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Food - You can try any of their chocolates in the front of the store. The cafe has decent pastries and some interesting drink options that you dont see in other places like drinking chocolate. Service - Fast and easy ordering with the staff. Food comes out quickly and on the side. It's self bus. Ambiance - Very clean and open concept. Feels very spacious and gets a decent amount of natural lighting. Great for a morning coffee date
Delicious hot chocolate options! We went there twice in a week for their bees knees - hot chocolate with bee pollen and sea salt. Add a shot of espresso for extra flavor! I wouldn't recommend their espresso on its own since it's very acidic but in combos with milk it's ok. There are many excellent chocolate bar samples too.
My previous two visits to the OG Spinnaker Chocolate site was back in March 2024 (2 bars) and Sept 2024 (gianduja jar). Somehow, I also missed their grand opening back in June 2025 with their move from Ravenna to much larger digs in Fremont. Again, better late than never! Coincidentally, I had just read posts from fellow Yelp Elites Gillian and Sierra with their positive onsite experiences. So it was great timing when a new TGTG opportunity popped up from Spinnaker Chocolate for a 12 piece truffle assortment. I lucked out with nearby street parking and finally stepped in their current location (3/10/26). Wow what an immense retail, cafe, and production facility, definitely larger square footage versus their previous site! To my immediate right, were bags of cacao beans (beans to bar production). And right in front of me was a table with their various bars and samples. To the left, there was another table with additional bars and samples. Plus there were additional featured merch, drinking chocolate, cacao tea, truffle boxes, nibs, and gianduja spread. There's also ample seating to enjoy beverages and fresh pastries from Maddy's Bakeshop (her pastry site's grand opening was back on 2/14/26). I noticed there was a sizable tour group wearing hair nets moving through the production facility. As much as I wanted to try each sample to discern between single origin regions, I resisted and settled on another 68% Colombia dark chocolate bar with Ethiopian coffee from Olympia Coffee Roasters and a bag of their 70% cacao House Blend Hot Chocolate. The latter will be great to taste and compare to a similar purchase from Cocoa Legato (another bean to bar spot in Greenwood). The TGTG truffle box (12 piece assortment) was most likely remainders from the Valentine's Day holiday, but an excellent purchase to sample their truffles. It contained four each of the following: Belize Ganache, Raspberry Caramel, and Gianduja Truffle. Not bad. I only noticed a slight bloom with the gianduja truffles. I was surprised that I really enjoyed the raspberry caramel with the heart shaped exterior crafted with oat milk chocolate. I love that this award winning, family indie business chooses to cross pollinate and collaborate with other local purveyors and their continued support of ocean cleanup from 1% of their sales revenue.
Shoutout to my Seattle Yelper girlies Sierra W. and Marie B. for influencing me with their reviews on checking this place out during my trip here. :p Love the chocolate sampling feature here, and as a sucker for chocolate with fruity flavor notes I nabbed the 70% Tanzania chocolate bar easily lol. Was thinking of my sis and got the 70% Belize one as well as she's a fan of bourbon-y chocolate (I'm a fan too!). Honestly can't go wrong with any of the options here.....such smooth chocolate with very accurate flavor descriptions!! The house blend mocha is essentially caffeinated hot chocolate ahaha I can't even taste the brew! Deliciously bold chocolate taste. Safe for those who want caffeine but don't like a brew taste. :p Chill cafe seating, even on a Saturday afternoon (in fact, I'm writing this review while I'm here lol). Friendly staff!
