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Discover the Moka Origins Chocolate & Coffee Factory Tour in Pennsylvania

Nestled in the Pocono Mountains of Honesdale, Pennsylvania, Moka Origins is a socially conscious craft producer that creates small-batch chocolate and coffee — all while empowering farming communities around the world. On this immersive factory tour, visitors experience every step of the process, from sourcing beans to roasting, grinding, and tasting the finished products.

The guided experience brings together the best of both worlds: the rich aroma of roasting coffee and the smooth, earthy scent of freshly milled cacao. Visitors see the artistry of bean-to-bar chocolate making and farm-to-cup coffee roasting, learn about sustainable farming practices, and sample freshly brewed coffee and handcrafted chocolate bars.

Why it’s special: Moka Origins combines ethical impact and craft excellence. Each purchase helps plant trees, support small farmers, and create meaningful livelihoods — making this tour both delicious and inspiring.

History of Moka Origins

Moka Origins was founded in 2015 as a collaboration between humanitarian organization Himalayan Institute and social entrepreneur Jeff Abella. The mission was simple but powerful: to fight poverty through sustainable trade. What began as a small cacao and coffee project has grown into a recognized brand known for its transparency, ethical sourcing, and premium flavor.

Today, Moka’s Pennsylvania factory serves as both a production facility and an educational center, showing visitors how good business can also do good for the planet.

What You’ll See & Do on the Moka Origins Factory Tour

Step inside the roastery and chocolate kitchen to see small-batch production in action.
Learn about bean sourcing and roasting techniques that shape flavor profiles.
Watch artisans stone-grind cacao into smooth chocolate and temper it for bars.
Discover how Moka supports reforestation and fair-trade farming communities globally.
Enjoy guided tastings of signature chocolates and single-origin coffees.

Hands-On Elements: Chocolate and coffee tastings; occasional hands-on workshops and pairing sessions.
Photo/Video Policy: Allowed throughout the tour; flash discouraged around production areas.
Souvenirs & Extras: Gift shop with bars, beans, mugs, and ethically sourced merchandise.

Pricing of the Moka Origins Tour

Factory Tour & Tasting: $10 per person (includes both chocolate and coffee samples)
Children under 12: Free with adult
Private or Group Tours: Available by reservation for 10+ guests
Special events, tasting classes, and pairing workshops are held seasonally — check the website for upcoming dates.

Practical Info for Visiting Moka Origins

Duration: 45–60 minutes
Format: Guided tour and tasting
Schedule & Seasonality: Open Friday–Sunday, 10 AM – 5 PM; tours start hourly; closed Monday–Thursday
Audience: Coffee lovers, chocolate enthusiasts, families, and eco-conscious travelers
Accessibility: Fully accessible indoor facility with restrooms and seating
Safety & Restrictions: Closed-toe shoes recommended; hairnets provided if entering production zones
Languages: English (private group tours available in Spanish upon request)
Group & School Visits: Educational group tours available year-round
What to Bring/Wear: Comfortable clothing; light jacket for production rooms
Facilities: Visitor center, restrooms, café, retail shop, outdoor patio, free parking
Closures & Downtime: Closed on major holidays and during private events

Nearby

Himalayan Institute Retreat Center – Meditation and yoga campus next door.
Dorflinger Glass Museum – Historic glassmaking exhibits 15 minutes away.
Promised Land State Park – Great for hiking and family picnics in scenic Poconos woods.