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I picked up some dark chocolate sea salt caramels at this lovely establishment that makes scrumptious chocolates, fudge, ice cream and other treats. The prices were reasonable for artisan chocolates and the staff were friendly. Be sure to try one of their fudge samples. I will be coming back to try some of their vegan truffles.
Such a cute, quaint chocolate shop in Duluth, GA. I was determined to check this place out on my last visit just to see if they offered vegan chocolates. The staff was so nice when I inquired and pointed out the vegan options they had. I opted for Vegan Truffles Flavors I choose... - Vegan Hazelnut - Vegan Raspberry - Vegan Espresso - Vegan Dark Chocolate The best out of the bunch had to be the Vegan Raspberry. It was a nice balance of tang and tartness with the chocolate. The Espresso was next with a subtle taste of espresso with the sweetness from the chocolate. I couldn't really tell the difference between the Hazelnut and Dark Chocolate traditional truffle. They were good though. For the ambiance... I will say it did was a little staleness in the air, but that's expected in more older buildings. It really does feel like one of those chocolate shops that have been around as a staple in the community for years. I love to see those types of businesses still thriving today. I would visit again in the future.
As wannabe chocolate connoisseurs and homemade chocolatiers during the pandemic, my wife and I were very excited to try the Chocolaterie while in Atlanta. Unfortunately, we were left disappointed with the quality of the truffles overall, especially for the price: Fortunado #4 is a dark chocolate with a hint of fruit but nothing special (6/10 was our rating) Dark Roast Espresso was dark with a solid hint of coffee flavor, almost reminiscent of a dark cocoa brownie (8/10) Cereal Milk tasted like a bad version of Fruity Pebbles (2/10) Raspberry dark chocolate was decent but slightly too much of an artificial raspberry flavor (6/10) Brownie Batter did not taste at all like brownies and had a very odd fruity and soapy flavor (1/10) For almost $3 per small truffle, we were disappointed.
I love coming to this chocolate shop when I visit my parents in GA. There are many chocolate treats and also souvenirs to take home. Today I bought some milk chocolate fudge for my dad and snickers fudge for my boyfriend. There was a sign at the checkout for sipping chocolate and I just had to order one. It was delicious! Extra hot cocoa with white and dark chocolate and optional marshmallows. I would love to get this again next time I come back. The staff was also extra sweet. They were really helpful in helping with my chocolate choices and answering any questions. I highly recommend this shop
The Chocolaterie sits in arguably the most salient location within downtown Duluth, and it's immediately conspicuous upon driving up Lawrenceville Street as you start to look for parking in the general vicinity. In the far back, you'll see a number of interesting ice cream flavors. While there are no samples allowed, I can certainly vouch for the cookie cheesecake! It's not a combination that you'll often see, and the juxtaposition of flavors hit the spot. In my view, the smallest size available (a really small kiddie cup) was more than sufficient, but it depends on your appetite and the extent to which you're willing to share. There's a panoply of bite size chocolate options as well...ranging from truffles to bark to other creative concoctions. Several vegan choices as well (for those of you who are inclined). We had a fudge brownie truffle, and while it was expensive for the size, it did not disappoint. Last but not least: You may see some miscellaneous goods alongside the left-hand portion of the store...including some edgy greeting cards. Feel free to peruse to see if any of their other products suit your fancy.
The tripe chocolate ice cream was good... the fudge one was okay The only thing weird was they said they charge extra to get a CAKE cone on top of a cup.... I've worked at an icecream store and been to several and never in my entire life I seen a place ask extra for a cake cone even like on top of giving a cup lol I just found that a bit weird not that I even care that much but like be fr
This store is amazing. I especially love their chocolate caramels. It's always nice and chewy. Here's the only shop that I go for them! They have seasonal goods and it's always a great selection. My absolute favorite are their triple chocolate covered strawberries. Sometimes when you bite into a chocolate covered strawberry, the chocolate cracks into sharp pieces and stabs you in the mouth. That doesn't happen here. You get nice layers of chocolate and then the sweet juiciness of the strawberry. I order a dozen every time they come back. It's consistently been so delicious for the past 4+ years. Plus, the entire staff is so lovely. They are the nicest people and they really make the entire experience better.
