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The 10 Best Chocolate Shops in Portland (2026)
This list ranks Portland’s best chocolate shops using Google review data and a Bayesian-style score — the average rating weighted by review count — updated in 2026. We pulled each location’s Google category, average rating and review totals to surface spots that combine high scores with meaningful customer feedback. Portland’s scene spans mall counters, neighborhood boutiques and shops that sit alongside other dessert places, so this roundup focuses on measurable reputation rather than trendiness. Use it as a starting point to explore chocolate in different parts of the city and to compare consistently rated options.
This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.
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ROYCE’ Chocolate at Washington Square in Portland
ROYCE’ Chocolate at Washington Square earns the top spot thanks to a perfect 5.0 Google rating paired with 427 reviews, a balance of high marks and substantial review volume. Listed as a Chocolate shop at the Washington Square address, that combination pushes its weighted score above others. In short, a flawless average rating plus hundreds of reviews is why it ranks first on our 2026 list.
The full ranking
creo chocolate
[‘This Portland location on 1618 NE 1st Ave is listed as a Chocolate shop with a 4.9 Google rating based on 853 reviews, reflecting a high average and a large review count.’, ‘The NW 23rd Ave outpost of creo chocolate appears as a Chocolate shop with a 4.8 rating from 113 reviews, showing strong local support on that corridor.’]
853 reviews
Azar Indulgences
Azar Indulgences is listed as a Chocolate shop at 712 SW Salmon St (downtown) with a 4.9 Google rating from 369 reviews, combining a high score with a solid number of evaluations.
369 reviews
Missionary Chocolates
Missionary Chocolates shows a 4.9 rating on Google from 333 reviews and is categorized as a Chocolate shop at the NE 42nd Ave address, giving it substantial review backing.
333 reviews
Lavoratti Portland
Lavoratti Portland posts a 5.0 Google rating with 18 reviews and is listed as a Chocolate shop at 621 SW Broadway, downtown; its perfect average comes from a smaller review base.
18 reviews
The Meadow – NW 23rd Ave.
The Meadow on NW 23rd Ave is listed as a Chocolate shop with a 4.8 Google rating from 122 reviews, indicating steady positive feedback in that neighborhood.
122 reviews
creo chocolate
[‘This Portland location on 1618 NE 1st Ave is listed as a Chocolate shop with a 4.9 Google rating based on 853 reviews, reflecting a high average and a large review count.’, ‘The NW 23rd Ave outpost of creo chocolate appears as a Chocolate shop with a 4.8 rating from 113 reviews, showing strong local support on that corridor.’]
113 reviews
See’s Candies
See’s Candies on NW 23rd Ave is categorized as a Chocolate shop and has a 4.8 Google rating based on 49 reviews, reflecting consistent customer ratings at this storefront.
49 reviews
Verdun Chocolates
Verdun Chocolates in Beaverton (SW 117th Ave) is listed as a Chocolate shop with a 4.8 Google rating from 46 reviews, showing favorable local reviews outside central Portland.
46 reviews
Salt & Straw
Listed on Google as an Ice Cream shop at 838 NW 23rd Ave, Salt & Straw carries a 4.7 rating but has a very large review count of 6,152, which heavily influences its weighted score on our list.
6152 reviews
Frequently asked questions
How do you choose which chocolate shop to visit in Portland?
Start by checking the shop’s Google rating and number of reviews to see both average satisfaction and how many people have weighed in. Also look at the address to pick a convenient neighborhood and read recent reviews for current notes on selection and hours.
What should I expect to pay at a chocolate shop?
Prices vary by product type and shop size, but expect that artisan or specialty items often cost more than mass-market confections. If budget matters, check menus or product listings online, and compare offerings across a few nearby shops before you go.
What practical checks should I make before buying chocolate for an event?
Confirm availability and lead time with the shop, ask about minimum orders and whether they can accommodate dietary restrictions. Also verify pickup or delivery options and any cancellation or refund policies in writing.
How was this ranking created and updated?
This list is based on Google review data and a Bayesian-style score that weights average ratings by the number of reviews, refreshed for 2026. It focuses on measurable reputation from Google’s public ratings rather than personal visits or editorial taste tests.