Indulgence Chocolatiers

Indulgence is a must if you are ever in the Walker’s Point area! Definitely some of the best chocolates I’ve ever had. You will be hooked.
We loved stopping by on Friday evening (beware they close at 7 pm on Friday!) to try their wine and chocolate pairing before heading out for dinner in Walker’s Point. Our bartender was wonderful and fully explained each pairing… what flavor notes are highlighted and accented by the wine and chocolate together. One of the best parts is you can even buy a bottle of the wine if you loved it! We had an extremely relaxing time sipping on wine and eating some chocolate… a great way to start the weekend off right!!!
Splurge a little and get some chocolate bars! $ 1 off if you buy three… the Coconut Curry chocolate bar is amazing even though it sounds a bit odd!

Love, love love this place. And Molly is a great host. She hooked us up on places to go better than Google!

If there was a 6^th star, this place deserves it!
They were very accommodating with putting together 30 truffle boxes in less than 12 hours! I had never been there before, but when I sampled my first truffle. Oh My God… AMAZING!!!

This place is so much fun! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The wine options are great, the chocolate is yummy. Not overly expensive, either. Worth going if you’re out and about in the area!

Indulgence is a great little spot in Walker’s Point (really it is little but remember also great). There are a couple of tables to sit and a few more seats at the bar, but no the right place for a large sized group. A party of 2 is perfect, 4 is also doable, but more than that might get tricky.
You can always stop here for some chocolates, to go, as well!
Unique pairings are featured: chocolate/​wine, chocolate/​beer, chocolate/​cocktails, chocolate/​cheese — yep!
I’ve always enjoyed my time coming here no matter what the event or if coming off the street as I did most recently. I do believe they take reservations, obviously needed for the pairing events, but one night just walking in, I head another group mention having a reservation.
This is a small business owned by a young, local couple with a family. You couldn’t support something better! And the chocolates are pretty darn good, too.

I vacationed in Milwaukee last year and found this place. While the chocolates are amazing they don’t take their online orders very seriously. My friend ordered me chocolates as a birthday gift on January 9, 2016 and it is now March 4, 2016 and I have yet to receive them. My friend called them in early February to ask what the issue was and they said they had received the order but had forgotten about it because it had special instructions. She even called before placing the order to see if the the special instructions were okay to add to the order.

This is the most perfect way to end your night in the city. A flight of wine and chocolates to pair… it’ll make you fly baby.
Now, if you’ve never done a wine/​chocolate (or cheese pairing), you don’t understand what you’re missing. When done right, your full-​bodied earthy merlot tangos with your surprisingly light and spicy truffle in a manner so delicate and pleasing you’ll forget how to make a thought.
The way these Lords of Chocolate combine flavor and texture is just absolutely incredible. Not to mention how beautiful some of these truffles are, I mean. they are quite literally works of art.
My fiancée needs to stop being sick so we can go back to Indulge.
SIDE NOTE: Fellas! WATCH YOUR LADY IF YOU BRING HER HERE. If you get the wine flight (which you should) with chocolate pairing, she will very likely go from «Willing to try new things» to «napping in the bathroom» before you have any idea your dreams are not to come true tonight.

Great variety great pricing lovely surroundings my husband actually eight more chocolate than I did great date night for married couples and something completely different well worth it we will be back unfortunately bathroom could’ve been A bit cleaner otherwise great time

Amazing chocolate and great price! We loved it so much that we want to come back to Milwaukee just to have it again!

Amazing chocolate and not too expensive! $ 2 for one chocolate. Very well designed shop too. Wine and whiskey pairings as well.

I hosted a private wine/​chocolate pairing and tasting event here. We had about 25 attendees, which was the max that the space allowed. Julie did a wonderful job preparing a nice set of pairings and explaining them to guests. She was very helpful during the planning process as well. I highly recommend using Indulgence for private events, at we had a great experience.

Alien tried Chocholate & Red Wine Flight. $ 16 is very good deal for three pieces of fancy chocolate and glasses of wine. Alien loved their prune black pepper hazelnut praline chocolate.

Unbelievably delicious chocolates! The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The chocolate is extremely addicting. One of my favorite stops in Milwaukee.

