Bright, modern space offers a cozy atmosphere with well-lit, inviting design. Gelato features rich, intensely-flavored varieties including vegan and dairy-free options. Prices lean high, reflecting the premium experience and location.
Rich and creamy Three Chocolates and Peanut Butter Caramel flavors stand out. Vegan Belgian Chocolate gelato offers a smooth, indulgent option. Gelato and hot chocolate come in perfect sizes with balanced flavor.
Good to know
Prices are high, with $7.50 for one scoop and $9.25 for a waffle cone.
The portion sizes are small, with a small cone costing $10.00.
Dairy-free options are available for those with allergies.
Coffee shop blends vintage and modern styles with a trendy, laid-back atmosphere. Limited seating encourages quick visits rather than long stays, while quirky decor and creative ambiance attract a youthful crowd. Music adds to the chill vibe, making it a popular spot for casual hangouts.
Chocolate pairs with orange in drinks that taste like orange dipped in chocolate. The Camel Latte blends deep, fruity Mandarin and chocolate notes. A small oval pastry with chocolate chips complements the chocolate flavors.
Good to know
Expect long wait times of 30-40 minutes on weekends after 9am.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be difficult to find.
The coffee shop has limited seating for about 5-6 people on the first floor.
Spacious chocolate shop with a cozy, nostalgic ambiance and rich chocolate aroma filling the air. Seating includes tables and counters suitable for groups, though it can get busy and touristy. Decor blends Disney-themed posters with a festive, cheerful vibe.
Rich chocolate shakes and sundaes stand out with a delicious, premium taste. The store offers a variety of chocolates and ice creams, including chocolate paintings and treats to buy as souvenirs.
Good to know
They hold their own pins and pin trading events here.
The shake costs $12 plus tax for a small size.
The washroom is only available if you order something.
Space recreates a 1950s New York diner with vintage decor like antique lighting and salvaged wood paneling. Atmosphere feels cozy and nostalgic, evoking warmth of a middle-class home from decades ago. Long waits are common, drawing a crowd that values the authentic diner experience despite high prices.
Chocolate offerings include a rich, velvety marshmallow hot chocolate topped with torch toasted marshmallow fluff and a thick, chocolatey hot chocolate. The chocolate cake stands out as a notably exceptional dessert.
Good to know
Max & Helen's charges $30-$50 per person.
Expect wait times of 45 minutes to 2 hours on weekdays and up to 3 hours on weekends.
They don't take reservations.
Strong chocolate aroma fills the small space with an open kitchen visible behind clear glass. The atmosphere is minimal and lively, with no indoor seating but a single bench outside for enjoying treats. The design leans toward an upscale boutique feel, attracting a mix of families and influencers.
Strong chocolate aroma hits right at the entrance. Cookies like the dark chocolate chip and chocolate chip walnut pack intense flavor and great texture.
Good to know
Parking is available in a small lot just north of the bakery.
They open at 9 am; arriving early helps avoid long lines.
Online ordering is available for quick pickup to skip the line.
Tiny French bistro with an open kitchen and bar seating offers an intimate, bustling vibe. Outdoor patio with huge heat lamps creates a warm, inviting space. French hip hop tunes add a modern, cool energy to the authentic Parisian atmosphere.
Chocolate soufflรฉ and chocolate mousse stand out as rich, flavorful desserts. Brunch includes warm croissants with chocolate in every bite.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a table at Petit Trois.
Expect an 18% service charge added to your bill, which is not a tip.
Dairy-free options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
Small donut shop with bright pink decor and Danny Trejo-themed design creates a fun, kitschy atmosphere. Music plays loudly, and the space feels busy and lively with constant foot traffic. Limited seating offers a quick stop vibe rather than a dine-in experience.
Chocolate donuts come in large sizes with moist texture and balanced sweetness. The Abuelita donut features dark chocolate frosting and Mexican chocolate flavors stand out.
Good to know
A dozen donuts costs $30.
Vegan donuts are often unavailable, with none available at the moment.
They were not accepting cash for some reason.
Simple, practical design creates a space with a small-business vibe and a candy bar that adds fun. Atmosphere grows lively and fun later in the day, attracting those who appreciate Swedish sour and licorice candies with unique flavors and textures.
Swedish chocolates like Marabou and treats with a vanilla aroma and milk chocolate that is not overly sweet stand out here. Chocolate-covered vanilla and caramel marshmallows resemble Choco Pies but skip the cake or cookie.
Good to know
The candies cost about $16 per pound.
Expect delays in shipping; processing can take 2-3 weeks.
The store appears to have multiple health code violations, indicating poor sanitation practices.
Spacious indoor and outdoor seating features colorful decor and authentic Oaxacan roots. Live music, including a marimba band and mariachi, creates a lively, noisy atmosphere that immerses diners in culture. A large mezcal selection complements the vibrant setting.
Chocolate appears in several dishes and drinks, including a rich, warm mole negro with chicken and a smooth, water-based champurrado with a hint of sourness. The non-dairy Mexican Hot Chocolate comes with sweet bread and stands out as a favorite item.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
The restaurant only accepts cash, so plan accordingly.
Valet parking is available but can be expensive.
Classic American diner with vintage dรฉcor and a nostalgic atmosphere that feels cozy and inviting. Offers both indoor seating and a recently cleaned outdoor patio with views of the Hollywood Hills. Known for superb pies and a casual, homey vibe suitable for breakfast and casual meals.
Chocolate pies here are known for being light on sugar and include a standout Bavarian chocolate banana cream pie. Chocolate chip cheesecake also appears as a popular choice.
Good to know
Parking is available, but the lot can be limited and small.
Expect delayed service during peak hours as the place gets packed.
Prices for pie slices are over $7 each.
Clean space with cool wall art and an open kitchen creates a lively yet calm atmosphere. Music plays at a moderate volume, contributing to a chill vibe. Free parking is available, adding convenience to the visit.
Dessert strawberries come covered in Belgian chocolate and include a special Dubai Chocolate Cup with Strawberries. This place offers Dubai chocolate, which is rare to find elsewhere.
Good to know
Parking is available at the back of the restaurant.
The restaurant is open late for late-night cravings.
Wraps cost $11.99 and full meals are $15.99.