This movie is about a girl from New York who gets dumped by her boyfriend just before heading to Belgium for a pre-Valentine's Day chocolate-tasting trip. She decides to go anyway. Once there, she ends up working at a chocolate shop for a few weeks during her trip to help the owner who is trying to win a contest to be named the royal chocolatier. This movie seems a bit more polished than some Hallmark movies. Apparently, they actually filmed it in Belgium rather than a location in Canada standing in for the supposed real location. The characters are really likable and well-acted. The story focuses heavily on the making of chocolate and the ability of the characters to take risks to get something new. There is not a lot of development of side-stories in this one. There seems to be a lot of chemistry between the main characters and the secondary character who is the hotel owner is really likable too. I liked this movie because it quickly got rid of the old or ex-boyfriend and didn't have him playing much of a part in the movie, and it downplayed the eventual rift between the main characters in favor of more quality time between them. Finally, the ending was a little less abrupt than some Hallmark movies. Often the first kiss is immediately followed by the credits rolling, but that wasn't the case here. There was a bit more wrap-up than usual, albeit not a ton. We do at least get to see the main characters in action after they get together. If you like Hallmark movies, this one is a really good choice.