Mariebelle on Prince St is pretty damn good!

Actually, I think Mariebelle and Vosges are two different places. Mariebelle has their own store on Broome Street. It also has a cafe in back, that is quite cute. Be aware that their “chocolate” is just that —...

Looking for stores in Manhattan selling El Rey chocolate from Venuzuela. Preferably midtown/SOHO or UES location. The web site lists MarieBelle and Lunettes et Chocolate. Has anyone actually seen/bought these bars in Manhattan?

I’m sending a gift of MarieBelle hot chocolate to a friend in Canada and thought I might add some marshmallows. I’ve never tried them but I know City Bakery makes them. Are there any other I should know about?

I agree re: City Bakery. Next in line for me is Chocolate Bar. Michel Cluizel is good but more milky. Jacques Torres isn’t bad but can be a little powdery. La Maison du Chocolat is way too pricy for the quality. I...

MarieBelle is in SOHO (484 Broome), and very good. Really pretty boxes, and beautifully designed chocolates. Exquisite would probably be the word. For something a little more playfully designed (and better tasting chocolate IMHO),...

Will be in Montreal. Any stellar chocolaterie or patissier that make chocolates? Any european style chocolat chaud a la MarieBelle, Jean-Paul Hevin etc?

Don’t miss Marie Belle at 484 Broome Street. Her chocolates are not only like little works of art, they are absolutely delicious! Link: http://www.mariebelle.com

Just to avoid any potential confusion, Lunettes et Chocolat is the store at 25 Prince. It’s still MarieBelle chocolate being sold, though.

They also sell hot chocolate at MarieBelle‘s (and I believe Lunettes et Chocolat) in Soho. I believe the recipe is the same as Jacques Torres’ — he makes the chocolates for both shops. Link: http://www.mariebelle...

line? Thanks from a chocoholic in the making! http://www.mariebelle.com/ http://www.cocoapuro.com/ Image: http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45/btdoan/IMG_4440.jpg

there early. They tend to run out by late afternoon. City Bakery is too thick for me, more like chocolate soup, but nice and sinful. Torres or MarieBelle is not as good as CB or La Maison. Vosges has the best spicy one I’ve...

i know you’re looking for somewhere you can go out for spicy hot chocolate – and soma sounds great, can’t wait to try it – but if you can get your hands on some of the “aztec hot chocolate”...

I don’t think the folks in Seattle are spending much time strategizing ways to take away city bakery’s market share, unless I am mistaken about the hot chocolate being a national launch. Mariebelle‘s is my...

Try Mariebelle for interesting (and tasty) flavors and cute designs http://www.mariebelle.com/s.nl/sc.8/category.2073/.f Another with exotic flavors is Vosges Chocolate, but I have not tried yet http://www.vosgeschocolate.com For...