I walked 2 miles just to try the House Blend Drinking Chocolate and it did not disappoint. On my 4 mile walk I decided I deserved a treat and Spinnaker Chocolate was my choice as I was intrigued they do chocolate sampling! As Marie B. stated in her review....intense. As soon as I opened the door to enter I was hit with the lovely smell of chocolate! The smell was insanely good! Smiling big I stopped in awe as I entered just to enjoy the smell. How do the employees do it all day?! So tempting and delicious!!! I felt like I was Charlie in the chocolate factory! So many delicious dark and milk chocolate bars to sample. I tried the dark chocolates as that is my favorite. The best bar I sampled that I look forward to purchasing on my next visit is definitely the 70% Uganda with Bee Pollen and Sea Salt. I love bee pollen and put that in dark chocolate omggg so good! I loved the House Blend Drinking Chocolate was definitely a dessert type drink but very affordable. $4.50 and it comes with a chocolate piece to dip in the drinking chocolate. The drink was so thick, creamy, rich, and delicious. I was highly impressed and satisfied. Service was friendly and calm. The lobby was modern and bright yet sophisticated. I enjoyed the free water station as well. Plenty of street parking nearby. I highly recommend and am so excited to return :)
Really great experience here with Spinnakers Chocolate! This spot is a coffee shop and chocolate factory all in one with plenty of fantastic chocolate samples for you to try before you buy. The coffee shop portion has great pastries and drinks. I signed up for their monthly subscription so that I could get a discount as well as a few chocolate bars a month to try out. The service was all very friendly and helpful and they helped me select a few things to try from their pastries. The shop itself is very spacious with plenty of table seating to hang out and enjoy your coffee and sweets. Highly recommend anyone dropping by its a great place to hang out.
This was one of the most amazing places I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. No joke. Spinnaker Chocolate is a boutique chocolate shop in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. I am so glad we stopped in, as we were immediately met with the most incredible smells. This storefront is also the chocolate factory. They even offer tours! They have gorgeous tasting tables where you can taste every chocolate they offer for sale. My favorite was the dark chocolate bar with chili. Absolutely incredible stuff. My wife really wanted to try the brownie and the sipping chocolate, so we ended up ordering those. The sipping chocolate was like heaven in a cup. Rich, velvety, perfectly sweetened. The brownie was more like fudge. Extremely rich with great texture that just keeps you coming back for another bite. They care about their craft here. The quality and love put into their products are incredible. Though Spinnaker may be off the beaten path, it's absolutely worth the visit. You will not be disappointed. I'll be thinking about this place for a long time and will surely visit next time I am in Seattle.
Ok where has this spot been all my life? I won't be sleeping on this cafe anymore. The drinks are delicious. They have little samples of everything, which was nice! The staff were really sweet and knowledgeable and helpful. Inside it feels like a hybrid cafe and chocolate factory, which is kinda cool honestly. We sat outside with our dog on the little patio, which I loved. The drinks were just so good and they do have dairy free and vegan options which is awesome too! Will def be back.
Aside from these guys having award winning chocolate, and an array of so many samples, each insanely unique, they also have DRINKING CHOCOLATE Oh oh oh it was sooo good, this very sleek looking little space is home to their cafe where you can to try all sorts of chocolate drinks, coffee and teas. They also have bakery items from local bakeries including sea wolf They also have tours so check them out!
This place is absolutely fantastic. In fact, I enjoyed my initial visit so much that I came back the following two days. Street parking was easy to find nearby. The space is bright and well-lit, with large windows. Staff are warm and welcoming. There is plenty of chocolate to sample. I tried an assortment of baked goods (chocolate chip cookie, brownie, flourless chocolate torte). I thought the cookie was a little rich, but the torte was excellent and the brownie was also good. There are also plenty of chocolate drinks to choose from. I have tried their hot chocolate and the Spinnaker Fog. The hot chocolate was a little too rich for me, but I thought the Spinnaker Fog was just right. It is essentially their take on a London Fog and uses cacao tea. The cafe space is very clean, and I enjoyed reading while I tried their pastries and drinks. There is a bit of background noise from the factory, but I thought it was nice to occasionally look up from my book to observe their production process.
I like the whole idea of this place. Now that Theo chocolate factory in Fremont has closed, it's nice to have another chocolate factory in the neighborhood. Plus they have a membership program. Very pristine when I got there in the morning. I got a croissant, latte, and some truffles in a to go container. They served the latte with a piece of chocolate. Latte was great, staff nice, place very quiet and clean. I wonder if it's because it was a weekday morning but only a couple of people were there when I got there, so potentially great place to study or work.
