Mitchell's Fine Chocolates

Who doesn't enjoy chocolate. I for sure do. And this place didn't disappoint me at all. They had a very large selection of chocolate ina modest size store front. I would say the size was maybe 15x20 foot. But of course I didn't measure it. So who knows. I had the pleasure of talking to the owner of the shop. And he gave me more information about his family and business than I know I'll ever remember. But I did enjoy having that conversation. I will recommend this place to anyone I come across. It's a small business that has been around for a very long time. And they take pride in what they do.

I finally got to try one of the top-rated chocolatiers in the Cleveland area the other day. I was overwhelmed by the choices so the very kind and helpful staff offered me a sample of their most famous product, chocolate covered Italian orange peel. It was delicious but I was on a budget despite my cravings and bought a two-pack of dark chocolate covered pretzelsTheir chocolate is of very good quality, but the prices are very VERY high. A 4-pack of chocolate dipped apricots was $14! Don't get me started on the OUTRAGEOUS price-per-pound of their individual chocolates. I ate my chocolate pretzel pack the next day, as they melted the second I stepped outside the store and I had to put them in the freezer to harden back up. The chocolate was very high quality for sure. It had none of the bitter taste bad, cheap dark chocolate gets and the pretzel was crunchy and salty. I'm not sure if this is the best bang for your buck chocolate store in the area when buying large corporate gifts, but a nice truffle or two won't break the bank.

Extraordinary selection and service. I got a number of chocolates (in a dizzying array of shapes and styles). My mother and I went crazy for their turtles (pecanurtles) and I have repeatedly ordered them since we live in Chicago. She loves them in dark chocolate, I also like them in milk chocolate. You will be glad you went!

For the last 60+ years, our family has bought it's chocolate from Mitchell's (at least for fine occasions and special birthdays and holidays). Mitchell's location on Euclid Heights Blvd. was THE only place we would purchase hand dipped chocolates in the Cleveland, Ohio area.How lucky that Mitchell's is still here for us - thanks to a new generation of owners, with all of the expertise and perfection that has always been their trademark!!

This shops smells delicious. Chocolate everything takes your breath away. If you have a theme check here for treats, or discuss what you want and they can make you something using one of their hundreds of candy molds. For a snack get a bag of their broken heavenly- coated chocolate pretzels. Have some Mitchell's ice cream, too.

Awesome! I got some of the chocolate caramels and they were just delicious. The milk chocolate melts in your mouth and has the best flavor. The caramel is salty and the perfect combination. They have the cutest packaging and any item is perfect for a gift or for yourself.

Excellent fine chocolates with American flair. I really love fancy chocolates and I have to say that Mitchell's is one of the best American chocolatiers I've ever bought from. Very pretty and delicious. High rec.

What have they done?? These are not Mitchell's Chocolates. These are small machine made poor knockoffs of the original. A shame

Heads up that this shop is not friendly for individuals with physical disabilities. As we walked in, the owner placed a sign in front of us that said "4 people only inside the showroom." There were 6 people shopping when we arrived... I'm not sure if the sign was for COVID or loss prevention, since he placed the sign without acknowledging our presence or explaining it. Unfortunately, my partner has physical disabilities and it became too painful to continue standing and waiting, and had to leave. So, just wanted to give a heads up to anyone else who might be facing some of the same challenges.

Having lived in Cleveland Heights for 5 years, Mitchell's has been a pretty frequent destination for me and my family. While the chocolates themselves are still better than most commercial chocolates, there has been some drop in quality in the past couple of years. What's even worse, perhaps, is a decline in the experience of going there. During my most recent visit the gentleman behind the counter (I think a co-owner) was curt, to the point of being overtly rude, to two or three customers. While he was serving the person in front of me, a woman (?co-owner) came out from the back and essentially yelled at him for mislabeling an order. Finally, after I selected my chocolates and paid (and the total price had seemed quite high) I inquired and learned that the total is based on the highest per-pound price, even if only one piece (of 20) is at that higher price. I also asked if there was any sign noting the pricing policy and told that no, there wasn't. Not a big deal, but after the prior events I have to admit it rankled me a bit.All in all, a disappointing experience. Sad, as I used to love this place. Am unlikely to shop here again.