A Chocolate Lover's Guide to Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Chocolate lovers will find a treasure trove of delights in Downtown Bellevue, where artisanal chocolatiers craft exceptional treats. Fran's Chocolates, situated in Old Bellevue, is renowned for its luxurious confections made from the finest ingredients, including seasonal favorites like smoked salted caramels and whiskey truffles. At Bellevue Square, ROYCE' offers a fascinating array of chocolate experiences, from pure chocolate pieces to their signature Nama chocolate, celebrated for its smooth texture. DOTE, a homegrown business, impresses with its vibrant chocolate designs and delectable offerings, notably their honey dark chocolate ganache. See's Candies stands out with unique creations like the "sweet potato," ideal for special occasions such as St.

Patrick's Day. The article also highlights the Northwest Chocolate Festival, set for October 4-6, where attendees can engage with the world's best artisan chocolate makers and indulge in tastings. This guide not only showcases local chocolate experiences but also emphasizes the Heart of Bellevue campaign, connecting the community with vibrant local businesses. Whether you're seeking a gift or a sweet treat for yourself, Downtown Bellevue offers a rich chocolate landscape to explore.

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