They have so many chocolates to sample and staff is very friendly! I need to come back and try the flourless chocolate cookie since they ran out when I came :(
We've been here quite several times. Absolutely loved how they offer samples of all their chocolates, and they all tasted amazing. They also have vegan chocolates, so if you can't eat dairy, still check them out! We've also got drinking chocolates from them several times (regular and vegan) and enjoyed all of them. Only reason I'm taking off one star is because i got their flourless chocolate cookie (amazing), and flourless chocolate torte (also tasty) today, then found a long hair in my torte when I was happily enjoying my desserts ... it was definitely not my hair (different color). That really grossed me out. But, I must clarify: 1. I like how they store their pastries. The pastry case seemed well isolated and clean, not infested by flies like the ones in many other bakeries / coffee shops. 2. Apparently they send their chocolate to Sea Wolf, a nearby bakery, and have them make desserts and pastries out of those chocolates then send those back for sale. So technically this is not Spinnaker's fault... Service is always great here, and the ambiance looks nice and bright.
This summer I discovered that Spinnaker now offers a VEGAN chocolate gelato! Yaas! I've had it twice and it is amazing. For $4 you get a very small scoop but it is powerful stuff: rich, creamy, with a strong dark chocolate flavor. It's served in a cute little glass with an even cuter silver spoon. I think this could be my new favorite dessert in Seattle. For those of you who eat dairy, my hubs confirms that the chocolate gelato and stracciatella gelato are also delicious. Service is friendly and efficient. I also dig the bespoke chocolate factory environs. read more
We stopped by this weekend to pickup some of their excellent bars and saw they now have gelato and sorbetto (vegan). The helpful cashier told us they make it in small batches in house. It was a hot day so we gave it a try and it was excellent. It was like the gelato version of drinking chocolate. Deep and very rich chocolate flavor. The scoops are not large but because of the richness and intensity of the flavor is was satisfying and the right size. Each one came with a square of chocolate. read more
A lovely chocolate shop! Their tours are very informative, easy to sign up for and very affordable given the personalized experience you get from it - lots of samples too from each part of the chocolate making process! The tour guides are very nice and friendly and also very informed on the chocolate-making process. If they can't answer a question, they'll find someone who can for you! Their founders hot chocolate is lovely and I had to go back and buy a bag! The gelato is rich and chocolatey, a slightly small portion but it is only $4. I wish they offered different size options for their frozen treats because I would've opted for a larger scoop if possible! read more
Food - You can try any of their chocolates in the front of the store. The cafe has decent pastries and some interesting drink options that you dont see in other places like drinking chocolate. Service - Fast and easy ordering with the staff. Food comes out quickly and on the side. It's self bus. Ambiance - Very clean and open concept. Feels very spacious and gets a decent amount of natural lighting. Great for a morning coffee date read more
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3 months ago
Delicious hot chocolate options! We went there twice in a week for their bees knees - hot chocolate with bee pollen and sea salt. Add a shot of espresso for extra flavor! I wouldn't recommend their espresso on its own since it's very acidic but in combos with milk it's ok. There are many excellent chocolate bar samples too. read more
My previous two visits to the OG Spinnaker Chocolate site was back in March 2024 (2 bars) and Sept 2024 (gianduja jar). Somehow, I also missed their grand opening back in June 2025 with their move from Ravenna to much larger digs in Fremont. Again, better late than never! Coincidentally, I had just read posts from fellow Yelp Elites Gillian and Sierra with their positive onsite experiences. So it was great timing when a new TGTG opportunity popped up from Spinnaker Chocolate for a 12 piece truffle assortment. I lucked out with nearby street parking and finally stepped in their current location (3/10/26). Wow what an immense retail, cafe, and production facility, definitely larger square footage versus their previous site! To my immediate right, were bags of cacao beans (beans to bar production). And right in front of me was a table with their various bars and samples. To the left, there was another table with additional bars and samples. Plus there were additional featured merch, drinking chocolate, cacao tea, truffle boxes, nibs, and gianduja spread. There's also ample seating to enjoy beverages and fresh pastries from Maddy's Bakeshop (her pastry site's grand opening was back on 2/14/26). I noticed there was a sizable tour group wearing hair nets moving through the production facility. As much as I wanted to try each sample to discern between single origin regions, I resisted and settled