Oh My Chocolates

Delicious chocolates, and stunning in appearance too.
When you walk in the door, the beauty and scent of their sweets will overwhelm you. Wall-​to-​wall chocolate.
Yes they are on the pricier side, but these are luxury chocolates. I’d much rather spend an extra dollar on something this good than get some waxy candy bar from a gas station.
Another plus: the owners are super nice folks.

Accidentally happened upon this while walking down the street, and trying to avoid a group of iffy pot smokers. Lucky I walked in, though! We were greeted by an extremely sweet and friendly older couple. They had an array of chocolates and gelato, and the store had so many stuffed animals. Apparently the lady hand makes all of the chocolates too. We got a mud slide chocolate cluster (milk chocolate covered marshmallows, caramel, and nuts) for $ 5.50 and a Bailey’s filled chocolate ($ 3.50). The only «con» was the prices were a bit steep, but the owners were so nice, it would’ve been rude not to get anything! Definitely check this place out. The mud slide is delicious so far!

I love this place. Flor & Jacqueline are so sweet! Wonderful ladies. A cozy and tasty place to be…

Like another reviewer wrote, I thought that this was a Hallmark type shop, so I never bothered. After realizing what it was and also being disappointed with Sloan’s chocolates, I gave it a try and am in love.

A unique Hansel and Gretel like chocolate shop with lots of things to look at while picking a selection of candies and gelato as well as expresso.

This shop is run by a cute and friendly old mom ‘n pop chocolatier couple, and they said they close around 10 PM usually! :O
If not for the store name, I would have thought it was an eccentric Hallmark rather than a chocolate shop, as the entire outside glass display case is decorated with huge stuffed animals, shiny balloons, and flowers.
Anyway, they have a wide assortment of chocolates and truffle flavors, from caramel, to key lime, to Kahlua, and chocolate/​nut clusters, toffees, barks, and even gelato. Prices are a bit steep… The dark chocolate caramel, toffee piece, and pistachio truffle I got were $ 8.
Helpful hint, they only take credit card for charges over $ 5! Though it should be pretty easy to hit that minimum if you just get 2 things…

Smells amazing, terrific selection. Left with almond bark and chocolate orange, have to go back.

I called from NY to set-​up a delivery there in WPB (FL) and 2 very lovely people helped me over the phone. The first was a lady who I really couldn’t understand but was still pleasant. She handed the phone to her husband (assuming they both own the business), and he was very nice, as well.
I ordered some truffles, chocolate bark, etc to be delivered to a business in WPB and they said they would set-​it-​up nicely for $ 35 (including $ 10 delivery). I haven’t heard anything from the recipient, but I believe they did a nice job. They were very pleasant to work with over the phone.
Love supporting small businesses.

We were walking down Clematis when the smell of fresh chocolates brought us inside. Oh my is right! There were so many different types of truffles, bark, chocolates, etc. and many flavors of gelato. I purchased 4 different types: a white chocolate hazelnut, heavenly hash, pistachio truffle and mini cheesecake. All were delicious and the freshest of the fresh ingredients could definitely be tasted in every morsel. They also have many different varieties of gelato with some interesting flavors. Made fresh daily, I sampled the Nutella and it was delicious! There was a lady working who was very pleasant and I asked if she was the owner and she said yes. According to their website, all of the chocolates are made fresh daily and she informed us after inquiring that her gelato was as well. All four pieces came to less than $ 12 including tax so about $ 2.50 a piece. The smell alone will keep me coming back!

OK, this place was an INTERESTING experience. We were just walking by and wandered in. The entrance is decorated like a weird, dark, over-​done Christmas theme. The chime that sounded when we walked in, just kept chiming and my son said it reminded him of the sounds of a hospital.
Anyway, there was a nice lady there and we were impressed with the huge selection of chocolate and gelato. I noticed that the lady had what looked like dark chocolate around the corners of her mouth.
It was when we asked to sample the gelato that my son and I noticed that her fingernails were DIRTY! After we realized that it was probably chocolate, we realized that she was making the chocolates with BARE HANDS! Ok, that turned us off… but all the sudden…
SHE LICKED HER FINGERS!!!
We left.

I was visiting West Palm Beach for the week and wanted to bring a loved one a gift that you could only find in West Palm Beach and wasn’t another souvenir that we would toss out in a few months. Oh My Chocolates is located in the downtown area around lots of other stores. The store seemed small at first, but I think it’s just because there’s stuff everywhere. They have about 5 cases of chocolates and then another case of gelatto. I told the lady that I was interested in picking out an assorted box of chocolates. She handed me a tray and told me to pick out what I wanted. There were so many to choose from! Some of my favorites were caramel with sea salt, almond caramel cluster, white chocolate coconut, and any of the ‘gators.’ They also have berry flavored, jalapeño, etc. Each piece of chocolate was between $ 2-​$ 5, but they were HUGE pieces (like the size of a Reese’s Cup or larger). Since I bought so many, I think she rang them all up as $ 2/​per piece. She was also willing to throw in a gift bag and a Ty beanie baby, but I declined (once again, staying away from souvenirs we’ll throw away). It took her a while to ring up everything, but she made sure to pack all the chocolates very delicately in a cute gift box.
Overall, I highly recommend this shop, especially if you want to find a gift for a family member or friend. Look past the disheveled appearance of the shop and you’ll have a great experience.

Oh My Chocolates is a new place over on Clematis. Looks like they are just getting started, so it’s still a little rough around the edges. They have cases loaded with all sorts of pretty truffles, bark and toffee, gelato, and some random gift baskets and wreaths (?). We sampled a few of their chocolate items, which were very nice. The shopkeepers were all in the store basking in their grand opening and eagerly assisting customers.
I predict success for this guys once they figure out their business model. The drunken hordes on Clematis will make easy prey with all the chocolate bait…
We’ll be back, OMC!