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The Chocolate Box

108 Pine St
Seattle, WA 98101 USA
(206) 443-3900

11/21/2011

5/5 stars

I was in Seattle for seven nights. I visited the Chocolate Box for four of those. The difference? I was tied to events and people past their closing time on the other nights.

If you're just visiting (like me) and want to try a variety of local chocolate products, this is your place. It's not exclusively any source. Nor is it exclusively local, but you can ask.

Molly Moon's balsamic strawberry plus their hot chocolate on top is perhaps my greatest in-store creation ever. Trying the honey mead truffle from a local chocolatier (augh! I'm blanking on correct credit! Someone help?) may be my best in-store choice ever. *EVER*. Re-cemented my determination to keep bees and make either mead or tej or both or everything. The hot chocolate with peppermint marshmallows? Oh, oh, OOOOHHHH… *insert Meg Ryan orgasm impersonation here* Molly Moon's cinnamon is from real cinnamon and needs no extra sweetening.

And the people working here? Wow. Ideas, conversation, interest, everything. And it's honest. And chocolaty. They manage to sweeten everything with their personalities and joy.

Yelp tags: Chocolatiers and Shops Coffee & Tea

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GXzushwetAi
I think it’s a mteatr of what can they offer to users so they’ll ignore complainers crying foul? Most small OpenID providers don’t have rich metadata associated with their OpenID, so another option is to wrap’ source OpenID with middleman’s OpenID along with rich metadata on the wrap.Note that some small OpenID providers will have valuable metadata. For example, banks and brokers as well as any Yodlee-backed services (like Mint and SafePage) will have access to personal wealth metrics which can be attached to OpenID secured with double-blind service.There’s a lot of options as well as ways to get tarred and feathered, exciting and terrifying at the same time.
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