These South Carolina Chocolate Shops Are Mouthwatering

Are you like so many of us who have a bit of a sweet tooth? How about just chocolate? Do you dream of that sweet, bitter, creamy taste of South Carolina chocolate? Do you dream of sinking your teeth into it and feeling it melt on your tongue in sheer bliss? Ever wonder where you can find the best South Carolina chocolate shops? Wonder no more. We have found out where you can get some of the best chocolate in South Carolina! We have no doubt that each and every one of these can explode that sweet tooth and bring you to chocolate nirvana. Here they are in no particular order.

The Chocolate Tree, 507 Carteret St, Beaufort

The Chocolate Tree/FB

The Chocolate Tree/FB Yes, The Chocolate Tree has changed its awning, but we had to show this one as we love the turtle, and speaking of turtles…oh my! 507 Carteret St, Beaufort, SC 29902, USA

The Chocolate Shoppe, 1392 N Pleasantburg Dr, Greenville

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Yelp This place has many options to choose from, but the BEST is the giant chocolate chip cookie that has tons of chocolate chips. YUM! 1392 N Pleasantburg Dr, Greenville, SC 29607, USA

Christophe Artisan Chocolatier, 90 Society St, Charleston

Christophe Artisan Chocolatier

Christophe Artisan Chocolatier/FB One can’t walk into this shop without dropping some serious money. You might try to bring it all home with you! 90 Society St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

Chocolate Monkey, 5341 Sunset Blvd, Lexington

Chocolate Monkey/FB 5341 Sunset Blvd, Lexington, SC 29072, USA

Chocolate Monkey/FB The employees were really nice…we just have to point that out. Besides that, this place had a HUGE selection of chocolate treats and some combinations you would never think of but were absolutely delicious.

Editor’s Note: Since the original publication of this article, The Chocolate Monkey has closed. 5341 Sunset Blvd, Lexington, SC 29072, USA

Godiva Chocolatier, 142 Market St, Charleston

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Yelp Who can pass up Godiva in any form? 142 Market St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, 4633 Hwy 501 C220, Myrtle Beach

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory/FB They have everything from gourmet dipped apples to fudge…oh the fudge! Editor’s Note: Since the original publication of this article, This location of The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory has closed, however, there are locations all over the country which you can find on their site.

Kilwin’s Chocolate Fudge & Ice Cream, 220 N Main St #202, Greenville

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Yelp Why not pair chocolate with ice cream? There can’t be anything better really. If you get to go here, don’t pass up the hot fudge sundae. 220 N Main St #202, Greenville, SC 29601, USA

Chocolat Boutique, 1012 Market St, Fort Mill

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ChocolatBoutique/FB Handmade truffles, dipped strawberries, and unique chocolates. This is hands-down the place to go for the best truffles in South Carolina. 1012 Market St suite 104, Fort Mill, SC 29708, USA

Chocolates by the Sea, 24 Palmetto Bay Rd, Hilton Head Island

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Chocolates by the Sea/FB Do you love chocolate? What a question right? If so, you’ll absolutely go crazy for this place. It’s true when they say great things come in small packages. This may be a small store, but there are amazing chocolate confections here. You will go back again and again and….again. 24 Palmetto Bay Rd d2, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928, USA

Chocolate Wonderland, 182 Ellis Ave, Lexington

Chocolate Wonderland/FB

Chocolate Wonderland/FB Not only will this place make you a dream wedding cake (or any cake), but it will make personalized chocolate candy bars as well as other chocolate items that will have people raving. 182 Ellis Ave, Lexington, SC 29072, USA

CocoBon Chocolatier, 106 Pikes Ridge Rd, Anderson

CocoBon Chocolatier/FB

CocoBon Chocolatier/FB Handmade delicacies made from the finest ingredients. There are no preservatives, no artificial flavorings, just good wholesome, scrumptious chocolates at CocoBon! 111 N Main St, Anderson, SC 29621, USA

The Chocolate Canopy, 55 New Orleans Rd #101, Hilton Head Island

The Chocolate Canopy/FB

The Chocolate Canopy/FB There’s a method to the chocolate here! Just ask the owner. Try everything you can, especially the sea salt caramels! 55 New Orleans Rd #101, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928, USA

A Taste of the South, 3827 Broad River Rd, Columbia

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A Taste of the South/FB Pecans and chocolate, chocolate and pecans, and chocolates. This place makes the best of what the South has to offer. (Editor’s Note: A Taste of the South is temporarily closed. Keep up on their status on Facebook.) 401 Hampton St, Columbia, SC 29201, USA

