Cocotutti

These chocolates are really amazing! On top of that, the couple that makes these chocolates is extremely nice. Be sure to call or text before dropping by, as their location is a rental kitchen (they are not always there). We were lucky enough to drop by right before a big show. We were able to try a ton of different delicious chocolates and bought the biggest box they sell. The price is amazing for the top notch quality. Highly recommend!

I’m not one for chocolate, but hot damn, Cocotutti delivers.
I think Cocotutti’s strong suits tend toward the fruity chocolates — I couldn’t stop popping the strawberry balsamic flavored ones. They were the perfect blend of tangy and sweet.
What I also love about Cocotutti is that all their chocolates are hand made in small, fresh batches by their master chocolatier Elyce, who also painstakingly hand paints these beauties.
Gorgeous, delicious, home made chocolates? What’s not to like!

I got to try some Coco Tutti samples at a Unilocal Elite event at the De Young. They have a huge variety of flavors and I kept finding myself going back to these two.
Another bonus: If you buy from them, you can create your own box with all the flavors you want!
* Raspberry — 4.5 stars
* Spicy Ginger Caramel w/​Peanuts & Thai Chili

Tried these. wonderful chocolates at an event at De Young. It was love at first bite. Specifically, the whiskey, rum, and the ginger Thai. Beautiful and flavorful. I wish they sold these chocolates in Sacramento.

Every piece is excellent. I only wish I bought more.

Purchased the Thai Ginger, Florentine (citrus), and Toasty Coconut chocolate yesterday at the Rock Wall Food Truck Party. Yummy. The distinct flavors stand out in each piece of chocolate. The pieces are extremely small, prices are a little high for the amount of chocolate you get but the flavor makes up for it. Their chocolate chip cookie was really good.

I knew about Cocotutti because they had a table at one of the food & wine events.
+ Love how there is so many samples
+ Favorite is Jasmine & Lavender Lemon
+ Informative about the chocolate
+ The chocolates melt in your mouth
Accepts CCs

I am not a chocolate fan but this was very interest.
I able was to get sample of Cocotutti at Rock Wall Winery event. I glad I got to their table in time because the samples were almost gone. I see why because the samples were good. They had so many samples to try so I tried everything. I think i tried 6 samples .Each samples was so small but had so much flavor in each bite.
Ginger caramel peanuts w/​thai chili and liquid vanilla caramel was really good.
The Hot Chipotle Chocolate is really hot.
Cappuccino and Raspberry had a lot of flavor but dry taste.

Love the ginger chocolate. I’ve tried their chocolates at several Unilocal events. Their chocolates are perfection and of high quality. I love those each piece just melts in my mouth. Yum! I would purchase these as party favors or gifts. The owners are very nice and so enthusiastic about their chocolate.

Tried Cocotutti at the recent Unilocal event and it was outstanding. Lots of samples and very unique flavors. They were so kind and you could tell they take pride in their work… love that. I loved the fact they would point out which chocolate was which flavor… nothing worse than biting into something you think is going to be one flavor and it turns out to be something else (coconut for me… yuck).
They kept encouraging us to eat more. Well ok, if you twist my arm. We pigged out… but not too bad. Caramel filling was my second favorite. The lemon flavored filling was the best. Super yummy.
I don’t even really like chocolate (I know, I know, don’t hold it against me) but next time I need a chocolate fix I am hunting these guys down. Thank you Cocotutti — we are fans.

I met Cocotutti at the Unilocal event and I was amazed.
First of all, they brought sooooo many samples. The samples were all different and they gave you a little information on each one before you savored the morsel. They were not shady at all, in fact they kept telling me to grab more! (I stopped after 2… don’t judge =x)
My bites were the «rolo on crack» which was this very heavenly caramel in a rich chocolate. The other was a rocky road piece that had marshmallow and some kind of nut. Hubs took something with hazlenut which he said was to die for.
I will definitely grab some next time I see them!