So I know I said I wasn't going to come back and support this chocolate shop, but I was in the area, so why not! I walked in and right before I walked in there was a HUGE sign on the door that read: "We are NOT taking any CASH at the moment. We take VISA or MASTERCARD ONLY. We are sorry for any inconveniences this may have caused. Thank you for your understanding." Then at the bottom of that sign there was another sign in huge bold words in red that read "NO CASH". They're not accepting cash due to the coin shortage. Another thing I wanted to point out, WATCH your STEP when coming inside and there's a NO PETS ALLOWED. They only allow service dogs. Also, masks are no longer required in the store. When entering the shop there's a cute table where there are various items on sale for 60% off. I wasn't interested in it and walked around the shop. There seemed to be lacey Summer wear in the center of the shop, a few accessories for hair and head such as hair bands and hair clips. They're overpriced, in my opinion. My only interest was the ice cream, King Of Pops ice bars, and the chocolate truffles. I'm not a very big fan of fudge. The truffle that caught my attention was called "The Rarest Chocolate in the World". I asked the lady behind the counter about this particular chocolate and she told me that the people in Peru thought this cacao bean was extinct for nearly a century but was rediscovered. She said it has a rich dark chocolate flavor. I'm not a fan of dark chocolate but I had a try it, so I was thinking about buying it. I walked around some more and saw some cute Harry Potter chocolate and accessories on the shelves towards the left side of the store next to the King of Pops section. The lady behind the displays of chocolate greeted us in a friendly manner. That was a first for me (if you've read my past reviews for this place, then you'd know). She told us to ask her if we have any questions which was SO nice of her to say. This made me feel very welcomed! It was such a great feeling! My mom saw these cute chocolates, shaped like little turtles. There was a chocolate turtle called Cashew Turtle which had white swirls mixed with shimmers of gold on top of the milk chocolate turtle shell. Super cute! Too beautiful and too cute to eat!! Maybe.. lol They also made some chocolate truffles with alcohol flavors in them. I saw Jack Daniel's, Irish Cream, and a few other chocolate truffles with alcohol names, but forgot which ones they had. Oh! And they also had Kahlua chocolate truffle. I wish I could try all of them! I looked at the ice cream they had. I've tried all except for the Butter Pecan and Lucile's Pecan. My mom got the Lucile's Pecan which was vanilla ice cream with caramel swirls and crushed pecan in a cup (single scoop). I thought that sounded too sweet, so I chose the Blueberry Cheesecake flavored ice cream in a cup (single scoop). Double Scoop: $5.95 (Pick 2 different flavors) Single Scoop: $3.95 (only 1 flavor) Mini Scoop: $2.95 (only 1 flavor) * This option is the perfect size for kids!!! To-Go Pints: $7.95 (Pick up to 2 flavors) Cup/Cone options: * Cup (free) * Cake Cone (free) * Extra Cup ($0.25) * Waffle Cone ($0.95) After getting the single scoop ice cream, I noticed there was also the mini scoop. I gotta get that on my next visit, because the single scoop was way too much! I got full too fast! The blueberry cheesecake flavor was good but there wasn't enough blueberry flavor in the ice cream which was a little disappointing. My mom was getting thirsty from eating all that ice cream. I remember back in the day when this business was new, they would give me a cup of water. But now, they no longer do that ever since the Covid-19 Pandemic. They sell a bottle of water which costs $1.25 each. Haha, no thanks. I'll get my free water somewhere else. The chocolate truffles are normally priced at $2.65 each. Before the Covid-19 Pandemic the prices were at $2.25 each. I ended up buying about 10 pieces of chocolate truffles. That's a lot, huh? I won't gobble them all at once. They're too good for that. They accept Apple Pay but you gotta let them know before you try to use it. I don't think they have Android Pay. Oh and there's NO WI-FI here. I had a pleasant experience and will return to try all the chocolate truffles some day. I'm a happy customer!
