Jacques Torres Chocolate

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Princess Meow

Joined 3 years ago

Pricey, but Excellent Chocolate with bad customer services. I LOVE their chocolate, but every time I go I prepare myself for bad customer services. I don't know it's because they are famous, so they don't care or they just couldn't find some decent sales? Oh well, I guess if I want to continue enjoy their chocolate, I will just have to put up with that.

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CSMobileUser

Joined 5 years ago

Where Chocolate Grows in Brooklyn!. My fiance who is now my husband introduced me to JT while we were dating and it's an amazing chocolate experience! The ice cream is to DIE for! LOVE the champagne truffles!!

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lindsayalix

Joined 4 years ago

Not as great as Chocolate Bar. I thought this place was pretty good, but Im still loyal to the best chocolate hot spot in the city, Chocolate Bar. Its the best chocolate I've ever had and their new location in the West Village is unbelievable... must try!

CHOCOLATE BAR WEST VILLAGE

Alison Nelson reopened her West Village location just steps away from her pioneering original

Chocolate Bar: 19 Eighth Avenue between 12th Street & Jane, NYC (West Village)

www.chocolatebarnyc. com/ info@chocolatebarnyc. com

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lapaisad

Joined 5 years ago

An experience!. The best HOT Chocolate I have ever had in my life. To this day I still remember its taste. A must go!

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jenniferstimson2346

Joined 6 years ago

Unpretentious gourmet chocolate. Jacques Torres is equally comfortable creating 5-star desserts and covering cornflakes with chocolate -- what's not to like? The shop itself is cute and cozy, and you can look through a window at the chocolates being manufactured next door. My "wicked" spicy hot chocolate had a few lumps, but nothing a brisk stir couldn't fix. I just hope they don't have to post calorie counts.

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zima66thstreet

Joined 5 years ago

Wonderful chocolate and vibe. This place is Heaven in Brooklyn. The exquisite chocolates are also great to look at. And when all you want is a piece of chocolate or a crosisant with coffee, this place is hard to beat. Then, the cobblestone streets and the old brick of the warehouse across the street really add to the overall "ambience" of the site. I love to bring my kids for an afternoon treat after shopping at Pomme, Half Pint or Powerhouse Books.

Try the simple chocolate-covered nuts. These make great take-home treats to offer to visitors or are great just to snack on.

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cansplace

Joined 8 years ago

Better than Godiva. I like this place even the cobble street it happens to be on. Hot chocolate is a must try but so are all the varieties of chocolate. My mom loves it! The kids love it! Chocoholics rejoice!

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bk_chic

Joined 8 years ago

Jacques knows his chocolate. I think I'm the only person who hates the hot chocolate here - so thick, it's like a meal in itself. I go for the unique truffle selection. My favorite is the "love bug" - white chocolate with a key lime center, and also the "Chai tea." They have about 30 different ones to choose from, in white, dark, & milk chocolate, and new flavors are introduced often. Other yummy treats include chocolate-covered cheerios. And across the street is a wonderful French bakery not to be missed called Almondine.

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misha519

Joined 7 years ago

The Best in the City. I have probably tried most if not all the hot chocolate places in the city and this is my favorite. It's rich and delicious!

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lovely626

Joined 7 years ago

Great spot..but not for traditional chocolatiers. I went looking for vanilla creme chocolates...or coconut cream which were both a no go---they have a non-traditional selection of chocolates, which can be great for non-traditional chocolate lovers...but if you are looking for your favs, this is not the place to go...on the brigth side I did have one of the best chocolate crossaints I have ever tasted.....