Hanna's Chocolates - Pleasanton, California

Bareen H. N.

I just visited them.
It’s a cute place, but I have to mention their customer service wasn’t welcoming or even customer service. It was our first time visiting and a little the lady there could have offered us. Like suggestions on their best sellers would be appreciated.
We got a a milk dubai chocolate which I’d rate 2.5/5 for the price $8 and also the flavor since I’ve tried it earlier. Disappointed.
Rice crispy treat, too much caramel we wouldn’t rate it. .5/5 Sadly
Fruity Pebbles was a 0 as well.
Hazelnut was disappointing too.
As being a fan of hazelnut chocolate, I didn’t like it.
We spend $80 there and there’s hardly something that left their taste with us we’d want to go back to trying.
A little work on their customer service could have added to our experience but we were just disappointed.

drawonnoodles

The best Knafeh chocolate bar in the Bay Area! I haven't found any other one that even LOOKS remotely as good as Hanna's chocolate. I haven't spent this much on any sweets before ($35 per bar as of Jan 2025) so I was a bit skeptical but OH MY GOSH it was so so so very good from the first bite. I didn't expect the filling to stay so crispy and crunchy. I also love that they give you three options for the chocolate: white, milk, and dark. The nice lady who helped us was also very patient with us when we were picking our flavors for the many different options of bonbons. The Knafeh bar was very unique and I absolutely want more but for the price it's more of a one time experience. But well worth it! They also have a smaller bar that you can purchase for $8.

Sanjit M.

I stopped by Hanna's Chocolates to check out this local Pleasanton chocolate shop. (Yes I love chocolates) Having enjoyed amazing chocolates in Japan, France, and Italy, I was excited to see that Hanna trained at the Chicago French Pastry School. The chocolates looked stunning 🌈; almost like something out of Wonka! 😁

The shop itself is beautifully designed, giving off the feel of a high-end chocolatier. However, when we got home and tried them, I found them too sweet, with just a chocolate shell and a little chocolate inside; not what I was expecting. Later, my daughter mentioned they were bonbons, which made me realize my expectations were off. I learned that bonbons have a distinct filling, whereas plain chocolate bars do not, and they often have unique shapes and decorative designs; which these nidded had. See the video. They look beautiful and will please everyone's eyes! ✨

While the experience was great, *La Maison du Chocolat* still holds the top spot for me! 🍫

julia D.

The chocolate is beautiful and a delight for the senses. Every bon bon has an explosion of flavor beautifully dancing around the mimic flavor (try the fig and goat cheese walnut 😍). The macaroons are also not to be missed - the texture melts beautifully when you eat them. You will be hooked. Try everything ❤️

Catherine R.

Love this place! I’ve finally found the best Dubai chocolate in the area. Too bad they’re only open 4 days a week.

Margo W.

Absolutely the best chocolates in the Bay Area - worth the trip. And now delicious gelato. SO gooood! Wonderful staff. Our new monthly stop (maybe weekly!)

Alec M.

A cute hidden gem in an unassuming business center in Pleasanton! I purchased two sets of bonbons for friends' early christmas gifts, they absolutely loved them. I look forward to picking up more soon!

Steph K.

I just came here for the first time to get chocolates for my mother-in-law, and it was such a great experience! Super friendly service, and the chocolates are all so beautiful with a variety of interesting flavors. I had a sample of one and it was so good. So glad there’s a chocolatier in our neighborhood, and I’ll definitely be coming here for future gifts.