Pralinhuset

Was very pleased to see so many vegan alternatives and placed an order to try them out. Unfortunately they didn't quite make it to expected standards. The escargot-looking hazelnut praline was really good, and the vanilla creme one too. The apple one tasted like soap, the other hazelnut praline actually had a taste of mocca (which ruined it), the mint one was too sharp, the pistage one didn't really have much flavour and the velvet vanilla one tasted like cheap or bad chocolate. I'm sorry for a hard review, I hope for improvement.

Pralinhuset was a really good experience! So many interesting chocolates, and so much chocolate without added sugar. The shop is not very big, but really cozy. The smell in the shop is wonderful, and you end up spending way too much money here. It's fantastic! Will definitely come back and spend all my money next time I'm in Stockholm.

Treated ourselves to some lovely Truffles/Pralines as well as two blocks of chocolate that we felt represented some local flavors. Service was also fantastic, we were helped by a lovely man who was patient as we decisively selected our chocolates. Couldn't be happier, quality was outstanding, there wasn't a single average praline in the flavors we picked - they were all outstanding. Special mention of the Champagne truffle (don't know how they managed to infuse that much alcohol in by it was lovely) Andy husband loved the Florentine praline (being a Florentine man!). We would happily return for more quality chocolate (and probably will before we head back to Australia!). Reading the other reviews, I think next time we might also try some of the sugar free ones - we didn't notice these this time around, though I suspect it's indicated but the different color of text