TadDin Chocolate Shop
Artisanal Armenian chocolate haven in Yerevan: craft kinder surprises, taste tarragon twists, and savor small-batch delights in an intimate workshop.
TadDin Chocolate Shop in Yerevan's Nor-Nork district crafts small-batch artisanal chocolates with Armenian flavors like tarragon and pomegranate. Visitors enjoy workshops making kinder surprises and mendiants, tastings of unique varieties, and purchases of gift sets. Open daily 10am-7pm, it's a delightful spot for chocolate lovers seeking hands-on experiences and premium treats.
A brief summary to TadDin Chocolate shop
- 17 Nansen Street, Yerevan, Nor-Nork, 0056, AM
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- Duration: 0.5 to 2 hours
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 10 am-7 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-7 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-7 pm
- Thursday 10 am-7 pm
- Friday 10 am-7 pm
- Saturday 10 am-7 pm
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring TadDin Chocolate shop.
- Book workshops in advance, especially for groups; they fill quickly with families and friends.
- Try the tarragon after-eight chocolate for a unique Armenian flavor profile unlike any other.
- Use Yerevan Card for free tour access and combine with nearby Victory Park visits.
- Purchase gift sets like Phaeton for souvenirs; they travel well and showcase local craftsmanship.
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Getting There
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Taxi
7km from Yerevan center; 15-20 min ride, ~3000 AMD ($7-8 USD), available via apps like GG or Yandex Go.
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Bus
Public bus to Nor-Nork, 30-40 min from city center, 100-200 AMD, then 10-min walk; frequent service.
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Walking
From Victory Park, 40-min brisk walk uphill; scenic but demanding in heat.
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Discovering TadDin Chocolate Shop
Nestled on 17 Nansen Street in Yerevan's Nor-Nork neighborhood, TadDin Chocolate Shop stands as a beacon for chocolate enthusiasts. Founded by artisans Diana Khopshanosova and Mher Tadevosyan, this intimate workshop produces small-batch chocolates infused with local Armenian twists, such as tarragon-infused after-eight styles and fruit flavors like pomegranate and mulberry. The shop's unassuming exterior belies a world of rich cocoa history and innovative confections.Artisanal Craft and Unique Flavors
TadDin's chocolates emphasize quality and creativity, using high-percentage cacao from regions like Dominican Republic and Papua New Guinea. Signature items include dark chocolate bars at 70% and 85%, milk chocolate at 49%, and sets like Phaeton with caramel candies in arabica, pomegranate, mulberry, and chococream varieties. Visitors praise the natural, unusual tastes that blend global techniques with Armenian heritage, making each piece a story of passion and precision.Interactive Workshops and Tastings
The highlight is the engaging chocolate-making workshops, lasting 1-2 hours. Guests learn the history of cocoa and chocolate while crafting their own kinder surprises, mendiants, and shaped chocolates. These sessions include generous tastings paired with tea, immersing participants in the sensory delight of handmade sweets. Families, friends, and solo travelers find the experience captivating, with children especially thrilled by the hands-on fun.Practical Visit Information
Located 7km from Yerevan center, the shop operates daily from 10:00 to 19:00. Admission for workshops hovers around 18-20 USD per person, offering excellent value. Products range from individual bars to gift boxes, ideal for souvenirs. The welcoming staff shares deep knowledge, enhancing every visit with pride in their craft.A Hidden Gem in Yerevan
TadDin offers a perfect blend of education, creativity, and indulgence, away from the city's main tourist trails. Whether booking a tour via Yerevan Card for free access or dropping in to browse, it delivers memorable moments and delectable takeaways that capture Armenia's sweet spirit.Explore the best of what TadDin Chocolate shop has to offer
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