Bon Bon Bon Midtown Detroit

Vidhur Verghese 5 months ago

Great little spot in Cass Corridor! Amazing chocolates and really cool that you can buy individual pieces. I had the Killer Cereal and it was amazing! Highly recommend this place!

Chashah Johnson 6 months ago

Spent too much. No regrets. Cute and delish. I left with basically a sword of bonbons that I ate in shamefully little time. I like the tchotchkies they sell, I got a few of the little cards that I love to give out

Kerry M Gabriel 10 months ago

Oh! What a delightful find in Detroit! Our squad actually were at the Ted X Conference recently and the owner was speaking about her shop! She made quite an impact on me, so I chatted to her afterwards, hoping her shop would be open as we wanted to head there right away! To our chocolate craving selves, this would be a holy grail! We were so impressed by the entire experience! The girl power in the shop was radiant and the assortment of hand crafted chocs was abundant to say the least! Loved the turtles and smores, and well, all of them! Lol As a team, we left there happy, in a cool zone of chocolate goodness Highly recommend the whole thing, right down to the little boxes! You will understand what that means once you've been there! Cheers to supporting small and local!

Jeffrey Tanner Atkins 10 months ago

If happiness came in tiny boxes, it would look exactly like a Bon Bon Bon. This place is pure Detroit charm wrapped in chocolate. Every little “bon” feels like a love letter — creative flavors, adorable packaging, and the kind of handmade vibes that make you smile before you even take a bite. Whether you’re grabbing a treat for yourself (because self-care is chocolate) or gifting a box to someone you love, Bon Bon Bon always delivers that cute, quirky, and delicious energy. Sweet, fun, and absolutely worth the sugar buzz. 💖✨

Randy P a year ago

We pulled up on a Sunday ready to check this place out, but for some reason there was a sign on the door saying “Be back in 10 minutes.” We waited, and eventually a guy came and opened up. I’m guessing he was working solo, but when you’ve got a full day and you’re standing outside a shop that should be open, it’s not the funnest way to start. Once inside, though, the vibe shifted. The shop had multiple chocolate selections, so we grabbed a six-pack and went with one of each flavor since it was our first time here. I also loved some of the other quirky products — chocolates shaped like floppy disks and clever giftable items with witty sayings that almost tempted us into impulse buying. The guy behind the counter was super friendly and helped package everything nicely. That said, I’ll never understand tipping culture at candy shops — why does every checkout system now prompt you for a tip? The space itself was very cute and inviting. There’s a lot of open room toward the back, but I’m guessing that’s reserved for production. Now, the bonbons themselves? Fantastic. Presentation is stellar, flavors are fun, and it’s definitely something I’d buy again as a special treat or gift. But