We were welcomed upon entry and the staff was friendly. I liked my guava cheesecake and my daughter loved her strawberry ice cream. My other child didn't like her birthday cake ice cream. I tried it, and didn't care for it either. I also tried toffee nut, key lime, blueberry and cheesecake, and some other blueberry flavor. I didn't like any of them. There were 5 in our party but two of them didn't get ice cream because they didn't like the flavors. My kids loved the fudge though!
Good service and great ice cream. It was the same quality as all the shops that charge 10.00 a cone, yet more reasonable. Customer service was great as well.
What an amazing place! Parking is the only challenge really, so I highly recommend getting there early or go during the week. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. Everything is homemade in-house. Very unique flavor combos and the art of the pieces are amazing. Everything is delicious. Get 2 of each lol
This is a high end chocolate and dessert store. The truffles are absolutely stunning, they make everything by hand and it shows. There's a lot of different things you can buy here- from old school candy to hand dipped pretzels, fudge, bark, and home made peanut butter cups. You can also get popsicles from King of Pops here! Came in to buy a friend some truffles for the holidays. They aren't cheap, but the beauty of the craftsmanship and the gift box wrapping is pretty sweet. They even affixed a card detailing the flavors of each truffle so you know what you're eating. The small touches and effort they make are indicative of the type of service and quality you would expect at a high end place. I can see some folks being put off by the pricing, but you get what you pay for. Come by, see what they have to offer. Stunning to see!
This place is what Sweet dreams are made of! It's a miracle that I left with only two scoops of ice cream and a piece of fudge. Once upon a time, I could have filled an entire basket, but that wouldn't be wise. Service was friendly and fast. They were cashless which is perfectly fine these days. I enjoyed the coconut flavored ice cream and would have this as my dessert after eating out in downtown Duluth on my Next visit
The Chocolaterie is as good as the hype! They have great ice cream, delicious fudges, and an enormous selection of chocolates. They also have a variety of other types of goods- from jackets and plushies to coffees and specialty soft drinks. I made sure to take a picture of every shelf and display when I visited them this past Saturday. I had the triple chocolate and praline double scoop cup. The Praline had pecans, but it also had some kind of cookie/pie crust crumbles inside that added a really nice crunch. The triple chocolate was rich and deeply chocolate-y. I have only tried a couple of the chocolates thus far, but at $2.95/piece, they are competitively priced compared to similar shops. My mom got the dark chocolate fudge and it was gone before I could ask her about it. Luckily, I also got some dark chocolate fudge and a peanut butter chocolate fudge. I'm looking forward to it! They are currently looking for help, so if you happen to be into making chocolates or want to work in a unique type of store- this might be a fit for you! The employees were very nice and remained patient with us as we traversed the shop and snapped pictures of everything. They are a cash-less business, so bring your CC and earn some points! Right now, they are decorated from the upcoming Christmas holiday, but it seems the owner likes to set up different decorations and displays and offers unique items around various holidays. Their chocolates aren't quite as good as The Chocolate Fetish, but their local- which brings them up a peg for me! read more
Cute little shop with a sweets galore. They have so many flavors , ice cream, little trinkets and drinks. The prices are a little expensive for the flavors. The flavors are good but not a wow for me, I would absolutely go back to try other flavors though. The customer service isn't amazing or attentive when I went but it wouldn't stop me from trying other flavors. read more
I picked up some dark chocolate sea salt caramels at this lovely establishment that makes scrumptious chocolates, fudge, ice cream and other treats. The prices were reasonable for artisan chocolates and the staff were friendly. Be sure to try one of their fudge samples. I will be coming back to try some of their vegan truffles. read more
8 months ago
