Lindt Chocolate Cafe (Melbourne)

Cascading chocolate on flower-shaped waffles in a cafe caressed by chocolate aromas.

Our experience

With one at every street corner, down every cobbled laneway, on every office building lobby floor, Melbourne CBD is not wanting for cafes. It has been wanting though, for cafes that offer interesting takes on the routine breakfast/brunch/lunch options, and/or a different cafe experience. Constructed as irresistible chocolate wonderlands, most specialty chocolate boutiques offer a selection of chocolate cakes, mini chocolates, and chocolate-based drinks. Some also offer chocolate fondue sets and chocolate waffles. However, in MoMo & Coco’s experience, no chai latte is more genuinely flavoursome nor waffle more aesthetically beautiful and simply perfect for that sweet breakfast, than that available at the Lindt Chocolate Cafe.

Created in a 10-petal, flower-shaped waffle, Lindt’s Signature Waffles ($17) fills the entire plate and is accompanied with an exquisitely round scoop of creamy vanilla bean icecream (and one can actually see the black dots of vanilla bean). The piece-de-resistance is the other accompaniment — one small jug of molten hot chocolate fudge to pour over your waffle, as much or as little as desired. MoMo & Coco barely finished one quarter of that chocolate jug, sooo rich, hmmmmm… irresistible…

Our verdict

Lindt Chocolate Cafe offers a range of such pre-made wrapped chocolate bars that one frequently encounters in supermarkets, alongside a small range of (dry, crunchy) macarons and lovely, but rather expensive ($10+) cakes. For MoMo & Coco, the product that distinguishes Lindt Chocolate Cafe from other chocolate boutiques are the waffles depicted in this journal-blog post (and the sundaes, which also deserve a special mention but which are not pictured here). MoMo & Coco would recommend having these indulgent signature waffles at the Lindt Chocolte Cafe at the Darling Harbour site in Sydney, for some lovely soothing views. Alternatively, the colonnaded grandeur of Melbourne’s Collins Street Lindt Chocolate Cafe is hard to beat.


Dessert adventure checklist

  1. ☑ Dessert destination: Lindt Chocolate Cafe, several locations.
  2. ☑ Budget: $-$$.
  3.  Sweet irresistibles: Breakfast dessert.
  4. ☑ Must-eat: The Belgian chocolate waffles.
  5. ☑ The short and sweet story: Cascading chocolate on flower-shaped waffles in a cafe caressed by chocolate aromas.

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4 comments

  1. Hello, this is a very professional high level blog! Thank you for sharing. Because of your good writing, I have learned a lot. I am glad to see such a beautiful thing for dessert lovers such as me.

    • Hi E. Reed – we are so pleased that you love our blog! It’s a pleasure to bring your attention to a world of sweet irresistibles. Please do continue to enjoy. And if you have any places to recommend, do let us know! Thanks again, MoMo & Coco.

  2. I found your website through a random stroke of luck. It helped me do my research on this topic of Lindt Chocolate Cafe and their offerings. I have spent lots of time looking through your site. You have something good going here, keep it up!

    • Hi Anonymous – thankyou very much for your kind words. Be sure to check back for further irresistible adventures. With warmest regards, MoMo & Coco.

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