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The Meadow

4.4 (17 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Emma N.

I was drawn into this place because of the really fun and colorful decor in their window, and because the signs said chocolate! This place specializes in salt, and had popcorn available to try with their seasoning blends! There were also flowers for purchase too, a little bit of everything here honestly. The popcorn was very tasty with the seasoning they had on it! I've never seen so many unique chocolate bars in one space! It was a library of bars instead of books, each section separated by type of chocolate! I ended up purchasing a few of the truffles and one The Meadows chocolate bars that was popular called Bagel Milk chocolate. The truffles were delicious! I would definitely recommend taking a look inside this shop if you're nearby.

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Sarah C.

What a warm, magical little store! Walking in feels like entering the cottage home of a French kitchen witch. They've got a table full of freshly grown flowers, shelves upon shelves of ingredients and pantry staples. And, perhaps most importantly, an entire wall of locally made or direct retail chocolate bars. Staff was kind and when the price rang up for less than what was listed on the tag, they gave the lower option. The goods aren't cheap, but you can tell that thought was put into their curation and sourcing.

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Caeli P.

I went by the meadow today on my visit to Portland. This shop is pure magic, specialty chocolate, salts, flowers, bitters and liquors. This place is so dreamy. The woman working was incredibly knowledgeable and helped me pick out a few chocolates to try out. There was no questions she couldn't answer and her passion really shown through! I could have spent hours talking to her about chocolate! They usually have some popcorn for sampling with their different salts by the register which show how much these flavored salts make a flavor impact. If you can resist buying these after trying them you have more will power than me! Long story short, this place is a must stop

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“The service is always warm, welcoming, and friendly with fresh samples of popcorn featuring their famous truffle salt available any time I've visited.”

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