Godiva Chocolatier

I came in there because I had a $ 10 coupon for my birthday. I got 5 chocolate covered strawberries. Normally $ 12.50 but got it for $ 2.50. If I didn’t have the coupon I would not have gotten them because in my opinion that is too pricy for chocolate covered strawberries.
They also have good milkshakes and truffles. The only downfall is the prices. I normally can’t spend that much on a milkshake or chocolates because I feel it’s too much so I try to only come here for special occasions or if I have a coupon.

Súper rico las fresas con chocolate es lo mejor hasta ahora es lo único que he probado pero están súper ricas, te cuesta alrededor de $ 12 dólares creo que son seis fresas llegue ahí como en tres o cuatro ocasiones a comprar solo fresas hay tres tipos de chocolate blanco negro o de leche, esta súper rico

Small location with highly professional staff. Lots of gift options and an impressive case full of single pieces like truffles, dipped fruit, and clusters.
The menu includes Godiva soft serve and their Truffelata beverages. I had an assortment of truffles which were all delicious.
A little pricey, but for Godiva quality, I don’t mind. My only complaint is the lack of seating. The soft serve looked amazing, but it would melt taking two steps outside into the Vegas heat. A couple of chairs along the window would be an excellent addition.

The white chocolate ice cream is to die for! It of course is price over $ 6 but it’s Godiva! It definitely is worth every penny. The rich flavor is so filling and honestly although I savor end it I really wanted another one! I experienced this delightful treat in a waffle cone and I can’t wait to try it again!

I love this place they have a huge selection of truffles… Enormous chocolate covered strawberries they now have new Belgian soft serve ice cream with chocolate dipped cones that are absolutely delicious… the chocolate covered strawberries come in white chocolate, dark chocolate, milk chocolate are delicious .its a fantastic place for Valentine’s Day or any special occasion. Everytime I go in there the staff treats me like a long lost friend Ron the chocolatier has helped me pick my Valentine’s gifts for the last 4 years

Have a sweet tooth beyond sweet tooth and this place take care of it the chocolate is just amazing

Who doesn’t love decadent chocolates that are all like a piece of art. The store is absolutely beautiful & when you walk in you can smell all the high quality ingredients.
I love buying these as gifts because everyone appreciates great chocolate.
I also can’t help but to indulge myself once in awhile because we all deserve it. Also if you’re a fan of chocolate dipped strawberries this place has you covered!
Thank you for the free samples as well & I look forward to my next visit!

I was walking by the store when I noticed a sign outside their door showcasing their limited edition mooncake chocolates. The general manager of the store was kind and patient. He answered all the questions I had about the chocolates. They gave me a discount for buying in bulk (8 boxes for $ 37 each instead of $ 50 each). On top of that, there was a special sale going on that day for the mooncakes.
The flavors are unique. Most are infused with black tea. Filings include green tea, lychee, and other Asian favorites.
The moon festival is September 7 this year, so go try them while they are still available. You can get just once piece of chocolate if you don’t want the entire box. They’re delicious and make great gifts. They come with a beautiful red gift bag.

Had dinner last night at California pizza. But decide to skip the dessert and walked just around the corner and had the best Soft serve ice cream in town. Also try the water melon and Aztec chocolate truffles, delicious. Hoping they expand a little and add seating and coffee.

Delicious chocolates and treats here. The management well they aren’t as sweet as you’d like.
They just have a bitter persona and a weird vibe.
I come to town square a ridiculous amount of times a month because of the amazing stores here and I have a kays bill to pay haha.
I come here every time regardless of the visit. I do love the free piece you get on a monthly basis but when you’re a cash paying customer managers should understand without business they don’t have a roof over their head.
Just a little advice for management and workers, just a little smile won’t kill ya!

I was craving chocolate covered strawberries. I went with the skewer of banana and strawberry slices. I should have gone with the mini-​cone of individual chocolate covered strawberries. The chocolate was great.
Keep in mind, you can become a part of the Godiva chocolate club and get a free truffle every month.
I also picked out a few truffles. I wasn’t too impressed, but overall it was good chocolate.

The Godiva Boutique in Riverside closed down so we visited this one while on vacation. The staff member was very friendly and engaged our son with a free sample of his own. The selection was decent and the same as any other location. They do need to update some of the samples on display or just get rid of them completely since the chocolates were falling apart in some of the open display boxes. If the online site offers free shipping and an online discount, I probably would not go out of my way to drive to a boutique, unless I really wanted the monthly rewards member piece of chocolate. This is one of the finer chocolatiers and the packaging is nice for giftgiving. Prices are a bit high for me to frequent this brand for my chocolate cravings. Toblerone and Lindt do the job quite well without all the hype and extra cost. The extra star is for the friendly staff member.

