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Lindt Chocolate Shop

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Cacao 70 - The sheen! It's a banana slice.

Cacao 70

3.0(109 reviews)
24.0 km
•$$

Main course was excellent. The miso soup was extremely subpar and don't recommend…read more Five stars only if they figure out their issue with miso soup.

I look back at the next several stops that I made after shopping at Crocs and having consumed a…read morebunch of carbs at a wonton and noodle eatery. It looks like I went on an eating spree! I originally wanted a drink. I was in front of Cacao 70. I had never been to any of its franchises in my life. It was time to check this one out. This dessert place is next to a plant store. Deadly for someone who loves plants and chocolate. I was immediately greeted by a young man. He said to sit anywhere that I'd like. I chose a table with four chairs. My bag with my new pair of Crocs occupied one of them with my purse. I sat down and got menus from the man. There were a couple of men, it looked like a dad-son duo, sitting by the window. They ordered a bit ahead of me and pretty much wolfed down everything. I asked for water. I got cold water in a glass carafe, along with a glass. This water alone hit the spot. I ordered an iced mocha from the menu first. It's a mom-son duo running the show. They speak Cantonese. I overheard their conversation attempting to secure a used stove over the phone. What caught my attention on the menu was doing a fondue for one. Although I wasn't dying to eat anything, dessert time with fruit seemed perfect. I chose dark chocolate as my classic chocolate fondue. The dunkable items that accompanied the fondue consisted of chocolate brownie bites, classic waffle bites, and fruit (bananas, strawberries, and pineapple). The iced mocha was awesome. I heard it being blended in the kitchen before it came to me. It was cold, and had the best balance of coffee and chocolate flavours. It does have dairy in it. I thoroughly enjoyed having a fondue hour on a Thursday afternoon. The fruit was fresh and the perfect size to dunk into the dark chocolate. The sheen on the dark chocolate was impressive. This place does chocolate fondue superbly. There is something zen about dunking fruit and other goodies into dark chocolate with a fondue fork and indulging in each coated morsel. The dark chocolate was perfect. It wasn't bitter. It wasn't sugary. It was exactly how I like dark chocolate, but in fondue form. The chocolate brownie bites made you feel like this fondue experience was fancy. Chocolate on chocolate on chocolate. The bites had a crispy exterior that held the softer interior together as you dunked it into the fondue. So good! The waffle bites were equally as cool. It was like having chocolate waffles, but better and without any maple syrup or whipped cream. I paid at the counter with a credit card. It also allowed me to tip. I let the man know that everything was delicious, which he appreciated. This place didn't have air conditioning, but cool air did circulate well. There was a fly around, which was the only annoying part of the experience. I used the washroom before I left. It was a single stall that was clean. It's to the left of the counter when you walk up to it. I loved being here. I really should visit Cacao 70 more often. I'm so glad that my first experience at one was in Ottawa. (314)

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Cacao 70 - Interior

Interior

Cacao 70 - Dark chocolate fondue with a strawberry

Dark chocolate fondue with a strawberry

Cacao 70 - Cold drink menu

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Cold drink menu

Purdys Chocolatier - it's chocolate

Purdys Chocolatier

4.5(4 reviews)
15.6 km

I like Purdy's, because their chocolate is good... and they're Canadian…read more My favourite chocolate of theirs is salted caramel (drooling as I write this!) For this particular visit, I discovered that Purdy's also makes white chocolate salted caramel, and in particular, a variety of broken pieces priced to sell, so I tried this. An excellent excuse to shop Canadian! Oh my! Salted caramel in white chocolate is also sinfully good! I will definitely be back! Hopefully not every week, though... my teeth would not forgive me for caving in so often!!

So Purdys is a Canadian chocolate company that started in Vancouver, BC. Although they've been…read morearound since 1907 they only opened their first store in Ottawa in 2014 (at the Rideau Centre). Although they've expanded across Canada, they still make all their chocolates in Vancouver. They use 100% sustainable cocoa. This location is in Carlingwood Mall and is similar to other locations inside malls in layout and size. They have a chocolate fountain and the sell ice cream as well. Before the Covid-19 Pandemic (which we are still in at the time of the writing of the review) this location would hold chocolate making classes. I never took them, but they sound like fun. Purdys is famous for their hazelnut cream chocolates that are shaped like hedgehogs. The chocolates are a bit pricey (a box of 18 goes for $22, and a box of 25 goes for $32) but they taste delicious. They have some cool flavours like "Goat Cheese & Chardonnay," Chai Tea Caramel, and Chili Pepper. They also have more traditional flavours like strawberry cream and mint. I'm a fan :)

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Purdys Chocolatier - Milk and Dark Chocolate Classics Gift Box. 25 pieces ($32)

Milk and Dark Chocolate Classics Gift Box. 25 pieces ($32)

Purdys Chocolatier - Box of Assorted Creams. $22.

Box of Assorted Creams. $22.

Purdys Chocolatier - Closeup of the Candy Cane Truffles. I flipped the middle one on its side so you can see the pretty design :)

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Closeup of the Candy Cane Truffles. I flipped the middle one on its side so you can see the pretty design :)

Chocolats Favoris - Front of the store

Chocolats Favoris

4.3(30 reviews)
39.4 km•Orléans
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Really good high quality chocolate. The ice cream serving sizes are ridiculously big. Our friend's…read morehusband once got the largest size and they said it was literally a liter of milk. (Yes, apparently his stomach hurt afterwards and he got no sympathy from his partner!) We usually get the smallest size called baby, and that works out just fine. Also love how they usually have a few free samples at the front to try different flavors.

Do you really like chocolate? Do you really like ice cream? Do you like taking pictures of your…read morefood? Then you have to check this place out at least once. I heard their cones can be sweet depending what you get, so I originally wanted to get a kiddie size, but they don't "kookie cone" that size, so I went with the small. The small is more like a large. It is shareable, if you like sharing your ice cream cone. I'm not a good sharer, but by the end of this cone, I was trying to pond it off to my husband. It was just too much. I got the chocolate hazelnut. He got the cotton candy. Both were good. This location is in a strip mall. They have a patio in the back where you can enjoy your ice cream. I personally like walking or going to a park to eat mine, so we drove up the closest place of greenery, which was in front of a hydro Ottawa building and ate our ice cream there. If this place was in a more convenient location, i'd probably go back, but for me it wasn't worth the hype or the drive. It's more of a once a year, type of treat.

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Chocolats Favoris - Frozen stuff

Frozen stuff

Chocolats Favoris - Lollipops

Lollipops

Chocolats Favoris - Inside the store

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Inside the store

Lindt Chocolate Shop - chocolate - Updated October 2026

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