I felt the price was high for this type of tour - $30 for a family of four. That being said, my children did enjoy it and I found it informative. It was a nice stop to break up our drive. You also get to try up to four free chocolates.
The museum itself was basically a self promotion of the Ganong name...an interactive infomercial....that you pay to see.
Overall the store carried less variety than I had expected. I am esp. fond of chocolates w/ nuts (cashew clusters, pecan clusters etc) and they had less of these types than I expected. The store was clean and material is well displayed. The chocolate museum, which is a a separate entity, is right next door.
Would not recommend..go to grandma's instead, she will give you more than just 2 :).
The introduction of chocolate history is nice and short (perfect for kids) and the chocolate degustation is very good. I like the history of the company. It's interactive and we can see some artisans making old made chocolate.
We stopped here on a lark and boy are we glad we did?! The self guided tour through the museum was very well laid out and had lots of great information. The best part were the samples of chocolate you could have in every room, I highly recommend it!
Disappointed...10 bucks each to get in, 2 free chocolates each and a couple of free chicken bones. We went during chocolate fest and we were expecting a little bit more that that.
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