Such a cute, quaint chocolate shop in Duluth, GA. I was determined to check this place out on my last visit just to see if they offered vegan chocolates. The staff was so nice when I inquired and pointed out the vegan options they had. I opted for Vegan Truffles Flavors I choose... - Vegan Hazelnut - Vegan Raspberry - Vegan Espresso - Vegan Dark Chocolate The best out of the bunch had to be the Vegan Raspberry. It was a nice balance of tang and tartness with the chocolate. The Espresso was next with a subtle taste of espresso with the sweetness from the chocolate. I couldn't really tell the difference between the Hazelnut and Dark Chocolate traditional truffle. They were good though. For the ambiance... I will say it did was a little staleness in the air, but that's expected in more older buildings. It really does feel like one of those chocolate shops that have been around as a staple in the community for years. I love to see those types of businesses still thriving today. I would visit again in the future. read more
As wannabe chocolate connoisseurs and homemade chocolatiers during the pandemic, my wife and I were very excited to try the Chocolaterie while in Atlanta. Unfortunately, we were left disappointed with the quality of the truffles overall, especially for the price: Fortunado #4 is a dark chocolate with a hint of fruit but nothing special (6/10 was our rating) Dark Roast Espresso was dark with a solid hint of coffee flavor, almost reminiscent of a dark cocoa brownie (8/10) Cereal Milk tasted like a bad version of Fruity Pebbles (2/10) Raspberry dark chocolate was decent but slightly too much of an artificial raspberry flavor (6/10) Brownie Batter did not taste at all like brownies and had a very odd fruity and soapy flavor (1/10) For almost $3 per small truffle, we were disappointed. read more
I love coming to this chocolate shop when I visit my parents in GA. There are many chocolate treats and also souvenirs to take home. Today I bought some milk chocolate fudge for my dad and snickers fudge for my boyfriend. There was a sign at the checkout for sipping chocolate and I just had to order one. It was delicious! Extra hot cocoa with white and dark chocolate and optional marshmallows. I would love to get this again next time I come back. The staff was also extra sweet. They were really helpful in helping with my chocolate choices and answering any questions. I highly recommend this shop read more
The Chocolaterie sits in arguably the most salient location within downtown Duluth, and it's immediately conspicuous upon driving up Lawrenceville Street as you start to look for parking in the general vicinity. In the far back, you'll see a number of interesting ice cream flavors. While there are no samples allowed, I can certainly vouch for the cookie cheesecake! It's not a combination that you'll often see, and the juxtaposition of flavors hit the spot. In my view, the smallest size available (a really small kiddie cup) was more than sufficient, but it depends on your appetite and the extent to which you're willing to share. There's a panoply of bite size chocolate options as well...ranging from truffles to bark to other creative concoctions. Several vegan choices as well (for those of you who are inclined). We had a fudge brownie truffle, and while it was expensive for the size, it did not disappoint. Last but not least: You may see some miscellaneous goods alongside the left-hand portion of the store...including some edgy greeting cards. Feel free to peruse to see if any of their other products suit your fancy. read more
3 years ago
The tripe chocolate ice cream was good... the fudge one was okay The only thing weird was they said they charge extra to get a CAKE cone on top of a cup.... I've worked at an icecream store and been to several and never in my entire life I seen a place ask extra for a cake cone even like on top of giving a cup lol I just found that a bit weird not that I even care that much but like be fr read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
This store is amazing. I especially love their chocolate caramels. It's always nice and chewy. Here's the only shop that I go for them! They have seasonal goods and it's always a great selection. My absolute favorite are their triple chocolate covered strawberries. Sometimes when you bite into a chocolate covered strawberry, the chocolate cracks into sharp pieces and stabs you in the mouth. That doesn't happen here. You get nice layers of chocolate and then the sweet juiciness of the strawberry. I order a dozen every time they come back. It's consistently been so delicious for the past 4+ years. Plus, the entire staff is so lovely. They are the nicest people and they really make the entire experience better. read more
