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No, you don’t need to buy tickets to visit Tony's Chocolonely Super Store, as entry is free. During busier periods, you may need to line up and wait a little before entering. Payment for in-store items is only possible by credit or debit card; cash is not accepted.

Yes, you can create custom chocolate bars at Tony's Chocolonely Super Store. When making your own chocolate bar, you choose the type of chocolate, ingredients, and wrapping color, and then get given a time when it is ready for collection. Last orders are usually two hours before closing time.

No, the store is not accessible for visitors using wheelchairs or strollers. The entrance to the store is down a flight of narrow stairs with no handrail, so people with limited mobility may also have trouble getting in and out of the store.

While all of Tony's Chocolonely Super Store chocolate bars are vegetarian, and two are vegan, the bars may not be safe for people with allergies. Many bars contain nuts, and all bars warn that they may include gluten, egg, and nuts because they can’t guarantee the bars will be allergen-free despite cleaning practices.

No, there is no longer a café attached to Tony's Chocolonely Super Store. The Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Bar, which was upstairs just around the corner from the store, closed permanently at the end of 2022. You can find other coffee houses and cafés on the surrounding streets, such as at Oudekerksplein.