This isn't the sort of place we would frequent often, and we wouldn't return, but that's not because there was anything wrong at all exactly, we just found the drinks very rich (which is what you expect and we did know that, but thought we'd try it at least once) and it was a bit pricy. Small chocolates and macaroons are from $2 each, and while we sampled them and thought they were good, they were just too sweet for our taste. The thick Spanish chocolate was a nice taste, but like drinking chocolate soup, so after a few mouthfuls which didn't exactly slide down because of the thickness, that was about all we could have. It was definitely an experience, something to say we've done and something different to eat and drink, but go prepared to pay more for the experience. If you're the sort of person who wants a hot drink to slide down, something to really savour until the last drop, we couldn't quite do that. Staff were very friendly, and we'd recommend indoor dining in the afternoon as it gets a bit shady and cool in winter.

Took my mans birthday voucher here for dessert. Cost us nothing and we bought drinks so all up,$10.90. We had plain freskly made churros with dark choc dipping sauce omg, crunchy,hot,soft in the middle and the sauce is to die for.lots of room and tables and chairs insode and out. Menu is extensive with crepes,drinks,different churros. Decor is yellows,browns,greys oranges, big cushions on the wall seats are very comfy. Service was fast and friendly. Will go back again and again, this was our first time

We came to this store after recently seeing a shop in Brisbane. We chose to have a fondue for two taste plate. This was filled with chocolate fondue, mini churros, choc brownies, pretzels, marshmallows and fruit. We really enjoyed our taste plate and the only thing that let it down was that the pretzels were stale. Overall it was a satisfactory dining experience.

Approximate cost: $50.00