So I know I said I wasn't going to come back and support this chocolate shop, but I was in the area, so why not! I walked in and right before I walked in there was a HUGE sign on the door that read: "We are NOT taking any CASH at the moment. We take VISA or MASTERCARD ONLY. We are sorry for any inconveniences this may have caused. Thank you for your understanding." Then at the bottom of that sign there was another sign in huge bold words in red that read "NO CASH". They're not accepting cash due to the coin shortage. Another thing I wanted to point out, WATCH your STEP when coming inside and there's a NO PETS ALLOWED. They only allow service dogs. Also, masks are no longer required in the store. When entering the shop there's a cute table where there are various items on sale for 60% off. I wasn't interested in it and walked around the shop. There seemed to be lacey Summer wear in the center of the shop, a few accessories for hair and head such as hair bands and hair clips. They're overpriced, in my opinion. My only interest was the ice cream, King Of Pops ice bars, and the chocolate truffles. I'm not a very big fan of fudge. The truffle that caught my attention was called "The Rarest Chocolate in the World". I asked the lady behind the counter about this particular chocolate and she told me that the people in Peru thought this cacao bean was extinct for nearly a century but was rediscovered. She said it has a rich dark chocolate flavor. I'm not a fan of dark chocolate but I had a try it, so I was thinking about buying it. I walked around some more and saw some cute Harry Potter chocolate and accessories on the shelves towards the left side of the store next to the King of Pops section. The lady behind the displays of chocolate greeted us in a friendly manner. That was a first for me (if you've read my past reviews for this place, then you'd know). She told us to ask her if we have any questions which was SO nice of her to say. This made me feel very welcomed! It was such a great feeling! My mom saw these cute chocolates, shaped like little turtles. There was a chocolate turtle called Cashew Turtle which had white swirls mixed with shimmers of gold on top of the milk chocolate turtle shell. Super cute! Too beautiful and too cute to eat!! Maybe.. lol They also made some chocolate truffles with alcohol flavors in them. I saw Jack Daniel's, Irish Cream, and a few other chocolate truffles with alcohol names, but forgot which ones they had. Oh! And they also had Kahlua chocolate truffle. I wish I could try all of them! I looked at the ice cream they had. I've tried all except for the Butter Pecan and Lucile's Pecan. My mom got the Lucile's Pecan which was vanilla ice cream with caramel swirls and crushed pecan in a cup (single scoop). I thought that sounded too sweet, so I chose the Blueberry Cheesecake flavored ice cream in a cup (single scoop). Double Scoop: $5.95 (Pick 2 different flavors) Single Scoop: $3.95 (only 1 flavor) Mini Scoop: $2.95 (only 1 flavor) * This option is the perfect size for kids!!! To-Go Pints: $7.95 (Pick up to 2 flavors) Cup/Cone options: * Cup (free) * Cake Cone (free) * Extra Cup ($0.25) * Waffle Cone ($0.95) After getting the single scoop ice cream, I noticed there was also the mini scoop. I gotta get that on my next visit, because the single scoop was way too much! I got full too fast! The blueberry cheesecake flavor was good but there wasn't enough blueberry flavor in the ice cream which was a little disappointing. My mom was getting thirsty from eating all that ice cream. I remember back in the day when this business was new, they would give me a cup of water. But now, they no longer do that ever since the Covid-19 Pandemic. They sell a bottle of water which costs $1.25 each. Haha, no thanks. I'll get my free water somewhere else. The chocolate truffles are normally priced at $2.65 each. Before the Covid-19 Pandemic the prices were at $2.25 each. I ended up buying about 10 pieces of chocolate truffles. That's a lot, huh? I won't gobble them all at once. They're too good for that. They accept Apple Pay but you gotta let them know before you try to use it. I don't think they have Android Pay. Oh and there's NO WI-FI here. I had a pleasant experience and will return to try all the chocolate truffles some day. I'm a happy customer! read more
We were welcomed upon entry and the staff was friendly. I liked my guava cheesecake and my daughter loved her strawberry ice cream. My other child didn't like her birthday cake ice cream. I tried it, and didn't care for it either. I also tried toffee nut, key lime, blueberry and cheesecake, and some other blueberry flavor. I didn't like any of them. There were 5 in our party but two of them didn't get ice cream because they didn't like the flavors. My kids loved the fudge though! read more
5 years ago
