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Discover the Chocolate Gallery of B/CS Tour in Texas
Experience small-batch chocolate making at The Chocolate Gallery of B/CS in Bryan, a beloved local chocolatier known for handcrafted truffles, custom cakes, and artistic confections. This intimate behind-the-scenes tour shows how chocolate is tempered, molded, filled, and decorated—giving visitors a close look at the craftsmanship behind every piece.
Why it’s special: Unlike large factories, this tour highlights boutique chocolate making at its finest. Guests watch artisans work up close, learn how premium ingredients become beautifully detailed chocolates, and get a taste of the creativity that fuels Bryan’s most iconic sweet shop.
History/Story of The Chocolate Gallery of B/CS
Founded by pastry and chocolate artisans passionate about European-style confectionery, The Chocolate Gallery of B/CS quickly became a downtown Bryan favorite. Known for gourmet truffles, French pastries, gelato, and award-winning custom cakes, the shop combines culinary artistry with small-batch production. Over time, it expanded its offerings to include classes, tasting events, and educational tours for students and chocolate lovers alike.
What You’ll See & Do
Tour the kitchen and observe chocolate tempering and molding
Learn how fillings, ganaches, and decorations are created
Watch staff handcraft truffles, dipped treats, and custom chocolate designs
Explore equipment used for small-batch production
See custom cake-decorating spaces when available
Visiting Information
Hands-On Elements
Depending on group size and scheduling, some tours include opportunities to pipe fillings, decorate small treats, or handle basic chocolate-making tools.
Photo/Video Policy
Photography is generally allowed in public kitchen and shop areas. Staff may restrict photos during certain production steps.
Souvenirs & Extras
Artisan truffles and boxed assortments
Macarons, pastries, and gelato
Seasonal treats and custom cake options
Pricing
Tours are paid experiences, with special pricing for school groups and educational field trips.
Practical Info
Tours are available by reservation and typically run between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM, depending on kitchen activity and staffing.
Nearby
Historic Downtown Bryan — Boutiques, cafés, murals, and a lively arts district
Brazos Valley Farmers’ Market — Local produce and artisan goods
The Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley — Family-friendly activities
FAQs
1. Do tours include chocolate samples?
Yes. Most tours include tastings of truffles or fresh confections.
2. Are field trips available for schools?
Yes. The shop regularly hosts school groups and offers age-appropriate demonstrations.
3. How long does the tour usually last?
Tours typically run 30–60 minutes depending on group size and production schedule.
4. Can I purchase chocolates after the tour?
Absolutely. The retail shop offers a wide selection of truffles, pastries, and seasonal items.
5. Can I watch custom cake decorating?
Sometimes. When decorators are working, guides may include a viewing of the cake studio.
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