What a neat place for something a little different to do and experience in Milwaukee! I recommend this for a fun outing! Great for little celebrations, girls night, a date, etc.
The good: um, chocolate. I could end there because their chocolate is to die for. Seriously, it’s really good chocolate. Handcrafted. Haven’t had a piece I didn’t like. Cute shop. Very helpful and friendly staff. Very yummy wine and truffle pairings, cheese and truffle pairings and my man seemed to have enjoyed his whiskey and truffle pairing. Can’t speak for the beer and truffle pairings, but I’m sure they are excellent too! I don’t like a lot of wine and lived what they’ve picked out here. And if you’re not sure if you want a flight? Spring for the flight! Can’t go wrong. I’ve enjoyed them every time.
The mediocre: there isn’t anything «bad» about Indulgence, but I did have a couple of minor complaints… this place appears to be fancy but it has a very casual staff and approach. It’s a little confusing or «off» with this feel. I didn’t like that our server (not sure what they call their staff here) was wearing shorts and a regular olé t-​shirt. I’d have even been fine with a plain black t-​shirt but this was a casual one. Uniforms aren’t always necessary but when you have a really nice thing going, impressions are important and a sloppy-​ish dressed staff isn’t making the best impression. Secondly, the women’s restroom door was nearly impossible to open/​close. Was stuck on the frame and it didn’t seem particularly humid, so that was a noticeable problem that could use some fixing. The only other complaint is the seating. The stools and high tables look cool but aren’t the most comfortable. Comfy chairs to enjoy your wine and truffles would be preferable. (This was brought up in our group a few times.)
So despite my minor grumblings, be sure to add Indulgence pairings to your list of things to do! Truly delicious! The staff have been helpful and make great suggestions every time. The menu has been amazing each time. A win!

Amazing selection, delicious chocolates, but if you want to really have a great time… take a pairing class. Well worth the money, and you get a selection of chocolates and drinks (wine, beer, rum, etc) to go with it. Every selection expertly paired by Julie.

We had a great time at Indulgence on Saturday. I had been here once before to enjoy a pairing «class» with several ladies, and I couldn’t wait to come back and show Joe that chocolate is so much more than Hershey’s.
I’d say we got here around 1:30 and while there were a few people at the «bar» and milling between the tables, we were able to walk right up and sit down. The two girls working were friendly and greeted us right away. I wanted to do a wine pairing, and Joe did the beer pairing. I couldn’t decide between red and white so I mix ‘n’ matched two whites and a red. I loved the attention to detail that the girls took not only in their product, but the beer/​wine that they paired it with. They knew all the undertones and pointed out notes of flavors I otherwise would not have noticed. Joe found a new appreciation for Polish Moon once he learned the background of it too.
The truffles are $ 2 sold individually and they do nice gift boxing of them. The entire time we were there people were filing in and out, there was never a time without a line — great for them. Keep up the awesome work, Julie and we can’t wait for you to be in Tosa!

(The original location closed, so I copied my review to this location. Everything I wrote still applies.)
I love chocolate. It doesn’t take much to make me happy when it comes to chocolate, but if someone wants to go through the trouble of producing creative chocolate goodness, then I am game.
I procured a few bars a couple of months ago, and I’ve been enjoying small pieces of them sporadically, so I don’t over-​indulge.
Citrus Ginger, Cranberry Pumpkin Seed, and Cherry Almond all taste as amazing as they sound. I thought the Cherry Almond would be my favorite, but it may actually be the Cranberry Pumpkin Seed.
These dark chocolate bars do not just have the essence of the flavors I listed. There are actual pieces of cranberry and pumpkin seed and cherry and almond, etc.
These are top quality chocolates and worth every penny. I look forward to trying the other variations.