The Chocolate Moose, 120 N Main St, Greenville

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Cara Heavenridge/Google Specializing in baked goods, especially cupcakes and cake pops, this place made some incredible chocolate desserts. They also had vegan and vegetarian options as well. (Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, The Chocolate Moose has permanently closed.) 130 S Main St, Greenville, SC 29601, USA

River Street Sweets, 270 King St, Charleston

Yelp

Yelp Amazing chocolates and those southern sweet pralines. No one makes them better than this place. Get some turtles, bear claws, and pralines if you visit here. You will dream about going back. 4840 Tanger Outlet Blvd suite 821, North Charleston, SC 29418, USA

Chocolate is one of those things that are absolute heaven to the senses. It’s not only the taste but the smell and the feeling that it provokes. It has been shown in scientific studies to temporarily alleviate depression because of the endorphins your brain makes when you just have the smell…not even the taste. Dark chocolate is better for you than milk, but all of it’s amazing. Then there are the truffles in South Carolina…yum! Just remember that everything is good in small quantities. If you eat it all the time then it isn’t so special. What is your favorite chocolate? Tell us in the comments below! Here is a bonus South Carolina Chocolate shop.

The Chocolate Tree/FB

Yes, The Chocolate Tree has changed its awning, but we had to show this one as we love the turtle, and speaking of turtles…oh my!

507 Carteret St, Beaufort, SC 29902, USA

Rachel Mason/Google

Yelp

This place has many options to choose from, but the BEST is the giant chocolate chip cookie that has tons of chocolate chips. YUM!

1392 N Pleasantburg Dr, Greenville, SC 29607, USA

Christophe Artisan Chocolatier

Christophe Artisan Chocolatier/FB

One can’t walk into this shop without dropping some serious money. You might try to bring it all home with you!

90 Society St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

Chocolate Monkey/FB

5341 Sunset Blvd, Lexington, SC 29072, USA

The employees were really nice…we just have to point that out. Besides that, this place had a HUGE selection of chocolate treats and some combinations you would never think of but were absolutely delicious.

Editor’s Note: Since the original publication of this article, The Chocolate Monkey has closed.

Who can pass up Godiva in any form?

142 Market St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory/FB

They have everything from gourmet dipped apples to fudge…oh the fudge! Editor’s Note: Since the original publication of this article, This location of The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory has closed, however, there are locations all over the country which you can find on their site.

Why not pair chocolate with ice cream? There can’t be anything better really. If you get to go here, don’t pass up the hot fudge sundae.

220 N Main St #202, Greenville, SC 29601, USA

ChocolatBoutique/FB

Handmade truffles, dipped strawberries, and unique chocolates. This is hands-down the place to go for the best truffles in South Carolina.

1012 Market St suite 104, Fort Mill, SC 29708, USA

Chocolates by the Sea/FB

Do you love chocolate? What a question right? If so, you’ll absolutely go crazy for this place. It’s true when they say great things come in small packages. This may be a small store, but there are amazing chocolate confections here. You will go back again and again and….again.

24 Palmetto Bay Rd d2, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928, USA

Chocolate Wonderland/FB

Not only will this place make you a dream wedding cake (or any cake), but it will make personalized chocolate candy bars as well as other chocolate items that will have people raving.

182 Ellis Ave, Lexington, SC 29072, USA

CocoBon Chocolatier/FB

Handmade delicacies made from the finest ingredients. There are no preservatives, no artificial flavorings, just good wholesome, scrumptious chocolates at CocoBon!

111 N Main St, Anderson, SC 29621, USA

The Chocolate Canopy/FB

There’s a method to the chocolate here! Just ask the owner. Try everything you can, especially the sea salt caramels!

55 New Orleans Rd #101, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928, USA

A Taste of the South/FB

Pecans and chocolate, chocolate and pecans, and chocolates. This place makes the best of what the South has to offer. (Editor’s Note: A Taste of the South is temporarily closed. Keep up on their status on Facebook.)

401 Hampton St, Columbia, SC 29201, USA

Evan Guthrie/Google

Cara Heavenridge/Google

Specializing in baked goods, especially cupcakes and cake pops, this place made some incredible chocolate desserts. They also had vegan and vegetarian options as well. (Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, The Chocolate Moose has permanently closed.)

