Patagonia Chocolates

That means you need to pay a visit to arguably Queenstown’s most delicious establishment, Patagonia Chocolates. This famous chocolaterie is heaven on earth for sweet tooths, with handcrafted treats, artisan ice cream, decadent desserts and even hot churros on offer. There are two locations in Queenstown (Rees Street and Beach Street on the waterfront), and there’s nothing more delightful than scoring a window seat at the Beach Street venue, ordering a sweet something for two and watching the world go by.

Operating four cafés in Queenstown, Arrowtown and Wanaka, Patagonia Chocolates is very much a household name in New Zealand’s South Island. It makes its chocolates, ice cream, sorbet and yoghurt in-house, and serves only its own home-brewed coffee in its stores. Stop by its flagship outlet at Beach Street in Queenstown — which is within walking distance of the beach and Lake Wakatipu — and choose from some 20 flavours of ice cream, sorbet and frozen yoghurt.

If you're on the hunt for a sweet start to your day, Patagonia Chocolates is one of the best Queenstown lakefront cafes to do just that. Sitting right on the edge of Lake Wakatipu, it’s the perfect spot to grab breakfast in Queenstown with a view. While they're famous for their dreamy chocolates and house-made gelato, they also serve fresh pastries, breakfast toasties, and rich, velvety hot chocolates that’ll warm you right up.

This is a dessert place with their creamy and smooth award-winning ice creams flavours being the highlight. The ice creams are generously sized and come in a range of flavours both traditional and innovative, and you can also create your own ice cream stick by picking an mixing from the wide selection of flavour and topping available. We loved their Dulce de Leche, Mango, and Tramontana.

We literally tried 8 different items within Patagonia and I could have kept going, if only we had more days… We tried everything from cheesecake, pavlova, layered cakes and gelato. If I had to recommend one thing it would hands down be their Dolce de Leche Gelato, a Gold Award Winning Ice-cream - I pretty much had a scoop a day (to keep the doctor away) and I could have eaten more!

Patagonia Chocolates is a haven for chocolate lovers in Queenstown. This shop delivers the goods with an array of handcrafted chocolates, truffles, and treats, all made with the finest cocoa beans and ingredients. From rich, velvety truffles to indulgent chocolate bars, Patagonia Chocolates promises a sweet experience that will satisfy even the chocolate monster himself.

It’s highly unlikely that you will come on holiday and not have ice cream at least once (I know I wouldn’t!) In Queenstown, you have a few choices but it’s hard to compare them with Patagonia Chocolates ice cream. What surprised me the most is how it was done. First off, you pick your cone and then choose a type of chocolate to have it covered in.

No trip to Queenstown is complete without a stop at Patagonia Chocolates. Known for their handmade ice cream and sorbets, this local gem serves up rich, creamy flavors alongside stunning lake views. Classic favorites like Dulce de Leche and Belgian Chocolate sit alongside refreshing options like Lemon Sorbet—perfect for a hot summer day.

If you have a sweet tooth or are craving something creamy after dinner, then Patagonia Chocolates should be your go-to place. This dessert shop is located right in the centre of the Marine Parade, with a beautiful scenic lookout to the lake. Patagonia offers a wide range of smooth ice cream, sorbet, and berry-delicious frozen yoghurt!

Patagonia Chocolates is located right across from Lake Wakatipu in the heart of Queenstown. If you happen to be visiting in the cooler months their hot chocolate is the best!. Visiting in summer, no problem, they have a great selection of award winning ice cream and sorbet in the the most delicious and unique flavours to choose from.

📍 Rees Street, Queenstown (plus Queenstown Airport, Arrowtown, and Wanaka). For a slightly more refined sugar fix, head to Patagonia Chocolates on the Queenstown waterfront. This locally-loved spot serves up handmade chocolates, award-winning ice creams, and decadent hot chocolates that are perfect for chilly alpine evenings.

Patagonia has multiple cafes in Queenstown and Arrowtown, and the Ice Creamery and Chocolaterie on Rees St is their newest and best. Their selection of gelato is second-to-none, but their dessert menu is amazing. Massive sundaes, churros, hot chocolates and more – you’ll need to go for a hike the next day to burn it off!

Argentinian couple Alex and Lorena came to Queenstown seeking adventure but missed the exquisite chocolate of their homeland so much they opened Patagonia Chocolates in 2005. In 2012, they began roasting coffee using Arabica beans sourced from sustainable growers. As you can imagine, they make the best mocha in town.

Patagonia Chocolates is a haven for chocolate and coffee lovers. With several locations in Queenstown, including one in the central area, Patagonia is famous for its exquisite chocolates and homemade ice cream. They roast their own coffee beans, ensuring a fresh and flavorful cup every time.

Taking a moment to indulge in something sweet can be the cherry on top of a perfect day. A stroll around the picturesque waterfront with a delicious ice cream is right up there when it comes to cheap things to do in Queenstown. And Patagonia Chocolates is the perfect spot to do just that.

Patagonia Chocolates is the ideal breakfast destination for a kick-start of the day. Serving delicious coffee, mouth-watering churros, smooth ice-cream and a hot chocolate that is to die for, this cafeteria in the city-centre will satisfy your sweet tooth.

Patagonia Chocolates is a well known ice cream, coffee, and chocolate place in Queenstown!. There is a two story chocolate shop located in the downtown area with a great view of Lake Wakatipu. The chocolate and ice cream is amazing so don’t miss out!

Sunset from the Queenstown wharf is a popular summer pastime, sharing the experience with family, friends and an ice cream from Patagonia Chocolates. With ice cream, sorbet and frozen yoghurt there is something for everyone including vegan options.

Patagonia Chocolates is undoubtedly a favourite amongst Queenstown tourists. The cafe is perched next to the lake, so grab your goodies and head to the beach to enjoy. If you’re visiting Arrowtown or Wanaka, there are also locations there.

If you’re looking for something sweet, head over to Patagonia Chocolates. They have a wide variety of chocolates, ice creams, and desserts to choose from. Their hot chocolate is a must-try, and it’s perfect for a cold day in Queenstown.

Patagonia Chocolates is THE place to go to for ice cream in Queenstown. No matter if you’re vegan in Queenstown or omnivore, this place is always buzzing and for a good reason. They have multiple vegan kinds of ice cream.

* Beyond Chocolate: Patagonia Chocolates, strategically located at the corner of Rees Street and Queenstown Mall, goes beyond satisfying chocolate cravings to claim the title of creating the town’s best mocha since 2012.

For sweet treats, make South American-inspired Patagonia Chocolates your shopping destination of choice. There are two locations in Queenstown, and as you would expect, this is the spot for a killer hot chocolate.

Yes, it’s time to indulge that sweet tooth again… but this time, it’s focused on one particular delicacy!. And Patagonia Chocolates actually has its roots halfway across the world!

Patagonia Chocolate Shop: I recommend stopping by Patagonia Chocolate Shop on your way home for some delicious chocolate or ice cream - such a treat!. www.patagoniachocolates.co.nz

Don’t forget to indulge in some sweet treats at Patagonia Chocolates or Cookie Time for the perfect end to a fun-filled day of Queenstown family activities.

Grab a hot chocolate – I recommend Patagonia Chocolates and stroll along Lake Wakatipu to Queenstown Gardens to see the full effect of Fall in Queenstown.

Indulge in a sweet treat at Patagonia Chocolates, where the entire family can savor delectable handmade chocolates and artisan ice cream.

Patagonia Chocolates – Definitely worth stopping off to get an after dinner sweet treat. I love their dark chocolate truffles.