Barossa Valley Chocolate Company - Tanunda, South Australia

D G.

This is my first time visiting this estate, and I must say, it's absolutely fantastic! It’s a wonderful place to unwind, especially for children who want to enjoy a little adventure of their own after a day spent exploring the beautiful Barossa Valley wine region.

The estate offers plenty of activities that ensure kids feel like they’re part of their own unique tour, rather than just tagging along on the adult wine tasting experiences.

There’s a delightful café where you can grab a refreshing drink or a light snack, as well as a charming wine cellar that showcases some of the local wines. Additionally, for those with a sweet tooth, there's a lovely chocolate shop that’s definitely worth a visit. I highly recommend checking this place out – you won’t be disappointed!

Shaz A.

Highly recommend the school holiday workshops!
My kids had a fantastic time, and I couldn’t be more grateful to the wonderful staff. I had shared some dietary concerns before the workshop, and they went above and beyond to make sure my boys were well looked after .. even going as far as changing some of the products to suit their needs. The whole experience was so thoughtfully organised. The lunch by the lake was beautiful, the view was perfect, and the pizza and ice cream were a big hit with the kids. Truly appreciate the care and effort put in .. we’ll definitely be back!

Pat C.

As far as I know, there is not plenty of funs for young children in Barossa Valley. If you visit the Barossa Valley for wine tasting with young children, this Barossa Valley Chocolate Company is definitely a must-visit.

Not just a chocolate shop, there is also a decent cafe within the same building. Good to come here to enjoy a quick lunch and perhaps purchase of some chocolates for kids.

Unfortunately, no chocolate tasting nor sample was offered for trial.

Scott B.

Good but bad....
Yes it's a nice place, great atmosphere, chocolate is top quality, and very nice restaurant.
However, not at those prices. 6 of us went, 2 adults and 4 kids. Rule was 2 items each.
Then we had lunch, very underwhelming. Food was OK but once again, not at that price.
Chocolate and lunch set me back $500.
Apparently they have exclusive chips too, I got 11 of them with my burger. Yep, 11 chips, 1 handful. As the photo shows, $26 for about a $15 meal.
$8 for a milkshake, I didn't measure the amount but I'd guess the glass was 200ml.
They were nice people, very friendly, i suppose a visit just the once is ok. Mortgage the house first. (11 chips. Lol...)

Mick M.

The best chocolate factory/restaurant cafe.

This venue has loads of space for all. It's great for all demographics with the grassed area and pond for kids, cafe inside and more intimate area outside.

Michael

Absolutely 💯 experience.
Food, Drink and Easter Egg shopping.
The service by the ladies were outstanding allowing us to keep our shopping while we went into Tanunda for lunch.
Highly recommend, we come back every Easter 🐇🐣

Lu L.

A variety of delicious chocolates and food, a beautiful environment, and friendly service. It is very suitable to bring children here to experience the making and tasting of chocolates.

Tamara A.

A little slice of chocolate heaven in the heart of the Barossa valley. As you walk in, you’re greeted with a lovely selection of their ice creams. As you continue into the building, you walking to a room full of all kinds of chocolatey goodness and a wonderful cafe with an outside dining area on a deck partially over a pond (they also have indoor dining). The food menu is a little on the smaller side, but is never disappointing. Their cakes and tarts selection is an absolute must try. So be sure to leave enough room for one of these, you won’t regret it. They have wine tastings paired with their chocolates. The scenery is gorgeous of course. Highly recommend and trip to Tanunda to experience it for yourself.