on another 68% Colombia dark chocolate bar with Ethiopian coffee from Olympia Coffee Roasters and a bag of their 70% cacao House Blend Hot Chocolate. The latter will be great to taste and compare to a similar purchase from Cocoa Legato (another bean to bar spot in Greenwood). The TGTG truffle box (12 piece assortment) was most likely remainders from the Valentine's Day holiday, but an excellent purchase to sample their truffles. It contained four each of the following: Belize Ganache, Raspberry Caramel, and Gianduja Truffle. Not bad. I only noticed a slight bloom with the gianduja truffles. I was surprised that I really enjoyed the raspberry caramel with the heart shaped exterior crafted with oat milk chocolate. I love that this award winning, family indie business chooses to cross pollinate and collaborate with other local purveyors and their continued support of ocean cleanup from 1% of their sales revenue. read more
7 months ago
Shoutout to my Seattle Yelper girlies Sierra W. and Marie B. for influencing me with their reviews on checking this place out during my trip here. :p Love the chocolate sampling feature here, and as a sucker for chocolate with fruity flavor notes I nabbed the 70% Tanzania chocolate bar easily lol. Was thinking of my sis and got the 70% Belize one as well as she's a fan of bourbon-y chocolate (I'm a fan too!). Honestly can't go wrong with any of the options here.....such smooth chocolate with very accurate flavor descriptions!! The house blend mocha is essentially caffeinated hot chocolate ahaha I can't even taste the brew! Deliciously bold chocolate taste. Safe for those who want caffeine but don't like a brew taste. :p Chill cafe seating, even on a Saturday afternoon (in fact, I'm writing this review while I'm here lol). Friendly staff! read more
I walked 2 miles just to try the House Blend Drinking Chocolate and it did not disappoint. On my 4 mile walk I decided I deserved a treat and Spinnaker Chocolate was my choice as I was intrigued they do chocolate sampling! As Marie B. stated in her review....intense. As soon as I opened the door to enter I was hit with the lovely smell of chocolate! The smell was insanely good! Smiling big I stopped in awe as I entered just to enjoy the smell. How do the employees do it all day?! So tempting and delicious!!! I felt like I was Charlie in the chocolate factory! So many delicious dark and milk chocolate bars to sample. I tried the dark chocolates as that is my favorite. The best bar I sampled that I look forward to purchasing on my next visit is definitely the 70% Uganda with Bee Pollen and Sea Salt. I love bee pollen and put that in dark chocolate omggg so good! I loved the House Blend Drinking Chocolate was definitely a dessert type drink but very affordable. $4.50 and it comes with a chocolate piece to dip in the drinking chocolate. The drink was so thick, creamy, rich, and delicious. I was highly impressed and satisfied. Service was friendly and calm. The lobby was modern and bright yet sophisticated. I enjoyed the free water station as well. Plenty of street parking nearby. I highly recommend and am so excited to return :) read more
3 months ago
Really great experience here with Spinnakers Chocolate! This spot is a coffee shop and chocolate factory all in one with plenty of fantastic chocolate samples for you to try before you buy. The coffee shop portion has great pastries and drinks. I signed up for their monthly subscription so that I could get a discount as well as a few chocolate bars a month to try out. The service was all very friendly and helpful and they helped me select a few things to try from their pastries. The shop itself is very spacious with plenty of table seating to hang out and enjoy your coffee and sweets. Highly recommend anyone dropping by its a great place to hang out. read more
This was one of the most amazing places I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. No joke. Spinnaker Chocolate is a boutique chocolate shop in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. I am so glad we stopped in, as we were immediately met with the most incredible smells. This storefront is also the chocolate factory. They even offer tours! They have gorgeous tasting tables where you can taste every chocolate they offer for sale. My favorite was the dark chocolate bar with chili. Absolutely incredible stuff. My wife really wanted to try the brownie and the sipping chocolate, so we ended up ordering those. The sipping chocolate was like heaven in a cup. Rich, velvety, perfectly sweetened. The brownie was more like fudge. Extremely rich with great texture that just keeps you coming back for another bite. They care about their craft here. The quality and love put into their products are incredible. Though Spinnaker may be off the beaten path, it's absolutely worth the visit. You will not be disappointed. I'll be thinking about this place for a long time and will surely visit next time I am in Seattle. read more
Ok where has this spot been all my life? I won't be sleeping on this cafe anymore. The drinks are delicious. They have little samples of everything, which was nice! The staff were really sweet and knowledgeable and helpful. Inside it feels like a hybrid cafe and chocolate factory, which is kinda cool honestly. We sat outside with our dog on the little patio, which I loved. The drinks were just so good and they do have dairy free and vegan options which is awesome too! Will def be back. read more
