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Chocolate restaurants in Europe

  1. A

    Mario Gallucci

    Hidden away down a Sanità side street, this vintage chocolatier has been compromising waistlines since 1890. Aside from a wicked selection of dark, milk and white chocolate pralines and truffles, you can pick up very Neapolitan edible souvenirs like giant chocolate lemons and a chocolate caffettiera (coffee percolator), complete with edible tazze (cups).

    reviewed

  2. B

    Frederic Blondeel

    The smart, minimalist interior of this Flemish chocolate-maker’s premises makes it a stylish spot for a cup of tea while eyeing the elegant rows of pralines on display.

    reviewed

  3. Åre Chokladfabrik

    Counterbalancing the healthy outdoor activities is Åre Chokladfabrik, where you can stop in and sample the inventive new flavours. It’s 3km east of Åre on the E14.

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  4. C

    Gay-odin

    Not so much a chocolatier as an institution, Gay-odin concocts some of the city's finest cocoa creations, including oh-so-Neapolitan chocolate 'cozze' (mussels). For a punch to the palate, try the chocolate-coated coffee beans or the fiery peperoncino-cioccolato (chilli-chocolate) combo. This branch also sells Gay-odin's sublime ice cream; they produce the city's best non-sorbet flavours.

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