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    The Meadow

    4.4 (92 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Kim G.

    The Meadow is a small space, but packed with artisan salt - who knew there were so many varieties - bitters, a massive array of decadent chocolates from around the globe, and gorgeous flowers that greet you when you enter, and you can select stems to make your own bouquet. Smaller selection of pantry items, small bags of pasta with their name, and hot sauces. Also a few books books, focusing on salts, bitters and cocktails, of course! I've purchased some of the Maldonado finishing salt, and it absolutely makes a difference. Never use these salts as an ingredient, it's used to sprinkle on meats, veggies, potatoes, right before serving. Awesome on chocolate cookies. They even sell small containers for salt, known as salt cellars, so you can keep your favorite salt in your purse in case your restaurant meal is lacking that little something extra. They refill for life, for the tiny ones only. I enjoy checking out this store when I'm in the area or when looking for a gift for one of my foodie friends. I'd buy more, but the prices are very high, especially the pasta and chocolate. I can't rationalize $12-15 for a chocolate bar that I'll eat in one sitting. Maybe I'm the problem, maybe one bar is supposed to last for many servings!

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    Mercedes C.

    This is one shop on NW 23rd St in Portland, OR with a creative flair like no other I've seen. The Meadow is like a treasure chest of sorts. Every corner of this tiny shop has chocolate bars from specific cacao-producing countries. But it's their salt that reminded me of my Mallorca trip in August '24 that makes Meadow more unique- on top of the bitters they sell for cocktails and flowers. The moment my daughter and I came here, we kinda looked at each other. How can you not smile and feel cozy and warm inside when you see their chocolates, their salts, the design- considering this shop's tiny size? For salt lovers, Meadow sources craft salts from Japan, Mexico, India, Iceland and other countries. As for chocolate, this isn't the place where you'll find truffles- but you can select from the many chocolate bars that could be ideal for making hot chocolate or maybe for making ganache. Meadow goes for that dried floral, whimsical style. Yet some of the fresh blooms I noticed in water, seemed to me like they were on the cusp of wilting. Are these for styling the shop ond/or for sale? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Anyhow, my kid selected a few bite-sized, wrapped chocolates to have that night in her apartment which were creamy and tasty. Service was great and these folks have an offspring shop on Mulberry between Spring & Prince St's.

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    Jason V.

    Not only is this cute confectioner collating and curating a considerable collection of chocolates cultivated from all corners of the globe, they're also seemingly informed and knowledgeable about each item stocking their shelves. Even from the brief interactions we had with the counter clerk (whom I suspect was also the owner), every question we asked was answered, accompanied by suggestions, the layout and organization of the store was explained to us, samples were offered (and enjoyed), and we ended up walking out with a variety of delectable things each tailored to the particular tastes of each member of our party! Additionally, you'll find an almost overwhelming selection of salts and spices, bitters and books, candies and candles, among other goodies tucked away in every corner. Even someone as sugar-averse as myself walked away with a high-cacao & red chili bar and some seasoning salts, but anyone with a sweet tooth (or not) owes it to themselves to pop into the Meadow and pick the sweetest-smelling (or tasting) treat tailored to their treat their taste buds!

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    Ana M.

    This cute little shop, sales salt and hand made chocolate. Loved the vibe and cute lady working here. A bit pricy but very unique flavors of chocolates that you cant find anywhere else.

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    Stephanie S.

    They have like a thousand different chocolates, ok that's maybe an exaggeration, but they probably realistically have over a hundred different kinds of chocolate to choose from. They are sourced globally and all looked quite enticing, some even have pretty wild flavors like spicy Sichuan flavor. We got some of my favorite Mexican stone ground chocolate and some local filbert (hazelnut's Oregon name) chocolate. They also have good selection of exotic salt and vinegar and other cool stuff. Great to see.

    Venchi Baciodidama
    Suejung J.

    This is a specialty store for chocolate, salt, bitters, and other delicious things. We try to stop by here whenever we're in town. There are shelves of chocolate bars, organized based on dark chocolate, milk chocolate, local, snd which ones have e inclusions. I decided to try a couple new bars and grabbed a couple Venchi Baciodidama chocolates. They're these chocolates with a gluten free hazelnut wafer in the center and they're addictingly good. My partner picked up a few different bitters to try, and a friend with us grabbed a couple chocolate bars too. There are so many options here and everyone was incredibly helpful when we had questions.

    Chul L.

    The Meadow showcased a diverse range of products, including an entire wall dedicated to chocolates, salts sourced from various corners of the world, and an assortment of different products like flowers and enticing candies. Recommend checking this place out.