Aside from these guys having award winning chocolate, and an array of so many samples, each insanely unique, they also have DRINKING CHOCOLATE Oh oh oh it was sooo good, this very sleek looking little space is home to their cafe where you can to try all sorts of chocolate drinks, coffee and teas. They also have bakery items from local bakeries including sea wolf They also have tours so check them out! read more
This place is absolutely fantastic. In fact, I enjoyed my initial visit so much that I came back the following two days. Street parking was easy to find nearby. The space is bright and well-lit, with large windows. Staff are warm and welcoming. There is plenty of chocolate to sample. I tried an assortment of baked goods (chocolate chip cookie, brownie, flourless chocolate torte). I thought the cookie was a little rich, but the torte was excellent and the brownie was also good. There are also plenty of chocolate drinks to choose from. I have tried their hot chocolate and the Spinnaker Fog. The hot chocolate was a little too rich for me, but I thought the Spinnaker Fog was just right. It is essentially their take on a London Fog and uses cacao tea. The cafe space is very clean, and I enjoyed reading while I tried their pastries and drinks. There is a bit of background noise from the factory, but I thought it was nice to occasionally look up from my book to observe their production process. read more
I like the whole idea of this place. Now that Theo chocolate factory in Fremont has closed, it's nice to have another chocolate factory in the neighborhood. Plus they have a membership program. Very pristine when I got there in the morning. I got a croissant, latte, and some truffles in a to go container. They served the latte with a piece of chocolate. Latte was great, staff nice, place very quiet and clean. I wonder if it's because it was a weekday morning but only a couple of people were there when I got there, so potentially great place to study or work. read more
7 months ago
They have so many chocolates to sample and staff is very friendly! I need to come back and try the flourless chocolate cookie since they ran out when I came :( read more
We've been here quite several times. Absolutely loved how they offer samples of all their chocolates, and they all tasted amazing. They also have vegan chocolates, so if you can't eat dairy, still check them out! We've also got drinking chocolates from them several times (regular and vegan) and enjoyed all of them. Only reason I'm taking off one star is because i got their flourless chocolate cookie (amazing), and flourless chocolate torte (also tasty) today, then found a long hair in my torte when I was happily enjoying my desserts ... it was definitely not my hair (different color). That really grossed me out. But, I must clarify: 1. I like how they store their pastries. The pastry case seemed well isolated and clean, not infested by flies like the ones in many other bakeries / coffee shops. 2. Apparently they send their chocolate to Sea Wolf, a nearby bakery, and have them make desserts and pastries out of those chocolates then send those back for sale. So technically this is not Spinnaker's fault... Service is always great here, and the ambiance looks nice and bright. read more
11 months ago
I came here with my mom, who also loves Spinnaker chocolate. We have been fans for a few years so we were excited when they opened an entire cafe to visit! I tried the mocha and we shared a double chocolate cookie. The mocha was very rich eve with oat milk and the cholate flavor was decadent. The cookie was also to die for! We also got one of their chocolate "chip" cookies which are unique because instead of classic chips, they use shredded chocolate which melts into the cookie. I also enjoyed this one. The only thing to note is that the seating is limited and can fill up rather quickly. Luckily someone was nice enough to move over so we could sit down at a small table. Weekends are busy! read more
If I lived in Seattle, I would 100% join the chocolate club. I love that there are tastings of all the chocolates because I could not resist buying one, and sampling them allowed me to make a truly educated decision. It also shows me that they really stand by their products because I really loved everything I tried. We primarily came for the sipping chocolate, which was absolutely incredible, but I also really enjoyed my friend's iced hot chocolate, which was less rich but no less flavorful and incredibly refreshing. It'd be a drink that you can get frequently, whereas the sipping chocolate is more of a treat. I also like that they have free homemade marshmallows to add on to the chocolate. read more
9 months ago
Was introduced to Spinnaker at the Northwest Chocolate Festival so knew I had to pay them a visit at their storefront. I love that they have samples of their different chocolate bars there. Also a decent sized menu of hot drinks and other chocolatey items. It's a big open space with plenty of tables inside too. read more
