Chocolate shops & chocolatiers in Melbourne
We list 45 places for this search in Melbourne, spread over 28 suburbs. From Adelaide’s long-established chocolate makers to bean-to-bar producers and chocolate cafés pouring thick hot chocolate, Australia’s chocolate shops are a treat worth a detour.

45 places in Melbourne
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1
All About Chocolates & Lollies
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2
Hahndorf's Fine Chocolates
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3
Lizzy's Chocolate Creations
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4
Mörk Chocolate
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5
Mork Chocolate
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6
Ratio Cocoa Roasters
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7
The Chocolateries Yarra Valley
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8
Atypic Chocolate
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9
Chocilo
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10
Haigh's Chocolates
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11
Haigh’s Chocolates
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12
Haigh’s Chocolates
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13
Koko Black
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Koko Black
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15
Koko Black Chocolate
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16
The Richmond Chocolate Factory Outlet & Cafe
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17
Hahndorf's Fine Chocolates
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18
Mámor Chocolates & High Tea Szalón
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19
Cocoa
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20
C9 Chocolate & Gelato
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21
C9 Chocolate And Gelato
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22
Chocolate Box
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Ganache Chocolate
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24
Godiva
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Godiva
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Godiva
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27
GODIVA Chadstone
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28
Hahndorf’s Fine Chocolates
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29
Haigh's Chocolates
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30
Handorf's Fine Chocolates
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31
Kennedy & Wilson Chocolates
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32
Koko Black
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Koko Black
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Koko Black
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Koko Black
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Koko Black
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37
Lindt
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38
Nikos
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39
Only Mine Chocolates
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40
San Churro
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San Churro Chocolateria
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San Churro Chocolateria
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43
Selene's Chocolate Bar
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44
Selene's Chocolate Cafe
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The Chocolate Box
Before you go
From Adelaide’s long-established chocolate makers to bean-to-bar producers and chocolate cafés pouring thick hot chocolate, Australia’s chocolate shops are a treat worth a detour.
This page lists shops and cafés with chocolate as their speciality. The list is built from each shop’s name and the details recorded in open map data. If a specific requirement matters (allergies, certification), call the shop before you go.
Our directory lists 45 places to buy bread, pastries and sweet treats in Melbourne: 36 lolly & chocolate shops, 4 dessert bars, 3 ice cream & gelato shops, 1 doughnut shop and 1 patisserie.
Opening hours are known for 16 of them. Sunday is covered too: 75% of them (12) open on Sundays, while 13 trade on Mondays. On average they are open 53 hours a week.
The busiest strips for baked goods: Collins Street (4), Church Street (2). Handy if you want to compare two pies a few doors apart.
You will recognise Koko Black (8), Haigh's Chocolates (4), San Churro (3), Lindt Chocolate (1); still, 29 places are independently run.
Frequently asked questions
How many bakeries are there in Melbourne?
We list 45 businesses: 36 lolly & chocolate shops, 4 dessert bars, 3 ice cream & gelato shops, 1 doughnut shop and 1 patisserie, 16 of them with known opening hours.
Which bakeries are open on Sunday in Melbourne?
12 list Sunday hours, for example Hahndorf's Fine Chocolates (9 am – 5:30 pm); Lizzy's Chocolate Creations (10 am – 4 pm); Mörk Chocolate (8 am – 5 pm).
Which bakery opens earliest in Melbourne?
Today it is Atypic Chocolate, 322-326 Coventry Street, opening at 8 am.
What is bean-to-bar chocolate?
Chocolate made from roasting and grinding the cocoa beans on site, rather than melting bought couverture.
How should chocolate be stored?
Cool, dry and away from light at 15–18 °C – not in the fridge, which causes bloom.
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