Yesterday was my first trip to the Indulgence retail store/​tasting bar/​place where I will get even fatter. I’ve had their product before (Sendiks and a few other places in Tosa carry it) but the retail location takes it to the next level.
The smell when you walk in… amazing.
The display areas are gorgeous — bars are along one wall and are organized by cacao content — the darkest ones are on top and the white chocolate is on the bottom. As it should be. Bars are $ 6 each or you can get 3 for $ 17. I do wish they had tasting notes for some of the flavors apart from the brief descriptions on the labels — like what it might pair with or something.
That said, the person working during my visit was helpful, really knowledgeable and friendly. He gave me some good suggestions for gifts and did a good description of a specialty flavor (Golden Harvest aka sweet corn & sage. Really looking forward to trying that one out!). I couldn’t resist snagging a truffle (or two) for myself — the Sticky Toffee Pudding one was great but the Caramel Grey Salt… should be illegal. In fact, you should not eat any of the truffles so that there are more for me.
In terms of price point, sure — it’s more than a Hershey bar. But in the context of Vosges (a Chicago producer) or something like Teuscher (from Switzerland) they are a bargain. Also, Indulgence is opening a location with Purple Door in Tosa soon which makes me both happy and sad. Happy because those caramel truffles will be so close and sad because those truffles will be so close. I have no willpower, people — none.

Chocolate snobbery suits me. It’s the perfect thing to be a know-​it-​all about, and every large metropolitan/​tourist area has good chocolate to be found. It gives me something to pursue. Besides, by being a chocolate snob, things like bowls of M&M’s sitting on desks at work (how unsanitary!) do not tempt me. That has to be good for my figure, no?
I’ve had Indulgence chocolate a number of times, and I already knew it was dandy. This time, we went to their tasting room. There’s a wall of packaged chocolate bars and bags and cocoa and other treats and lots of chocolate love. They seem to typically have at least one type out for sampling on a table in the middle. There’s a case of divine looking truffles. And then, there’s a wine bar. Yes, chocolate and wine and nothing else. Indeed, it’s pulling at my vices. If it seemed appropriate to wear sweat pants here, I might not ever leave.
The chocolate is always fantastic. I had a fancy seasonal truffle from the case — something about Crispin cider in a little shell of delectable chocolate with a fashionable color swirl on top — and it put a stupid grin on my face. I’m sure the wine is good because if they are serving bad wine, they are certainly missing the point. I’ll come back another time and confirm.
The chocolate is not cheap, but what’s that saying… you get what you pay for.
If you like chocolate at all you should probably come here. If you like chocolate AND wine, you need to make plans to go this weekend. If you like neither, you should still come and buy a friend (or me!) a lovely chocolatey gift.
Just say yes to the chocolate.

Oh my goodness. The folks at Indulgence know their stuff.
With combinations like Thai peanut butter (surprisingly spicy, with candied ginger on top), balsamic fig, and coconut habanero — you are sure to find something new, exciting, and delicious to sink your teeth into. Paired with any of indulgence’s excellent wines, it’s a lovely way to break up an afternoon of shopping downtown, or relax before/​after a meal.
The girls behind the counter are wonderful — super knowledgeable about the wines and flavor pairings in the truffles. Most three wine/​three truffle pairings are under $ 20, which is a steal for how generous the pours are. AND you can witness the genius happening in the kitchen through the glass partition. Lovely lovely stop.

Heaven. Heaven may be a place where there are no diminishing returns. Basically, everything would continue to taste and feel as good as the very first bite. If this is the case, you will want to spend your eternity at Indulgence. And if you do, it will be spent indulging in creative, delicious, divine chocolate truffles. And occasionally you will pair those truffles with cheese, beer, whiskey, or wine. And the tastes will blend and melt in your mouth, creating a symphony for your taste buds for ALL ETERNITY!
But if you can’t make that kind of a commitment, you should at least visit Indulgence once or twice. Please go for one of the classes. The most recent class I went to was a wine, cheese, AND chocolate pairing. It was just the right mix of being fun, informative, and delectable. The owner is sweet, down to earth, and passionate about her products and pairings. The truffles are… just damn good. If you can’t make a class just stop in and pick up a few truffles. Those or their chocolate bars would make the best gift for the holidays. Don’t forget to pick up a few to gift me!

This place is amazing! I did the chocolate and cheese tasting and it was phenomenal. The chocolate and cheeses were so thoughtfully paired and worked well together. The smoked blue cheese was the best I’ve ever had.
Our server was very knowledgeable even though she was really new! Great training.