Loved the sampling station! It was nice to be able to try before I buy! I got 3 bars to take home and a cold brew. The cold brew was weak which accounts for the 4 star review. They sell pastries from Sea Wolf but you might as well walk a block down the street and get them for less. read more
1 year ago
Spinnaker is the place to go for chocolate cravings. There are samples to try and my husband and I were hooked! The chocolate tour of how their chocolate is picked, processed, and produced was mesmerizing and educational. And the chocolates are beautifully crafted and packaged. My favorite is the Bourbon Dark. Spacious, bright, and welcoming space to spend the afternoon for delightful hot chocolate. read more
I visited for the first time when the place first opened. And then I talked to a lady who just went there yesterday and she told me how they now have a coffee shop and pastries. Because of that, I got curious and decided to revisit Spinnaker during my lunch break. I was excited that they had chocolate drink options as well as coffee drinks. I had the iced hot chocolate and it was so good!! Price is steep at $7+ but I enjoyed it thoroughly. I'll definitely visit again for the iced chocolate! read more
1 year ago
Spinnaker is my go to when I'm craving chocolate and also for gift giving. The quality and care they put into their products really shine. The staff is always friendly and helpful when I have questions on their products. The shop is clean, spacious and inviting; A great meeting place for coffee/ tea/ chocolates and pastries from Seawolf and other treats from Sweet Nothings and More. I give Spinnaker two thumbs up! read more
9 months ago
Spinnaker has relocated to Stone Way! It's wonderful to have a chocolate store back after Theo Chocolate closed in Fremont. There are so many chocolate bars to sample, and I love how their dark chocolate ingredients are simply just cacao and organic cane sugar. They also offer dairy-free, nut-free, and other options. I particularly enjoy those made with oat milk, like the 58% Colombia Dark Oat Milk, but my favorite is the 68% Colombia with Coffee. Can't wait for the cafe part to open! read more
I am a huge fan of Spinnaker Chocolate, and I love their new and spacious location. There is an area to sit and have a nice, delicious cup of hot chocolate. You can see their open working space, where all the magic happens. I love that they have samples of all their chocolates open and available. I signed up for their membership so I could enjoy their chocolate on a regular basis. There are different tiers (Cadet, Chief Mate and Captain). If you sign up as a "Cadet", you get 3 bars per quarter, discounts, seasonal and exclusive flavors and you can also come in for free tours! I signed up for a tour, which is easy to do on their website. I am excited to buy some chocolates as gifts during the holiday season. This makes an especially nice PNW gift for those who are out of state or out of country. The quality of this chocolate is top tier and its really reflected in the taste. They're very friendly and are happy to answer all chocolate related questions. read more
1 year ago
My wife and I decided to do a tour of the factory here, get some chocolate bars and try some bourbon flavored chocolate drink at the onsite cafe. The tour, where our guide stopped at various parts of the open kitchen/factory to explain what was going on during the production of chocolate bars, was thorough and interesting. It's the first time I've seen cacao beans guillotined, which is practically worth the price of the tour right there! The number of steps the owners go through to get the best --- and I mean the best --- beans and the best out of the beans that they get, is very impressive. As is the name of the shop, Spinnaker, which was inspired by their other passion in life: sailing. At the end of the tour we sampled some of their chocolates. We chilled afterwards in the cafe over a cup of a chocolate-bourbon drinks --- very rich, very flavorful. The ambiance of the shop and cafe was chilled and relaxing with the open air kitchen/factory giving the space a sense of industry and purpose. A very nice and unusual kind of vibe. As for the chocolate bars we got: amazingly good (but not cheap though). read more
3 months ago
Um hello. I did not need to develop an obsession with chocolate. But, if you're going to obsess over chocolate, this is the one. My friend told me about this place so she took me there when I was in town. They have so many samples to try and you can try it all! I really can't tell you which are my favorites because they all had very unique and distinct flavors. So you really should try them all. If I did have to choose one, I'd pick the 70% Belize with Bourbon. I just think this one is the most unique and I haven't had it anywhere else. The storefront is pretty minimalistic, but the chocolates speaks for themselves. Definitely a cool experience and a chance to try out all of their chocolates before deciding on which ones to get. Kind of glad I'm not anywhere near here so I don't come in for a sample or 10 every day. Fortunately, I can order online too. read more
3 months ago
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