AJ Chocolate House Rīga

I came there by accident. And no, I was not keen on having dessert. But hey, resistance was futile.
This is a high class café. The hot chocolate was awesome and the cake fit perfectly.
My travel mascot agrees.

World of chocolate! large selection for different tastes. Helpful staff will help you buy as a gift, and you can also taste with a cup of coffee or tea.

We took a piece of cheese cake and a piece of white cholate cake. Cheese cake was fine.. not sweet at all but a bit salty. It was very different from what I have tasted.. the real problem was White chocolate cake. The white cream was .. we have no idea what it was made of.. but aweful.. it is not white chocolate at all. Very bitter.
the chocolate bread part is not that bad.

I passed in front of this shop several times, and had avoided it, because it seemed very touristy. I finally decided to give it a try and it was very good! Good coffee, excellent chocolate!!.. Definitely worth stopping by!

Hot chocolate was very delicious, but no wonder since it was basically pure, molten chocolate. It came with a glass of water. If you want a more liquid drink, the Kakao is also very good.

We just wanted to warm up a little and found this very, very lovely café in the heart of Riga. The hot chocolate and those little, sweet pralines we got were the best we ever had. So much love, so much quality united in a single place. I’d fully recommend this place to feel a small bit of the bumping chocolate heart of AJ Chocolate House Rīga.

A chocolate heaven! Loved not only the cake and chocolate, but also the tea. It was not one from the bag that you can get at any store. Props for that!
Also, it's quite a comfortable place for work with computer.
The service was nice as well, got recommendations according to what I said I liked.
All in all, a perfect place for a chocolate-loving community!

Cakes looked amazing, tasted rank, coffee was ok, it was pleas at enough to sit and drink it. service was functional and fine but not the friendliest (but I do wonder if that's a cultural thing!)