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4.7 (101 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Camille R.

Small shop we popped into on a lazy afternoon. Without the sign in front I wouldn't have been able to notice it. They had several chocolate options we choose a mango flavor and a lemon flavor. The mango was ok but the lemon was Devine. The people running the shop that day were very helpful seem to be family owned but I could be wrong.

Self bought birthday treats!
Evan B.

Happiness - 5/5 Deliciousness - 4.5/5 I now work a few steps from Chocolate Chocolate and I'm afraid I'm gonna put weight back on. They make lots of chocolates and chocolate dipped treats. By far the best (imo) are the non-pareils (sno-caps for those who like to use plain English). They have such a deep and rich flavor that absolutely melt in your mouth. My family was literally fighting over them this Thanksgiving. I have sampled a good handful of their other chocolates. While I have come across a few things that didn't leave much of an impression, I absolutely love their peanut butter cups, orange peel chocolates, and chocolate dipped pretzels. On top of that they have a wide array of chocolates from other providers, an affordable bulk candy selection, and some delicious looking chocolate monuments (like the capitol building and Washington monument). But what puts them over the top are the owners and employees. They are quick to greet you with a smile and engage in small talk as you shop. I also read a book authored by the owners loosely based on their parents' experiences in the Korean War and it is fantastic. Talented authors and chocolatiers? My wife may get jealous!

Gift from client.
Daniel B.

I received a box of chocolates from Chocolate Chocolate as a gift from one of our clients based in Washington, DC. The silver box of 15 chocolates, wrapped with a red bow, was sent from DC to Atlanta. It was a pleasant surprise. I ended up eating almost half the box by myself in my office, but resisted the urge to eat more so I could give away the rest for others to try. The chocolates arrived in excellent condition. They looked great. They were presented in a 3x5 tray. Each chocolate was unique in its shape, flavor, and artistic design (e.g. color, drizzle, texture). Some of the chocolates were individually wrapped in colorful foil. Others had a ridged paper wrapping like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. Some of the paper wrappings were hard to peel off because they had "ingrained" themselves into the sides of the chocolates. I blame that on the changing temperature conditions while the package was in transit. Like other sampler boxes or tins, I wish Chocolate Chocolate's gift boxes identified the different types of chocolate. Since there was no identification, each chocolate was a mystery and the flavors were a surprise. I'm not sure if that was intentional. I ended up looking up the flavors online and surmised I had received a "Nostalgic Collection" of chocolates inspired by chocolatiers from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Nostalgic chocolate assortment includes: Vanilla buttercream Cashew clusters Mint meltaways Cordial cherries Vanilla caramels Sea salt caramels Peanut butter smoothies Coconut clusters Peanut clusters Raisin clusters The variety of flavors and consistencies was nice from smooth and velvety to chewy and sticky. The cordial cherries really pop in your mouth. The cashew and peanut clusters are nice and crunchy. The raisin clusters reminded me of Nestle Raisinettes, but bigger and more decadent. Overall, the chocolates were quite enjoyable and perfect for the holiday season. I'm glad I was introduced to Chocolate Chocolate. If I'm ever in DC and on/around Connecticut Ave, I'll definitely have to check their shop out.

House made Coconut rum and passion fruit artisanal truffle. Sooo good!
Ash C.

OMGAHHHHHH SOOOOO GOOD YOU GUYS!!! My taste buds did somersaults as I bit into the beautiful passion fruit truffle - aaaahhhhh buttery outer layer encasing the passion fruit gelee like filling. Next I bit into one of the house made truffle which just made me regret I tasted it because it was soooo good I wanted to fly back to the shop and get some more LOL the coconut rum truffle is one of house made truffles which the owner highly recommended and so glad I bought it because this just kicks Bounty to the curb and crowns itself the best goshdarned coconut chocolate I ever tasted!!! I asked the pretty delightful owner where the chocolates were from and she said all over - international chocolate from belgian to truffles made in Missouri. This little charming chocolate shop is uper cute and you wont be able to escape without buying a chocolate or two. I'll be dreaming of these truffles tonight! What diet?! :-P

Jynnah R.

This place is great!!!! If the manager Koomo ever reads this or any of the owners please know that he was fantastic! I came in here with my mother just because we saw the word chocolate. Thank goodness we did. As soon as we walked in koomo (the manager) was making great reccomendations, telling us the vendor for each chocolate (they were from Switzerland) and just generally being a nice man! If you have a chance I would recommend the passion fruit truffle and the flour del sel which was sinfully delicious!!! The passion fruit was so good we bought two more!!!

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Excellent little local candy store featuring many DC made chocolates. Good place to get a souvenir.

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