of weary parents wallets after they emptied it next door at American Girl.

Haven’t walked on this side of Easton, stumbled upon Chocoholique.
Fig Vanilla Pepper Mocha. Intriguing? Yes. Worth trying? Yes.

Hello, I’m Gary, and I’m a chocoholic…
AND IS THIS THE PLACE FOR ME!!!
This place is amazing! The chocolates are to die for… ohhhhhhh sooooo yummy!
AND they have FROZEN HOT CHOCOLATE!!! If you’ve never had that before you MUST! I guarantee it will curl your toes!
The sitting area is very nice and plush… Great white leather chars and booths surround a very nice fireplace. Tables with regular chairs (white of course), and a nice outdoor area with tables and chairs.
They will also have a full bar once the liquor license goes through… very soon they said.
If you like quality chocolate, then this is the place for you!!! Definitely an adult chocolate store… NOT chocolate candy…

Was walking around Easton and ran into this place. It’s new, very trendy, and smelt amazing… so naturally I wandered in. After perusing all the goodies, I ended up inserting some amazing chocolate treats into my face! And were they ever yummy!
They have a bar also, but one of the girls stated they didn’t have their liqour license yet. So if you’re into chocolate and wine at the same time… you’ll have to hold out on that.
Very cute little place! Kind’ve pricey, but the candies are so cute that you really don’t even notice the prices! You can come here and get some chocolates and then go next door for a pedicure! hehe!

Just north of the newly re-​done Rusty Bucket and just south of the American Girl store is a chocolate wonderland.
Why, yes, there is now a Le Chocoholique in Easton! My boyfriend and I stumbled upon it last night. Literally. We had no idea it was there, wandered towards a new fountain and «Hey! Chocolate!» They’ve only been open a couple week so the store is still shiny and new. We pressed our faces against the glass cases containing the most beautiful candies. The artistry and blend of flavors is pretty much endless here. I came home with «Queen of the Nile» (which was tasty but a gorgeous piece of candy) and «A date with bacon». I counted 6 different types of candy with bacon and that’s not including the chocolate covered bacon.
In addition to candy, they have wine and cocktails. This would be a grand way to end a night out in Easton either after dinner or a hard day’s shopping.