If you haven’t been to the Godiva store at Town Square, I highly suggest you do. The salespeople are always friendly and courteous, even when you take awhile browsing their wares. There are usually free samples for you to try as well as sales to entice you to buy more than what you normally came in for (or at least it entices me!).
Godiva has a free club membership that allows you to get one free truffle every month. It is the reason why I stop by the store at least once a month.
Yes, Godiva chocolates are a bit pricy, but it is a delicacy I indulge in. There are not only a variety of chocolates, but drinks that taste great on a hot day.

My bf always got me two chocolate cover with Hugh strawberry n coffee for the bad day… he always know how to make me smile ;)

From time to time, I stop by chocolatiers for an indulgence — an expensive indulgence. I spent $ 12 on several strawberries and took them home with my wife. We dug in and found half of them were borderline rotten. I won’t be back.

You really can’t go wrong with CHOCOLATE! Amazing place to grab truffles and little chocolate treats. They have amazing crème brûlée pieces! Also they sell shakes, chocolate covered strawberries, and gifts to go! I have the rewards card and get a free piece every month. Also if you spend a certain amount each month you can get free stuff! So sign up already and enjoy your free piece of chocolate delight!

Join their chocolate club…1 free chocolate truffle a month. It’s a great excuse to go in! We both the salted cashew, caramel and dark chocolate bars. WOW! They are almost too good! Lol!
I want to give a shout out to the woman who helped my mom and me. Her name was Megan. She was outstandingly helpful! It’s always nice to have good, helpful customer service!

I love me some Godiva! So of course it was Christmas and any excuse to get into that store would work but I actually had something I was looking for. The customer service was amazing and the smell of the chocolate is divine.
Cant wait to come back!

I think Godiva makes the best truffle in the world. The Hazelnut Praline Truffle. That’s why I come here all the time.
The store at Town Square is really one of the best specialty stores I’ve ever been to. Great service, quiet, never a long line and of course that impeccable truffle.
I was here at 9.45pm tonight to get a box of truffles for my cousin. $ 36. Yes… pricey but worth it. As I was looking through the various boxes, the salesgirl (Melissa), comes over and gives me this coupon. It’s a «scratch-​off» coupon that is given to anyone that purchases something and apparently someone earlier had scratched it off and decided not to use it. The coupon was a buy one box get another free. That’s $ 36 for two boxes of truffles. I thought the gesture was truly admirable. She saw we were looking at something and went out of her way to make our experience better.
Melissa, the other sales people at this Godiva and that Hazelnut Praline Truffle makes this the perfect little store.

Make sure that you sign up for the Godiva frequent shopper card, it scores you one free chocolate a month. Sadly this does not include the super juicy, delicious chocolate covered strawberries. Those run $ 4 – 5 and are scrumptious.
The pre-​packaged chocolates make nice gifts, and the frozen chocolate drinks are rich and refreshing. I really like the raspberry one.
The store is small and can get crowded on weekends… And some employees are much friendlier then others.

When I first moved to Las Vegas six years ago, I thought everything was going to be open 24 hours. Maybe not out in the ‘burbs, but on the Strip it was just one big round-​the-​clock party, right?
So, now I know better, and I also know that the arguments rage on about whether Town Square is actually the «Strip» (I say «no»… for now), but if there was one place on Las Vegas Boulevard that I wish would fulfill my naïve ²⁴⁄₇ dreams, it’s the little Godiva shop at Town Square.
What this city surprisingly lacks is a strong confectioner presence, but we do have a few good chocolatiers, and Godiva lives up to its established reputation for bringing the nummies.
Not every Godiva shop is alike, though. The one at the Venetian is always crowded and service is never remarkable at best. The one at Planet Hollywood (is it even still there?) seems to have a smaller selection. What’s so great about the Godiva at Town Square?
Being in its own little storefront (and not essentially part of a mall) makes for a better traffic flow. The people who work there are always pleasant and never snooty, maybe because they deal with more locals than at other locations? I appreciate that the staff usually leaves you alone after saying hello, not following you around the tiny space and trying to show off products you can examine for yourself. Alas, the implication of «usually» is part of what keeps this review from being five stars.
(The other item is price. Godiva makes silky, rich, reliable chocolates, and they don’t have a lot of local competition for a similar level of product, but I still think their prices are more about preserving their aura of prestige than the quality of the product.)
Never mind the price of truffles, though, because what I like best of all are the (heavenly sigh) Chocolixirs! Even the name, Chocolixir, makes me feel like this is medicine for blue day. With caramel or raspberry or without, I’ve never had a poorly mixed one from this store.
Strolling around Town Square on a breezy day, sipping a Milk Chocolate Decadence… I wish Thoreau could’ve lived to experience it. One trip to Godiva and I always leave swearing that I’ll never muck about with Frappuccinos ever again.
One word of recommendation: sign up for Godiva’s chocolate club. You can do it in the store or online, and you’ll get one of those little cards for your keychain, one that entitles you to a free piece of chocolate every month. (Or they can just look you up by email address when you pop by.) The Town Square people are often willing to box up your freebie, too, so you can focus on that delicious Chocolixir instead.
Bön chocolat!