Theo Chocolate's flagship store in Fremont to close after 19 sweet years of service

Seattle, WALocal News

The beloved Theo Chocolate flagship store in Fremont will close after 19 years of operation, with the final day set for February 16, 2025. Many loyal customers, including Bonnie Britt, have shared their heartbreak over the closure, recalling cherished memories tied to the store, such as wedding celebrations and family outings. The announcement of the store's closure was made last year, but no specific reasons have been disclosed. As the closing date approaches, the company has organized hands-on chocolate experiences, including classes and demonstrations, to celebrate its legacy. Although Theo Chocolate products will remain available online, the in-person experience at the flagship store will be irreplaceable for many.

Customers have voiced their feelings of loss, emphasizing how integral the store has been to their lives. The closure signifies a shift in the local chocolate scene, impacting both regular patrons and the broader community. As supporters bid farewell, they reflect on the store's unique role in creating lasting memories.

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