What an amazing place! Parking is the only challenge really, so I highly recommend getting there early or go during the week. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. Everything is homemade in-house. Very unique flavor combos and the art of the pieces are amazing. Everything is delicious. Get 2 of each lol read more
7 years ago
This is a high end chocolate and dessert store. The truffles are absolutely stunning, they make everything by hand and it shows. There's a lot of different things you can buy here- from old school candy to hand dipped pretzels, fudge, bark, and home made peanut butter cups. You can also get popsicles from King of Pops here! Came in to buy a friend some truffles for the holidays. They aren't cheap, but the beauty of the craftsmanship and the gift box wrapping is pretty sweet. They even affixed a card detailing the flavors of each truffle so you know what you're eating. The small touches and effort they make are indicative of the type of service and quality you would expect at a high end place. I can see some folks being put off by the pricing, but you get what you pay for. Come by, see what they have to offer. Stunning to see! read more
This place is what Sweet dreams are made of! It's a miracle that I left with only two scoops of ice cream and a piece of fudge. Once upon a time, I could have filled an entire basket, but that wouldn't be wise. Service was friendly and fast. They were cashless which is perfectly fine these days. I enjoyed the coconut flavored ice cream and would have this as my dessert after eating out in downtown Duluth on my Next visit read more
6 years ago
Stopped her on our way home. The store is nicely decorated, staff was very friendly and the chocolate looked so very pretty. We ordered fudge and a variety of truffles. I am sorry to say I was not a fan. The fridge was gritty and not buttery. I could have made better at home. The truffles fillings were not bad; but if you had not labeled them on the display I would not had been able to tell the flavor. The filling was also griddy and not creamy. I have had better truffles from boxed chocolate. Not a do over for me. read more
Adorable Chocolate shop in this super cute town. You can get prearranged chocolate boxes or pick and choose your own assortment. The staff is super friendly and they are handling current pandemic safety rules very well. I felt very safe and that my purchase was well taken care of. It was a little pricey for such a small amount I purchased, but that could be the norm here, I'm not sure. I've always been use to chocolates priced by the pound. Other than that definitely check them out, support local and small businesses. read more
This chocolaterie shop is located in historic downtown Duluth and has artisan chocolate treats and also serves gourmet ice cream. The shop was voted best of Gwinett in 2017. The mural on the side of the building drew my attention to the shop and when I looked up and saw the ice cream sign, I knew I had to go in. The mural is known as "Chocolaterie Lady Mural" and is 70 feet. When I walked in I was immediately greeted by a young lady with a friendly smile. As i made my way to the counter, I had to stop and look at the prepackaged chocolate goodies and gift items. I sampled the lavender blueberry and spellbound butterbeer flavors and went with the latter in a waffle cone. You can check their website for current flavors since they can change during the week. All their ice creams are made with pure Non-GMO and hormone-free milk and cream. Every product is gluten-free unless a cookies or cake is used as a primary ingredient. The scoops were a generous size and the ice cream tasted fresh and flavorful and it was very creamy. The shop also has seating inside and out, it was nice to have an option. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
The workers were so sweet. They let you choose a few samples before trying the ice cream. The area was clean. They answered any questions we needed help with. It was nice to go in for some ice cream and be back out pretty quickly. read more
4 years ago
Downtown Duluth custom chocolate truffle, fudge and ice cream shop. Offering vegan and non-vegan options with novelty items throughout. Visit this store if your satisfying a chocolate craving or seeking a memorable culinary gift. read more
7 years ago
This place gets an easy 5 stars. We came in for some homemade ice cream and it was magnificent. Just the right amount of creaminess, and a solid variety of flavors. They don't get all crazy with their flavors like some other shops like sweet corn, brambleberry, etc.....they focus on a good variety of really great ice cream. They also have a huge offering of homemade chocolates as their name indicates. We didn't try any, but they all look amazing, and the customers that did buy chocolate were raving about it. Come on by!!! read more
