Adora Handmade Chocolates - Parramatta

I have a sweet tooth and I (proudly came here to treat myself : <br/ The venue is inviting, especially if you’re a chocolate or dessert lover. The display of all the heavenly goodies and the sample of high tea sets that they sell really caught my attention as I walked in. <br/ On top of chocolates, they also sell coffee, gelato, muffins, croissants and more. They host high tea as well!<br/ I tried several pieces of their chocolates, two types of rocky road and one snowball. Everything was delish. Every single piece of chocolate has bold flavours and my favourites so far: Good company and Lime Truffle.<br/ The Snowball is a must try. With fluffy marshmallow inside, divine!<br/ Coffee is strong, the way I like it.<br/ I couldn’t resist their Gelato on display so I had the coffee and brownie cream flavours before I headed out. Yum without going overly sweet.<br/ Overall I had an awesome dining experience here as everything was so indulgent!<br/

Chocolates : Amazing <br/ Dark Chocolate Mocha : Amazing <br/ Iced Coffee : Good <br/ Brownie : Amazing <br/ Service : Great <br/ <br/ Loved that we stumbled upon this place. The hot mocha was the perfect drink to have on a cold day. They have a massive range of different chocolates and truffles to try. Loved the ginger and spicy cinnamon ones. They were quirky and different. The brownie was warmed up for us and it just crumbles in your mouth which was absolutely delicious.

Saw this cute little chocolatier and decided to pop by. There was just so much chocolate to choose from I just couldn’t handle it

Love Adora  Great Chocolate (the best) and great service.  Super yummy.  They make great gelato too, and the chocolate flavour is the best i have tasted. (I have tried loads of gelato)

Taste Food Tours has a new tour which goes on the rivercat to Parramatta which is perfect for tourists or those who are new to Sydney. This is part 2 of the tour. . After a nice light breakfast and a relaxing rivercat cruise from the city to Parramatta, we walk from the ferry wharf to Adora Chocolates.