Tried a few samples at a Unilocal event. The flavors were too sweet for my liking, especially since I’m not a fan of caramel, so I doubt my rating would be useful for those who have a real sweet tooth. This coming from a person who eats Scharffen Berger 99% baking bars instead of 71% semisweet Valrhona squares.
However, I will say this — the ingredients were definitely of quality, and I was impressed with the creativity of the flavors. Great service and solid product.

Discovered Cocotutti at Rock Wall Winery in Alameda last year. Man the chocolates are unbelievable. Comparable to those i had in Paris. Fig roasted in Walnuts and raspberry ones are my favorites. They melt in your mouth with excellent texture!!!

I tasted about a dozen samples today and each was perfection. From the ginger caramel peanut w/​thai chili to the liquid vanilla caramel to the raspberry and jasmine — each were unique, balance, and decadent. My favorite — chocolate orange confit caramel. Yum!

I had an opportunity to sample a variety of their chocolate confections at a recent Unilocal Elite event in San Jose.
First of all, their table was stacked of samples. Even though it was not their main place where they cater business, you could tell the way they presented the samples and the setup at their table, that they really stand behind their product.
I don’t know if the 2 person team of the woman and gentleman were the owners, but they were a delight. Always had a smile and always ready to answer any questions. They made sure the sample trays were filled. Unlike another one of the vendors at the event (*hint* a certain pizza vendor) they were prepared to give samples until the end. I will admit they were so good I went for 3rds and 4ths! I’m sure I wasn’t the only one, yet they kept pouring the samples on. These are artisan chocolates and they kept pouring them out, yet a pizza vendor at the event only supplied X amount of boxes which meant not even half way through the 2 hour event they were all gone!!! I’m sure it was harder and more expensive to make these chocolates than pizzas!
Cocotutti showed me they care about getting my business and they did that today.
Each sample I tried were decadent. Everything was so rich! So dieters, stay away. But you should definitely at least indulge in a piece or 2 or 3! They have some unique flavors which work well. My favorite was the Ginger caramel, peanuts with Thai chili. You either like it or you don’t, but if you are open to new things and have a broad palette, that flavor may be to your liking. They had some cool themed chocolates as well that look like eyeballs.
Check out their website to find out where you can buy their products.

I first discovered Cocotutti at the Chocolate Salon a couple of years ago, and Cocotutti has continued to impress me ever since.
Elyce puts unbelievable time and energy into each of her masterful chocolate creations. She really thinks about each flavor and concoction and plans it out to perfection — from the texture, to the art on it, and of course to the undeniably sublime flavor.
This weekend I came across her booth again at the Chocolate Salon and was blown away by her ginger chocolates — made with completely fresh ginger, as well as her raspberry wonders which were so smooth and creamy — and made me feel like I was indeed indulging in a luscious raspberry fruit.
I can’t recommend Cocotutti enough. Not only are her creations magical, but she herself is one of the sweetest people that you will encounter.
Trust.

I’m no Veruca Salt, so when it comes to sweet confections, I typically turn my cheek the other way in favor of something a tad more savory when the option is presented to me. Outside of a wild 6-​month stretch where I had an insatiable sweet tooth like nothing I’ve ever experienced before, the relationship between ol’ Ruggeford H. Joesten and anything loaded and laced with sugar has been, historically, tumultuous at best. That was, however, until I my palate met these lovely little vittles at Cocotutti.
While Cocotutti does have a brick and mortar outpost inside of Rock Wall Winery in Alameda, you’ll likely see them on a more consistant basis pounding the pavement and participating in all sorts of street fairs and events aimed at foodies and chocolate lovers alike. And when you see them out and about, you’d be a fool not to dip into their cookie jar of edibles! All of their caramels are on point (chocolate-​orange confit, brown sugar w/​roasted hazlenut, and liquid caramel are my favorites), and their chocolates are little bursts of joy that’ll delight your taste buds.
It’s not too late to hit ‘em up as a little holiday treat, so if you’re still shopping for the perfect food-​based gift, this ain’t a bad option, friends!