    Rashi T.

    The store has got a cute dreamy vibe about it . The huge windows give you a good glimpse of the offerings and you feel drawn inside .They specialize in artisan salts , specialty chocolate bars, bitters and other gourmet items for the bar and kitchen ,Some selection of Oregon and European wines and vermouths ,a full service floristry and books on food and salts . These could make great gifts and/or when you want to treat yourself to the finer things. But the prices are a tad bit higher in my opinion. I have bought a few chocolates and bitters etc. from here but nothing has ever impressed me much . If I am buying $12 chocolate bar /$30 bitters ,I would really expect amazing taste or something unique but the items that I had purchased were alright and nothing that would blow your mind . Its just not good value in my humble opinion . The staff is friendly and sweet and always welcoming . Their flower selection is exquisite and makes the whole store smell fantastic.

    Salt Blocks!
    Tara B.

    Loved visiting this place and will have to go back! The wall of chocolate alone is reason enough to visit! The chocolate covers so many regions and all the possible options you could want in a chocolate bar. The also have a wide ranging salt and bitters collection to pick from. The cooking salt blocks are very reasonably priced and great selection.

    A little chocolate pistachio treat- yum!
    Nanci K.

    I had visited before a few years ago, so I was pleased to be able to visit today! The clerk was amazing especially as it was pretty busy plus she was busy trying to clean up after a customer who had accidentally dropped an item. They have a great selection of chocolates plus lots of other condiments, but my reason for coming was the salt! I have a couple that I bought last time, and so I thought I'd try another along with a few chocolates. I chose a Halen Môn Gold Salt from Wales which has a light smoke flavor that will be perfect with the baguette I bought from one of the bakery's in the area. Be sure to stop by when you are in the area- and try some of the popcorn with truffle salt!!

    Love this place!
    Vanessa Q.

    This shop is a MUST for tasty treats! I was a bit overwhelmed by all of the options but the nicest associate name Charlotte helped answer all of our questions and gave us the BEST recommendations. The Chocolat Cafe-Tasse 's Blanc & Cafe is white chocolate and coffee bliss... and then for dark chocolate lovers, there is a Askinosie rasberry & milk chocolate bar that melts in your mouth good! Also, all of the individual chocolates at the register? Get them. They were so fun to try and every single one of them were delectable. And I didn't even get to all of the beautiful salt rocks throughout the store... Thanks again to Charlotte for being so sweet to us, out-of-towners - you helped make our first trip to Oregon [deliciously] memorable!

    Compartes cereal bowl chocolate
    Sandra S.

    Great spot for chocolate lovers. They carry the LA based Compartes chocolate bars which I haven't been able to find anywhere else other than directly from the company's website. It is a smaller space so it can get crowded but otherwise great assortment of different chocolates to choose from!

    So many cool salt cubes, dishes, etc
    Lacey T.

    You know when you go to a business, and it's just yours? Like, if someone was designing a gift shop with me very specifically in mind, they could do only little to improve on The Meadow. First, it is located on a particularly dreamy and perfect-for-strolling street. Pretty even from the outside, with a big window and old-fashioned gold lettering adorning the glass. The interior is small, but an appropriate size for what's on offer, and even features wooden shelving and a rolling ladder à la Beauty and The Beast (I know this was real thing before that, but it brings to mind the beloved cartoon, and that makes me very happy). Now, gift shops can veer toward cheesy, but a majority of The Meadow's offerings consist of two of my favorite things: chocolate and salt. How can you go wrong? The bulk of the salt is in the form of pink Himalayan blocks, serving dishes, and their ilk (even a mortar and pestle!!!!). I feel like these blocks have sort of seen their heyday at this point, but if The Meadow can still sell 'em then good on them. I already have a block, otherwise would have purchased one as I still think they are dang cool, and priced reasonably here. They also had a whole span of artisanal sea and flavored salts. Chocolate was mostly craft, with some candy bars and other treats snuck in. Additional offerings included MANY bitters, small gifts, cookbooks, etc. Prices are in line with anywhere else selling these products, and worth it for a superior find. Even if you don't buy anything, it is worth stopping by simply to revel in The Meadow's magnificence.

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    Interesting and fun shop! Full of Chocolate and Gourmet Salts :) Great Customer Service!

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    Kick up you dishes with different salts. Big selection. Parmesan truffle is fabulous w pasta

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    I noticed at my last visit at Mississippi they had Compartes chocolate ( )and a selection of peppercorns, both missing from NW.

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