130 S Main St, Greenville, SC 29601, USA

Amazing chocolates and those southern sweet pralines. No one makes them better than this place. Get some turtles, bear claws, and pralines if you visit here. You will dream about going back.

4840 Tanger Outlet Blvd suite 821, North Charleston, SC 29418, USA

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The Best Treats In South Carolina January 25, 2023 William Suphan What are the best candy shops in South Carolina? The best candy shops in South Carolina include:

Candy Girl Confections. Located in Myers Park, this candy shop has elegant displays of sweet confections ranging from old-fashioned favorites to yummy chocolates and gummies. barCHOCOLATE. This little shop makes small-batch, artisan chocolates using local and fresh ingredients with no extracts or flavorings. RocketFizz. This is the place to go to get your fix of candy and soda and it has a vast selection of both. Petit Philippe. This is a combination of a wine bar and chocolatier where you can get some of the most scrumptious wines and chocolates in the state.

Find out more about the best candy shops in South Carolina. What are the most iconic foods in South Carolina? The most iconic foods in South Carolina include:

Shrimp and Grits. Pick some shrimp out of a low county boil and throw them on some hot buttered grits and you’ll have this amazing dish. Okra. People in South Carolina love their okra and serve it up in a multitude of ways: steamed, fried, boiled, you name it. Frogmore Stew. This is synonymous with the Lowcountry boil where shrimp, corn, sausage, and potatoes are boiled with a mixture of spices and eaten by hand right off the table. Boiled Peanuts. While this is a popular treat all over the South, it is most certainly a staple in South Carolina.

Discover more about the most iconic foods in South Carolina. What are the most classic dishes in South Carolina? The most classic dishes in South Carolina include:

Southern Fried Chicken. In South Carolina, this can be made savory or spicy with an egg batter that is to die for. Pimento Cheese. This is cheese mixed with mayonnaise, cream cheese, and pimentos and is found all over the state. South Carolina Barbecue. There are different regions, some with a sweet yellow mustard sauce and some with a spicy vinegar and pepper sauce. Hoppin’ Johns. This is a dish made with rice and black-eyed peas that is traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day.

Learn more about the most classic dishes in South Carolina.

The OIYS Visitor Center

The Best Treats In South Carolina

January 25, 2023

William Suphan

What are the best candy shops in South Carolina? The best candy shops in South Carolina include:

Find out more about the best candy shops in South Carolina. What are the most iconic foods in South Carolina? The most iconic foods in South Carolina include:

Discover more about the most iconic foods in South Carolina. What are the most classic dishes in South Carolina? The most classic dishes in South Carolina include:

Learn more about the most classic dishes in South Carolina.

The OIYS Visitor Center

The best candy shops in South Carolina include:

Candy Girl Confections. Located in Myers Park, this candy shop has elegant displays of sweet confections ranging from old-fashioned favorites to yummy chocolates and gummies.
barCHOCOLATE. This little shop makes small-batch, artisan chocolates using local and fresh ingredients with no extracts or flavorings.
RocketFizz. This is the place to go to get your fix of candy and soda and it has a vast selection of both.
Petit Philippe. This is a combination of a wine bar and chocolatier where you can get some of the most scrumptious wines and chocolates in the state.

Find out more about the best candy shops in South Carolina.

What are the most iconic foods in South Carolina?

The most iconic foods in South Carolina include:

Shrimp and Grits. Pick some shrimp out of a low county boil and throw them on some hot buttered grits and you’ll have this amazing dish.
Okra. People in South Carolina love their okra and serve it up in a multitude of ways: steamed, fried, boiled, you name it.
Frogmore Stew. This is synonymous with the Lowcountry boil where shrimp, corn, sausage, and potatoes are boiled with a mixture of spices and eaten by hand right off the table.
Boiled Peanuts. While this is a popular treat all over the South, it is most certainly a staple in South Carolina.

Discover more about the most iconic foods in South Carolina.

What are the most classic dishes in South Carolina?

The most classic dishes in South Carolina include:

Southern Fried Chicken. In South Carolina, this can be made savory or spicy with an egg batter that is to die for.
Pimento Cheese. This is cheese mixed with mayonnaise, cream cheese, and pimentos and is found all over the state.
South Carolina Barbecue. There are different regions, some with a sweet yellow mustard sauce and some with a spicy vinegar and pepper sauce.
Hoppin’ Johns. This is a dish made with rice and black-eyed peas that is traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day.

Learn more about the most classic dishes in South Carolina.