What a fabulous way to end a Friday evening!
We drove by on the off chance Indulgence might be still open and it was!
It is Foodie Week in Walker’s Point, so there were two special menus. The wine/​chocolate flight pairing was out of this world, chocolates such as raspberry mascarpone, honey goat cheese, and plum salt partnered with whites and reds. The SO ordered the beer and chocolate pairing, which included Wisconsin beers and chocolates such as candied ginger, and salted toffee.
The server was incredibly knowledgeable, presenting finite details of each chocolate along with how and why it was paired with its drink. Apparently the menus change seasonally, so there’s always something different, including a cheese/​chocolate pairing and whiskey/​chocolate
Quick FYI — they take credit cards, but cash tips only.

WHY: I was biking in the area and stopped in for a sugar hit to pedal back to Tosa. Didn’t immediately see a bike rack so locked up to a tree out front.
IMPRESSION: Upon walking in you will take the most heavenly breathe of chocolate infused air of your life. Indulgence could sell glass bottles of their air and I would buy it. I was greeted by a friendly employee — told her it was my first time. The chocolates are very pretty, like little chocolate jewels.
ORDERED: I ordered a six piece truffle box consisting of Blackberry Espresso, Coconut Habanero, Thai Peanut Butter, Earl Grey tea, and two others one containing ginger. I forgot what was what but the Coconut Habanero was very easy to distinguish!
TO GO: I took my box of chocolates to Big Head Brewing in Tosa and paired them with a beer sampler. So much fun for da mouth. Will be back for Indulgence’s whiskey and chocolate pairings!
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This is the place to go when you want a real treat. I’ve been buying Indulgence’s chocolate bars for a few years now (they’re lovely on their own, broken up over ice cream, or set out in pieces with nuts or cheese), but somehow, I’ve never managed to make it into the store.
I went in for the sangria and chocolate tasting on Friday night and it was phenomenal! First, let’s start with the service. We were lucky enough that the owner herself was the host for the night. Not only is she knowledgeable and passionate about her store and its products, but she’s also just a really warm, nice person to chat with. As she was talking about the sangrias and the chocolates and why they were paired together, the flavors we should pay attention to, etc., we could tell we were in the hands of someone who was an expert in her craft — and that made it really, really fun!
Second, the wonderful food and drink. I love chocolate. I’m the type of person who will hunt out the best chocolate in a region for a little taste when I’m traveling, and I’m so glad that we have this type of chocolatier in Milwaukee. The chocolates themselves were both unique and beautiful — a chocolate-​dipped piece of ginger, a strawberry balsamic truffle, a peach lavender truffle and a flambé cherries bourbon truffle, and the pairing with the different sangrias (each custom made to be a perfect companion to each piece of chocolate) brought out unique aspects of each flavor.
This was a great way to spend part of the evening with a group of friends. I’ll definitely be back!

This is one of my favorite places to refer people to, because it doesn’t not disappoint!
These beautiful little truffles will ruin you for all other chocolates. The creamy chocolates, the decadent fillings and the creative toppings are one of the best tastes in town.
The retail store has a tasting bar with a menu of their specialty chocolate truffles paired with white wines or red wines or beer or cheese. Each pairing is very well researched and will absolutely please your tastebuds!
But the crowning jewel of this local shop is the pairing classes. I’ve taking Truffle and Cheese, Truffles and Tea, a few different Truffles and Wine and most recently Truffles and Craft Cocktails (see photos). Most tastings are comprised of six perfectly paired truffles and their complimenting item.
The pairings create a party of epic proportions in your mouth. Check out their website and sign up for a class now!

I stopped by here with a friend on a late Friday afternoon. It was a great way to catch up over beer and chocolate. The pairing was awesome and included a good variety for both beer (IPA, stout, porter and lambic) and chocolate (sea salt caramel, coconut habanero, irish cream and almond). The lady working there was very friendly and we got to talking about our tastes in beer with her.
They do wine & chocolate pairings as well as chocolate & cheese pairings. And their menus change every so often so I will be back for more! Besides the pairing portion, you can buy truffles, hot cocoa and even beer/​wine to conduct your own tasting at home. The chocolate bars make fantastic gifts.
Please note that they close at 6 pm!