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5 years ago
I ran into this place when I was in Downtown Duluth one weekend. This place has every truffle you could imagine and in super cute shapes. If I recall correctly they had chocolates for people with special diets as well. I am not a big truffle or fudge person but I bought a bag of just plain dark chocolate and they were melt in your mouth yummy! I bought the truffles as a gift and I also bought the cutest ornament. Next time I go I would like to try their chocolate covered strawberries and ice cream Definitely worth checking out folks! read more
7 years ago
BEST CHOCOLATE IN ATLANTA! What a great place! The staff is amazing and so much fun! If you are looking for a great experience and the best chocolate I highly recommend them! read more
7 years ago
A Box Full of Goodness on a Cold Saturday evening. Most of their chocolates are $2.50 each and you will not regret even buying 20 of them! They are absolutely delightful! read more
5 years ago
Amy was having a bad day or maybe she just hates her job. Came in for cordials to give as a gift and any time you asked a question she seemed irritated or like our business was an inconvenience. Asked if we could purchase a ribbon for a box and she acted as if it would be deducted from her paycheck. read more
3 years ago
My dad and stepmom literally live right around the corner from here, so I've driven past this little shop a couple hundred times and never stopped in. Well, I finally had my chance on a recent visit to see them. My parents suggested walking up to the shop for ice cream (yes, they serve up ice cream!) since my niece was in tow. This shop sits right at the main intersection on Main Street in downtown Duluth, near Pure & Crave Pie Studio. It is a corner shop, and there is no parking right beside it, so you'll have to park either close to Pure or back near Dreamland. They have two small tables outside, and very limited seating inside. However, there is so much to do in this area and places to sit outside near the fountain, amphitheater or playground. Plus, parking is free if you can find a spot. If this shop is your sole reason to visit, I'd be weary of Food Truck Friday's in this area during the summer months. So, walking into the shop, you'll notice it is VERY upscale. Everything in it reminds me of a classy jewelry shop meets princess barbie meets gourmet chocolate and candy. And, YES, the candy is EXPENSIVE. They had so many different types of chocolate options, I don't even know where to begin. Most of the chocolate in the display cases were selling for $1.50 - $2.50 PER chocolate piece. Some of the ones I wanted to buy (but didn't, b/c i was there for ice cream): chocolate covered expresso beans, banana foster truffles, sea salt caramel truffles, and the rum/grand marnier truffles. Easily, you could spend $30 in here very quickly. So, my star rating is basically for the ice cream. I ordered the Georgia Praline Pecan in a waffle cone, and COULD NOT STOP EATING IT. I don't think I gave it time to melt, which then led to a massive brain freeze. The waffle cone was sweet and delicious, and the ice cream was amazing. I really wished I had asked them if they made it in-house (both the cones and ice cream). This is certainly a good stop for gourmet artisan ice cream, and the pricing wasn't bad at all ($5.19 for the cone and two scoops. I do wish they had loaded me up more. There were plenty of other very good flavors (see pictures). I'll have to try out one of their candy pieces next, and see if the price tag fits the taste. But for ice cream, or even a special gift for that certain somebody in your life, this would be a great stop. read more
This place was all my chocolate dreams. They have molded shapes, fancy truffles, liqueur flavored chocolates, painted chocolates, bars, vegan chocolate ... They've got something for every chocolate lover. There's only street parking and it's limited to beware. Well, unless there's hidden parking I didn't see. It's on the corner in tiny little downtown Duluth - who knew Duluth had anything but the best Asian restaurants and stores? Truffles are $2.25 a piece and so worth it. Inside isn't as soft or gooey but you can bite each layer off individually. The flavors are distinct & super interesting like amaretto cherry, limoncello, lavender, mango habanero. I got a dark chocolate bar with raspberries for a vegan friend along with quite a number of painted butterfly, heart and other shaped truffles. read more
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